Antique Royal Doulton Gilded Lambeth Stoneware 1920’s Vase, Margaret Thompson

An interesting Doulton Lambeth vase from the 1920s. A mixture of the gilt circle ware technique and Art Nouveau style with the traditional blue and green. The attractive main pattern is a continuous background of circles which have been enamelled and gilded. The rest of the vase has embossed white dots forming a large droplet repeated four times decorated with flowers. Doulton Lambeth impressed mark 1902 – 1922. Artists signature we believe to be Margaret Thompson, a Faience artist who designed reproduction wares in the 1920s. Assistants signature’d with 2 squares’ being Olive Dale – 1913 – 1921. Dimensions: 7.5″ high x 2.25″ base diameter x 2.75″ top opening x 3″ at the widest point. As a pre-owned work of art, all listings sell AS-IS. We’ve done our best to represent their condition in the pictures accurately, but know that all listings have a long history and may come with the normal wear and tear of being treasured heirlooms. Statements here reflect our honest, educated assessments but are not guaranteed to be accurate. We collect out of a passion for the art and its history, being exposed to new artists and makers, and meeting fellow collectors and enthusiasts. Sales here fuel the ongoing hunts of our collector and consignor base and 85% of Bardot’s direct acquisitions support charitable organizations. Please make your own independent evaluations and reach out with your questions. If the worst happens and your item is damaged, please take pictures of the box, packing, and item, and let us know as soon as possible so we can make things right.