Elegant Crown Ducal Art Deco vases – 1920s British ceramic art with floral bird painting, manufactured by A.G. Richardson & Co. Ltd.
These two decorative vases are outstanding examples of the British brand Crown Ducal's fine ceramic production, manufactured in the 1920s by A.G. Richardson & Co. Ltd. in Stoke-on-Trent, England. With their elegant shape, narrow neck, and bulbous base, as well as hand-painted bird and blossom ornamentation, they embody the charm and sophistication of the Art Deco style.
The Crown Ducal brand was founded in 1915 by Albert G. Richardson and quickly became a major name in the British ceramics scene. Especially in the 1920s and 1930s, Crown Ducal was known for its innovative glazes, aerographed color gradients, and stylish designs. The then Art Director, W.B. Johnson, shaped the brand's aesthetic with floral and decorative motifs that continue to delight collectors today.
Details: Origin: England, Stoke-on-Trent Period: approx. 1920s Material: Finest ceramic with glossy glaze Condition: Very good condition, minimal signs of age-related wear Dimensions: Weight: 1 kg, Height 23 cm, Diameter 14 cm Condition: used - one vase with slight hairline cracks inside
These vases are not just decorative objects, but also testaments to British design history. They are perfect for vintage lovers, collectors, or as a stylish gift with character.