How should I display my vases?

Position them symmetrically on a sturdy mantelpiece or sideboard where natural light can catch the salt-glazed textures and enamel details. Keep them away from heavy foot traffic areas to prevent accidental knocks against their ceramic bodies. Ensure they rest on stable surfaces without relying on wall brackets or precarious edges. Their substantial weight requires level placement to avoid tipping.

Can I use them for fresh flowers?

Most of these historic stoneware pieces are waterproof, but antique ceramics are best kept dry to protect fragile interior glazes and historic surfaces from moisture damage. Using them for dry arrangements or simply displaying them empty preserves the interior integrity. If you do place water inside, check the base beforehand for any hairline drying cracks that might seep moisture onto polished wooden furniture.

How do I clean glazed stoneware?

Dust the surface gently with a dry, soft-bristled brush to clear away particles settled within the textured salt glaze or impressed lace patterns. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads that can strip the delicate enamel floral decor. For stubborn dust, a barely damp cloth followed immediately by a dry towel will maintain the polished sheen without risking moisture penetration into the ceramic fabric.

What defines the Victorian era pieces?

Victorian examples tend to feature heavier forms, darker foundational clay tones, and denser ornamentation reflecting nineteenth-century design tastes. Their decorative motifs often lean towards traditional floral arrangements and structured geometric borders. Later Victorian work begins to introduce the experimental techniques and lighter colour palettes that eventually blossomed into full Art Nouveau styling by the turn of the century.

How do I spot artist signatures?

Inspect the underside of the base or the lower perimeter of the body where studio artists typically inscribed their personal monograms into the damp clay. These incised marks often appear alongside the standard impressed Doulton factory stamps. Matching monograms across both items confirm that the same hand decorated the matched set before it left the London pottery.

Search 0

4,624 PAGES BROWSED TODAY PAGES TODAY • 0 ANTIQUES UPLOADED TODAYNEW ARRIVALS

Sorted by

Per page

VISITOR LOGIN JOIN AS A SELLER DEALER LOGIN

Saved

GIFTS

Pair Doulton Lambeth Vases

LATEST STOCK

Visitor Login (saved items)

Sort Order

Items Per Page

Pair Doulton Lambeth Vases

19 items · page 2 of 2

← Page 2 of 2 →

These pair doulton lambeth vases bring the tangible weight of British art pottery into your home through distinctive salt-glazed stoneware and floral enamel.

Pair Royal Doulton Art Nouveau Vases C1880

19th century

Save

Pair Royal Doulton Art Nouveau Vases C1880

From Aramis Antiques

£285

FOR SALE

vases

1900 - 1920

Save

Pair Royal Doulton Vases

From Millers Antiques

£280

FOR SALE

vases

1900 - 1920

Save

Royal Doulton Lambeth Slater’s Patent Stoneware Vases with Enamel Floral Décor, C. 1910

From Gillers Antiques Ltd

£700

FOR SALE

vases

← 1 2 →

65,740

Antiques For Sale

Antiques Approved Today

4,213

Antique Uploads This Month

444,806

Total Antiques Sold

Pair Doulton Lambeth Vases

Pair Royal Doulton Art Nouveau Vases C1880

Pair Royal Doulton Vases

Royal Doulton Lambeth Slater’s Patent Stoneware Vases with Enamel Floral Décor, C. 1910

Add keywords to the filter

Price

Era

Period

Style

Material

Origin

Stock Location

Recently Added

Online Payments

Categories