Antique Royal Doulton

A beautiful set of 12 antqiue floral and gilt dishes, manufactured by Royal Doulton for J.E. Caldwell.

Set of 3 Rare Coloured Royal Doulton Stoneware Harvest Jugs The set has the Royal Doulton Lambeth stamp, the product number 8568 on each jug The jugs are a two tone brown backgroun...

Unusual, Art Deco, sterling silver-mounted Royal Doulton pottery match striker, Birmingham, England, 1927, J.

A large and impressive freestanding circular sink by Royal Doulton. This spectacular sink is ideal for a commercial bathroom project as a communal sink but could also be used in a la...

Crafted in England circa 1890, each hand-painted jug features a jovial seated figure, one stamped “Sir John Falstaff, Royal Doulton England,” confirming its prestigious origin.

This set of 12 Royal Doulton dinner or cabinet plates is hand-painted with landscape and garden scenes in a bright vibrant palette.

Pair of Arts & Crafts Vases by Royal Doulton, 1920-1927, England. Ovoid shape stoneware vase, by either Maud Bowden or Mary Butler (signed MB).

This Late Victorian English Arts & Crafts Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware amphora by Frank A.

Two highly desirable, rare and hard-to-find Art Deco Mandarin Ware flamingo plates – one soup bowl, one dinner plate – made by Royal Doulton in England in the 1920s. This Hollywood...

Royal Doulton, England. A pair of narrow-necked Art Nouveau vases in hand painted porcelain, circa 1910.

Large late 19th century stoneware jardiniere, a Royal Doulton Isaac Walton Series Ware piece by Charles Noke (English, 1858-1683).

An English, ceramic ornament by Royal Doulton in the Autumn Leaves pattern, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1930.

Marked made in "England by Royal Doulton", expressly for "Davis Collamore & Co.

Large, Victorian, sterling silver-mounted Royal Doulton claret jug (Royal Doulton mark is on underside of claret jug) with sterling silver hinged lid, London, year hallmarked on ster...

Set of 10 antique English "Royal Doulton" red and gold porcelain game birds service plates, circa 1880-1890.

Antique early 20th Century English solid silver mounted ceramic match striker, made by Royal Doulton & Finnigans. The striker, of a round shape is mounted with a plain silver collar.

Outstanding quality pair of antique Art Nouveau Royal Doulton stoneware baluster vases by Louisa Wakely, having a outstanding quality pair of antique Doulton vases having flared neck...

Made in England in 1920s. It is made in orange iridescent lacquered porcelain with decorations. This bowl - vide poche is vintage, therefore it might show slight traces of use, but ...

A Very Stylish Identical Pair of English Royal Doulton Lambeth English Moulded Salt-Glaze Stoneware Pottery Ewers of compact proportions.

Pair of Arts & Crafts Vases by Royal Doulton, 1922-1927, England. Flair rimmed, stoneware, superb cascade of tube-lined fruits balanced below a brown drip glazed band & in a deep blu...

A Royal Doulton Lambeth. Gothic Revival. A comical Jug depicting a monk in three scenes eating his dinner and getting rather drunk The first scene his plate is full and he's beginni...

These are a pair of Doulton and Slater hand painted stoneware Amphora shaped vases. Their background is a combination of brown, green and, beige colors. They are adorned with a group...

Fabulous blue & white quart pitcher by Royal Daulton, pattern is "Madras". Large handle. No chips or cracks. In excellent antique condition with minimal wear from age and use

Impressed and incised marks.

Kingsware was developed by Charles Noke and produced between 1898-1939. No other factory in the world has been able to recreate the same lustrous finish, which makes Kingsware a uniq...

Each fish identified on the verso. Signed by the artist Joseph Birbeck Sr.

The floral painting signed by E. Percy.

In terms of the maker - Royal Doulton began as Doulton & Watts in 1815, becoming Royal Doulton in 1901 after receiving its Royal Warrant from King Edward VII.

Better known today as ‘Royal Doulton’, the company was established in 1815 in Lambeth, London.

A classic and elegant set of dinner plates by one of our favorite Gilded Age factories of Royal Doulton, England. This set features their Robert Allen designed shape and has cartouch...

From 1853 to 1902 wares were marked Doulton & Co. In 1901, when a royal warrant was given the mark Royal Doulton was used.

A classic and elegant pattern by one of the greatest Gilded Age Table Top makers Royal Doulton of England. This set of 12 plates feature their Robert Allen shape with a detailed rais...

Quality pair of antique Victorian large ballister Royal Doulton vases having a quality pair of antique Royal Doulton shaped vases in wonderful green, gold and white colours with flow...

One of the prettiest sets of Antique English plates custom, from Royal Doulton. These feature their Classic shaped edge, raised gilding on the shoulders and exquisitely hand-painted ...

Better known today as ‘Royal Doulton’, the company was established in 1815 in Lambeth, London.

Better known today as ‘Royal Doulton’, the company was established in 1815 by John Doulton, in Lambeth, London, in association with John Watts and known as Doulton & Watts.

Unusual shaped pair of quality antique Doulton vases having a lovely pair of unusual shaped antique Royal Doulton vases having a band of green and white flowers on a golden backgroun...

Better known today as ‘Royal Doulton’, the company was established in 1815 by John Doulton, in Lambeth, London, in association with John Watts and known as Doulton & Watts.

Better known today as ‘Royal Doulton’, the company was established in 1815 by John Doulton, in Lambeth, London, in association with John Watts and known as Doulton & Watts.

This set of eleven hand painted cabinet plates were made by the Doulton Burslem factory, later known as Royal Doulton, in England in circa 1900 in the period Edwardian style.

Better known today as ‘Royal Doulton’, the company was established in 1815 in Lambeth, London.

Stamp to the base with Royal Doulton mark "Lily" RN 388011.

Set of 4 English Victorian white porcelain plates with red floral decoration and beige edge (Royal Doulton)

Partnership with Royal Doulton. Five cups. Six saucers. Creamer.

In 1901, Doulton received a Royal Warrant, leading to the establishment of Royal Doulton.

An elegant set of dinner plates produced by the re known English firm of Royal Doulton for the fine Gilded Age retailer Shreve & Co San Francisco.

Better known today as ‘Royal Doulton’, the company was established in 1815 by John Doulton, in Lambeth, London, in association with John Watts and known as Doulton & Watts.

A pair of antique Doulton & Co stoneware planters dating to circa 1890. The neutral tone of the brown stoneware with its unglazed finished only compliments the unique hexagonal sha...

Better known today as ‘Royal Doulton’, the company was established in 1815 by John Doulton, in Lambeth, London, in association with John Watts and known as Doulton & Watts.

The Royal warrant was issued to Doulton in 1901 and the Paisley factory opened in 1888 so this example probably dates from between those dates 1888-1901.

Broad worked at the company - known today as ‘Royal Doulton’ - for 46 years until 1919, making his mark as one of the cornerstones of Doulton’s history and heritage.

Impressively tall Arts and Crafts amber-yellow cider pitcher with striking black contrasted work horses, decorated all around the body.

Known for her glazed pottery figures produced by the likes of Royal Doulton, this lead bird bath is a unique find, perhaps made for a private garden commission.

Royal Daulton signed MB for Mary Butter. Arts & Crafts flowing floral blue vase.

Wonderful Chinoiserie taste to this classic English plate Displays a desirable aged patina and in good original order Quality ceramic presents a crisp white ground Presents a wildlif...

Burmantofts Named after the Burmantofts district of Leeds, England, owners of Burmantofts Pottery, William Wilcock and John Lassey, followed the example of Royal Doulton and grew in...

Burmantofts Named after the Burmantofts district of Leeds, England, owners of Burmantofts Pottery, William Wilcock and John Lassey, followed the example of Royal Doulton and grew in...