Ruskin Lily Vase

Name: Ruskin Lily Vase
SKU: as218a260
Price: 295.00 GBP
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Ruskin Crystalline Lily Vase

1930s

Excellent Condition

Stands a tall 297mm high, 145mm diameter at top and 109mm at the base

Free P&P in UK

A Brief History of Ruskin

Edward Richard Taylor was the principle of Birmingham School of Art, where his son William Howson Taylor was a pupil. In 1898 he founded the Ruskin Pottery at Smethwick for his son to run.

Ruskin Pottery is noted for its remarkable and individual glazes developed by Taylor who drew inspiration from oriental techniques. The quality of the wares produced make Ruskin Pottery some of the most original and desirable work available to the collector.

The pottery won many prizes world wide, most notably at the St Louis Centennial Exhibition of 1904.

The pottery closed in 1933 followed in 1935 by the death of William Taylor who had made sure all records of glaze recipes were destroyed after the factory closed leaving experts puzzling over exactly how he achieved his wonderful effects. The speckled, mottled, lustre and flambe glazes are certainly a mystery to those who try to copy them.

Most Ruskin pieces are impressed with the pottery name and a date which makes for easy recognition

Price

£295.00

$369.10

€342.52

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DimensionsStands a tall 297mm high, 145mm diameter at top and 109mm at the base Date 1930s 1930s Antiques Material Ceramic Origin English Maker Ruskin Condition Excellent Item code as218a260 / GLEI-l Status For Sale

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