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Fine Doulton Lambeth Intarsio Faience Vase by Alice Euphemia Thatcher C1880s
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Fine Doulton Lambeth Intarsio Faience Vase by Alice Euphemia Thatcher C1880s

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A. Euphemia Thatcher (often listed as Alice Euphemia Thatcher) was a prominent artist and designer who worked at the Doulton Lambeth Art Pottery studio in London between 1879 and 1889. She is best known for her highly collectable Arts & Crafts and faience pottery, which typically features rich, hand-painted and tube-lined floral or foliate designs, as in this fabulous example on offer. Rare to find pieces by her these days, this wonderful example, standing 27 cm in height, features circular panels decorated with fruit and foliage, with floral decor in between. Possible historic repair to a small section of the neck lip, displays beautifully and is a wonderful addition to any serious collection. The upper section has a band of tree and heart-shaped symbols, very much an intarsio design.

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Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this Doulton Lambeth Ceramic Vase to the 1880s.

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Description
A. Euphemia Thatcher (often listed as Alice Euphemia Thatcher) was a prominent artist and designer who worked at the Doulton Lambeth Art Pottery studio in London between 1879 and 1889. She is best known for her highly collectable Arts & Crafts and faience pottery, which typically features rich, hand-painted and tube-lined floral or foliate designs, as in this fabulous example on offer.
Rare to find pieces by her these days, this wonderful example, standing 27 cm in height, features circular panels decorated with fruit and foliage, with floral decor in between.
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Possible historic repair to a small section of the neck lip, displays beautifully and is a wonderful addition to any serious collection. The upper section has a band of tree and heart-shaped symbols, very much an intarsio design.

Date of Manufacture

Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this Doulton Lambeth Ceramic Vase to the 1880s.

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Archive I A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck.

Fine Doulton Lambeth Intarsio Faience Vase by Alice Euphemia Thatcher C1880s

Archive II A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View II
Archive III A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View III
Archive IV A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View IV
Archive V A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View V
Archive VI A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View VI
Archive VII A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View VII
Archive VIII A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View VIII
Archive IX A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View IX
Archive X A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View X
Archive XI A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View XI
Archive XII A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View XII
Archive XIII A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck. View XIII
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A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck.
Fine Doulton Lambeth Intarsio Faience Vase by Alice Euphemia Thatcher c1880s
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A late Victorian double-gourd earthenware vase with hand-painted fruit roundels, stylized floral bands, and a gradient turquoise to blue neck.
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Doulton Lambeth faience refers to glazed earthenware decorated with hand-painted enamel colours, produced at the Lambeth studio in London during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Victorian art pottery was constructed from moulded or thrown earthenware clays, decorated using mineral-based underglaze pigments, and sealed with clear or tinted glazes before kiln firing.

Authentic pieces feature impressed factory stamps on the base, such as the circular Doulton Lambeth rosette, often alongside impressed shape numbers and painted artist monograms.

Siting rich blue and turquoise glazed ceramics on a dark wood sideboard or open shelving provides a striking focal point in contemporary or traditional interior schemes.

Dust surfaces regularly with a soft dry cloth and clean lightly using lukewarm water and mild detergent, avoiding immersion or abrasive sponges.
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