1920s Royal Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vases by Jane Hurst, c. 1920s/19

Capture the timeless elegance of the late Art Nouveau and early Art Deco periods with this rare, matching pair of Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware studio vases. 
 
Masterfully hand-decorated by renowned senior Doulton artisan Jane Hurst, these matching statement pieces showcase her late-career transition into striking geometric and stylized natural motifs. Each vase is decorated with a vibrant, tube-lined composition featuring relief-molded teardrop petals and stylised rosettes set against an organic, warm-toned textured stoneware body.
 
The rich, deep cobalt blue glaze crowning the neck and rim beautifully anchors the olive-green bands and teardrop framing, creating a balanced and visually arresting contrast. 
 
Originally produced at the famous Lambeth studio in London between 1920 and 1939, this pair represents the culmination of traditional English arts-and-crafts pottery techniques blending seamlessly with early 20th-century modernist. 
SOLD AS A PAIR