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Moorcroft Flamminian Art Pottery Vase for Liberty C. 1905
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Moorcroft Flamminian Art Pottery Vase for Liberty C. 1905

1900 - 1920
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Description

A Moorcroft vase produced during his period with James Macintyre & Co. and made for Liberty & Co., dating to around 1905. This example belongs to the Flamminian range, one of the earliest art pottery lines associated with Moorcroft’s work.

The vase is finished in a rich red glaze with strong tonal depth, shifting from oxblood to darker pooled areas. The shoulder is decorated with three raised foliate roundels, formed as heart-shaped leaf motifs in relief and set beneath the glaze.

Flamminian wares were introduced in 1905 and are distinguished by their emphasis on glaze and form rather than elaborate painted decoration.

Moorcroft’s early work was retailed by leading firms including Liberty, Harrods and Tiffany & Co., and his reputation was established through both technical innovation and refined aesthetic control.

The base retains a faint “Made for Liberty” mark beneath the glaze, alongside an incised model number and Moorcroft’s signature.

A well-preserved and highly representative example of early Moorcroft art pottery.

Measurements

Height: 15.5 cm

Diameter: 9.5 cm

Weight: 437 g

Condition

Excellent condition.

Shipping & Packaging

The item will be shipped with full tracking and insurance.

Physical Dimensions
Height
15.5cm (6.10")
Width
9.5cm (3.74")
Depth
9.5cm (3.74")
Declaration

Ritas Bazaar has dated this Moorcroft Flamminian Pottery Vase to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1207526
Dealers Internal Reference
B1698
Description
A Moorcroft vase produced during his period with James Macintyre & Co. and made for Liberty & Co., dating to around 1905.
This example belongs to the Flamminian range, one of the earliest art pottery lines associated with Moorcroft’s work.
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fig 1. A red glazed earthenware vase featuring a baluster shape with an embossed roundel medallion near the rim.
fig 1. Moorcroft Flamminian Art Pottery Vase for Liberty C. 1905

The vase is finished in a rich red glaze with strong tonal depth, shifting from oxblood to darker pooled areas. The shoulder is decorated with three raised foliate roundels, formed as heart-shaped leaf motifs in relief and set beneath the glaze.

fig 2. A red glazed earthenware vase featuring a baluster shape with an embossed roundel medallion near the rim.
fig 2. Moorcroft Flamminian Art Pottery Vase for Liberty C. 1905

Flamminian wares were introduced in 1905 and are distinguished by their emphasis on glaze and form rather than elaborate painted decoration.

Moorcroft’s early work was retailed by leading firms including Liberty, Harrods and Tiffany & Co., and his reputation was established through both technical innovation and refined aesthetic control.

fig 3. A red glazed earthenware vase featuring a baluster shape with an embossed roundel medallion near the rim.
fig 3. Moorcroft Flamminian Art Pottery Vase for Liberty C. 1905

The base retains a faint “Made for Liberty” mark beneath the glaze, alongside an incised model number and Moorcroft’s signature.

A well-preserved and highly representative example of early Moorcroft art pottery.

Measurements

Height: 15.5 cm

Diameter: 9.5 cm

Weight: 437 g

Condition

Excellent condition.

Shipping & Packaging

The item will be shipped with full tracking and insurance.

Height
15.5cm (6.10")
Width
9.5cm (3.74")
Depth
9.5cm (3.74")
Date of Manufacture

Ritas Bazaar has dated this Moorcroft Flamminian Pottery Vase to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1207526
Dealers Internal Ref
B1698
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Archive I A red glazed earthenware vase featuring a baluster shape with an embossed roundel medallion near the rim.

Moorcroft Flamminian art pottery vase for Liberty c. 1905

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A red glazed earthenware vase featuring a baluster shape with an embossed roundel medallion near the rim.
Moorcroft Flamminian art pottery vase for Liberty c. 1905
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A red glazed earthenware vase featuring a baluster shape with an embossed roundel medallion near the rim.
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Designed by William Moorcroft for Liberty & Co. around 1905, Flamminian ware features rich monochrome lead glazes decorated with incised or embossed roundel motifs influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement.

These pieces were crafted from earthenware clay, hand-thrown or moulded, and finished with a distinct high-gloss glaze alongside impressed or tube-lined geometric medallions.

Authentic examples typically feature the impressed mark Moorcroft or Made for Liberty & Co, frequently accompanied by a hand-written William Moorcroft signature or initials on the unglazed base.

Position the vessel as an accent on a sideboard or mantelpiece, contrasting its deep red glaze against neutral backdrops or dark timber surfaces.

Dust the surface regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth and avoid immersion in water or exposure to chemical detergents to protect the original glaze.
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