Pascoe and Company Articles

Pascoe and Company is delighted to welcome Louise Irvine to Miami. Louise is the leading expert on Royal Doulton wares and the author of many books on the subject. She has worked with Ed Pascoe for the last 20 years from her London office and now she has decided to live in Miami Beach with her husband, George, “We are enjoying our new home in the Florida sunshine”, says Louise. “Now that I am based in the USA, I am looking forward to visiting many more American collectors on my travels.”

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Ed Pascoe runs a thriving ceramic arts and antiques business in Miami, Florida specializing in Royal Doulton and other fine china collectibles. His business was born when he visited England on a High School trip in March 1969. Although he was only 16 years old, he had already developed an interest in antique pottery thanks to his aunt who was a keen Wedgwood collector. Ed went hunting for Wedgwood Jasper ware at the London antique markets and took a selection back home to Read the rest of this entry »

	…Doulton’s renowned art director. Louise Irvine’s new book debuts at the 2012 Florida Ceramic Art Show to accompany The Noke Legacy Exhibition of rare figurines. Look Inside.
	…many of which have never been recorded in the reference books.
		Exhibition floor sales at 7:00pm on Friday, January 27 and phone sales will start at 7:30pm (collectors attending the exhibition will have the first chance to buy!)
		Pascoe sales advisors are happy to help with purchases for those unable to attend the event. Call Us Now 1.800.872.0195 or  Contact Us Online.
		The Florida Ceramic Art Show is being held from January 27th to the 29th at the West Palm beach Hilton.
		Order your signed copy of the book now $20 plus shipping.

A namesake figurine is one of Royal Doulton’s most popular gifts for girls, whether it celebrates a christening, a birthday or a graduation, and many major collections have started in this way. Read the rest of this entry »

Santa Claus has been the inspiration for several Pascoe & Company exclusives from Royal Doulton over the years. Now we have commissioned our own Connoisseur Santa toby jug created by former Royal Doulton artists Robert Tabbenor and Dave Capewell. Each Santa jug is hand –made and decorated in stroke-on-Trent, England so place your order now to receive your Santa Claus toby jug in time for Christmas.

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Frog collectors will be swamped with choice in this selection of pottery and porcelain frogs from Royal Doulton, Lladro, Royal Crown Derby, Moorcroft, Andrew Hull and Ardmore from South Africa.

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Michael Doulton, the 5th generation descendant of the company founder, will be signing all your new Doulton purchases at our Connoisseur Collectors weekend in New York on Saturday November 12. If you are unable to attend, please contact your Pascoe Sales Advisor now to request Michael’s signature on the Doulton piece of your choice.

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The holiday season would not be the same without Charles Dickens. His evocative novels conjure up many romantic images of Christmas past-jovial feasts with flaming plum puddings and chestnuts roasting at a blazing log fire; quaint cobbled streets blanketed in snow and red-cheeked gentlemen in mufflers doing their Christmas shopping. No wonder so many Doulton collectors create colorful displays of Dickensware for the holidays and all year round.

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The abundance of spooky and supernatural characters in the Royal Doulton range is making Halloween a popular new theme for collectors. Why not put together a ghoulish display for this year’s fancy dress party or put some candy in the scariest jugs to entertain the ‘trick or treat’ callers?

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Royal Doulton’s first equestrian sculpture portrays St. George and was modeled by Stanley Thorogood, the Superintendant of Stoke-on-Trent art schools. His original model of 1915 was modified for production and entered the HN collection in 1920. St George was made in several colorways during the 1920s and 30s and was revived for the Prestige collection in 1950 as HN2067.

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