British Maling pottery lustre ceramic Art Deco jar

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BRITISH
MALING Pottery
lustre hand painted ceramic
ART DECO
JAR

Some age crazing, otherwise PERFECT CONDITION

Approx. 20 centimeters height, 14 centimeters in diameter at the widest, 16 centimeters at the widest (including handles)

MALING Art Deco Lustre BLOSSOM TIME Jar
Maling pottery was produced from 1762-1963 and manufactured in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. This beautiful jar with both sides decorated in Maling's classic 1930's art deco design called Blossom Time created by noted Maling designer Norman Carling. Carling was a skilled modeller who introduced a three dimensional aspect to Maling's patterns. The flowers, centers, stems, and leaves are done in relief and the tactile effect is evident in the delicate ridges which also enhance the lustre.

Vinyl record in the pictures not included and displayed for size comparing only

ART DECO is an art and design movement that started in the mid 1920’s (Paris Exhibition of 1925) and carried on through the 1940’s. The Art Deco movement began as a modern follow up to the ART NOUVEAU era and was thought to be a glamorous and modern time brought about after the oppression of World War I. The emergence of jazz music and flappers in the 1920’s brought a new spirit to people, and with it, a taste of luxury.
The ART DECO movement affected industrial design, interior design and architecture, as well as fashion, painting and the graphic arts which is evident in ART DECO antiques. The Art Deco movement was greatly influenced by other artistic movements including Cubism, Italian Futurism and Russian Constructivism. The opulent and lavish artistic style of ART DECO works were considered modern in the 1920's and 1930's. ART DECO pieces are often characterized by their use of materials such as stainless steel, lacquer, aluminum, inlaid pieces of wood and other exotic materials. The use of sweeping curves and bold stepped forms are common characteristics of the ART DECO movement and were considered the modern version of the previous ART NOUVEAU movement.

A resurgence and revival of ART DECO came first in the 1960's and 70's.

Then again in the 1980's ART DECO re-merged with a growing interest in graphic design.

In recent years, the search for New Modern forms dictates the sharp resurgent in TIMELESS ART DECO popularity, and is again becoming the latest resort for all forms of modern functional art. ART DECO is becoming the choice for the NEW MILLENNIUM.

The NEW WAVE of the AGE OF GLAMOUR is back again, let it ride together!

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