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£245.00
A charming Clarice Cliff sugar bowl in the distinctive Bonjour shape, beautifully hand-painted in the sought-after Secrets pattern. Dating from circa 1933, this delightful piece showcases the bold colours, stylised landscapes and unmistakable Art Deco character of Clarice Cliff’s celebrated designs.
This delightful Clarice Cliff sugar bowl, dating from circa 1933, is a wonderful example of the innovative shapes and vibrant hand-painted decoration that made Clarice Cliff one of Britain’s most celebrated ceramic designers.
Produced in the distinctive Bonjour shape, the sugar bowl features the highly collectable Secrets pattern, with its charming stylised landscape, rolling green hills, colourful trees and quaint cottages. The combination of rich yellows, greens, blues and warm earthy tones beautifully captures the playful character of Clarice Cliff’s Art Deco pottery.
The unusual sculptural form, together with the striking hand-painted decoration, makes this an attractive addition to any collection of Clarice Cliff ceramics or early 20th-century British pottery.
A lovely example of 1930s design, equally appealing as a collectable piece or a decorative display item.
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