Clarice Cliff Melon Mustard Pot – c.1930

This charming Clarice Cliff mustard pot, decorated in the distinctive Melon pattern and dating from circa 1930, is a wonderful example of the creativity and originality that made Clarice Cliff one of Britain’s most celebrated ceramic designers.

The Melon design reflects the bold, expressive approach to colour and decoration that became synonymous with Clarice Cliff’s Bizarre pottery during the late 1920s and early 1930s. Its lively, stylised decoration captures the playful spirit of the Art Deco period, transforming an everyday table accessory into a delightful decorative object.

Hand-painted and produced during one of the most influential periods of Clarice Cliff’s career, this mustard pot demonstrates the combination of innovative design and traditional craftsmanship that continues to attract collectors around the world.

Smaller decorative pieces such as mustard pots offer an appealing way to collect Clarice Cliff pottery, combining distinctive period character with the charm of an unusual and functional form.

A lovely addition to an established Clarice Cliff collection or an attractive individual piece for anyone with an appreciation of British Art Deco ceramics.

Product Details

• Designer: Clarice Cliff
• Pattern: Melon
• Item: Mustard Pot
• Date: Circa 1930
• Period: Art Deco
• Material: Hand-painted earthenware
• Origin: England
• Style: Clarice Cliff Bizarre Ware
• Decoration: Melon pattern

A charming and collectable example of Clarice Cliff’s imaginative pottery, reflecting the distinctive colours, character and originality of British Art Deco design.