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Kingsware is the near black treacle glaze Royal Doulton started making in 1899, with the figures modelled in relief and picked out in amber. Most of it was made for distillers, which is why so much of it is flasks, jugs and pitchers. A run of it has just come in.
You know us for the Royal Doulton. The other half of what Ed does is contemporary ceramics from South Africa, and every autumn those studios send pumpkins. Here is what each side has for the season.
Same name, same pose, same bonnet. On one the flowers were applied by hand, one at a time; on the other the bouquet is moulded in a single piece. Ed goes through the difference.
From Royal Doulton to the raw beauty of African ceramics, we've expanded our legacy of fine collectibles. At Pascoe Gallery, we directly partner with Africa's master artists, bringing their extraordinary ceramic works to discerning collectors worldwide. Each piece tells a story of tradition, wilderness, and artistic excellence.
