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$175 · Royal Venton Ware Tureen Base /Pedestal Bowl Royal Venton Ware
This is a Royal Venton Ware tureen base or pedestal bowl. It is hand painted and in good condition, with a charming vintage appeal. Perfect for collectors or as a decorative piece. I've decided it is time to let this beauty find a new home where it can be appreciated! Royal Venton Ware Tureen Base /Pedestal Bowl Royal Venton Ware Art Deco Harold Holdcroft J Steventon & Sons Hand Painted An extensive Art Deco Royal Venton ware pottery designed by Harold Holdcroft, hand-painted with a flowering branch, with a scrolled border, comprising ROYAL VENTON WARE" refers to the brand or type of ware, and "J. STEVENTON & SONS LTD BURSLEM" indicates the manufacturer and their location (Burslem, a town known for pottery in England). Harold Holdcroft was born in 1904, was appointed a lecturer at Burslem School of Art at the age of 18, and was working at J Steventon & Sons, Burslem in 1928. This superb Royal Venton ware features a striking Art Deco pattern designed by Harold Holdcroft, a well-known and highly regarded ceramic artist of the period. The pattern would have been done between 1929 thru 1933, and several of the pieces are marked with Holdcroft’s signature along with the factory stamp and number codes. Beautifully detailed, the clean lines and bold bright colors of the pattern reflect typical Art Deco styling. Harold Holdcroft (1904-1982). The missing work period is from 1929 until 1933 and contains many bold and innovative designs of china dinnerware, tableware, vases and elephant novelty ware. The pottery is marked "Royal Venton Ware - J Steventon & Sons Ltd - Burslem - England - Hand Painted with the H Holdcroft signature." Harold Holdcroft is more popularly known for his years as Art Director at Royal Albert Bone China and for designing the world famous 1962 pattern “Old Country Roses”, which has sold over 100 million pieces worldwide. These early designs give a new insight into the man and also his possible influence as a peer and teacher to many of the students who studied at Burslem School of Art and later established international reputations such as Clarice Cliff, Susie Cooper, Charlotte Rhead and Gladys Scarlett. In absolute mint condition. Always used it as decorative antique piece among my antique collection More pictures in the comments. Cash please From pet & smoke free home No return
