A very attractive collectable Staffordshire art deco pottery chintz pattern on a circular salad bowl with a silver plated rim. It was produced around 1925 at the Newport Pottery, Burslem, owned by A.J. Wilkinson - best known as the Clarice Cliff maker. The design does not appear to be recorded in any chintz literature and is actually called Chintz as the pattern name not just a generic term. This suggests it may be the first chintz pattern to be made by Newport/Wilkinson. Chintz is a striking multi-coloured lithographic pattern with birds in flight which is particularly successful. An important rare design that epitomizes the best of English Staffordshire chintz art pottery." Antiques Expert Hamilton Bear.

Dimensions: width 175 mm max at the widest point. 100 mm deep.

Mark: Newport Pottery printed mark and hand written pattern number  as illustrated.

Condition: A very good display example and a rare survivor. Condition report: There is typical light crazing commensurate with its age and some patches of staining through use. There are 3 small dents to the metal rim. There are no chips or cracks.

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