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The years between 1920 and 1940 saw enormous changes in the way people lived, travelled and decorated their homes. Encompassing the Art Deco era, this collection brings together glass, ceramics, decorative objects and collectables from this fascinating period, reflecting the craftsmanship, innovation and changing tastes of the interwar years.
1920 -1940 , Art Deco

Green Ribbed Jug by Crown Devon Pottery
£24.50
This lime green, ribbed art deco jug, by Crown Devon Pottery, made in the 1940's has a very unusual and impressive shape and would be ideal for collectors, or as a practical piece for your home. Height: 22cm

Pink Swirl Vase by Herner Glas
£36.00
This stunning pink swirl matte glass vase by German company Herner Glas, has a thick marble design and would look incredible even without flowers, as a centrepiece, especially if you are a fan of pink! Height: 15cm
Marina Jug by Price Brothers

Marina Jug by Price Brothers
£22.00
An art deco vintage Marina jug by Price Bros from the 1930s in a gorgeous aqua colour with an embossed floral patter and a sweet flower detail on the handle which makes it stand out. Perfect use both as a jug and as a vase. Height: 15cm
Wall Flower Jug by Sadler

Wall Flower Jug by Sadler
£15.00
A beautiful Vintage Sadler jug with a rare design and a gold rim, would be ideal for collectors, or just for serving cold water, juice, or ice tea. Height: 16cm

Apple Blossom Salad Bowl by Mailing
£25.00
An art deco vintage Mailing lustre salad bowl with the iconic apple blossom design is really stunning and unique. Ideal for serving big salads for the whole family. It was made between 1920-1939. Diameter: 20cm

Wildflower Jug by Arthur Wood
£12.00
An elegant, peach coloured ceramic jug with blue and pink flowers on both the jug and handle by Arthur Wood made in England, between 1920 -1935, is perfect for a serving cold water or ice teas, on hot summer days. Height: 20cm

Melba Springtime Jug by Price Bros
£25.00
This attractive Price Bros Pottery Melba Springtime ribbed jug was made in the 1940s. It has a beautiful aqua colour with embossed spring flowers and leaves in the same aqua colour. It would also look amazing as a jug, filled with colourful spring flowers. Price Bros was an earthenware manufacturer that was established at the Crown Works, Bursle...

Venetian Glass Dessert Wine Set in the shape of a cluster of grapes
£70.00
A charming vintage Venetian Glass Dessert Wine Set in the shape of a cluster of grapes in cobalt frosted glass with clear stems. This unusual and funky glass decanter and 5 matching aperitif glasses would make a fantastic wedding or housewarming gift. It has a stunning and delicate detail, like a work of art. Decanter Height: 27cm Aperitif ...

Royal Albert Vintage Gossamer Tea/Coffee Trios
£90.00
Put some colour into your life with the Royal Albert Vintage Gossamer Tea/Coffee Trios. In harlequin colours with a marbled effect and a gold trim. The colours are green, pink, yellow, blue, orange and teal. The set includes 6 cups, 6 saucers and 6 plates. Height of cup: 9cm ...

Original Art Deco French Cocktail Tray, Reverse-Painted Glass, Wood Inlay, 1930s
£75.00
Original Art deco 1930s geometric French cocktail tray.Reverse painted glass with a wood inlay with a metal surround. It’s in good vintage condition .

Arthur Wood Nasturtium and Spider Web Jug Vase, c.1930s
£49.00
At first glance, this looks like one of the cheerful floral jugs produced by the Staffordshire potteries during the 1930s. Then the spider’s web comes into view. Three orange-red nasturtiums fill the upper section, painted with green leaves over peach lustre. Below them, a platinum-lustre web stretches across the warm cream body. It is this unex...

Arthur Wood Nasturtium and Spider Web Jug Vase, c.1930s
£58.00
A cheerful bunch of nasturtiums would have been perfectly respectable decoration for a 1930s jug. Arthur Wood added a spider's web. Picked out in platinum lustre against the warm cream body, the web turns Pattern 3123 from a conventional floral into something witty and faintly peculiar. Above it, orange-red flowers and green leaves are painted ...











