Oldcourt Ware
Rare Pair of Floral Staffordshire Dogs by Oldcourt Ware, c.1970s–80s | Pink Rose Design
Rare Pair of Floral Staffordshire Dogs by Oldcourt Ware, c.1970s–80s | Pink Rose Design
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Product Description
A rare and romantic twist on a British classic. This pair of Staffordshire Dogs features delicate pink rose patterns and gilded detailing, bringing soft femininity and a touch of playfulness to your space. With their glossy finish and quietly bold presence, they strike just the right balance between tradition and charm — perfect for interiors that celebrate character.
Made in Staffordshire by Oldcourt Ware — the decorative line of J. Fryer & Son, a family-run pottery with roots in the 1920s — these dogs were produced in the late 1970s to early 1980s, during the final years of Oldcourt’s original production. Their transfer-printed floral design captures the cheerful spirit of mid-century British ceramics, while their timeless silhouette continues to inspire interior trendsetters today.
Whether styled as a pair on a console or mixed into a curated corner, these dogs offer a sense of heritage with a fresh, contemporary edge. Ideal for lovers of English vintage, romantic modern homes, or anyone drawn to the current wave of nostalgic yet eclectic design.
Key Features
- Rare pair of floral Staffordshire-style dogs
- Produced by Oldcourt Ware (J. Fryer & Son), Staffordshire
- Soft pink rose pattern with gold-painted details
- Glossy finish and expressive styling
- Estimated production: late 1970s–early 1980s
- Backstamped: “Oldcourt Ware, Staffordshire England”
- A beautiful addition to romantic interiors, vintage styling, or modern eclectic homes
Size:
Each
(H) 14.5cm
(W) 12cm
(D) 6cm
Condition
Both pieces are in very good vintage condition. The glaze is smooth and bright, with no cracks or chips visible. Gold and floral detailing remains vivid and well-preserved. Backstamps are clear on the base of each dog. A carefully kept pair with lovely presence and finish.
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