This Moorcroft plate is decorated with the "Pomegranate" pattern and dates from 1914-18. It is 226mm in diameter and its only blemish is some faint crazing.

This Moorcroft "Pomegranate" vase stands 172mm high and measures 147mm across the top. It is in excellent condition apart from some faint crazing. It dates from the 1920's.

This large Moorcroft vase stands 310mm high and is decorated with the "Pomegranate" pattern. Dating from the 1920's its only blemishes are some faint crazing and two small glaze chips to the base.

Standing 184mm high, and dating from the 1950's, this Moorcroft baluster shaped vase is decorated in the "Wisteria" pattern, and features very rich glazing. There is some slight crazing and a couple of very small areas where the colour hasn't taken(two of these are visible in the photo, on the red plums to the right of the yellow ones). These are covered by the final glaze. Otherwise its condition is excellent.

This Moorcroft vase stands 110mm high and is decorated with the "Wisteria" pattern. It is in very good condition with only a few small scratches to mar the glaze. C1950's.

This Moorcroft jug is decorated with the "Freesia" design on a green/blue ground. It stands 160mm high and has a diameter of 140mm. It is excellent condition apart from some crazing. It dates from 1945-9.

This squat Moorcroft Anenome vase stands 105mm high and measures 132mm in diameter. Dating from the 1950's, it is a very good example with the colours still vivid, and is in excellent condition.

This Moorcroft jug is decorated with the Grape and Leaf design on a dark blue ground. It stands 120mm high and is in excellent condition. It dates from the period 1928-35.

This Moorcroft ginger jar features the coral Hibiscus pattern from 1968-78. It stands 160mm high. It is in excellent condition apart from some crazing.

This Anenome decorated Moorcroft footed bowl is 185mm in diameter and stands 54mm high. It is in excellent condition apart from some light crazing and dates from 1945-9.

This large(12" high) vase is a wonderful example of Moorcroft pottery. The colours are bright and vibrant with little bleeding into other areas. Its condition is excellent with only some crazing and some minute paints chips to mar its glaze. There are, however, two shallow firing cracks to the underside of the base. These have been roughly patched up in the factory before the glaze firing and William Moorcroft's signature traverses one of them.