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Cliff, Clarice
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Cliff, Clarice (1899–1972)

English pottery designer. Her Bizarre ware, characterized by brightly coloured floral and geometric decoration on often geometrically shaped china, became increasingly popular in the 1930s and increasingly collectable in the 1970s and 1980s. Contemporary artists such as Laura Knight and Vanessa Bell also designed for her Bizarre range.



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Other objects under scrutiny include a pair of valuable candlesticks and a rare Clarice Cliff bowl that until recently has been used to hold potpourri.
What to WATCH by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
I hate Clarice Cliff pots along with Whitefriars glass and I don't like Troika pottery either.
Broken pottery by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Clarice Cliff jug: My wife collects her famous Art Deco ceramics and this is one of her favourite pieces.
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