Clarice Cliff Conical Sugar Sifter – Windbells, Circa 1933 – 14cm

Clarice Cliff Conical Sugar Sifter – Windbells, Circa 1933

A striking example of original Clarice Cliff pottery, this Conical sugar sifter is decorated in the distinctive Windbells design and dates from circa 1933.

The strong geometric profile of the Conical form provides an eye-catching setting for the Windbells decoration. The combination of shape, pattern and period styling gives the piece the unmistakable character associated with Clarice Cliff’s celebrated Art Deco ceramics.

Dating from the early 1930s, the sugar sifter reflects the imaginative approach to ceramic design that made Clarice Cliff’s work so distinctive. Functional pieces were transformed through unusual forms and bold decoration into objects with considerable visual and decorative appeal.

The Conical sugar sifter is particularly effective as a display piece, with its distinctive silhouette creating interest from every angle. Combined with the Windbells design, this example would make an attractive addition to a collection of Clarice Cliff pottery, Conical forms or decorative British ceramics from the Art Deco period.

It would display beautifully either as an individual piece or alongside other Clarice Cliff sugar sifters and Windbells-pattern pieces.

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

Product Details

Designer: Clarice Cliff
Pattern: Windbells
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 Windbells decoration, distinctive Conical form, base and overall condition of the piece.