Doulton Decorative Ceramic Water Filter

Royal Doulton

London, England, founded 1815

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About MeOriginally founded in 1815, Doulton moved to Lambeth, London, in 1828. The pottery began making artistic stoneware in the 1860s, principally to revive medieval salt glaze techniques. At Lambeth a workshop was established enabling students from the nearby School of Art to decorate wares. Florence Barlow, along with her sister Hannah, were among a number of decorators working there from the 1870s onwards. Most of Florence's work involved executing precise incised designs of birds on stoneware pots.

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