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Two Ault pottery pierced round pottery posy bowls designed by Christopher Dresser, each turquoise glazed bowl pierced with a central star surrounded by two rows of graduating circles, incised signature 'Chr Dresser' and '236', 10.5cm diam

An Ault Pottery 'Convolvulus' jardiniere floriform, covered in a streaked green and yellow glaze impressed marks, 346 19.5cm. high. Minor glaze chips.

A large Christopher Dresser vase by Ault, the long cylindrical neck above a bulbous body with four angled handles attached to the neck and body, in running glazes of brown, burgundy, blue, white etc, 51cms high, impressed Dresser signature to base and with numbers 247H.

An Ault vase, with long cylindrical neck painted with stylised windmill, coloured in tones of brown and black, 32cm high, impressed mark

AN AULT ART POTTERY JARDINIERE AND STAND, c.1890, shaded green glazes to the coquillage moulded bodies, impressed factory mark to the bowl, height 100cm

An Ault green glazed pottery Toby jug, the base with moulded 'Tit Bits Toby Jug', 24cm high (one thumb tip missing)

19th century reclaimed pine longcase clock, the painted dial decorated with farm scene and flowers, and signed Joseph Ault of Belper

A Brannham green glazed pottery jug, 20.5 cm high, an Ault pottery vase with purple glazed interior, a Cricklade Studio pottery green glazed jug, and a continental pottery jug with blue flowerhead decoration (4).

An Ault Pottery ewer, designed by Christopher Dresser, the vessel of shouldered oviform with an extended eliptical neck decorated with geometric banding and palmette on the spout beneath a streaked bright green and browny-pink glaze, 24cm. high, raised Ault mark and numbered '176'

An Ault pottery jardiniere, of broad oviform with notched wavy rim, moulded in relief with poppies, some fully blown amid foliage beneath an amber glaze shading to green, 22cm. high, with relief factory mark and another smaller with shaded pink and green glazes, 20cm. high, both with relief factory marks 'England' and numbered '367' (2)