Late 19thC Leeds Art Pottery Jardiniere

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Late 19thC Leeds Art Pottery Jardiniere, with cylindrical column stand, with impressed marks - 14" diam x 38"h

Leeds Art Pottery
Burmantofts art pottery
This was produced between 1880 and 1904 at the instigation of James Holroyd, the works manager, as an addition to industrial glazed ceramic products. Companies such as Mintons, Royal Doulton and William De Morgan had established a market for middle-class home decorative objects. The company was fortunate in having both coal and four sorts of high-purity clay on the same site. The plasticity gave good reproduction of shape and the low iron content meant there was not discoloration by oxidation when fired at high temperature, giving glazes of high clarity and brilliance
DateLate Victorian MakerLeeds Art Pottery Codeas033a3005 / 6261 Price SOLD £680.00 StatusSold SellerChurch Street Antiques Telephone0161 929 5196Non UK callers :+44 161 929 5196 Emailsales@churchstreetantiques.com

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