Moorcroft Hand-Painted Freesia Bowl, 10-3/4" Signed By Walter Moorcroft, Made in England, Circa 1940's

Moorcroft Freesia Bowl is hand-painted with a freesia floral design in red, yellow, and green on a blue-green background. This beautiful Moorcroft bowl is in the Freesia pattern. The bowl is 10-3/4" in diameter x 4-1/4" Tall and features a large Freesia with Red and Yellow Petals against a soft shaded green.

The back of the bowl is impressed with Made In England & Moorcroft. It also has William Moorcroft's initials WM and a Paper Label stating 'Hand Made Pottery Registered No.'

The bowl is in excellent condition. It shows normal crazing which is typical for Moorcroft pieces of this age. Please take a close look at the photos to validate the condition.

W. Moorcroft Limited is a British art pottery manufacturer specializing in richly decorated earthenware. Based at Burslem in Stoke-on-Trent, England, the company was founded by William Moorcroft in 1913.

This bowl makes a great addition to any collection or display. It's a beautiful decor piece as well and would be a fabulous accent for any home.

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