Vintage Noke ‘Gaffers’ Footed Large Salad Bowl D4210 with a gaffer standing at the bottom of his cottage steps

By Royal Doulton

$235.00

Type Salad Bowl
Maker/Artist Royal Doulton (1815-)
Stamped/Marked Yes
Colour Multi – Colour
Item Size 19.5cm x 19.5cm x 9.5cm 628gm
Postage Size 27cm x 27cm x 17cm weight 1.5kg
AFC Number AFC1111201UP
Signatures/Inscriptions Signed Noke c1930’s with Royal Doulton Gaffers backstamp on base

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Description

This Amazing Beautiful Salad Bowl doesn’t seem to have any crazing, just a little light scratching in bottom of bowl Definitely no chips, no cracks, and no restoration in (Great Condition) for age , see photos as photos play an important role in description of condition, item/s will be shipped in a box/s and packaging to suit the size of your individual item/s.

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Bio / Information

Charles Noke

Renowned for diverse pottery ranges and techniques, Noke played a pivotal role in establishing Doulton as a global leader. Joining in 1889, he became Art Director, revolutionizing design and production. His notable achievements include experimental glazed wares like Flambes, Titanian, Sung, and Chinese Jade, elevating Britis… Read More On Charles Noke

Royal Doulton Info

Royal Doulton, established in 1815, is a prominent English ceramic manufacturing company. Originating in Vauxhall, London, the company later relocated to Lambeth in 1882. Initially founded as a partnership between John Doulton, Martha Jones, and John Watts, the business began under the name Jones Watts & Doulton in 1815. After Martha Jones left the partnership in 1820, the trade name changed to Doulton & Watts.

Specialising in salt glaze stoneware, the company crafted utilitarian and decorative items like bottles, jugs, and jars for inns and pubs. The expansion continued with the acquisition of a lar... Read More On Royal Doulton