Where is Clarice Cliff made?
In 1916,Cliff made the unusual decision to move to the factory of A.J. Wilkinson at Newport, Burslem, to improve her career opportunities.
How many Clarice Cliff Royal Staffordshire plates are there?
Vintage Royal Staffordshire Ceramics by Clarice Cliff. Day by Day 8 1/2 Plates Only 1 left! VTG. 39 pcs. CLARICE CLIFF LOT~GEORGIAN SPRAY+ Plates, Cup & Saucers, Sm.
Why is Clarice Cliff’s pottery so famous?
Today, Clarice Cliff pottery continues to capture the eye of cultured collectors, so in the spirit of her ongoing notoriety, this article will highlight her legendary career, why her wares are so beloved, and the various styles collectors clamor for on the auction market to this day. Who Was Clarice Cliff?
How much does a Clarice Cliff football vase cost?
Lot 79: Clarice Cliff ‘Football’: A Rare Yo-Yo Vase, Bonhams, London (18 March 2009), Estimated: £7,000-£9,000 Lot 276: A Clarice Cliff ‘Lotus’ Jug and Dish, circa 1930, Sotheby’s, London (16 November 2006), Estimated: £1,000-£1,500 Clarice Cliff Specialty Shapes and Patterns
When did Clarice Cliff start using the name Bizarre?
The “Bizarre” moniker, however, stuck around into the subsequent decade, appearing on popular lines such as “Bonjour,”“Melon,” and “Blue Lugano” in the early years of the 1930s and with its backstamp appearing on wares until 1936. The original Clarice Cliff ‘Bizarre’ backstamp, circa 1928.
How big are Clarice Cliff Royal Staffordshire plates?
Nice Set of 3 Vintage Clarice Cliff Staffordshire Brown Tonquin 6.5 Inch Plates! Vintage Royal Staffordshire Ceramics by Clarice Cliff. Day by Day 8 1/2 Plates
Is there a Tonquin Clarice Cliff serving bowl left?
Royal Staffordshire Plum —-tonquin clarice cliff Set Of 13! Only 1 left! ROYAL STAFFORDSHIRE TONQUIN BLUE VEGETABLE BOWL Serving Bowl EC Vintage Beauty!
Why did Royal Stafford factory have to close?
Despite the Royal Stafford Factory Shop and Ceramic Cafe having to close due to government guidelines, it doesn’t mean that our factory hasn’t stopped creating some wonderful new designs for our customers. We are so excited to bring back our Easter range including Chintz Bunny and Bunnies with Carrots that were both a huge success […]
Who is the Managing Director of Royal Stafford?
Our own managing director, Norman Tempest and factory manager, John Nixon were interviewed asking about how they felt Royal Stafford was affected during the past year. If you want to see […] It’s finally Spring, and that means our new Easter ware is on its way!
