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CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR WILLIAM AULT & CO. EARTHENWARE BOTTLE VASE, CIRCA 1895 / of bottle form, moulded with an allover daisy design in relief, applied maker's mark/ 46, 32cm high; and a BULB-SHAPED BOTTLE VASE FOR WILLIAM AULT & CO., the waved rim above a slender banded neck, terminating in a bulbous body, in brown and white marbled glazes, impressed facsimile signature Ch. Dresse r/ 323, 22.5cm high (Qty: 2)

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR WILLIAM AULT & CO. PROPELLER VASE, 1890S with waved rim above the spreading twisted body, in yellow to turquoise glazes, impressed facsimile signature, 22cm high; and a PAIR OF MINIATURE VASES FOR LINTHORPE POTTERY, each of tapering form, covered with a streaked turquoise glaze, one with impressed maker's mark to base, 8cm high (Qty: 3)Footnote: Literature: See Whiteway, Michael, Christopher Dresser, 1834-1904, (Italy, 2001), pl. 234, p.191. where similar vases are illustrated.

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR WILLIAM AULT & CO. SINGLE-HANDLED EARTHENWARE EWER, CIRCA 1890 the elongated tipped spout above a short handle and domed body, incised with scrolled flowers and line borders, in a green glaze, moulded maker's urn mark and impressed 177 (Dimensions: 18.5cm high)(18.5cm high)

Ault - An early 20th Century shouldered vase decorated with tubelined trees against a tonal brown ground, impressed mark, height 27cm.

Christopher Dresser for Ault (attributed), an art pottery hanging jardinière or planter, circa 1880, wide brimmed ovoid form with moulded convex dimples and crimped rim, majolica drip glazed in marbled green over ochre, 16cm diameter

A Pair of Ault Pottery Vases, shape 118, green, white, mustard and brown glazed, impressed factory mark and 118, 33cm William Ault founded his own pottery in 1887 and in 1890 purchased a number of Linthorpe moulds to Dresser's designs from the liquidation sale. Dresser signed a contract in 1893 to supply designs to Ault.

A pair of 19th Century Ault Pottery vases, each of pear form, terminating at a flared upper rim, the graduated red/yellow ground with stylised foliate Arabesque motifs, inscribed mark to base, height 29cm. (2)

An unusual Art pottery jardiniere attributed to William Ault, modelled with three swans in relief their neck as handles, impressed Aulton to base, 20- C William Ault formed the Ault pottery in 1887 after leaving Bretby, He lived in Aulton House Church Gresley Burton on Trent This lot is being sold on behalf of Woking and Sam Beare Hospices. . Height 16cm. Rim diameter 16cm.

AN ART NOUVEAU STUDIO POTTERY TWIN HANDLED VASE, the body being covered in a streaked glaze, unmarked to the base, similar in style to Ault and Bretby Art Nouveau pottery, approximate height 21cm

An Ault pottery fish mask jug, c.1900, moulded with a fish head in green, white and brown, moulded mark, impressed 488, 16.5cm high

AN ART NOUVEAU STUDIO POTTERY TWIN HANDLED VASE, the body being covered in a streaked glaze, unmarked to the base, similar in style to Ault and Bretby Art Nouveau pottery, approximate height 21cm

A WILLIAM AULT TWO HANDLED OVOID VASE WITH BROWN AND OCHRE SGRAFFITO SECESSIONIST DECORATION. H 37cms. AN AESTHETIC PERIOD BLUE AND WHITE FLORAL JUG. H 26cms. AN ORANGE STREAKED VASE. H 26cms. TOGETHER WITH A STUDIO PORCELAIN JUG. H 15cms.

Christopher Dresser for Ault, an Art Pottery vase, circa 1892, relief moulded shells to each side, yellow and green majolica glazed, rised mark and registration number 195324, 9cm high

An Ault art pottery jardiniere, painted with bull rushes, green glazed, raised marks, in the style of Christopher Dresser, 20cm high

A pottery vase probably Ault or Linthorpe the design attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, shouldered form, modelled with two Chinese dog masks, above stylised foliate bands, glazed streaked aubergine to blue glaze unmarked, 25cm. high

A small collection of Victorian Art Pottery, comprising an Ault Pottery leaf moulded planter, a C, H, Brannam six handled planter, a yellow glazed twin-handled vase marked 'White' and a green glazed three handled vase marked with a stylised bird, together with a Denby blue glaze planter (5)

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR AULT POTTERY 'OWL' VASE, CIRCA 1890 of flaring cylindrical form with tall neck, surrounded by four smaller necks, each moulded with owls, the body further moulded with stars and clouds, glazed in brown and green, applied and impressed maker's mark to the base, ENGLAND and shape number ‘365’ (Dimensions: 38cm high)(38cm high)Footnote: Literature: Lyons, Harry Christopher Dresser : The People's Designer: 1834-1904, Woodbridge, 2005, pp.80-4 Note: Ault Faience was founded in 1887 by William Ault, and became Ault’s English Art Pottery in 1910. Dresser’s connection with the pottery ran from 1891-1896. Although this shape was produced after the termination of Dresser's contract it is believed that the design is Dresser's and was with Ault before March 1896.

Derbyshire interest; Set of three Ault jardiniere, planter and bowl in form of scallop shells, Dr Christopher Dresser (one A/F) 

A Candy Westcontree Ware vase, 1930s, of tapered ovoid form, the crystalline glaze in blues, greys, purples and gold, impressed marks to base, 9in. (22.9cm.) high.** It has come to our attention thet the base is stamped 'Ault' of Aultcliff Pottery.

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Vase, decorated with repeating patterns, brown glazed, impressed LINTHORPE Chr Dresser and 190, 16cm; An Ault Pottery Planter, moulded with a butterfly, in green and mustard, moulded factory mark and impressed 312, 18.5cm; A Minton Secessionist Planter, circa 1900, tube lined with stylised flower heads and leaves within Art Nouveau style foliate meandering borders picked out in typical coloured glazes, blurred Globe factory mark and Rd No 616446, 23cm; and A Minton Secessionist Squat Baluster Vase, turquoise ground with brown abstract leaf decoration, printed MINTON LTD No 42, 13.5cm (4)

Ault pottery tray, covered pot, candlestick, vases, Gouda vase and studio pottery

Large collection of Studio, retro and continental pottery including Ault, Moorcroft and Royal Doulton, tallest 28cm 

A ROYAL LANCASTRIAN TALL BLUE GLAZE VASE with roll rim, circa 1920s, measures 20cm in height together with two 20th Century Ault Swadlingcote pottery green glaze pansy vases, both 20cm in height (3)

A MOORCROFT BURSLEM ORANGE LUSTREWARE VASE of squat ovoid form, impressed marks, circa 1913. 23cm wide x 17cm in height together with a pair of lilac glaze Ault vases, one with impressed marks, both 35cm in height (3)

Ault Pottery - A large late 19th Century vase of shouldered ovoid form with flared collar neck, decorated with a ribbon tied basket of flowers over a graduated red to cream ground, height 43cm, together with a twin handled vase decorated with a butterfly and a gourd form jug with drawn spout. (3)

Attributed to Christopher Dresser - An Ault vase, of slender baluster form terminating at a frilled rim, height 28cm, together with two further art pottery vases in the manner of Christopher Dresser, height 8cm and 10cm. (3)

Linthorpe Pottery - A pair of late 19th Century wall pockets, each of circular form, incised with oak leaf design and rounded open aperture, diameter 14cm, together with a further Ault pottery butterfly wall pocket, height 15cm. (3)

Christopher Dresser for Ault, an art pottery relief moulded clam shell vase, realistically modelled, in yellow majolica glaze, raised mark, 18cm high

A European tin glazed Ault style vase, late 19th/early 20th century, having a flaring neck above a stepped bulbous body with four handles with incised boss and leaf decoration, all against a green ground with blue border to the neck, unmarked. Height 24 cm.

Nonesuch Press.- Beedome (Thomas) Select Poems Divine and Humane, limited edition one of 1250, mainly unopened, occasional faint spotting, bookplate, original limp vellum, gilt, a little spotted, 1928 § Moore (George) A Communication to my Friends, number 9 of 800 copies, original calf backed boards, a little rubbed, 1933 § Ault (Norman, editor) Pope's Own Miscellany, limited edition one of 750 copies, original green buckram, gilt, dust-jacket, slight chipping to extremities, 1935 § Cobbett (William) Life and Adventures of Peter Porcupine, limited edition one of 1800 copies, hand-coloured frontispiece, original cloth-backed boards, a little rubbed, 1927; and others, Nonesuch Press including 21 prospectus, 8vo & 12mo (30)

A WILLIAM AULT ART POTTERY DRAGON CACHE POT IN TURQUOISE AND OLIVE MAJOLICA GLAZES, 13CM H, IMPRESSED AND MOULDED MARKS, C1893, A ROYAL STANLEY JACOBEAN VASE AND A MOORCROFT ORCHID BOWL AND COVER

A pair of Ault of Swadlincote baluster vases printed with Pierrots.Size 24cm. high.Condition; Some nibbles to foot rim and crazing to glaze. Wear to gilding.

Ault green glazed wash jug and bowl set, H32cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A JAMES PLANT AND SONS POTTERY TWO-HANDLED VASE possibly painted by Thomas Thornley, in a Gouda style decoration of carnations, and another of similar shape with different foliate decoration, circa 1920, both 19cm high, a pair of Ault pottery vases, painted with windmill scenes, 22cm high and a pair of Wood and Sons Trellis pattern cylindrical vases, 21cm high (6) Condition Report: Available upon request

Ault Victorian Jardiniere on Stand (Heavily Painted Otherwise Good Condition)

Collection of Torquay and Swiss pottery including Ault, Aller Vale, Watcombe, Honiton, Brannam and Thoune (two shelves)

1917 Tit-Bits Toby Jug by William Ault

An Ault baluster vase decorated with swallows and foliage

A pair of Ault Pottery candlesticks, in turquoise Majolica ware; and a terracotta pair of candlesticks in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser

Spode collector's plates in boxes, Ault Pottery jug, animal figures, over-sized coloured champagne glass

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe pottery: a coffee can and saucer number 640 with impressed marks and signature together with an Ault pottery vase painted by Clarissa Ault decorated with a butterfly, bearing artists monogram with impressed Christopher dresser signature, 8cm high (2)

A group of ceramics including Staffordshire seated spaniels, Wedgwood Etruria bowl, Doulton Lambeth vase, Ault pottery vases, Bretby Busts etc

Christopher Dresser for Ault, a stem vase in the form of a peacock, blue glaze, stamped factory mark impressed 358, 19cm high

A mixed lot of assorted ceramics to include a large satsuma vase, an Ault Titbits toby jug, a Burleigh ware jug and other mixed ceramics together with a Cornish serpentine model lighthouse and a small autograph albums (qty)

An Ault pottery 'Peacock' stem vase: after a design by Christopher Dresser modelled with a double sided displaying bird under green glazes, embossed mark to base and impressed pattern no. 358, circa 1890-95, 20 cm high.

Bayonets: 1) French Model 1842 made at Chateller ault in 1861. 2) French Model 1874 Gras bayonet made at St Etienne. June 1876. Unknown socket bayonet. No scabbards. (3)

Collection of Victorian and later art pottery to include two Ault style urns, etc.,tallest 12cm, (6)

Antique red two handled Jardiniere marked AULT, with near matching stand, with bamboo and floral decorations, (damage to stand), 112cm height approx

CHILDREN'S LITERATURE: Selection of signed cards, A.Ls.S., signed magazine reproductions of various sizes etc., by various writers and illustrators of children's literature comprising Mary Louisa Molesworth (A.L.S. expressing her gratitude at the appreciation of her stories, 'It gives me the greatest pleasure to think that they have made my many unknown child friends happy'), Kate Douglas Wiggin (A.Q.S. from Timothy's Quest), Walter Crane (2), Ethel Everett (2), Evelyn Whitaker, Dion Clayton Calthorp, Florence Harrison (3), Charles Folkard, Honor C. Appleton (5; several being signed colour reproductions from Songs of Innocence), Warwick Goble (2), Willy Pogany and Norman Ault. Some slight corner creasing, small tears and minor age wear, G to about VG, 21

An Ault Pottery toad probably designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no. 854, modelled with scaly skin, the vase and liner glazed green and aubergine, impressed number 854, glaze chips and repair to liner, 21cm. wide (2)

AN AULT MAJOLICA FLOWER FORM VASE, 9.5CM H, BANNER MARK, IMPRESSED REGISTRATION AND SHAPE NUMBER, C1910 AND A MUSICAL FIELDING'S CROWN DEVON WIDDECOMBE FAIR MUG

Attributed Christopher Dresser Ault Large Glazed Majolica Pottery Jardinière with Pedestal Stand. Jardiniere is signed to base. Jardiniere measures 14-5/8" H x 25-7/8" W, stand measures 31" H. Condition: One handle has a nick otherwise good condition Domestic Shipping: Third party Min Est. $800.00 Max Est. $1200.00

A 19th Century Staffordshire pottery "Squire" Toby jug of traditional form, with pipe (missing) and foaming jug of ale, his coat painted blue, with yellow waistcoat and red breeches, 11.5ins high (handle replaced), an early 20th Century Ault pottery "Tit-Bits" Toby jug modelled as a man wearing a tri-corn hat reading the tit-bits paper, dated 1917,9.25ins high, and seven other Toby and character jugs, various

ATTRIBUTED TO CHRISTOPHER DRESSER FOR AULT POTTERY CERAMIC VASE, 1880'S each side modelled as a grotesque merman, glazed in green and brown, with moulded and impressed maker's marks 18cm high

AULT POTTERY 'THE OCEANA' JARDINIÈRE AND STAND, CIRCA 1900 moulded with fish in a foaming sea and covered in a green glaze, impressed and applied maker's marks 'THE OCEANA/ 546/ AULT 83cm high

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Ault Pottery; A Vase, with painted decoration, green glazed, facsimile signature Chr Dresser, 15.5cm; A Matching Vase, unmarked, 10cm; An Ault Pottery Planter, green glaze, impressed AULT, 10.5cm; and A Linthorpe Pottery Vase, brown glaze, impressed factory mark, 13cm (4)

A George III oak longcase clock Ault & Son, Belper with weights

Ault Pottery - An early 20th Century vase of tapered form decorated in an all over pink glaze, impressed mark, height 22cm together with a Royal Doulton Flambe pillow vase in a green lustre glaze, height 5.5cm and a 1930s Candy Ware vase of low angular bellied form decorated in a streaked lavender to pale mauve glaze, printed mark, height 24cm (3)

A Victorian Art Pottery terracotta table centre, modelled as a winged cherub and three companion putti manoeuvring a rowing boat, drip glazed throughout in mottled shades of moss and sea green, 43cm wide, 15cm high, possibly Ault, inscised signature on the hull of the boat, H.Audley, 1877

An Ault pottery vase, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, of mallet shape, with a short neck, with a running teal into brown glaze, impressed marks to base,7.5cm high, together with a pale green jug,with angular handle in the manner of Ault pottery, indistinctly marked to the base,27cm high (2)