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S2469: An English Delft plate painted with a fence, bamboo , flowers and an insect.
Flowers to the border. A lavender hue to the ground. Bristol , Redcliff Backs Circa 1770 Width 8 1/2” |
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S2196: A Turner smear glazed buff coloured stoneware mug with moulded decoration of a tree ,a tree and flowers and the central group with cupids and a sheep. Moulded and banded decoration to the base and with a coffee coloured band around the top. Impressed Turner Circa 1805 Height 6" |
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S2275: An English Delft plate with a
lobed edge and painted to the centre with a Chinoiserie garden scene in a
palette of greens, yellow, manganese and blue. Stilt marks under rim. Unmarked Circa 1760 Diam 8 1/2” |
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S2203: A very rare pair of creamware
marriage mugs each painted with the names John & Isobella
Thompson and dated 1825 together with a verse - "the Lord unite us
both in one". Floral decoration painted to either side of the verse
and names. Brown rim. Unmarked Circa 1825 Height 4" |
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S2365: Pair of Green Mugs. A pair of English small green creamware mugs or coffee cans with banded moulded horizontal ribbing. Unmarked Circa 1820 Height 2 1/2" |
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S2301: A fine Creamware basket with
plum coloured interlaced sides and top edge. The basket moulded base
painted with an heraldic crest of a hound and the initials J.H. within a
simple floral cartouche. Possibly Neale Circa 1790 D. 9 3/4” |
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S2197: A stoneware mug with a moulded
a horizontally ribbed base and with white sprigged decoration on a sky
blue ground of a classical urn between swags of flowers to the centre
and cupids with a sheep and goat drawn chariots to either side. Possibly Turner or Spode Circa 1810 Height 3 1/2" |
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S2455: A fine and rare creamware Bubby Pot and lid of inverted pear shape with a flared out base.With a long coffee pot style of spout with a pierced covered end. Invented by Dr Hugh Smith. Possibly Wedgwood English Circa 1790 Height 5” |
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S1676: Hicks and Meigh ironstone
sauce boat Circa: 1830 Length: 7" Printed mark |
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S2367: Pearlware Cornucopia Vase. A rare pearlware cornucopia vase decorated with a hatched blue border to the shaped base and a house and garden scene above which is capped by green painted foliage. English Circa 1790 Height 7 |
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S2485: A fine creamware jug with a shaped top and a double entwined and reeded handle with flower and leaf terminals. Painted to either side with a Chinaman in a garden. Unmarked Probably Leeds Circa 1780 Height 5 “ |
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S2121: A rare Cadogan teapot of
unusually large size and colour. Decorated in a deep blue and gilt
highlights. Pots of this size may have been used for tea or hot water. Possibly Spode, Copeland? Circa 1840 Height 71/2" |
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S2506: An English delft large dish clearly painted with a bird sitting on a bamboo bush and with an insect and flowers. Insects and flowers to the border and painted decoration to the back. Unmarked Circa 1760 Width 13.6” |
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S2144: Three feathered edge moulded
creamware plates printed in black with Liverpool Birds by Sadler
& Green to the centre and with six smaller prints to the border. Unmarked Possibly Melbourne Circa 1780 Width 7 3/4" |
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S2378 : An unusual and rare silver lustre teapot with a moulded body and lid which is faceted , ribbed and beaded. The handle is fashioned as an eagles head and the finial as an eight petaled flower. Unmarked English Circa 1815 Height 6 1/2” Width 11 1/2” |
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S2508 : A pink lustre loving cup of waisted form and a brown rim. Two coloured prints of Dr Syntax are shown to each side...“Death of Punch” & “ Dr Syntax copying the wit of the window”. Unmarked Circa 1880 Height 4 “ |
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S2404 : A fine and rare William & Adelaide pottery commemorative jug. A puce print shows the coronation ceremony to each side below the words “ William & Adelaide crowned Sept. 8th 1831”. The crest of England, Scotland & Ireland to the inside edge. P mark Circa 1841 Height 5” |
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S2407: A pearlware jug with prints to either side. One of Knippels Broe (Bridge) and the other of Fredensborg Castle.
Unmarked possibly Danish Circa 1820 Height 6 1/2” |
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S2411: A large pottery loving cup with two shaped handles and painted with six scenes of a cock fight and with further cocks painted to the base. Possibly Elsmore & Forster Unmarked Circa 1850 Height 7” |
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S2431: A fine quality stoneware sprig moulded jug with classical scenes on a blue body. The Chrysanthemum factory? Chetham & Robinson ? Pad mark with the number 5 Circa 1825 Height 6 1/2” |
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S2515: A Spode Stone China pottery plate printed in blue and painted with a floral border and the centre with a lady and child in front of a harbour scene with a four masted ship . Printed mark Pattern 3068 Circa 1820 Diam. 8 1/2" |
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S2511: A Creamware teapot with a double strap handle with floral terminals and rouletting to the top , bottom edge and lid and banded and incised decoration to the middle and floral painting. Convolvulus and leaf
knop. Probably Leeds Circa 1775 H. 5 1/2" |
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S2505: A Prague creamware mug and cover painted to the front
with a Dandie and a lady in a garden between moulded bands. Further floral decoration to the top of the mug. the lid with a flower finial. Height 6 1/2 “ Circa 1820 Impressed PRAG and a code |
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