Crown Devon / Fielding's (S Fielding & Co) Stoke.

Hi,
Does anyone have access to the Crown Devon Collectors website please. I purchased this bowl along with another 9 or so pieces in the same pattern on the weekend but am unable to trace the pattern on the Internet. Can anyone help please?
Thanks again,
Bryn

Hi Bryn, Crown Devon produced quite a few oriental inspired designs - one which recurs is the Pagoda pattern. Yours is a 1950s version. The most well known Crown Devon Pagoda pattern is on 1930s coloured lustreware.

http://www.snapdrive.net/files/476678/The%20Crown%20Devon%20Pagoda%20Pattern.pdf

this shows a pagoda pattern , similar in style , though not the same

Thanks both,
I notice there is a coffee pot with the Temple Garden design towards the bottom of the snapdrive page - Brilliant!!. The backstamp, which looks the same as on my pieces, are shown as dating from the period 1931 - 65. These bowls and plates etc are in a remarkably good condition for being 45+ years old.
I also have one of those earlier lustrous rouge royale type pieces in my collection Pip.
Much obliged.
Bryn

Retro Crown Devon vase - moulded with rings and prunts and decorated in brown and black - feels late 60s / 70s. 10" high with green interior.

Anyone seen this design before - know designer?

Thanks Adam

could this be by Colin Melbourne?

I wondered if it was Colin Melbourne as he worked for Crown Devon - however I'm not sure if designed more than the Memphis range. Also this is not signed by him - the Memphis range is as well as Royal Norfolk Petra ware I have by him.

Any suggestions welcomed.

Adam

I bought the piece on eBay Big Ed mentioned - it was very reasonable - delivered yesterday so here is a photo of the two together.

I notice the large piece is 1516 to base and the smaller 1514 so its probable there are more shapes in the set. Still need feedback on who designer was - will contact collectors club in meantime.

Thanks Adam

A far more utilitarian example compared to the wonderful pots above:

Hi there, inherited 2 tureens both with Harvest Poppy next to the stamp on the bottom. Both have the same look as the "Stockholm" range. I've looked both on the web and E-bay and other auction sites, books on Crown Devon and found only one picture with tea cup on a sandwich plate with no details. I have no other idea of it's origin or date. Was wondering if anybody had any information.
Many thanks
Tdauk

Do you have any photos?

Hi there, thanks for a reply. I tried to put some photos up but it didn't seem to work. I'm still new at all this. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Hi there, well seemed to have sorted ot photos. Any help much appreciated.

This is a useful site: http://www.fieldingscrowndevonclub.co.uk/
And gallery here: http://picasaweb.google.com/101835303226914502011 - I had a quick look through but didn't spot your pattern, but it might give you a date for the backstamp.

Will have a look. Many thanks. T

Hi can anyone help with the age of this Crown Devon piece? I think its a wash bowl but im not sure,it also has 2 raised stamps one of which says albion the other is numbers i think.Any help would be appreciated,many thanks in advance

Likely to be somewhere between 1910-1920, I can't really make out the marks in the picture though.

thanks i will put a better picture on

I agree with Potty. Looks Edwardian so c.1910 plus or minus a decade.

The registration number is for 1908.

It says" fragrant memories of Llandudno"...5 inches square





I thought potpourri but no wholes to let the fragrance out and I was thinking 50's

It looks quite shallow from the photos. Cigarettes, maybe?

It is shallow...bout 1.7 inches...but its just the "fragrant" bit by the illustration...mind you people used to like the smell of ciggies

Maybe a lavender scented lace handkerchief.