A WILLIAM DE MORGAN SIX TILE POTTERY PANEL
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A WILLIAM DE MORGAN SIX TILE POTTERY PANEL

CIRCA 1900

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A WILLIAM DE MORGAN SIX TILE POTTERY PANEL
CIRCA 1900
Painted with a vase of flowers and a snake, in an ebonised wood frame
The tiles - 20 x 13¾ in. (50.8 x 34.9 cm.) (total size)
Provenance
Metford Warner.
Literature
Martin Greenwood, The Designs of William De Morgan, Ilminster, 1989, p. 180, pl. 458 (design drawing illustrated).
Exhibited
William De Morgan Exhibition, Leighton House, London, 18 May - 24 June 1972, No. 50. (part).
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Lot Essay

Roger Warner's grandfather Metford Warner (d.1930) owned the wallpaper manufacturing company Jeffrey & Co., and he revolutionised the British wallpaper industry by refusing to accept that the only source of original design was France, a belief reflected by public taste. Metford Warner employed Walter Crane, Owen Jones, Charles Eastlake, William Burges and Edward W. Godwin to produce designs for wallpapers.

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