Anemone (William Moorcroft), Blue Green Ground 5.25" bowl. Factory impressed William Moorcroft facsimile signature and Potter to HM The Queen, c. 1928-1949 (see p. 202 of Atterbury, 1993).
"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (William Moorcroft), Blue Flambé Ground 2.75" vase. Factory impressed William Moorcroft facsimile signature and Potter to HM The Queen, c. 1928-1949 (see p. 202 of Atterbury, 1993).
"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 4.75" Lidded Box, Royal Warrant "By Appointment Potters to the Late Queen Mary," circa 1953-1978.
"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 4.25" Round Lidded Bowl featuring the original pre-WWII anemone design created by William Moorcroft and used by Walter Moorcroft from 1945 through 1974. The Potters to the Late Queen Mary Royal Warrant paper labels on bottom of bowl and backside of lid were used from 1953-1978.  Thus, this particular item is circa 1953-1974.

"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 5" Round Lidded and Footed Bowl, Royal Warrant "By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potters to the Late Queen Mary," circa 1953-1978.
"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 3.5" Candles, Royal Warrant "By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potters to the Late Queen Mary," circa 1953-1978.
"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 5.25" Footed Bowl, 1949-1986
"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (William Moorcroft), Blue Green with Blue Base, 3.25" Vase, Factory impressed William Moorcroft facsimile signature and Potter to HM The Queen, c. 1928-1949 (see p. 202 of Atterbury, 1993).
"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (William Moorcroft), Green with Cobalt Blue Base, Cupped-In 4.5" Bowl, Factory impressed William Moorcroft facsimile signature and Potter to HM The Queen, c. 1928-1949 (see p. 202 of Atterbury, 1993).
"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (Designed by William Moorcroft), Green with Cobalt Blue Footed Base, 4.5" Diameter, 1.75" High Bowl, circa 1949-1986.
"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (Walter Moorcroft), Ginger Jar Cobalt Blue 4.5", paper labels on bottom of jar and inside of lid By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potters to the Late Queen Mary, c. 1953-1978.  {Sold by DesertGold, 2003, $224}

"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 5.75" x 4.75" Diamond Dish, c. 1970s, see p. 157 of Atterbury, 1993. {Sold by DesertGold.US, 2019, $50}

"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (Walter Moorcroft), Green-Yellow 4.25" Cache Pot, c. 1949-1986.

"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone (Walter Moorcroft), Blue Green Octoganal Ash Tray, c. 1949-1986.

"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone, Cobalt Blue Square 4.625" Ash Tray, "Moorcroft Made In England" impressed, c. 1949-1986

"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Anemone, Cobalt Blue Vase 3.75", "Moorcroft Made In England" impressed, c. 1992 ("Candle" date cypher).
"William's pre-war design was used regularly by Walter from 1945 until 1975 when he redrew it. The new design was made first on blue and woodsmoke, on yellow from 1978 and green and ivory from 1984" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Apollo (Butterfly) (by Siam Leeper), 4.5" colorful butterfly on cobalt blue, mini-plate or coaster ©2005.  Question mark cypher indicates production year of 2006.  Designed by Siam Leeper as indicated by the Sea Horse logo. {See Street pp. 260-261; 418.} The design was retired November 1, 2009. (See p. 54 of Moorcroft Collectors Club Newsletter, November 2009, No. 61.)

Arum Lily (Walter Moorcroft), Yellow 3.5" Footed Bowl, c. 1959-1960s

Arum Lily (Walter Moorcroft), Blue-Green cache pot 5", circa 1959-1960s.

Bermuda Lily (Walter Moorcroft, designed in 1973), Green 5.5" triangle ashtray, paper label By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potters to the Late Queen Mary, c. 1973-1978.

Bermuda Lily (Walter Moorcroft, designed in 1973), Green 6" teardrop ashtray, paper label By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potters to the Late Queen Mary, c. 1973-1978.

Clematis (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue Square 4.625" Ashtray, Impressed "Moorcroft Made in England" circa 1946-1975.

Clematis (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 5" vase, circa 1946-1975.

Clematis (Walter Moorcroft), Green Oval 6.25" Ashtray, Paper Label "By Appointment W. Moorcroft Potters to the Late Queen Mary," circa 1953-1978.

Clematis, Cobalt Blue Footed 3.625" Bowl, 1939-1975. Roughness on Rim.  {Sold by DesertGold_US, 2019, $10}

Columbine (Walter Moorcroft), 9" Cupped-In, Footed Bowl Cobalt Blue and Green, Signed "WM", "Made In England," "Moorcroft," 1947-1950s.  Columbine was designed by Walter Moorcroft in 1947 and redesigned in the early 1980s.  This bowl features the earlier version of Columbine (see p. 144 of Atterbury, 1993).

Columbine (Walter Moorcroft), 3.5" Footed Bowl Cobalt Blue, impressed"Made In England," "Moorcroft," 1947-1950s.  Columbine was designed by Walter Moorcroft in 1947 and redesigned in the early 1980s.  This bowl features the earlier version of Columbine (see p. 144 of Atterbury, 1993).

Columbine (Walter Moorcroft), Ivory 4.25" Pin Dish, 1980-1985. {Sold by DesertGold_US, 2004, $57}

EVENTIDE (William Moorcroft), British Sterling Silver Mounted Plate, "WM" signature, 12.25" diameter (including silver mount marked "Sterling 9831") silver rim decorated with a floral design and "B H", c. 1920s.

FLORIAN Perfume Enamel, Florian Design, (c) 2000, Cat cypher indicates 2018. $21.94, Ebay 2020.

In 1998 Moorcroft acquired Kingsley Enamels Ltd. reputed for their metal works.

Fly Away Home (Rachel Bishop, see Street, 2006, p. 399), 4" Vase ©2005. "Q" year cypher indicates this item was made in 2006.  Purchased at the Moorcroft store in Burslem in 2006 for €95 (about $120 USD).

Frangipani (Emma Bossons, see Street, 2006, p. 103), Cream White 4.5" Pin Dish ©1999. "Key with Double M Teeth" year cypher indicates this item was made in 2000.

Freesia (William Moorcroft), Green Blue 4.75" x 3.5" Lidded Box, c. 1930s.

Freesia, Cobalt Blue Footed Bowl, 3" diameter, Potter to the Late Queen Mary Royal Warrant paper label, c. 1953-1978 {Sold by DesertGold_US, 2022, $50}.

Freesia, Dark Cobalt Blue Footed Mini Bowl 3.06" diameter, c. 1950s-1970s

Freesia, Flambé Octagonal 4.25" ashtray, c. 1950s-1970s {sold by DesertGold, 2012, $72}.

Freesia, Green Blue Footed Mini Bowl 3.125" diameter, c. 1950s-1970s

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Green 10" Plate, Paper label By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potters to the Late Queen Mary, c. 1953-1978.

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue Spade, Potters to the Late Queen Mary Royal Warrant paper label, circa 1972-1978. {Sold by DesertGold, 2019, $50}.

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue Cupped-In 4.5" Bowl, c. 1949-1960s (an earlier hibiscus design)

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Green Footed, 4.5" Bowl, Potters to the Late Queen Mary on Royal Warrant paper label, c. 1970s.

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Red Yellow Blue on Ivory 7.25" Bowl, green "WM" Walter Moorcroft signature, "Potters to the Late Queen Mary" on Royal Warrant Paper label, c. 1962.

Hibiscus, Cobalt Blue Vase (with Yellow and Red Floral Sides), 3.75" tall, circa 1970s.  Impressed "Moorcroft Made in England."

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue Ginger Jar (with Yellow and Red Hibiscus), 4.5", Royal Warrant paper labels on bottom of jar and inside of lid By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potters to the Late Queen Mary, c. 1953-1978.  {Sold by DesertGold, 2003 ($265)}

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue Ginger Jar (with Yellow and Red Hibiscus), 6.25", painted "WM" initials of Walter Moorcroft on bottom of jar, Royal Warrant paper labels on bottom of jar and inside of lid By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potters to the Late Queen Mary, c. 1953-1978. 

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue Bowl, 7.25", painted "WM" initials of Walter Moorcroft on bottom of jar, Royal Warrant paper label By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potters to the Late Queen Mary, c. 1953-1978. 

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue Footed Bowl (sans lid?), with Yellow and Red Hibiscus, 4.25" diameter, Royal Warrant paper label By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potters to the Late Queen Mary, c. 1953-1978.

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Red on Green Blue 5" Oval Lidded Box. Royal Warrant paper labels on inside of lid and bottom of box: By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potters to the Late Queen Mary, c. 1953-1978.

Hibiscus, Coral (Walter Moorcroft), Coral on Green Lidded & Footed 5" Bowl. Royal Warrant paper labels on inside of lid and bottom of bowl: By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potter to the Late Queen Mary, c. 1968-1978.

Hibiscus, Coral (Walter Moorcroft), Coral on Green Lidded 4.75" Box. Royal Warrant paper label on inside of lid and bottom of box: By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potter to the Late Queen Mary, c. 1968-1978.

Hibiscus, Coral (Walter Moorcroft), Coral on Green 4.625" MiniPlate or Pin Dish, c. 1968-1978.

Hibiscus, Coral (Walter Moorcroft), Coral on Ivory 3.25" Footed Bowl, c. 1970s.

Hibiscus, Coral (Walter Moorcroft), Coral on Green 4.5" Footed Bowl, c. 1968-1978.

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 4.5" Round Footed Bowl, Impressed "Moorcroft Made in England", c. 1970s.

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 5.25" Triangle Ashtray, Impressed "Moorcroft Made in England", c. 1970s.

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Green-Blue 5.375" diameter, Footed Bowl, Impressed "Moorcroft Made in England", c. 1950s-early 1960s.  An earlier version of the Hibiscus with leaves shaded with pink (see p. 135 of Atterbury, 1993).

Hibiscus (Walter Moorcroft), Green 4.625" Square Ashtray, Impressed "Moorcroft Made in England", c. 1970s.

Inca (Rachel Bishop; William JOHN Moorcroft), Flambé large 9.5" Vase ©1994, flag cypher indicates this vase was produced in 1995. Signed "WM" William John Moorcroft. Sally Tuffin (Sally Dennis) created a Sunflower design which was introduced in 1988 and discontinued in 1993, while Rachel Bishop created the Inca design which was introduced in 1995 and discontinued in 1996 {see Atterbury, 1993, p. 176 and Street, 1997, pp. 94, 100, 104}.

Ivy (Wendy Mason & Julie Dolan), on green ground 3.125" pin dish with factory impressed "Moorcroft Made in England" highlighted in blue and partial marking of Wendy Mason. Ivy was introduced and withdrawn in 1987 (see Atterbury, 1993, p. 170).

Jack in the Hedge (Kerry Goodwin) 7.5" Vase on very dark blue ground,©2009.  Marked "Moorcroft Made in Stoke-on-Trent England," "teapot" cypher in green indicating this vase was made in 2009, "AE," "SPW" (Sally Wild, tube liner , and Kerry Goodwin's "vase" designer mark in black.  Purchased from a Moorcroft retailer in Beverly Hills, California in 2009.  Price sticker indicates $675 (USD). 

Leaf and Berry (William Moorcroft), Blue-Green 4.25" Vase, Potter to HM the Queen, c. 1930s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 102).   Leaf and Berry was a William Moorcroft design from the 1930s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 205).  The factory impressed William Moorcroft facsimile signature and "Potter to HM the Queen" were used from 1928-1949 ( see p. 202 of Atterbury, 1993).

Leaf and Berry (William Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 3.5" bowl, c. 1930s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 102), possibly produced 1953-1978 based on the paper Royal Warrant which says: "By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potter to the Late Queen Mary" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 202). Leaf and Berry was a William Moorcroft design from the 1930s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 205)

Leaf and Berry (William Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 3.5" thin-necked vase, c. 1930s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 102), possibly produced 1953-1978 based on the paper Royal Warrant which says: "By Appointment, W. Moorcroft, Potter to the Late Queen Mary" (Atterbury, 1993, p. 202). Leaf and Berry was a William Moorcroft design from the 1930s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 205)

Leaf and Berry (William Moorcroft), Green Blue 3.125" Footed Bowl, c. 1930s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 102). Leaf and Berry was a William Moorcroft design from the 1930s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 205)

Leaf and Berry (William Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 3.5" vase, c. 1930s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 102), possibly produced 1953-1978 based on the paper Royal Warrant which says: "By Appointment, Potter to the Late Queen Mary." Leaf and Berry was a William Moorcroft design from the 1930s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 205)

Lemon (and Bluebird) (Designed by Sally Tuffin, signed by William JOHN Moorcroft "WM"), on off-white background, vase, 7" tall, circa 1988-1990 (discontinued 1990), painted by Barbara Mountford "BM."  {see Atterbury p. 176}

Lords of Leith Downs (Rachel Bishop), Mini-Vase 2.25" © 2008, made in 2010 according to the "umbrella" cypher.  This mini-vase was part of an annual MCC Moorcroft Collector's Club membership renewal package.

Macintyre Eighteenth Century * Garland of Roses (William Moorcroft), 8" Vase, c. 1906

Macintyre Eighteenth Century * Garland of Roses (William Moorcroft), 8.5" Vase, chipped base, c. 1906.  {Sold by DesertGold.US, 2020, $100.}

Mackintosh Design (William JOHN Moorcroft).  The shape is based on a William Moorcroft clock case inspired by a design for Liberty & Co. by Archibald Knox. The clock's tubeline pattern was designed by Rachel Bishop as a tribute to Scottish artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh.  Case measurements: 6.3 in (16 cm) height, 3.7 in (9.3 cm) width, 2.1 in (5.3 cm) depth.  Base is signed with blue "WM"  and ©1995.  Cypher (key with double M teeth) indicates this was made in 2000.

Made in Burslem (Vicky Lovatt), 2" minivase celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Moorcroft Collector's Club.  Made in 2012 according to the "windmill" cyphermark on the bottom of the vase.  Marked "Moorcroft Made in England," "VT."  This minivase was part of a membership renewal package and celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Moorcroft Collector's Club.  Because the base is so small, the celebratory stamp for the 25th anniversary does not appear on the minivases.
NB: The Collector's Club Collection 2012 Anniversary Catalogue by Elise Adams. 

Magnolia (Walter Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 8" Ginger Jar Numbered 123 of 200, Made in 1982.

Magnolia (Walter Moorcroft), Blue 5" Lidded Oval Dish, c. 1976-1980s

Magnolia (Walter Moorcroft), Ivory 3.75" Vase c. 1976-1980s

Magnolia (Walter Moorcroft), Ivory 8.5" Ashtray c. 1976-1980s

Magnolia (Walter Moorcroft), Ivory 4.5" Pin Dish c. 1976-1980s. {Sold by DesertGold_US, 2011 ($50)}

Magnolia (Walter Moorcroft, see Atterbury 1993, p. 199) "new wine colorway" on cobalt blue ground, 5.25" Vase, c. 1992 (candlestick logo).  This design was made exclusively for the Australia market in 1991 and released more generally in 1992.

Medley, 10.5" Octagonal Plate featuring the under-the-glaze signatures of six Moorcroft designers, Elise Adams, and Hugh Edwards on the backside, ©2007, "Racquet" cypher production mark for the year 2007.  Purchased from Pascoe & Co. in Beverly Hills, 2009 ($515)

New Forest (Rachel Bishop), Moorcroft Collector's Club (MCC) 4.625" Pin Dish, ©2006, "Q" Cypher production mark for the year 2006, Rachel Bishop's mark (Bishop's Mitre), see p. 241 (Street, 2006).  Retired December 31, 2006.

Oberon (Rachel Bishop), 8" Vase, ©1993, Cypher production mark (Leaf) 2001, "WM" (William JOHN Moorcroft), "Moorcroft Made in Stoke On Trent England," underglaze crazing on base.  Oberon was one of Moorcroft's best selling designs. Designer Rachel Bishop was inspired by the words of King Oberon from "A Midsummer's Night's Dream" and incorporated all the flowers from the following verse:

Orange Lustre (William Moorcroft), 7" Biscuit Jar, Silverplate Work by William Hutton and Sons with Cross Arrows trademark, c. 1916.

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Cobalt Blue 4.5" tall Pitcher, c. 1940s-1950s. Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Green-Yellow 3.5" tall Vase, c. 1940s-1950s. Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Cobalt Blue 3.25" cupped-in bowl, c. 1940s-1950s. Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Blue Green 3.25" cupped-in bowl, c. 1940s-1950s. Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Blue Green 4.75" Ginger Jar c. 1940s-1950s. Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Cobalt Blue & Green 3.25" Vase c. 1940s-1950s. Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Cobalt Blue 4" Ball-Shaped Vase, 13" circumference, c. 1937-1949.  Facsimile signature of William Moorcroft, impressed Potter to HM The Queen (see pp. 137 & 202 of Atterbury, 1993, for the date attribution of the pattern design and marks).  Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Cobalt Blue 7.25" Vase, c. 1945-1949.  Facsimile signature of William Moorcroft, impressed Potter to HM The Queen, and painted WM initials of Walter Moorcroft (see p. 202 of Atterbury, 1993, for the date attribution of these marks).  Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Cobalt Blue 6.25" Vase, c. 1945-1949.  Facsimile signature of William Moorcroft, impressed Potter to HM The Queen, and painted WM initials of Walter Moorcroft (see p. 202 of Atterbury, 1993, for the date attribution of these marks).  Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Cobalt Blue Pedestal 4.25" Bowl with Flared Rim, c. 1940s-1950s.  Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Cobalt Blue 5.25" Footed Bowl, c. 1945-1949.  Impressed facsimile signature of William Moorcroft, impressed Potter to HM The Queen, (see p. 202 of Atterbury, 1993, for the date attribution of these marks).  Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Orchid (Frilled and Slipper Orchids), Cobalt Blue Small 3.125" Bowl, c. 1940s-1950s. Orchid was designed by William Moorcroft c. 1937 and continued intermittently in the 1940s-1950s by Walter Moorcroft (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137). {Sold by DesertGold_US, $50, 2020.}

Panache (Siam Leeper), Cobalt Blue 4,5" MCC Mini-Plate, 2004.  Moorcroft Collector's Club (brown ink "MCC©2004"), designer Siam Leeper's "sea horse" mark, "JM" tubeliner's mark (Joanne Megyesi).  Impressed on back with "Moorcroft Made In Stoke On Trent England."  Panache was designed by Siam Leeper in 2004.  The Panache coaster was the very first Moorcroft Collector's Club renewal coaster (see pp. 239 and 243 in Fraser Street, 2006).

Pansy (William Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 6.625" Plate, William Moorcroft signature, Potter to HM The Queen, c. 1920s-1930s (see p. 113, Atterbury, 1993).

Pansy (William Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 3.125" Vase, William Moorcroft signature, Potter to HM The Queen, c. 1920s-1930s (see p. 113, Atterbury, 1993).

Plume (Emma Bossons), 4.625" Dish 1060, ©2006, made in 2007 for the MCC (Moorcroft Collector's Club).  This dish was the fourth of four coasters designed for the annual membership renewal package. Back is marked with "EB" the mark of Emma Bossons, designer, "Moorcroft Made in Stoke-On-Trent England," "MCC 2007," "1060," "©2006."

Pomegranate (William Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 7.25" Tudric Pewter Based Vase, c. 1917, marked on bottom: "Made in England, Tudric, Moorcroft, 01359, P 3/5/17, CL/N," circa 1917.

Pomegranate (William Moorcroft), Cobalt Blue 4.25" Footed Bowl, c. 1914-1916, Burslem Cobridge Factory Mark.

Pomegranate (Rachel Bishop?), Cobalt Blue 4.25" Vase, c. 1993, Diamond Logo

QUEEN'S CHOICE (Emma Bossons, pp 80-81, Street, 2006) 4" Vase, ©2000, Cypher production mark (Racquet) 2007.  Signed personally in gold marker by Emma Bossons, April 29, 2007 at the book signing for Moorcroft:  A New Dawn at Hudson's & McAffee in Los Alamitos, California.  (She and Hugh Edwards also autographed the book.)

"As so often happens at Moorcroft, words from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream came to their aid.  They were words which inspired Emma when she created her original artwork.  Every fruit mentioned by Shakespeare features in Emma's Queen Choice design" (Street, 2006, p. 81).

Spring Flowers (William Moorcroft) Table Lamp, 25", Wooden Base, Moorcroft Finial, c. 1930s-1950s. Designed by William Moorcroft in the 1930s and continued virtually unchanged by Walter Moorcroft to the late 1950s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Spring Flowers Blue Green Footed 4.5" Bowl, impressed facsimile "W Moorcroft" signature, "Potter to HM the Queen," "Made in England," c. 1930s-1950s.  Designed by William Moorcroft in the 1930s and continued virtually unchanged by Walter Moorcroft to the late 1950s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Spring Flowers Cobalt Blue Cache Pot, 7", c. 1930s-1950s.  Designed by William Moorcroft in the 1930s and continued virtually unchanged by Walter Moorcroft to the late 1950s (Atterbury, 1993, p. 137).

Symbol of Happiness (Kerry Goodwin), 2" minivase ©2010, "vase" cypher indicates this vase was produced in 2011. Marked "Moorcroft Made in England."

Trial (T/DBLUE65/6), 6" Cobalt Blue Ground Vase, ©2006, cypher mark ("Q") indicates it was produced in 2006, marked "JBM," (Joanne Mountford, painter), "GJ," (Gillian Johnson, tubeliner), "DES.TRIAL" (Design Trial), "23.3.2006," "Moorcroft Made in Stoke-On-Trent England."  Original sticker shows the price of €247 (about $311 U.S.)

Trial {TRILOGY} (T/DPAN75/8), 8.5" Cobalt Blue Ground Vase, ©2006, cypher mark ("Q") indicates it was produced in 2006, marked "MP," (Marie Penkethman, tube liner), "SP," (Sara Pendlebury-Wild, tube liner), "TRIAL 13.6.2006," "Moorcroft Made in Stoke-On-Trent England."  Original sticker shows the price of €195 (about $246 U.S.)

Rachel Bishop was the designer. The design was commercially named Trilogy and was a stylised tribute to Charles Rennie Mackintosh (see p. 16 of Moorcroft Collectors Club Newsletter, August 2008, No. 56). Trilogy was retired November 2007 (see p. 48, Moorcroft Collectors Club Newsletter, November 2007, No. 53). The 2007 Moorcroft catalogue price for this item as Trilogy was $546.

Triple Choice (Rachel Bishop, see Street pp. 239; 241), Cobalt Blue 4.625" Pin Dish or Coaster ©2004, Moorcroft Collector's Club (MCC) renewal coaster for 2005, marked with the Pineapple year cypher indicating production year of 2005.  Other markings include "KS," "TB," "MOORCROFT Made In Stoke On Trent England," Bishop's Mitre indicating that Rachel Bishop was the designer.

Tulips (Sally Tuffin, see Atterbury p. 179), Flambé 4.625" Pin Dish/Coaster c. 1990s {Sold by DesertGold_US, 2022, $50}.