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Moorcroft Pottery Vase Bottle neck vase with cobalt and cyclamen floral decoration. Measures 6.5" high.... [this item is NOT for sale]
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Moorcroft Pottery Vase Bottle neck vase,
with Iris design. Measures 6" high. ... [more like this] -
Moorcroft Pottery Vase Bottle neck vase with
cobalt and cyclamen floral decoration. Measures 6.5" high. ... [more like this] -
Moorcroft "Plums" Vase Bottle neck form vase
with a cobalt blue field and a plum design. Incised Moorcroft mark. Measures 8" high. ... [more like this] -
A Moorcroft Pottery "Knypersley" vase designed
by Emma Bossonsdated 2003, bottle-neck vase in shades of blue depicting a winter landscape, Moorcroft marks to underside, designer's monogram, 31.5cm high ... [more like this] -
Moorcroft William Morris 'Snakehead Fritillary'
bottle neck vase, decorated upon a blue ground, circa 1995, WM monogram and factory marks to base, 12.25" high ... [more like this] -
A Moorcroft 'Winds of Change' bottle neck
vase, circa 1999, 21cm high, boxed. ... [more like this] -
WILLIAM MOORCROFT FLORIAN WARE POTTERY VASE,
c.1900-1902, of bottle-form, tubelined and hand-painted in the "Cornflower" pattern against a green ground, painted "W.Moorcroft/Des." mark, (restorations to neck/rim). 33cm ... [more like this] -
A blue ground Moorcroft vase of bottle shaped
form with drawn neck and with painted and moulded pink and red hibiscus type decoration impressed mark to base ... [more like this] -
Moorcroft English Pottery, Vases & Bowl,
3 Pieces: Vintage Moorcroft English hand-painted art pottery, a "Pomegranate" bottle vase with 1947-1953 date marks, and "Anemones" bowl with 1928-1953 date mark, and bud ... [more like this] -
A Moorcroft MacIntyre Florian ware bottle
vase, the slightly flared slender neck with a knop, with blue cornflower decoration, the base signed in green 'W Moorcroft Des', 27.5cm high (neck restuck). ... [more like this] -
MOORCROFT POTTERY POMEGRANATE BOTTLE VASE:
Cobalt blue ground, pomegranate design, bottle vase form with elongated neck, impressed and signature mark, 10 1/4'' h. x 5''.CONDITION: Repair to rim. ... [more like this] -
A Moorcroft 'Love In A Mist' pattern bottle
vase c.1995 limited edition no.217/300 impressed and inscribed marks 11.25ins; with box and certificate Estimate ?180-220 One hairline sized blue line running down from just ... [more like this] -
A pair of 'Florianware' bottle vases by William
Moorcroft for James Macintyre & Co, circa 1900, decorated with iris and butterflies in light and dark blue, both with some damage to necks, undersides painted with designers ... [more like this] -
A MOORCROFT FLORIAN WARE VASE of bottle form
with bulbous neck, tube lined with panels of forget-me-nots in blue on a cream ground, 6 3/4" high, brown printed Florian mark, and green painted signature ... [more like this] -
MOORCROFT MINIATURE BOTTLE VASE, CIRCA 1920 glazed
earthenware, tube line decoration in the 'Moonlit Blue' pattern, impressed marks, initialled in green (restored neck) 9.5cm high ... [more like this]
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