Moorcroft Anemone Poppy Celadon Vase with Royal Warrant Label 1936–1945 England.

Moorcroft Anemone Poppy Vase with Royal Warrant Label 1936–1945. This vase is an authentic example of Moorcroft pottery bearing the royal warrant label reading "W. Moorcroft, Potter to the Late Queen Mary," issued after her death in 1953 but honoring her long patronage. The design reflects the company’s distinctive tubelined floral decoration, with bold glazes and rich colors that are signature to Moorcroft ware. This particular piece features large stylized poppies in deep red and blue tones against a celadon crackle-glazed ground. The label dates to the mid-20th century, typically affixed to pieces from the late 1930s to early post-war era. Hand-decorated tubelined pottery vase. Anemone / Poppy floral motif in deep red, blue, and green glazes. Glossy overglaze with visible crackle. Underside label: “By Appointment / W. Moorcroft / Potter to the Late Queen Mary” with royal arms. Signed underglaze in blue, typical of factory production during this era. Royal warrant label enhances collectibility; pieces with this mark fetch a premium. Floral poppy designs remain among the most desirable among Moorcroft collectors. Crackle glaze is consistent with intentional aging effect; not considered damage. Flawless condition. Diameter: 2.5” H: 3.5” Opening: 1.2”