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Charles Collis Vase
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Charles Collis Vase

1900 - 1920
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Charles Collis for Doulton Burslem Vase decorated with an incised decoration of Flowers, seeds and foliage

Collis was one of the senior decorators at Della Robbia, but spent several years at Doulton's in Stoke on Trent before returning to Della Robbia

42cm high

Circa 1900

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42cm (16.54")
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AD Antiques has dated this Art Nouveau Pottery Vase to the 1900s.

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Charles Collis for Doulton Burslem Vase decorated with an incised decoration of Flowers, seeds and foliage
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Collis was one of the senior decorators at Della Robbia, but spent several years at Doulton's in Stoke on Trent before returning to Della Robbia.
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42cm high

Circa 1900

Height
42cm (16.54")
Date of Manufacture

AD Antiques has dated this Art Nouveau Pottery Vase to the 1900s.

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A tall cylindrical Art Nouveau glazed earthenware vase featuring dark brown stylised floral motifs over a warm yellow crackle glaze base.
Charles Collis Vase
Ref: SA929263
A tall cylindrical Art Nouveau glazed earthenware vase featuring dark brown stylised floral motifs over a warm yellow crackle glaze base.
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Art Nouveau pottery emerged in the late 19th century, featuring organic lines, botanical motifs, and fluid silhouettes inspired by natural forms. Ceramic artists employed techniques such as sgraffito, slip-trailing, and complex glaze applications to achieve flowing, stylised decorative elements.

Studio art pottery from this period was primarily crafted using earthenware or stoneware clays. Pieces were decorated with liquid clay slips, incised patterns, and finished with lead or alkaline glazes that produced crackle finishes and rich colour variations.

Authentic pieces generally display impressed or incised makers marks, artist monograms, or pottery stamps near the base. Inspecting the underside reveals age-appropriate wear, unglazed foot rims, and natural glaze crazing consistent with historical manufacturing methods.

A decorative vessel of this style serves as an accent piece when displayed individually on a sideboard, fireplace mantelpiece, or console table. The botanical motifs and warm tones complement structured contemporary furniture by introducing organic shapes and texture.

Dust glazed earthenware regularly using a soft, dry microfibre cloth. Avoid immersing glazed art pottery in water or using abrasive cleaning agents, as moisture can penetrate existing glaze crazing and damage the underlying clay body.
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