Royal Doulton Titanium cup

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Posted by white heron

8 years ago

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A small cup in the Titanium ware range of Royal Doulton and which my research says is circa 1915 and was a new glazing and decorating technique introduced by Charles Noke.

It has a chip (¼" by ¼") as shown, and wearing appropriate to age inside rim (also shown.) I would like to get any further information you may know on this, and a price range, please. One article said Titanium ware is rare and seldom seen today. Is this so? Thank you for your time.

Category Ceramics and Porcelains

Medium ceramic

Distinguishing marks Royal Doulton mark and two other hand painted marks

Condition Good

Size and dimensions of this item 2¼" high by 3" across rim

Date Period circa 1915

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