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Other Items from Seriesware
Historic England Mini Tray - Seriesware - Historic England Mini Tray; 5.5"L x 3.75"W
Bunnykins Oatmeal Bowl Art Class - Bunnykins Oatmeal Bowl "Art Class"
Hunting Plate - Hunting 10" Plate
Nursery Rhyme Tray Cat Fiddle - Royal Doulton Nursery Rhyme Tray "The Cat and the Fiddle"; 11.5"Dia.
Old Wife Relief Charger - "Old Wife" Relief Charger; 13.5"Dia.
Garden Statue, Pomona - Doulton Lambeth Terra Cotta Garden Statue ''Pomona''; 14''H
Bayeaux Tapestry Stein - Series: Bayeaux Tapestry
Height: 5.75''
The Royal Doulton Bayeux Tapestry seriesware pattern was introduced in 1907, making it one of the first patterns to be launched. The pattern for these pieces is based on the embroidered tapestry that was created at the request of Bishop Odo, the half brother to William the Conqueror. Over 200 feet long and on display in its own museum in Bayeux, Normandy, the tapestry tells the story of the Norman conquest of England in 1066.
Blue Children Oval Plaque, Girls Whispering - Series: Blue Children
Height: 9.75''
Scene of two little girls wearing bonnets, whispering sitting under a tree in front of a tiny witch
These delightful blue and white colored pieces of seriesware depict women and children in leisurely pursuits: playing hide and seek, enjoying a picnic or gathering flowers. The Blue Children patterns were first introduced in the 1890, were expanded in 1915 and all discontinued by 1930. Although mostly printed, the scenes had additional background details painted by hand making no two pieces exactly alike.
Blue Children Plate, Girl with Hand in Basket, 8.75'' Dia - Series: Blue Children
Diameter: 8.75''
Scene of little girl with hand in basket of woman
These delightful blue and white colored pieces of seriesware depict women and children in leisurely pursuits: playing hide and seek, enjoying a picnic or gathering flowers. The Blue Children patterns were first introduced in the 1890, were expanded in 1915 and all discontinued by 1930. Although mostly printed, the scenes had additional background details painted by hand making no two pieces exactly alike.
Dickens Bill Sykes Bowl, Mini - Series: Charles Dickens
Height: 1.75''
Diameter: 3.5''
Charles Dickens (1812-1870) was the son of a government clerk who experienced poverty in his early childhood much like his famous character David Copperfield. His first novel, The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, was released in 20 monthly installments before publication in book form. His novels are famous for their detail and accuracy with regard to everyday Victorian life. Royal Doultons original Art Director, Charles Noke, was a great admirer of Dickens work and featured many of his characters in his new Seriesware range. Although many of the Dickens Seriesware examples carry the Noke signature, the characters are in fact based on the illustrations created by Joseph Clayton Clark. The Royal Doulton Companys infatuation with Charles Dickens can be seen in almost every aspect of the range. The characters not only come to life in Seriesware, but can also be found on Kingsware and Queensware bottle, Loving Cups, Toby and Character Jugs and Figures.
Dickens Plate, 5.75'' Square - Series: Charles Dickens
Width: 5.75''
Charles Dickens (1812-1870) was the son of a government clerk who experienced poverty in his early childhood much like his famous character David Copperfield. His first novel, The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, was released in 20 monthly installments before publication in book form. His novels are famous for their detail and accuracy with regard to everyday Victorian life. Royal Doultons original Art Director, Charles Noke, was a great admirer of Dickens work and featured many of his characters in his new Seriesware range. Although many of the Dickens Seriesware examples carry the Noke signature, the characters are in fact based on the illustrations created by Joseph Clayton Clark. The Royal Doulton Companys infatuation with Charles Dickens can be seen in almost every aspect of the range. The characters not only come to life in Seriesware, but can also be found on Kingsware and Queensware bottle, Loving Cups, Toby and Character Jugs and Figures.
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