Lot #30: Sadler Staffordshire England "Bird of Paradise" Pattern Ginger Jar

Sadler pottery was a British company founded in 1882 by James Sadler in Burslem, Staffordshire. They were renowned for producing high-quality ceramic wares, particularly teapots, but also expanded into other decorative items like ginger jars. Their pieces often featured vibrant floral designs and were popular for both domestic use and as decorative collectibles. This particular ginger jar, likely from the mid-20th century, showcases the "Bird of Paradise" pattern, a common motif in Sadler's output during that era. The style reflects the popular decorative arts of the 1940s and 1950s, characterized by bold floral elements and a glossy glaze. Such pieces are sought after by collectors for their nostalgic appeal and the craftsmanship associated with Staffordshire pottery. Measures: 5” high, 5” in diameter Excellent condition as seen in photos Pickup category timeslot {A}