Antique Big White Porcelain Pitcher Royal Crown Devon S.Fielding & Co Vintage Art Deco Porcelain top Jug Golden Ornaments Floral Decor England

Simon Fielding established the business in about 1870. It met financial difficulties and in 1879 Fielding's son Abraham joined the business, becoming the driving force behind its expansion and phenomenal later success.
Abraham Fielding died in 1932 and his son Arthur Ross Fielding took control of the pottery. Arthur Fielding died in 1947 and control of the company passed to his son Reginald Ross Fielding.
S. Fielding & Co. Ltd produced an enormous quantity and range of domestic and ornamental earthenware over the life of the business. The Crown Devon name came into general use in the early 1900s. It was first associated with vellum-coloured earthenware painted in the ‘Worcester' floral decorating style. Jugs, vases, plaques and a host of other items were produced.
In April 1913, King George V and Queen Mary visited Stoke-on-Trent and visited a number of potteries including the Devon Pottery.

Dimensions:
EU 16,5 x 13,5 x 19 cm
US 6,5 x 5,3 x 7,5 in
Weight: 0,559 kg

Condition:
Excellent vintage condition with traces of use.

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