This is a fantastic and rare to find Antique George Cartlidge for S.Hancock & Sons Morris Ware Vase, made c1920.

It is in good condition but does exhibit a little age-related wear of some crazing to the surface, visible on close inspection, but no chips, cracks or restoration. It measures approximately 26cm high.

Please note: There are reflections in the photos from the background lighting used.

George Cartlidge trained at Hanley School of Art (1878) and taught art before working for Sherwin & Cotton (1882-1900) and then setting up his own company Adams & Cartlidge (Ltd.). Both these companies specialised in the production of tiles. He worked for Hancock's c1918-1926 designing Morris Ware. He later worked on his own from a studio at his home in Rudyard and in America.

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