Elizabeth Atkins
Doulton Artist
This is a back catalogue of work by Doulton artist Elizabeth Atkins.
Elizabeth Atkins is recorded as having worked at Doultons from 1876 to 1899. Although not one of the leading designers, she worked in the period when Doultons were exploring new techniques and designs. In this period, the range of coloured glazes increased and such techniques as lathe-turning of the unbaked clay were used. Her technique was not the incised designs of the top designers of the day, such as Eliza Simmance, Edith Lupton, Frank Barlow, and all the Barlow sisters, but more the use of pāte-sur-pāte and applied designs.
 
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Pair of Doulton Lambeth silicon ware vases by Elizabeth AtkinsA fine pair of very early Doulton Lambeth vases with impasto decoration, by Elizabeth Atkins... |
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Two-handled Doulton Lambeth vase by Elizabeth AtkinsA 5" (12.5cm) Doulton Lambeth two handled vase dated 1879 in mint condition by Elizabeth Atkins... |
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Doulton Lambeth biscuit barrell/tobacco jarAn early Doulton Lambeth tobacco jar or biscuit barrel by Elizabeth Atkins... |
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A large Doulton Lambeth lemonade jug by Elizabeth AtkinsThe Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug by Elizabeth Atkins is an early product with typical applied rosettes... |
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A 10" salad bowl with servers by Florence BarlowAn early 10" (25cm) Doulton Lambeth bowl with solid silver servers by the Barlow sister (Florence)... |
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Doulton Lambeth 6" jug by Eliza SimmanceA 6" (15cm) jug by the 'queen' of creative design from the end of the 19th Century, Eliza Simmance, bridging the gap between Victorian extravagance and Art Nouveau's relative simplicity. |
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An 8.75in Doulton Lambeth ewer by Elizabeth AtkinsA mint condition 'larger than average' (8.75in/22cm)ewer in traditional Doulton Lambeth style, and impeccable condition, signed by Elizabeth Atkins... |
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Doulton Lambeth vase by Elizabeth AtkinsA small (5.5") Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug by Elizabeth Atkins with floral tubelined decoration... |
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