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An English saltglaze stoneware Bellarmine, late 17th centuryProbably Woolwich, of traditional ovoid form with neck-cordons and a strap handle, a m...
A Fulham saltglaze stoneware wine bottle, late 17th / early 18th centuryFrom the period of John Dwight, of traditional ovoid 'Bellarmine' form wit...
A rare Bristol delftware 'Farmyard' plate, circa 1720-30Of unusually small size and of 'pancake' profile without a footrim, painted in red, yellow...
A rare English delftware posset cup, dated 1703Probably London, of bellied form, the unusual bossed scrolled handles with pronounced flattened thu...
A rare creamware printed plaque, circa 1799Probably Liverpool, of upright oval form, printed in black with George Washington after the portrait by...
A very rare Elers Brothers redware teapot and cover, circa 1695After a Yixing original, the cylindrical form slip-cast and lathe-turned, with an o...
A rare Staffordshire printed saltglaze plate, circa 1760Of octagonal form, the moulded turquoise trellis border reserved with six cartouches forme...
A rare Staffordshire printed saltglaze plate, circa 1760Of octagonal form, moulded trellis border reserved with six cartouches formed by a pair of...
A good inscribed Prattware jug, dated 1819Of ovoid form with a strap handle, painted with flower sprays picked out in ochre, green and blue, inscr...
A very large slipware dish, 18th centuryMidlands or northern England, of circular form with a plain edge, with trailed cream slip decoration over ...
A Staffordshire slipware baking dish, third quarter 18th centuryOf deep circular form with a piecrust rim, the buff body decorated in cream slip t...
A large slipware dish, 18th centuryMidlands or northern England, of circular shape with a plain edge, with trailed cream slip decoration forming a...
A fine sgraffito-decorated slipware dish, 18th centuryStaffordshire or Northern England, of circular form with a notched rim, the red body coated ...
A slipware dish, 18th century
A slipware dish, 18th centuryMidlands or Northern England, of circular form with a plain rim, with trailed decoration in cream over a dark brown s...
Three slipware dishes, 18th centuryMidlands or northern England, of circular form, the larger with a piecrust rim and the other two with plain rim...
Two Staffordshire or Derbyshire slipware baking dishes, first quarter 19th centuryBoth of rounded rectangular form with piecrust rims, decorated w...
A very large slipware dish, 18th centuryMidlands or northern England, of rectangular shape with a plain rim, with trailed cream slip decoration on...
A large slipware dish, 18th centuryMidlands or northern England, of rectangular shape, with simple trailed cream slip decoration on a dark brown g...
A Prattware Admiral Rodney Character Jug, circa 1790-95Of large size, formed as the head and shoulders of the admiral wearing Neptune's crown moul...
Two cow creamers and covers, circa 1780 and 1815One in creamware with yellow spots, its tail and legs picked out in brown, base 11cm wide, the ot...
A good selection of reference books on Toby Jugs and related potteryIncluding: Major Cyril Earle, The Earle Collection of Early Staffordshire Pott...
A rare Prattware 'Thin Boy' Toby jug, circa 1790-1800Seated in an upright chair with his feet resting on a small step, grasping a foaming jug in b...
A Wood family Toby jug of 'Mould 51' type, circa 1785-90Of traditional form and crisply modelled, seated and holding a foaming jug in his left han...
A good Wood Family 'Thin Man' Toby jug, circa 1785-90Seated in an upright chair with his feet resting on a step, a thinly potted jug in his left h...
A very rare Prattware 'Fair Hebe' Toby jug, circa 1790-95Modelled standing with a brown and ochre spotted dog jumping up at his side, a foaming gl...
An enamelled creamware Toby Jug and cover, circa 1790Attributed to Neale & Co, of traditional form, seated and holding a large foaming mug in one ...
Three Toby jugs, circa 1800-20 and laterComprising a Prattware example of traditional form holding a large foaming jug, wearing a blue jacket with...
A Wedgwood model of the Portland vase, circa 1870-85Cast in 'Barberini Black' jasper, applied in white relief with the myth of Peleus and Thetis, ...
A Wedgwood tricolour jasper plaque, mid-19th centuryOf rectangular form, applied in white relief with eight figures of 'The Dancing Hours' on the ...
A good Wedgwood and Bentley black basalt rum kettle and cover, circa 1775Of shallow circular form with a short spout and a lobed overhead handle, ...
A very rare Wedgwood blue jasper medallion, circa 1807Of oval form, ornamented in white with the coat of arms of Haiti, incorporating a central pa...
A pair of Wedgwood blue jasper vases and covers, 19th centuryThe ovoid bodies with tall handles and square plinths, the flat covers with vase-shap...
A good pair of Wedgwood green jasper vases and covers, 19th centuryOf campana form with twin handles and square plinths, the low domed covers with...
A large Wedgwood diced tri-colour jasper vase, cover and stand, 19th centuryOf campana form, the pale blue jasper dip engine turned through to whi...
A Bow teapot and cover, circa 1765-70Of globular form, the loop handle with a heart shaped lower terminal, painted with sprays and scattered sprig...
A rare Bow teapot and cover, circa 1756-58Of slightly compressed globular form, painted in blue with the 'Golfer and Caddy' pattern, both sides wi...
Three Bow plates, circa 1755-60
Three Bow plates, circa 1755-60One circular, painted in the famille rose palette with sprigs and sprays of flowers and applied with prunus sprigs ...
A Bow teabowl and saucer and a pickle dish, circa 1755Painted in the famille rose palette, the teabowl and saucer with two cranes amongst flowerin...
A Bow sauceboat and a teabowl and saucer, circa 1750-55Decorated in the Imari palette, the double-lipped sauceboat with two loop handles, painted ...
A rare Bow bowl, circa 1755
A rare Bow bowl, circa 1755Of octagonal shape, decorated in the Kakiemon palette after an Arita original with panels of white fretted scrollwork r...
A Bow sauceboat, circa 1752-55
A Bow sauceboat, circa 1752-55Of oval form resting on three paw feet, with a shaped rim and a loop handle with a high spur thumb rest, painted in ...
A Bow butterboat, circa 1765-70
A Bow butterboat, circa 1765-70Moulded with overlapping leaves and applied with a plain loop handle, the serrated rim with a puce feuilles de chou...
An early Bow white salt, circa 1750-53Modelled as a shell, upon a base formed of shells encrusted with smaller shells and seaweed, 10.7cm wideThis...
An early Bow teapot and cover, circa 1750Of compressed globular form, applied in high relief with flowering prunus sprays, the shallow domed cover...
A group of Bow white porcelains, circa 1752-55Applied with flowering prunus sprigs, comprising a beaker and stand with two scrolled handles, stand...
A very rare Bow white sauceboat, circa 1750Of oval silver shape with a pronounced lip, the handle in the form of an upright dragon, the beast fine...
A Bow chocolate cup, circa 1755
A Bow chocolate cup, circa 1755Of beaker form with two loop handles and a turned foot, painted in blue to both sides with the 'Koto Player' patter...
A Bow coffee pot and cover, circa 1758Of baluster form with a scroll handle and bird's head spout, painted in blue with the 'Golfer and Caddy' pat...
A rare Bow coffee pot and cover, circa 1770-75Of baluster shape, the high domed cover with a pointed finial, the scroll handle with an upper thumb...
A rare Bow botanical plate, circa 1756-58Of octagonal shape, painted with a large botanical specimen of a Jacobean lily, the rim with two winged i...
A rare Bow bowl, circa 1750-52
A rare Bow bowl, circa 1750-52With a shaped rim, enamelled with numerous floral sprigs and scattered insects, including a large beetle and a butte...
A Bow saucer and a pickle dish, circa 1755The saucer painted in botanical style with a toadstool and fuchsia berries, scattered insects inside the...
A very rare Bow rose box and cover, circa 1758Naturalistically modelled with overlapping petals edged in pink, the cover with a green stalk handle...
A Bow vase and cover, circa 1750
A Bow vase and cover, circa 1750The baluster form vibrantly painted in the famille rose palette with flowering peony and trailing prunus and camel...
A rare Bow vase and cover, circa 1750Of baluster form, painted in blue with a willow tree, its branches extending across the cover, flowering peon...
A pair of Bow plates, circa 1760-65Of circular fluted form, enamelled in London with three colourful 'fancy' birds in landscapes, one perched on a...
A rare Bow bowl, circa 1756
A rare Bow bowl, circa 1756Painted by James Welsh, of Chinese rice bowl shape, painted in colours with a bouquet of flowers, including a pink rose...
A Bow mug, circa 1755
A Bow mug, circa 1755Of bell shape with a grooved loop handle and heart shaped lower terminal, decorated in the Imari palette with flowering branc...
A Bow mug, circa 1755
A Bow mug, circa 1755Of bell shape with a grooved loop handle and heart shaped lower terminal, brightly enamelled with a chinoiserie scene of an e...
A Bow mug, circa 1755
A Bow mug, circa 1755Of bell shape with a grooved loop handle and heart-shaped lower terminal, painted in the famille rose palette with pink peony...
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