Moorcroft

Moorcroft Hibiscus Pattern Vase with a yellow and red hibiscus on one side and a dark red on the other on a cobalt blue ground
Made in England
C1955
Designed by Walter Moorcroft
Dimensions: 11 cm
In good condition

Anenome patter Moorcroft vase by Walter Moorcroft with open and closed buds on a green to blue ground  colour with time lined Anenome flowers

Circa 1949

Measuring 14 cm height and 13 cm in width

Light crazing correct  with age of the vase.

Walter Moorcroft was a British master potter. Born on February 12, 1917 in Burslem, United Kingdom, he took over his father  Williams  pottery business, Moorcroft Pottery, in 1945. Using his own Art-Nouveau designs as aids, he would hand paint ornate glazes on each vessel. These decorative elements, which consisted of richly colored flowers, became very popular during his lifetime. In 1972, at the height of his career, Moorcroft had a major exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum. He died on September 2, 2002, in London, United Kingdom