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CLARICE CLIFF PATINA COUNTRY ART DECO NEWPORT POTTERY TEXTURED BOWL PATENT 23386

Clarice Cliff Patina Country Art Deco Newport Pottery Textured Bowl Patent 23386

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£360.00 - £360.00
£360.00
£360.00 - £360.00
£360.00

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A Clarice Cliff Patina ‘Country’ pattern bowl, decorated with a landscape on a textured ground over a yellow and blue dripped textured interior.
Measures approximately 9cm high x 21cm diameter and is in good condition. Some rubbing to paint/glaze and surface scratches but no cracks or restoration detected.
Backstamp reads ‘Patina, hand painted, Bizarre by Clarice Cliff, Newport Pottery, England’, with ‘Provisional Patent 23386’.
Please refer to illustrations.

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