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Art Deco Period Wedgwood by Keith Murray
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Art Deco Period Wedgwood by Keith Murray

1920 - 1940
Description

This is a perfect partnership,

A jug and a bowl, they sit perfectly together and compliment each other well.

However, they are both perfectly functional, if one should so wish and could be used as stylish individual pieces.

Murray joined wedgwood , at a period when wedgwood were producing new Matt glazes introduced by Norman Wilson. At that time the future of wedgwood was uncertain, however Murray and Wilson embraced the style of the era and brought much needed financial success to the factory.

The aqua/green bowl has a diameter of 36cm

It has 3 intended ribs each approx 3/4 cm in width.

The rim is approx 10cm wide approx 6cm tall.

With inner depth of 4cm.

The straw coloured melon based shape jug is approx 19cm tall 10cm diameter at the top

Approx 18cm at widest diameter.

This is a rare combination of colour and shape and a fabulous combination for the interior of any modern home especially a lover of deco style.

Declaration

Antoinettes Heirlooms has dated this Keith Murray Wedgwood Jug to the 1930s.

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SA985423
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Big 20
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Description
This is a perfect partnership,

A jug and a bowl, they sit perfectly together and compliment each other well.

However, they are both perfectly functional, if one should so wish and could be used as stylish individual pieces.
Antoinettes Heirlooms
fig 1. An Art Deco cream-coloured earthenware jug resting on a green circular saucer with concentric incised rings.
fig 1. Art Deco Period Wedgwood by Keith Murray

Murray joined wedgwood , at a period when wedgwood were producing new Matt glazes introduced by Norman Wilson. At that time the future of wedgwood was uncertain, however Murray and Wilson embraced the style of the era and brought much needed financial success to the factory.

fig 2. An Art Deco cream-coloured earthenware jug resting on a green circular saucer with concentric incised rings.
fig 2. Art Deco Period Wedgwood by Keith Murray

The aqua/green bowl has a diameter of 36cm

It has 3 intended ribs each approx 3/4 cm in width.

The rim is approx 10cm wide approx 6cm tall.

With inner depth of 4cm.

The straw coloured melon based shape jug is approx 19cm tall 10cm diameter at the top

Approx 18cm at widest diameter.

This is a rare combination of colour and shape and a fabulous combination for the interior of any modern home especially a lover of deco style.

Date of Manufacture

Antoinettes Heirlooms has dated this Keith Murray Wedgwood Jug to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
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SA985423
Dealers Internal Ref
Big 20
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Archive I An Art Deco cream-coloured earthenware jug resting on a green circular saucer with concentric incised rings.

Art Deco Period Wedgwood by Keith Murray

Archive II An Art Deco cream-coloured earthenware jug resting on a green circular saucer with concentric incised rings. View II
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Archive VIII An Art Deco cream-coloured earthenware jug resting on a green circular saucer with concentric incised rings. View VIII
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The Pheasant Room
The Charlecote Pheasant Hotel
Charlecote
Warwickshire
CV35 9EW
United Kingdom
Verified Since Apr 2020
Items For Sale 65
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An Art Deco cream-coloured earthenware jug resting on a green circular saucer with concentric incised rings.
Art Deco period Wedgwood By KEITH MURRAY
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An Art Deco cream-coloured earthenware jug resting on a green circular saucer with concentric incised rings.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Designed in the 1930s, Keith Murray ceramics for Wedgwood are defined by architectural minimalist forms, subtle lathe-turned concentric rings, and smooth matt glazes such as straw, moonstone, and green.

These pieces were crafted from fine earthenware and finished with tactile matt glazes, with decorative ridges created using precise engine-turning lathe techniques prior to firing.

Authentic items typically display impressed or printed makers marks on the base, including the facsimile signature of Keith Murray alongside Wedgwood and Made in England.

Display these sculptural ceramic forms as standalone accent pieces on neutral sideboards, open shelving, or mantelpieces to highlight their clean geometric profiles and subtle colour palette.

Clean gently by hand using warm water and mild liquid detergent, avoiding abrasive pads or dishwashers to protect the delicate matt glaze finish.
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