A ROYAL DOULTON FLAMBE SUNG BOWL by NOKE, cottage and

Large 14 inch bowl with interior scene of Pan in a woodland setting, bold flambé red with purples, blues and mustard yellow, accented runs to rim, hand script Sung, and artist signed to reverse Noke,

A beautiful antique Royal Doulton Flambe vase,decorated with a peacock and a serpent. Signed "Royal Doulton / England / Flambe", also signed "Noke", "Sung", and "-No

With an Arts & Crafts scrolling vine motif. D 30.5 cm (12 in.)

Royal Doulton Flambe Sung Vase signed Noke: Height 19cm

Royal Doulton Flambe "Noke" Bowl Decorated with Landscape - Approx. 8 1/4 x 4

Unusual multicolored flambe bowl. Marked and signed on the bottom.   Artist: Charles J. Noke Issued: circa 1920s Dimensions: 4"D x 1.75"H Country of Origin: England

Royal Doulton porcelain Sung Noke Flambe vase, circa 1910. A vibrant red ground with purple and amber abstract colors. Royal Doulton and artist marks to the underside.Weight Approx., 2 lbs Measures Ap

The effect pioneered by Charles Noke and Fred Moore in the 1920s resulting in no two pieces ever being the same. Inscriptions on the base include NOKE for artist Charles Noke, and FM for artist Fred M

Vintage art deco Royal Doulton English porcelain Flambe vase. Features swirls of black and blue over a glossy red ground. Signed "Noke, Sung, F.M. Flambe" with Royal Doulton backstamp. SHIPPINGHill Au

High fired rich red glaze with textured mottled blue and green coloration. Fred Moore's monogram on base. Doulton backstamp. Minor scratches. Artist: Fred Moore Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 6" dia. Man

Ovoid body with twin handles. High fired glaze; rich red with swirls of cobalt blue and yellow. Signed Noke; FM monogram on the underside. Marked SUNG. Royal Doulton Flambe backstamp. Minor scratches

Shallow form bowl, signed on bottom, beautiful interior glaze, H-2 1/4", Dia.-7", EX

No chips or cracks, beautiful colors to the glaze.

Beautiful large glazed ceramic vase with red, pink and blue flowers. Royal Doulton backstamp. #Ceramic #England #Vase #HomeDecor Artist: Charles Noke Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 9.5"H Manufacturer: Ro

Red ground glaze, with mottled blue coloration decorated with flowers in relief on a stylized stand. Scalloped rims. Royal Doulton Flambe backstamp . Artist signed NOKE and monogrammed FM. Hand painte

A Charles Noke for Royal Doulton flambe glazed Sung ware vaseMid-20th centurySigned and titled in the underglaze: Noke / "Sung"; further stamped: Made in England / Royal Doulton / England /

Impressed 6875. Signed on bottom by artists. Artist: Fred Allen, Charles Noke Issued: c. 1920s Dimensions: 5"H Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England

Red glaze with English cottage scene. Royal Doulton Flambe backstamp. Several small hairline cracks to upper rim and scratches to body. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 4.25"H x 5.5" dia. Manufacturer: Roy

Vase - Royal Doulton Sung Flambe - 6" - Artist Signed Charles Noke and F. Allen - to Ensure Every Item Sells, We Have Placed Low Starting Bids on Every Item, and All Items Will Sell Without Reserve.

Rectangular tray with scalloped rim; peaceful scenery of an isolated cottage. Royal Doulton backstamp. Signed Noke on base. Minor crazing. #royaldoulton #flambe #noke Artist: Charles Noke Issued: 1960

Royal Doulton England Porcelain Sung Ware Noke Flambe Vase, circa 1910. Vibrant red with blue flowers. Royal Doulton mark to the underside and signed "Sung" to one side, "Noke" to another, as well as

Royal Doulton England Porcelain Sung Ware Noke Flambe Vase, circa 1910. Vibrant red with blue flowers. Royal Doulton mark to the underside and signed "Sung" to one side, "Noke" to another, as well as

Royal Doulton England Porcelain Sung Ware Flambe bowl, circa 1910. Interior with a vibrant red and orange ground with an abstract blue mottled design to center. Exterior covered in a mottled blue with

An exceptional signed Art Pottery Royal Doulton Sung Vase with Peacock. Signed by Charles Noke, No. 1525, and Flamb� Sung to base. #exhibitionvase #rare #museum Artist: Charles Noke Issued: 1920s