Rare Dated Oval Enameled Pearlware Plaque, 1795, reverse with hand painted inscription “Model’d (sic) in the year 1795 by J Williams & Colour’d (sic) by H. Clarke.” 6 ½”.
English Creamware Blue and White Named and Dated Punch Pot, 1776, painted name “Ann Wotwood, 1776,” 10¼” high.
Unique Hand Drawn Plan - The Estate of Thomas Whieldon, Esq, dated 1794, 18¼” Sq.
Staffordshire Creamware Dated Teapot, “Sally Sikes Drinking Tea, 1780, 6¾“ high.
Furnivals Pattern Book, 1890-1930s, and vase.
Furnivals Pattern Book, 1890-1930s.
Machin & Potts, Waterloo China Works. Burslem, Shape Book, 1830s, comprising 52 designs.
Machin & Potts, Waterloo China Works. Burslem, Shape Book, 1830s, comprising 52 designs.
Rare Thomas Fell Pearlware Lustre Watch Hutch, c.1820
Staffordshire Salt-Glazed White Stoneware Dated ‘Portobello' Tankard, 1739, inscribed 'THE/ BRITISH/ GLORY./ REVIV'D', 'BY:/ ADMIRA/ VERNON', 'HE/ TOOK:/ PORTO'/BELLO', 'WITH/ SIX:/ SHIPS/ ONLY/', 'NOV:YE/ :22:1739'. 6 3/8.”
Staffordshire Salt-Glazed White Stoneware Mug, c.1745-55, 4¼.”
Rare Wood & Cauldwell Figure of a Bay Horse, c.1815, 9.“
Staffordshire Pratt Ware Figure of Autumn, c.1790, 7¾“.
Staffordshire Pratt Ware Figure of a Sportsman, c.1790, 10½“.
Walton Staffordshire Pearlware Figure of a Gardener, c.1820, 5½“
Pair of Prattware Rams with Shepherd and Shepherdess, c.1800-20, 6¼“ high. (Provenance – Sotheby’s 27-2-68. Lot – 18.)
Rare Ralph Wood-type Figure of a Reclining Deer, c.1780.
Pair of Staffordshire Pearlware figures of Cupids Disguised as Vendors, c.1810, 7”.
Pair of Locke & Co Worcester Pâte-sur-Pâte Door Knobs, c.1895-1900.
Dated English Delft Plate, 1724, initialed, B.I.A., with triple flower display, within simple diaper border, 8¼.“
Staffordshire Pearlware Group of a Savoyard and Dancing Bear, c.1820, 8½“.
Named and Dated Pearlware Jug, 1787, W. Beaman, Northwich, 1787, May we never feel want, nor want feeling, 8 1/2.”
Paragon China Tea Cup Pattern Master Book, c1900 – 1933, “Old G. Book, Valuable Handle with Care, ” and on the spine, “1st G. Book, 1 – 1599.” 13” x 11½.“
Doulton Stoneware Hannah Barlow Mug with Silver Rim, 1881, incised H.B.B, 5 1/4.”
Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase by Hannah B. Barlow, 1891-1902, 9¼“ high.
Moorcroft ‘Moonlit Blue’ Vase, 1918-1929, 5¾”.
Martin Brothers Stoneware Vase, 1897-1893, (remains of London showroom paper label 16, Brownlow St), 9½“ high.
Pilkington Royal Lancastrian Pottery Tile “Daffodil” Designed by Walter Crane, 1900 – 1901, 6” x 6”.
Moorcroft McIntyre ‘Florian Ware’ Poppy Vase, 1890s
William Moorcroft Florian Ware Liberty Vase, c.1903-13
Pair of Wedgwood Aesthetic Movement Outside Decorated Plaques, “Romeo” & “Juliet”, 1881, by J. R. Hewitt, 15”.
Moorcroft Liberty Tudric ‘Poppies’ Tazza, 1913, 4½" diam, 2½“ high.
Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Mark V Marshall Peacock Vase, 1902-1922, 11½.“
Tall Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase, 1891-1902, 26“ high.
Pair of Doulton Lambeth Salt-Glazed Stoneware Vases, 1875, by Eliza Simmance, 4¾“ (12.5 cm).
Rare Lois Whitcomb Rhead Pâte-sur-pâte Framed Plaque ‘The Scimeter’, 1920-22, , 4” diam.
South Staffordshire (Bilston) Enameled Box and Cover, 1750 – 1780, 2½“ x 2.”
Delft Polychrome Plate, 1750-1770, Bristol (possibly Redcliff Back, Richard Frank), 8¾.“
Miniature Moorcroft ‘Pomegranate’ Vase, 1914-16, impressed, Moorcroft, Burslem, 2A, 3½.”
Miniature Moorcroft ‘Moonlit Blue’ Vase, 1918-1929, impressed, Moorcroft, Made in England, 146, 3¼.”
Miniature Moorcroft ‘Leaf and Berries’ Flambé Vase, 1928-1934, impressed facsimile signature, Potter to H.M. The Queen, Made in England, 3¾.”
Moorcroft ‘Florian Ware’ Lilac Vase, 1898-1905, 6½.”
Rare Edward Welby Pugin Oak ‘Granville’ Side Chair, circa 1875, heavy carved oak seat with arched supports with four pierced holes, two brass ball feet on the front legs. 20½” x 33” x 18”
Pair of Staffordshire Creamware Satyr Mask Wall Pockets, 1780s, 6 ½.”
Rare Staffordshire Pearlware Group 'The Death of Munrow,’ c.1820-30, 14½“ length.
Staffordshire Agate Ware Pecten Shell Teapot and Cover, 1750s, 5½“ (14 cm) high.
Wedgwood Black Basalt Brutalist Vase, 1967, by Robert Minkin,Wedgwood, Made in England, 67, S. 5½.“
Staffordshire Pearlware Mug, c.1800, transfer printed design by John Aynsley, Lane End, with ‘The Pig & the Pot a Tale’ in six verses, 4¾.“
Creamware Jug “The Town & Trade of Shrewsbury for Ever”, 1807, 7 1/8” high. Together with a contemporary rectangular copper engraving plate.
Liverpool Sadler Transfer Printed Delft Tile, 1758-60, printed in black with a ‘Woman With Macaw Under a Parasol’, E. N. Stretton Collection, 5” Sq (12.7cm)
English Tin-Glazed Earthenware Footed Dish, 1710/20, possibly London, 5 3/8th”.
Rare Staffordshire Solid Agate Ware Cow Creamer, c.1775. Provenance – Captain C. B. Kidd Collection. Sotheby’s, London, 10/1/67. Lot - 37. Christie’s, London, 1/6/70. Lot – 95. Boswell and Ward.
Staffordshire Salt-Glazed Stoneware Agate Figure of a Woman, 1740-50, 4½.”
Staffordshire Solid Agate Press Molded "‘Li Taibo’ Group, 1750’s, 3½” high.
Staffordshire Salt Glazed Stoneware Solid Agate Cat, 1740-50, 5.”
Staffordshire Salt-Glazed Stoneware Solid Agate Model of a Cat, c.1750, 4 ½”. (Collection of Frances L. Dickson, Sotheby’s, London, 21.5.1954. Collection of Joan & Herbert Klee, Christie’s, New York, 4.19.1991.)
Stoneware Solid Agate Model of a Cat, c.1750, 4 ½”.
Staffordshire Creamware Cow Creamer & Cover, c.1790.
Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester Armorial ‘Japan Pattern’ Part Dinner Service, 1815-20, with crest of a unicorn head on ducal coronet
Flight, Barr & Barr Armorial Part Dessert Service, 1820-30, with the crest and arms of the Perkins and Sanders family.
Collection of Staffordshire Pearlware Cow Creamers.
Staffordshire Creamware Satyr Mask Wall Pocket, 1770/80s, 8½”.
English Delftware Kylin Dish, 1750-60, probably Liverpool or Bristol, 11¾“.
English Delftware Charger, 1750/70, 12¼“.
English Delftware Polychrome Chinoiserie Plate, Bristol, 1730-40, painted in red, blue yellow and green, 6¾“.
Moorcroft ‘Florian Ware’ Violets Vase, 1898-1905, script mark W, Moorcroft, Des, in green and M1887, 12.”
Mintons Majolica Lion, 1890–1910, 8”.
Naples Creamware Figural Center Table Decoration, 1800–1840s, probably by Giustiniani,15.”
Doulton Stoneware Vase, by Hannah Barlow, 11.”
Wedgwood Black Basalt ‘Brutalist’ Tall Vase, 1966, by Robert Minkin. 7 1/2.”
Two Royal Worcester Parian ‘Aesthetic Movement’ Teapots, 1882/4, designed byR. W. Binns modeled by James Hadley, 'FEARFUL CONSEQUENCES - THROUGH THE LAWS OF NATURAL SELECTION AND EVOLUTION OF LIVING UP TO ONE'S TEAPOT', 6¼“ high.
Staffordshire Royal Armorial Lion and Unicorn Pearlware Spill Vase, c.1820-30, Walton, inscribed ‘WALTON’. 6” x 6¼.”
Whieldon Type Creamware ‘Landskip’ Sauceboat, c.1765
Very Rare Staffordshire Salt-Glazed Three Color Printed Plate, 1756-60, 9 1/8“.
Named and Dated Nottingham Stoneware Mug, 1803, inscribed ‘Wm. Mund His Cup, 1803,’ 5.”
EnglishDelftware Adam and Eve Blue Dash Charger, 1690 - 1710, possibly Lambeth, 13 1/8 “ diam.
Staffordshire Pearlware Bird Whistle, c.1800–1820, 8½.“
Liverpool Delftware ‘Fazackerly’ Charger, c.1760, 13¼" diam.
Liverpool Delftware ‘Fazackerly’ Charger, c.1760, 13¼" diamond.
Stafordshire pottery figure of a Lion, c.1810-20, 9” high by 12"
Staffordshire Lead-Glazed Creamware Tea Canister, 1750/60s, probably Thomas Whieldon, 4½.
Set of Four Dixon Austin & Co Figures of the Seasons, c.1820, 9”.
Set of Four Dixon Austin & Co Figures of the Seasons, c.1820, on stiff leaf bases with acanthus corners, 9”.
Staffordshire Whieldon-type Creamware Tea Caddy, c.1760, 4¼“.
Staffordshire Whieldon-type Rectangular Tea Caddy, c.1760, 3¾”.
Pearlware Fox and Swan Sauceboat, c.1780s. 6” long.
Staffordshire Whieldon-type Creamware Small Teapot and Cover, c.1770, 3 5/8” high.
Doulton Lambeth Salt Glazed Stoneware ‘Natural Foliage Ware’ Cuspidor, 1902-1922, made for a Boston retailer, J. McD & S Co.
Wemyss Pin Dish, c.1900, hand painted with cabbage roses, “No Rose without a Thorn”, 5¾“.
A Small Spode Blue & White Oval Dish, 1840s, 9¼ x 6½”.
Pair of English creamware Silver Lustre Ewers, c.1810, (Provenance – John J. Snyder Jr, Landsville, PA.)
Rare Miniature Pratt Ware Rabbit Ware, c.1790, in low-relief in brown and green, 2¾”.
A Staffordshire Pearlware Cow Creamer, c.1800, sponged in ochre and manganese, lacking cover.
Mason’s Ironstone School House Pattern Two Handled Vase, circa 1820, 5”.
Doulton Lambeth Salt Glazed Stoneware Jug, 1891-1902, 9¼“ high.