Royal Doulton Flambé Dish – Oxblood Red Glaze, c.1928

A striking Royal Doulton flambé dish dating to the late 1920s, finished in a rich oxblood red glaze with smoky marbling and a contrasting pale buff ring. Produced using Doulton’s celebrated flambé firing technique, each piece displays natural variation and depth created by high-temperature reduction firing.

The base carries the Royal Doulton crown mark with “England” and the impressed 1928 design date. A compact yet visually powerful example of inter-war British studio ceramics, ideal for collectors or as a sculptural display piece.

Details:

• Maker: Royal Doulton, England

• Date: c.1928–1930s

• Diameter: approx. 18–19 cm

• Condition: Very good vintage condition with minor age-related wear