Art Deco Hancock & Sons "Corona Ware" Octagonal Daffodil Bowl

Make a bold artistic statement on your table or sideboard with this spectacular vintage Art Deco octagonal centerpiece bowl manufactured by the historic Hancock & Sons company in Staffordshire, England. Hand-decorated circa 1925 as part of their highly prized "Corona Ware" design line, the piece is enveloped in a luxurious, deep mottled cobalt blue glaze that serves as a dramatic canvas for vibrant, hand-painted yellow daffodils and trailing green foliage.

The rich botanical scene wraps fully from the exterior facets over into the expansive interior well, accented with a delicate hand-gilded rim. Strikingly angular yet beautifully organic, this heavy multi-sided early 20th-century bowl retains its complete, crisp brown factory crown backstamp and original handwritten red pattern script on the reverse, making it a premier display masterpiece for serious collectors of classic English art pottery.

Authenticity: Exact Pattern "Daffodil" (Handwritten pattern code on base)

Era: Art Deco Period (Circa 1922–1930)

Material: Fine Glazed Earthenware with Hand-Gilded Rim

Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The body is structurally sound and free of chips, cracks, or structural restoration. The cobalt glazes remain beautifully vibrant with fantastic depth, showing only light, age-appropriate clean crazing underneath the base glaze and minimal rubbing to the gold rim edge.

Dimensions: Diameter 22cm