Antique Maling Vase England – Blue Glazed Twin Handle Urn Shape 6.5” decor

Product: Vase

Region of Origin: Chinese

Antique: Yes

Materials sourced from: China

Country of Origin: China

Antique Maling Vase England – Blue Glazed Twin Handle Urn Shape 6.5” Art Deco Style

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Description:

This is an antique Maling pottery vase made in NewcastleonTyne, England, likely dating from the early 20th century. The piece features a rich blue glaze that fades gently into a grey upper band, with a lustrous, almost pearlescent finish. Shaped like an urn, the vase has elegant twin loop handles and a softly flared rim. The underside is clearly stamped with the Maling mark and model number 120, and the glaze displays natural agerelated crazing throughout.

The vase stands at approximately 6.5 inches (16.5 cm) tall, with a 3.5inch opening diameter. Its graceful curves and classic silhouette reflect both Art Deco and traditional English pottery influences.

Product Details:

• Maker: Maling

• Origin: NewcastleonTyne, England

• Material: Glazed Ceramic / Pottery

• Color: Blue and grey with glossy finish

• Height: Approx. 6.5 inches (16.5 cm)

• Opening Diameter: Approx. 3.5 inches

• Design: Twinhandled, urnshaped vase with impressed model number “120”

• Style: Art Deco / Transitional period

• Mark: Maling pottery stamp featuring the Temple of Venus, used c.1924–1940s

Condition:

Acceptable condition – worn:

• Some visible glaze wear and small scratches to the body (notably on one side, shown in photo)

• Crazing present throughout the base and visible under the glaze – common for antique pottery of this age

• Minor scuffing and discoloration on the rim and underside

• No cracks or major chips detected

• Overall retains good structural integrity and visual appeal for display

About Maling Pottery:

Maling Pottery was established in 1762 and became one of England’s most respected ceramic producers by the early 20th century. Operating out of NewcastleuponTyne, Maling became well known for their bold glazes, innovative designs, and highquality finishes. The mark on this piece includes the Temple of Venus, which was used around 1924 to the 1940s, confirming its antique status.

Maling pieces are widely collected today, appreciated for their artistry, variety, and decorative charm.

Why Choose This Piece?

• A genuine antique from a historic English pottery house

• Beautiful Art Decoera color and form

• Great addition for collectors of British ceramics or blue pottery

• Perfect as a decorative accent on shelves, mantels, or in cabinets

This Maling vase stands as a fine example of early 20thcentury English craftsmanship – a graceful, functional antique with timeless style.