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CREAM POTTERY INC ARTHUR WOOD, ROYAL WINTON VASE, ETC E2

SELECTION OF STUDIO POTTERY WITH EXAMPLES OF LANCASTRIAN, CHARLOTTE RHEAD, ROYAL STANLEY WARE JACOBEAN, ETC... MOSTLY WITH FAULTS BUT ALSO INCLUDING A PAIR OF ARTHUR WOOD WALL POCKETS AND TRUMPET FORM VASE WITH ANGULAR HANDLES AND A SMALL WARDLE POTTERY PINK GLAZED CHINESE STYLE VASE, 20 PIECES

An Arthur Wood treacle glazed money box formed as a stylized owl.

Three boxes of miscellaneous ceramics to include Denby, commemorative beakers, alluminium light shades, Pathescope, 16 x 50 field binoculars, Arthur wood graduated jugs etc.

An Arthur Wood floral decorated hand painted vase, 21cm

 AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: A large 4to hardback bound album containing over 120 signed clipped pieces, cards, A.Ls.S. etc., by various famous men and women, many of them associated with Victorian and Edwardian theatre, some political and military figures, Victoria Cross winners etc., the majority neatly laid down in multiples to pages, including Frances Evelyn 'Daisy' Greville, Countess of Warwick (T.L.S. enquiring as to the cause of death of a seal at a zoo, 1898), Randolph S. Churchill, Dighton Probyn VC, Joseph Barnby, Evelyn Wood VC, Edmund Verney (served in the Crimean War; nephew of Florence Nightingale), Edward Fry, John Charles Day, Francis Laking, Lady Florence Dixie, Jennie Spencer-Churchill (A.L.S., Lady Randolph Churchill, in the third person, arranging an appointment with Mr. Field, 24th January n.y.), Ferdinand de Rothschild (L.S. requesting a pair of 'tiny Indian cattle that draw the little carts at the Indian Exhibition', 1895), William Henry Fowler, Augustus Pitt Rivers, Angela Burdett-Coutts, Redvers Buller VC, George S. White VC, Charles Beresford (L.S. concerning an old horse which he wishes to 'get rid of' and proposing sending the animal to his correspondent 'to be eaten by such animals as have a taste for horseflesh', 1899), Louis Battenberg (A.L.S. thanking his correspondent for the manner in which they 'restored the Princess' sick bird to health', 1900), Princess Victoria of Hesse and by Rhine (granddaughter of Queen Victoria and wife of  Louis Battenberg), Sarah Angelina Acland (a pioneer of colour photography; A.L.S. regarding a cuckoo and other birds, 1899), Hugh Low, George du Maurier, Walter Slaughter, Eliza Humphreys ('Rita'), Charles Santley, Arabella Goddard, John Tiplady Carrodus, Mary Anne Keeley, Herbert Beerbohm-Tree, Ellaline Terriss, Seymour Hicks, Evelyn Millard, Lewis Waller, Brandon Thomas (A.Q.S.), Letty Lind, Walter Passmore, Fred Terry, Edward Terry, George Robey, Mabel Love, Lionel Brough, Winifred Emery, Arthur Bourchier, George Alexander, Olga Nethersole, Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Louie Pounds, Maude Millett, Eva Moore, Wilson Barrett, Lillie Langtry (fine, bold example on a 12mo card), Charles Hawtrey, Phil May (A.L.S. asking for a postponement to a visit to an asylum as he must complete two weeks of work for Punch, n.d.), Andrew Noble (A.L.S. on the death of a duck, 1899), Paul Methuen, 3rd Baron Methuen, Charles Rothschild, Evelyn, Duchess of Wellington (wife of the grandson of the 1st Duke of Wellington; A.L.S.) etc. The majority of the letters are written to A. Clarence Bartlett, Superintendent of London Zoo and son of Abraham Dee Bartlett (1812-1897) British Taxidermist & Zoologist associated with Charles Darwin. Binding loose and with some overall age wear, dust staining and light foxing, generally G     

A Jackfield cow creamer; another, Arthur Wood; three brass bells. (5)

AN ASTORIA ROYAL BRADWELL ARTHUR WOOD VASE

A CHINESE SPINACH-GREEN JADE 'THREE FRIENDS OF WINTER' VASE 18TH CENTURY Carved as the trunk of a prunus tree with a blossoming branch, a gnarled pine tree and sprays of bamboo and lingzhi, together with a wood stand, 15.5cm. Provenance: from the collection H R Parfitt Esq., then purchased Sotheby's London, 9th November 1954, lot 147 for £48, and later the collection of Mr Arthur Crick (1890-1956).

A CHINESE PALE CELADON JADE ARCHAISTIC VASE AND COVER 18TH CENTURY The flattened pear-shaped body decorated with taotie masks and with lappets and key fret to the neck mounted by two archaistic phoenix handles, together with a wood stand, 19.5cm. (3) Provenance: from the collection of Professor J Norman Collie, F R S, then purchased Sotheby's London, 9th April 1943, lot 308, and later the collection of Mr Arthur Crick (1890-1956).

A CHINESE SPINACH-GREEN JADE RETICULATED VASE 18TH CENTURY With a quatrefoil body carved with stylised lotus flowerheads and foliage and bands of lappets to the shoulder and foot, with two tall handles raising from the rim, together with a wood stand, 12cm. (2) Provenance: from the collection of Mr Arthur Crick (1890-1956).

A PAIR OF SMALL CHINESE GREEN JADE GU-SHAPED VASES 19TH/20TH CENTURY Each with a taotie mask carved to the body and a ruyi-head border, with pairs of dragon-head handles with loose rings to the shoulders, all supported on dragon-shaped bases, together with reticulated fitted wood stands, 11cm. (4) Provenance: from the collection of Mr Arthur Crick (1890-1956).

THREE CHINESE HARDSTONE VASES 20TH CENTURY Two in green jadeite, one with flower-shaped handles and loose rings, the other carved on a rocky base with a branch of a fruiting tree and a bird to the shoulder, the third vase in malachite with a spray of prunus and peony and a bird finial to the cover, two with wood stands, 14cm. max. (6) Provenance: from the collection of Mr Arthur Crick (1890-1956).

THREE CHINESE IVORY FIGURES LATE QING DYNASTY.Each of a maiden, standing ina graceful pose, wearing long flowing robes and with their hair arranged in chignons, holding their attributes, together with wood stands, 27.5cm Provenance: from the collection of William Arthur Mantell, who pruchased these figures when he was posted to Wei Hai Wei between 1935-38, and thence by descent.

Folio Society Editions - Pepy's diary, The Name of the Rose, Joyce 'Dubliners', The Greek Myths, Legends of King Arthur, The Best of Dorothy Parker, Under Milk Wood Dylan Thomas.

Three Arthur Wood gurgle jugs, each formed as a fish Condition:

Two Royal Doulton figures; HN2380 'Sweet Dreams', and HN2264 'Elegance', a Coalport 'Veronica' figure, also an Arthur Wood floral decorated lustre glazed jug, and an Italian lozenge shaped vase (5).

Art Deco and later ceramics including Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Honeyglaze bowl, Arthur Wood jug, Wishing Well Falcon ware flower stand, TG Green polka dot jug and molded Majolica fish plates

Ceramic ornaments including Royal Dux elephant, Arthur Wood elephant money box, Country Artists cottage, Pendelphin rabbit, chicken dish, other animals, etc

A comprehensive dinner service printed with pink cabbage roses, comprising of dinner plates, meat plate, tureen and cover, sauce boat and stand ; a contemporary Chinese baluster shaped blue and white vase, decorated with chrysanthemums; continental vases in the form of boots; Gaudy Welsh jug; a blue and white teapot stand; meat plate; a Sylvac type Dog; an Arthur Wood twin handled vase; an Arthur Wood fruit basket; a Victorian glass dressing table tray; an early 20th century purple glass and chrome preserve stand; a Carlton Ware butter dish; an Art Deco blue frosted glass soap dish; etc qty

Two trays containing carnival glassware, a five piece cottage ware tea service, cameras, die cast vehicles, dog ornaments, Arthur wood money box etc

Two boxes of assorted tea china, Ringtons plate, Arthur Wood fruit bowl, glass ware etc

A carved hardwood face mask; a chopping board; a blue and white mug; an Arthur Wood jug etc.

Two boxes of miscellaneous ceramics to include Hornsea coffee service, Arthur Wood and Wedgwood etc.

Sundry ceramics including an early 20th century German porcelain cabaret tea set, a crested china ambulance, a Methodist commemorative plate and a large Arthur Wood flower basket

A Sylvac horse together with a Falcon ware jug and an Arthur Wood dove etc

A collection of various Art Deco jugs by Arthur Wood, Wadeheath etc (9)

Children's Books - A Compendious and Historical Grammar: Exhibiting a Brief Survey of the Terraqueous Globe [...], Embellished with Maps, second edition, W. Peacock and Sons, London 1802, xxviii, 408pp, [vii], pull-out folding engraved maps, delineated with hand-colouring, black straight-grained morocco, front boards with singular gilt fillett, titled spine within gilt bands, 18mo; Anon [Riley (George)], The Beauties of the Creation: Or, A New Moral System of Natural History [...], Defigned (sic) to infpire (sic) Youth with Humanity towards the Brute Creaton, and bring them early acquainted with the wonderful Works of the Creator, one volume only: Insects, second edition, G. Riley, London 1793, xvi, 236pp, engraved title-piece, lepidopteral line engraved cuts accompanying illustrating text by John Bewick (1760 - 1795), contemporary calf boards, 20th century calf spine and gilt-embossed red morocco title label, armorial bookplate: Harold Hulme Brindley M.A. F.S.A., square 18mo; Taylor (Jeremy), The Little Historians: A New Chronicle of the Affairs of England, In Church and State [...], Also Some Account of Antiquities [...], volumes II & III only, Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London 1824, contemporary maroon morocco spines and marbled boards, 18mo, (2); A Series of Prints Taken from the Old Testament, Designed to Illustrate Mrs. Trimmer's Scripture Lessons from that Prtion of the Holy Scriptures, Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London 1825, contemporary calf, gilt title and bands to spine, 32mo; Trimmer (Mrs [Sarah]), A Description of a Set of Prints of English history; Contained in A Set of Easy Lessons, part I only, Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London 18[**], lacking prints, contemporary calf, gilt title and bands to spine, 32mo; The Child's Magazine 1827, (lacking title-page), line engraved sub-titles and vignettes, contemporary mottled calf boards (spine lacking), 32mo, (wormed); an early George III child's educational manual, [S. Crowder?, presumably London c. 1760], (lacking title-page and prelims), prefixed with full-page engravings of George III and his sons the princes, to verso with Queen Charlotte and the young princesses, contemporary ink MS ownership inscriptions, Hessian cloth binding, 16mo; American Imprint, Mavor (William), Catechism of Geography [...], For the Use of Schools and Families [...], Samuel Wood & Sons, New York 1821, 71pp, back printed board present, 18mo; Anon, The Life of Billy Purvis, The Extraordinary, Witty, and Comical Showman; With many Facts not before Published, T. Arthur, Newcastle-on-Tyne [c. 1853], paper covers, the front with embossed title, marbled endpapers, 16mo; early 19th century atlases (2); etc, [14]

Dance of Death by Hans Holbein Enlarged Facsimiles of the original wood engravings by Hans Lutzelberger in the first complete edition: Lyons 1547. Privately printed by hand by Arthur K. Sabin at The Temple Sheen Press. 1916. Small qto., original blue paper covered boards with paper spine label. Some light discolouration to boards, otherwise a very good, bright, partially unopened copy. Limited edition of 250 copies. Scarce.

Arthur Wood Basket, Crown Devon, Leaping deer plates, Bourne Denby dishes, Doulton stoneware, vase, etc:- One Tray

Wedgwood Jasper Ware Teapot, jar cover, Arthur Wood "Gardenwall" pattern vase including oak tray.

Various Beswick and other pottery figures, to include penguin with umbrella, 12cm high, another penguin, a Kunstabteilung semi porcelain group, Goebel, Hummel, Poole seal, Pendelfin, other animals, Arthur Wood jug, other studio pottery, etc., to include Trentham Artware 136 jug, Grounger, Barnstable pottery basket, large Art Nouveau design vase, unmarked, etc. (a quantity)

A Belgian brass casket, of rectangular outline with removable lid, heavily chased and decorated with scrolls and figure, the main body raised with houses and escutcheon, 8cm high, 16cm wide, 11cm deep, an Imari bowl, fish bowl, Estée Lauder boxed perfume, Arthur Wood ribbed jug, Crown Devon lamp, 3309D, Alfred Meakin beauty pattern cake stand and an Art Deco jug predominantly decorated in blue and green with 'C' shaped moulded handle and moulded spout, cased sterling silver cutlery, etc. (a quantity).

Two boxes of assorted tea china, Ringtons plate, Arthur Wood fruit bowl, glass ware etc

A Max Verboeket glass vase and ashtray, a Mabel Lucie Attwell What a Mop print, Arthur Wood art deco jug and various other items

An Early 19th Century Consular Verge Pocket Watch, in ball case; A Tortoiseshell and Gold Piqué Work Panel, 19th century, of rectangular form inlaid with foliage and scrolls, 9.5cm wide; A Regency Stamped Gilt Metal Bell Pull Handle, with anthemion, acanthus and scroll decoration, 15.5cm; An Engine Turned Treen and Antler Part Handle, in two sections, 24cm in total; A Regency Gilt Turned Wood Face Screen Handle, 22.5cm; A Musket Ball; An Ivory Measuring Stick, 19th century, 29cm long; and A Length of Steel Wire (8) Provenance: The Arthur Blackborne Collection

Victoria Cross, extensive collection in sixty one volumes covering virtually every winner of this prestigious award from the Crimean War to the present day, arranged largely by date and campaign and comprising modern commemorative covers, postcards, cigarette cards, numerous magazine and newspaper cuttings, photographs and letters, items of note include 1917 front signed D M Probyn and a contemporary postcard signed by him and Arthur Davidson, 1905 and 1913 letters signed Sir Evelyn Wood, 1917 signed letter from King George V (Buckingham Palace notepaper) regarding the VC awarded to Thomas Colyer-Fergusson and 1928 letter signed Arthur Vickers, a fascinating study (Few Thousands)

Ceramics - a set of six T. G. Green Woodville coffee cans and saucers; an Arthur Wood Wildflower jug; an Ault Pottery vase; a Bretby musical Toby jug; Osborne Ivorex wall plaques; a Royal Worcester shaped oval dish, etc

Ceramics - a Crown Devon basket ware rectangular dish, applied fruit; a Bellini flattened circular vase, hand painted decoration; an Arthur Wood vase, baluster form, hand painted flower, spider web detail; a Trilady woven ceramic handled basket; etc.; quantity

Two albums of autographs, mainly 1920 & '30s including movie stars, music, sportsmen, TV & radio etc. approx 213 pages of autographs. Signatures including; George Formby, Margaret Lindsay, Loretta Young, G.H. Elliott, Fred Duprez, Annette Kellerman, Little Rich, John Birmingham, Alan Cobham, Clara Kimball Young, Robb Wilton, Bert Ralton, Will Fyye, Betty Blythe, Jack Barty, Renee Kelly, George Robey, Nellie Wallace, Winnie Melville, derek Oldham, Louis Bradfield, Flora Le Breton, Fred Barnes, Daisy Wood, Arthur Sinclair, Leslie Hatton, Doris Ashton, Ivor Novello, Douglas Fairbanks, Denis Horn, C.W. Horn, Lawrence Gertrude, Alex James, Cliff Bastin, S Matthews, Dixie Dean, P.F. Warner, J.B. Hobbs, S.J. McCabe, T. Wall, Fay Compton, Jack Doyle, Johnny King, Gene Gerrard, Gracie Fields, Binnie Barnes, Jock McAvoy, June Clyde, Jackie Brown, E.H. Temme, Bobby Howes, The Two Leslies, Roy Fox, Nel tarleton, Edna Best, Fred Fox, Maurice Chevalier, Henry Hall, Evelyn Dall, Mary Brian, Jack Hylton, Nat Gonella, Larry Adler, Bob Harrison, Frank Hough, Phil Milligan, binnie Hale, Frederick John Perry, Walter Hagen, Patricia Ellis, Henry Cotton, ginger Rogers, Cecilia Colledge, Sonja Henie, Claudette Colbert, E. Hendren, Joyce Gardner, The Western Brothers, Harry Preston, Lord Burghley, Malcolm Campbell, Gerry Davey, James Sullivan, Frances Drake, Jessie Matthews, Reginald Gardiner, June Knight, Jean Muir, Elsie Randolph, John Gilbert, Renee Houston, Bette Davis, Robert Donat, Rita Howorth, Richard Dix, Joe Davis, Horace Lindrum, Dorothy Lamour, Ruth Chatterton, Frank Lawton, Laurel & Hardy, Dan Maskell, Gordon Richards, Will Hay, Together with Midnight with the Stars programme signed by Gracie Fields. Please see images for complete collection.

Quantity of mainly Art Deco pottery and china by Shelley, Arthur Wood, Carltonware etc

A selection of vintage tea pots including Arthur Wood and lustre style

A good collection of 20th century lustre wares to include Royal Winton Ashtray, x6 Maling, Grimwades Byzanta Ware, & Arthur Wood. Highest measures 26.5 cm.

ATTRIBUTED TO HENRY WILLIAM BATLEY FOR JAMES SHOOLBRED & CO. AESTHETIC MOVEMENT LACQUERED CHAISE, CIRCA 1875 red lacquered wood and upholstery, the padded arm with a pierced panel, the buttoned upholstery with additional bolster cushion, the whole raised on square legs with brass caps and castors, linked by stretchers and fretwork 176cm long, 78cm high, 65cm deep Note: Henry William Batley (1846-1932), one of the great freelance designers of the 19th century, was most widely associated with the Aesthetic Movement. A pupil of Bruce J. Talbert, Batley designed furniture for Collinson & Lock and James Shoolbred & Co. He also designed the interiors for Doulton's terracotta house, which was exhibited at the Paris Exhibition in 1878 and for which he was to receive the Legion d'Honneur. In 1883 he wrote his 'Series of Studies for Domestic Furniture Decoration Etc.', and in 1908 founded the Guild of Decorators Syndicate Ltd. with the aim of forging close links with commercial furniture and textile manufacturers, in stark contrast to the Arts & Crafts ideals of the time. During the 1870s Batley was apprenticed by Arthur Silver, who in 1880 was to become founder of the Silver Studio. Here Batley has captured the fashionable and exotic Anglo-Japanese aesthetic in his use of linear design elements, fretwork panels and lacquered finish.

Floral teaware Arthur Wood Wedgwood Adderly etc

A collection of autographs from conductors and musicians, including - Arthur Rubinstein (1887-1982) - Dated signature, Marcel Dupre (1886-1971) - Signed and dedicated photograph and musical quotation, signed and dated, Wilhelm Backhaus (1884-1969) - Musical quotation and signature, Rudolf Firkusny (1912-1994) - Handwritten letter and musical quotation in two pieces, both signed, Henry Wood (1869-1944) - A type written letter signed in ink and dated 12th August 1919, and approximately ninety-one other autographs, various

A set of three Arthur Wood graduating jugs; together with a Mason's ironstone "Ivory" patterned jug; an hors d'oeuvres dish; an oriental green glazed bowl raised on three feet etc.

An Arthur Wood Art Deco twin handled vase; together with a jug and a Royal Foley ware floral decorated vase

Small Royal Doulton ' Gone Away ' Huntsman Character Jug, Arthur Wood Hunting Mug and a Crown Devon Fieldings John Peel Musical Mug

Arthur Wood Jug, Basket, Radford Bowl, Leaf Plate and a Shawter Dish etc.

Box of miscellaneous including Arthur Wood jugs, Maling etc

Two boxes of miscellaneous mainly ceramics and glass including Arthur Wood, Radford ware and Hammersley, Majolica plantstand etc.

Falcon ware ale jug, Arthur Wood jug and other vases and china

A collection of ceramics including an Arthur Wood Astoria Royal Bradwell lustred jug, a Tudor ware jug, a model of a recumbent fawn, a pair of blue and white Delft style vases, etc

A large 19th century pink ground vase with painted floral sprays, 41 cm tall approx, together with a Royal Doulton figure of Lydia HN1908, a Tuscan Decoro pottery vase and Arthur Wood Astoria pink ground lustred bowl

A vintage Art Deco style shell vase by Arthur Wood

ARTHUR WOOD DECORATIVE JUG, LARGE PRICE BROS VASE & PEWTER LIDDED JUG

A Govancraft two pint foot warmer, a Govancraft preserve jar, a Burleigh Ware vase with Polar Bear and Penguins, an Arthur Wood vase, a Poole vase and one other vase, (6)

An Arthur Wood character teapot and a heart shaped powder bowl surmounted by fairy.

Burton-on-Trent / Staffordshire / Derbyshire / local history interest: Collection of four Victorian/Edwardian ledgers for Lloyds Bank, Borough Road, Burton-on-Trent, dating from 1890-1910. The ledgers, containing extensive notes and letters, provide a valuable insight into business and leisure at the turn of the century. Arranged into the following four categories: 'Authorities and Standing Orders', 'Securities', 'Private Memoranda', 'Parcels for Safe Custody'. Some of the organisations/individuals documented include: Allsopp's Brewery; Egginton Dairy; Midland Railway; Marston's Brewery; Piccadilly Badminton Club; The Ryknield Engine Company Ltd; Renwick & Hunt, Grocers, Bakers, Confectioners; Shipton Hallewell Solicitors; Scarsdale Cycle & Motor Company; Grand Independent Order of Loyal Caledonian Corks; Derby Oxide & Colour Company; Hallams Manufacturing Chemists; Old Calabar Dog Biscuits; Burton Tramways Athletic Club; English Grains Company; Invetrol Gas Light Company; Shire Horse Society; J. Bottrill Furniture Removers; Burton Hockey Club; Burton Cricket Club; Grange Lawn Tennis Club; Alfred Bailey (Egginton Junction Station Master); David Baker (Brewery Taster); Frederick William Blankley (Publican); John Boston (Gentleman); Florence Chamberlain (Schoolmistress); Arthur John Woolrych (Journalist); Arthur Blurton Plant (Doctor of Music); William John Loverock (Cattle Dealer); Abraham Bates (Pork Butcher); William Wakley (Boot & Shoe Dealer); Ms Emilie Mary Burn (Dressmaker); Thomas Wood (Dairyman); James Forbes (Presbyterian Minister); Thomas Forbes (Wheelwright & Publican); Mary Granville (Furniture Dealer); Thomas Bennett (Railway Clerk); Ernest Alfred Baxter (Brewery Inspector); Albert Edward Baldock (Grocer); Samuel Bailey (Farmer); George Henry Adams (Builder); James Jordan (Draper). A number of pages document Marston's Brewery, with mortgages on pubs and brewery outhouses, 'Robin Hood Inn', 'Castle Inn', 'Old Pheasant Inn', 'Palace Vaults', and many others. Some of the documents are signed by company directors, treasurers, secretaries. Provenance: Discovered in the cellar of a Derby property.