Copy of Wembley Ware branch lustre vase

Wembley Ware Branch lustre vase, made in WA in very good condition c1950s

Wembley Ware, an iconic chapter in Australian ceramic history, emerged between 1946 and 1961 as a celebrated creation of the Calyx Porcelain Works. A remarkable era of innovation followed World War II, ushering in a thriving economy and content consumers. This range, led by the creative genius of George Clausen, marked an era of unmatched creativity and design.
Wembley Ware offered a splendid blend of artistry and practicality, gracing homes with highly crafted, lustred, and decorated pieces. From enchanting dhufish vases to utilitarian items like ashtrays and kitchenware, each piece was a masterpiece. Novelty pieces, such as bookends, shaving mugs, and card holders, added a touch of whimsy.
Guided by artisans like John Tribe and Ruby Neevay, Wembley Ware captures the hearts of collectors and enthusiasts alike. Its legacy endures as a cherished symbol of Australia's ceramic heritage, commemorating an era of unparalleled creativity and ingenuity that continues to captivate generations today.