Clarice Cliff Conical Sugar Sifter – Spring Crocus, Circa 1933 – 14cm

Clarice Cliff Conical Sugar Sifter – Spring Crocus, Circa 1933

A colourful example of original Clarice Cliff pottery, this Conical sugar sifter is decorated in the attractive Spring Crocus design and dates from circa 1933.

The distinctive geometric profile of the Conical form works beautifully with the colourful floral decoration of the Spring Crocus pattern. The result is an eye-catching piece that captures both the strong shapes and expressive decoration associated with Clarice Cliff’s work during the Art Deco period.

The stylised Crocus decoration brings a lively character to the piece, while the clean lines of the Conical form give it an unmistakably period appearance. Together they demonstrate the imaginative combination of shape, pattern and colour that helped make Clarice Cliff pottery so distinctive.

Dating from the early 1930s, this sugar sifter would make an attractive addition to a collection of Clarice Cliff Crocus pottery, Conical forms or decorative Art Deco tableware.

Its unusual sugar sifter form also gives the piece considerable display appeal, whether shown individually or alongside other Clarice Cliff pieces from the period.

This original Clarice Cliff Conical sugar sifter in Spring Crocus is presented in perfect condition.

Product Details

Designer: Clarice Cliff
Pattern: Spring Crocus
Range/Form: Conical
Item: Sugar Sifter
Date: Circa 1933
Period: Art Deco
Condition: Perfect
Origin: England

Please refer to the accompanying photographs for a closer view of the Spring Crocus decoration, distinctive Conical form, base and overall condition of the piece.