Minton Secessionist Pottery

Welcome to the exhilarating world of Minton Secessionist ware.

Minton Secessionist ware is a type of early 20th Century earthenware, produced from 1902 to 1919, typically tube-lined and decorated with vibrant coloured lead glazes. Hard-wearing, inexpensive, it was used for everyday objects such as vases, jardinières, jugs and bowls, candlesticks and bathroom sets. Stylistically, early pieces in the Art Nouveau tradition were soon superseded by a seemingly endless variety of highly decorative Art Deco designs.

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