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£395.00
A rare and charming Clarice Cliff Stamford shape creamer, beautifully hand-painted in the delightful Idyll pattern, dating to circa 1933. Featuring a colourful countryside scene with delicate floral details and distinctive Art Deco styling, this unusual piece is a wonderful example of Clarice Cliff’s imaginative ceramic designs and a desirable addition to any collection.
This delightful Clarice Cliff creamer, dating to circa 1933, is a beautiful example of the celebrated designer’s distinctive approach to British Art Deco pottery.
Produced in the elegant and unusual Stamford shape, the creamer features the charming Idyll pattern, with its whimsical countryside imagery, delicate flowers and colourful hand-painted decoration. Soft cream tones provide the perfect background for the lively pinks, greens and oranges, creating a wonderfully balanced and characterful design.
The Stamford shape is particularly appealing, with its architectural form, angular profile and distinctive handle, reflecting the innovative styling that made Clarice Cliff’s pottery so recognisable during the 1930s.
The Idyll pattern offers a softer, more romantic interpretation of Clarice Cliff’s celebrated decorative style, combining picturesque rural imagery with the bold colours and artistic individuality associated with her work.
An attractive and unusual collector’s piece, this rare Stamford shape creamer would make a wonderful addition to an established Clarice Cliff collection or an appealing acquisition for anyone with an appreciation of original Art Deco ceramics.
Designer: Clarice Cliff
Manufacturer: A. J. Wilkinson Ltd, England
Pattern: Idyll
Shape: Stamford
Item: Creamer / Small Milk Jug
Date: Circa 1933
Period: Art Deco
Material: Hand-painted glazed earthenware
Origin: England
Collectability: Unusual shape and pattern combination