Moorcroft Queen of the Moorlands Dining Guild Piece for 2000
Description
Guild Piece for 2000
upturned tail
Ltd Colourway Signature Ed of 450 with Gold Backstamp
The simplicity of the design is based on the weave used in wickerwork baskets and the stems and leaves of the shamrock
are charming miniatures and have hand painted spots
Moorcroft Queen of the Moorlands Dining Guild Piece for 2000ITEM MADE TO ORDER PLEASE ALLOW UP TO 6 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY OR CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICES Known as the Queen of the Moorlands, the town of Leek in Staffordshire is brimming with charm, character and Arts and Crafts heritage. Sir Thomas Wardle (1831 1909) and William Morris (1834 96) collaborated in Leek on Indian silks, dyeing with natural colours and block printing. By 1876 Wardle was printing a range of fourteen designs for Morris & Co and Wardles
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