Hancock & Sons
Hancock & Sons Coronaware "Old Woodstock" Bird of Paradise Bud Vase
Hancock & Sons Coronaware "Old Woodstock" Bird of Paradise Bud Vase
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Add a touch of vibrant English heritage to your collection with this exquisite Hancock & Sons Coronaware Bud Vase. Featuring the iconic and highly collectible "Old Woodstock" pattern, this piece is a masterclass in early 20th-century pottery. The design showcases a majestic Bird of Paradise amidst a lush, exotic floral landscape, rendered in the rich, saturated tones that Coronaware is famous for.
Hancock Sons Coronaware Old Woodstock vase Highlights:
- Maker: Hancock & Sons
- Brand: Coronaware
- Pattern: Old Woodstock (Bird of Paradise)
- Origin: Made in England (Staffordshire)
- Circa: Early 1900s
- Material: Fine English Earthenware
- Dimensions: Ideal "Bud Vase" height for mantle or side-table display
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Condition: Excellent Antique Condition – Vibrant enamel colors with a beautiful aged glaze
Expert Note: Hancock & Sons' Coronaware is celebrated by collectors for its "Chinoiserie" influence and striking use of color. The "Old Woodstock" series is particularly desirable for its intricate detail and the symbolic beauty of the Bird of Paradise, representing elegance and rarity.
FAQ
What is Coronaware by Hancock & Sons?
A line of English art pottery from Stoke-on-Trent, early 20th century, known for rich colours and Chinoiserie-inspired designs.
Is Hancock & Sons Coronaware valuable?
Yes, rare patterns like "Old Woodstock" in excellent condition are highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
When was Hancock & Sons Coronaware made?
From the late 19th century until the company closed in 1937, with the most desirable pieces from the early 1900s.
What is the "Old Woodstock" pattern?
One of Coronaware's most collectible patterns, featuring a Bird of Paradise amid an exotic floral landscape in rich, saturated tones.
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