Lot 108: Royal Staffordshire Dinnerware by Clarice Cliff Scalloped Floral Serving Bowl
Current bid: $5 AUD.
Description
An elegant mid-20th century Royal Staffordshire Dinnerware by Clarice Cliff serving bowl, crafted from cream-glazed ceramic with a distinctive scalloped edge and a vibrant floral garland pattern. Key Details: * Origin/Era: Mid-20th Century, 1930s-1950s * Material: Glazed Earthenware * Style: Art Deco / Traditional Floral * Maker's Mark: Royal Staffordshire Dinnerware by Clarice Cliff, Made in England Condition: The bowl appears in good overall condition with minor surface wear consistent with age and use. No visible chips, cracks, or significant crazing are apparent from the images. Interesting fact: * Clarice Cliff was a prolific and influential British ceramic artist, whose bold geometric and vibrant floral designs brought modernism to the pottery industry in the 1920s and 1930s. * Her work is highly collectable and represents a significant period in British ceramic design, often featuring bright colours and hand-painted elements. Use: A decorative and functional piece, perfect for serving salads or displaying fruit, appealing to collectors of vintage British ceramics and Clarice Cliff enthusiasts.
Condition Report
Minor surface wear consistent with age. No chips, cracks, or repairs are visible.
Specifications
| Category | Ceramics |
|---|---|
| Lot Reference | LOT-108 |
| Buyer's Premium | 20% |