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Welcome to MyottMart. We are specialists in collecting Staffordshire Myott Son & Co. Art Deco ceramics which were made by the pottery in the 1930's
The famous Staffordshire pottery produced varied shapes and patterns in the 1930s and 40s typified especially by ornamental jugs and vases displaying the gold crown backstamp. These pieces are becoming increasingly collectable and harder to find. Collectability will keep on growing in the future fuelled by the release of a new book and the recently formed online Myott Collectors Club.
We are continually updating and changing our collection and are always looking for new pieces for our hobby.
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Myott Art Deco Cat & Mouse Jug - present for cat loverExtremely rare Myott Art Deco Cat & Mouse Jug - sometimes known as a Cat Handle Jug. Great condition and a super gift or present for a cat lover. |
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The Myott pattern books were destroyed in a fire at the factory in 1949.
Myott used to be known as the poor man's Clarice Cliff but is now widely collected for its naive quality.
Some Myott pieces are stamped 'BAG'. This stands for British American Glass, a company used to enhance Myott's profile abroad.
In 1976 Myott merged with Alfred Meakin to form Myott-Meakin.









Information about the music from the Art Deco era of the 20s, 30s and 40s on the Art Deco Music Tracks website.


Art Deco tours of London by luxury chauffeur driven vehicle.
Hunt for Myott on a tour of Take Five Fairs Art Deco and antiques fairs including popular sites in the surrounding district.