Clarice Cliff Lynton Sugar Sifter – Newlyn, Circa 1935 – 12cm

Clarice Cliff Lynton Sugar Sifter – Newlyn, Circa 1935

A distinctive example of original Clarice Cliff pottery, this Lynton sugar sifter is decorated in the attractive Newlyn design and dates from circa 1935.

The elegant Lynton form provides a wonderful setting for the Newlyn decoration, creating an eye-catching piece with all the character and individuality associated with Clarice Cliff’s work during the Art Deco period.

Dating from the mid-1930s, the sugar sifter demonstrates the imaginative combination of form and decoration that made Clarice Cliff pottery so distinctive. Its unusual silhouette gives the piece considerable display appeal and makes it an interesting addition to a collection of Lynton forms, Newlyn-pattern pieces or decorative Clarice Cliff tableware.

This example has undergone minor professional restoration. We believe condition should always be represented clearly when offering collectable ceramics, and the restoration has therefore been taken into consideration and reflected in the price.

The piece otherwise presents beautifully and offers an opportunity to acquire an attractive example of the Lynton sugar sifter in the Newlyn design at a price that takes its restoration into account.

Product Details

Designer: Clarice Cliff
Pattern: Newlyn
Range/Form: Lynton
Item: Sugar Sifter
Date: Circa 1935
Period: Art Deco
Condition: Excellent with minor professional restoration
Origin: England

Condition Note: This piece has received minor professional restoration. This has been reflected in the asking price. Please refer to the accompanying photographs for a closer view of the Newlyn decoration, Lynton form and overall condition of the piece.