The most expensive items sold at Christies to date is a collection of Claremont pottery circa 1905, which sold at London South Kensington in March 2010 for £15,000.

Is Moorcroft pottery expensive?

Moorcroft pottery is unique in that it has mainly remained in ownership by one family since its founding. This has ensured there are, relatively, only a few markings and backstamps to look out for: Early Moorcroft pieces are much sought after and often reach high prices at auctions.