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An Ault green and yellow mottled glaze jardinière, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, the four handles modelled as Native Americans, facsimile signature to the underside and impressed 322,19cm high

Bayonets: French Model 1866 Sabre bayonets for the Chasspott Rifle. One St Etienne April 1870, second: Chateller- ault Febre 1867 (blade with loss to tip) No scabbards. (2)

RARE CHRISTOPHER DRESSER 'GOAT'S HEAD' POTTERY VASEdesigned for William Ault pottery circa 1895, the double gourd shaped vase in brown and green glazes, decorated with incised geometric circles, lines and symbols, the upper gourd supported by four goats head handles, facsimile signature to base, 28.5cm high (drill hole to base)

Toby Jugs - Ault Tit-Bits, dated 1917; Woods, The Sailor; others Toby Philpots; Judge; lady seated; others Kevin Francis etc (17)

An Ault Toby 1914 Great War 25cm and Ault Tibbits Jug

AULT; a group of wares including a small jardinière designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser and decorated with a moulded butterfly, impressed marks to base, no.312C, height 14cm, a jug and five small bowls (7).

Watcombe pottery water carafe with tray attributed to Dr Dresser, together with another and an Ault pottery Art vase

2 Ault Art pottery jardinieres,largest height 6.5", (2).

A large aesthetic movement Ault pottery twin handled vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser salmon ground and hand painted with flowers impressed facsimile signature, 70cm high. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Collar badly broken and re stuck. Some over painting.

A limited edition reproduction advertising print for The Ault+Wiborg Co.

An Ault pottery Toby jug to commemorate the end of the Great War impressed Ault England verso

A collection of unframed architectural drawings relating to the city of Gloucester including a birds eye view plan of the Cathedral precincts, signed bottom right AJ Ault and dated 1945, 91 x 101cm, designs for the Civic Centre and surrounds dated 1943 and a suggested redevelopment of Tedworth district etc, all unframed, together with a further quantity of framed pictures and prints including a 19th century watercolour of a coastal scene with fishing boats and white washed buildings etc, a coloured map of Shropshire after Christopher Saxton, etc

AULT ART POTTERY GLAZED JARDINEIRE ON STAND after a design by Christopher Dresser, of globular form with fluted batwing handle resting on a pedestal stand, in graduated shades of yellow and green, 116cm high overall

AULT ART POTTERY GLAZED JARDINEIRE ON STANDafter a design by Christopher Dresser, of globular form with fluted batwing handle resting on a pedestal stand, in graduated shades of yellow and green, 116cm high overall

DR CHRISTOPHER DRESSER, A RARE AULT POTTERY FISH MASK VASE, c.1900, moulded with double fish head masks picked out in bright green lead glaze on a brown seaweed moulded ground, moulded mark, impressed 457, 18.5cm high. See illustration

A WILLIAM AULT POTTERY CASE, c.1900, of spiral moulded floral design, picked out in brown and green glazes, moulded vase mark, 15.5cm high

Christopher Dresser for Ault (attributed), an Art Pottery vase, globular form with angled handles and wide disk rim, glazed in red draining to green, 14.5cm high

Christopher Dresser for Ault (attributed), an Art Pottery ewer, globular form with elongated spout and angled handle, red draining to green, unmarked, 20cm high

A large late 19th century Ault Pottery vase, possibly designed by Christopher Dresser, having painted and relief moulded Art Nouveau decoration on a pink ground, shape no. 7231 (39cm). Condition Report: No chips, cracks or restoration. Small area of glaze loss to one corner of the foot.

A collection of thirteen Toby jugs, including an Ault pottery 'Titbits' jug, a Crown Devon Fielding's musical jug and six Wedgwood & Co Jugs (some restoration).

A WILLIAM AULT & CO MAJOLICA SHELL VASE DESIGNED BY DR CHRISTOPHER DRESSER, 1892-1900 15.5cm h, moulded mark and a Bretby majolica vase (2) ++Both in fine condition, no restoration

A green glazed pottery jardinière, late 19th Century, designed by Christopher Dresser, manufactured by Linthorpe or Ault, the ovoid body decorated in relief with three frogs climbing up one side, raised on three frog feet, impressed facsimile signature to base, height approx 16.5cm (minor chips). Note: a very similar 'frog bowl' is illustrated, plate number 188, in 'Christopher Dresser' by Widar Halén, p.166, and described as being from Dresser's personal collection.

An Ault pottery jardiniere, height 20cm. Condition - no chips, cracks nor any restoration, general wear to include crazing.

A late 19th/early 20th century Ault art pottery vase Of diminutive truncated conical form with pronounced cylindrical neck and everted rim, decorated in speckled pale blue and buff glazes, impressed marks.

A 1960's pottery cockerel tile and an Ault vase decorated owl

Christopher Dresser for Ault, a majolica jardiniere, circa 1880, of scallop leaf design, glazed in green draining to yellow, impressed registered number and raised banner mark, 11cm diameter

A pair of Ault, art pottery green glazed candlesticks, with beaded borders, impressed signature marks, 23cm high, together with a Bretby vase, after Christopher Dresser, 23.5cm high (3)

Christopher Dresser for Ault, an art pottery jardiniere, in the Anglo Egyptian style, circa 1885, of globular form with fluted batwing handles, turquoise draining to beige, with fluted rim below bands of incised geometric decoration, raised Ault mark, 189 D, 18cm high

An Ault vase,moulded urn shape, with a raised mark, impressed 'Rd. No. 344878/412',17.5cm,a bottle vase,with twin handles in a red and green glaze,13.5cm high, another Ault vase,of conical form in a purple glaze, impressed 'Ault',12.5cm, anda Bretby vase,of urn shape, with a streaky glaze,26cm high (4)

Ault Pottery green glazed Peacock Vase, individualistic design, attributed to Christopher Dresser Est - £150 to £250 It appears to be in very good condition with no sign of chips, cracks or restoration.There is a small spec of white paint on the breast of the Peacock on one side. The height is approx 41cm From Pottery workshop founded by man called Aultin 1880’s (1887), when he left Bretby pottery. Individualistic design, attributed to Christopher Dresser who worked for Ault. Used for peacock feathers. Marked on base with name Ault and that he’s a vase marker. Glazed pottery, not finely moulded.

Ault Pottery green glazed Peacock Vase after a design by a Christopher Dresser, with holes in the top and a peacock and a relief to both sides, impressed mark to the base, 21cm high

An early 20thC Ault pottery stickstand with bamboo effect decoration 24''h SR

An Ault Pottery flower brick, designed by Christopher Dresser, of pierced ovoid form with central star and majolica style shaded green glaze 10cm diameter

A pair of late 19th century oak framed Ault Pottery style brown glazed tiles decorated with young courting couples.

An Ault pottery vase, in the manner of Chinese monochrome wares, rose pompadour glaze, impressed upper case AULT ENGLAND, 21.5cm high

Attributed to Christopher Dresser - Ault Pottery - A green glazed jardiniere decorated with a relief moulded moth with its wings outspread, applied mark, height 22cm, diameter 23cm

Christopher Dresser - Ault Pottery - A Propeller vase of wrythen form decorated in a red glaze, unmarked, height 21cm

Clarissa Ault - Ault Pottery - An early 20th Century Arts and Crafts charger decorated with four green birds in flight following a yellow butterfly amidst yellow flowering grasses, unmarked, diameter 43cm

Ault Pottery - A late 19th Century vase of skittle form decorated to each side with a relief moulded face framed with stylised leaves in green against a brown glazed ground, applied mark to the base, height 27cm

A Medal Group of Six: Indian General Service with Clasp Relief of Chitral 1895, Q.S.A. clasps Wittebergen, Transvaal, Driefontein, Paardeberg and Cape Colony, K.S.A. two clasps and 14-15 Star with trio. Named on I.G.S. to 3775 Pte. G Ault 2nd Btn Seaforth Highlanders. On Trio Sgt. 7 London Rgt. complete with extensive research documents

An early 19th Century mahogany eight day longcase clock, the dial inscribed 'Joseph Ault, Belper', the white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals and hand painted decoration, the face door and case door set between turned columns

An Ault Pottery pale blue glazed jardiniere on stand (chipped).

An Ault Pottery bulb bowl; a Shelley vase; a Bason vase; a Meakin Surrealist plate (4)

An Ault pottery jardiniere and stand, storic purple.

After Christopher Dresser for Ault, a collection of Bretby pottery bowls and jardinieres, some made from the original Ault moulds purchased by Bretby

A stoneware spirit cask, early 19th century, modelled as a bust of a gentleman with collar, neckerchief and night cap, 28cm high, and an Ault Pottery 'Peacy 1919' Toby character jug, the base in relief with '1914 Great War 1918', 24cm high.

Christopher Dresser (British, 1834-1904) for Ault Vase, circa 1890 four sinuous handles, yellow to green graduated glaze impressed facsimile signature and model number '319' 25cm high.

A set of four NatWest piggy money banks; a pair of Ault candlesticks, glazed throughout in pink, impressed marks (6)

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, dated 1883, swollen cylindrical form on foot, modelled in low relief with athletes playing the Eton Wall Game, variously kicking and running with a football and a scrummage taking place, a C H Brannam vase and an angular jug probably Ault designed by Dr Christopher Dresser impressed marks, damages 19cm. high (3)

A WILLIAM AULT MAJOLICA JUG AND TWO 'PROPELLER' VASES, ALL DESIGNED BY DR CHRISTOPHER DRESSER, C1880 jug 22.5cm h, moulded and impressed marks including 128, vases unmarked ++The lot in good condition

Christopher Dresser for Ault, a majolica jardiniere, circa 1880, of scallop leaf design, glazed in red draining to green, impressed registered number and raised banner mark, 11cm diameter

Christopher Dresser Designed Cabinet Vase. Ault pottery, green and plum colour and . c 1890. AULT

Ault Pottery Eagle Spill Vase with glass eyes and green ground. 11 inches high.

Christopher Dresser Earthenware Propeller Vase. Ault pottery, green and plum colour and. c1890 Ault

19th century Ault vase - probably designed by Christopher Dresser - exhibited at Christopher Dresser society in Middlesborough Summer 2015 H35.5cm

A Victorian majolica Ault pottery jardiniere.

An Ault type pink glazed cauldron; Barum green glazed jug; other jugs; etc

A Staffordshire 'Tit-Bits Toby Jug' , first quarter 20th century A Staffordshire (Ault Pottery) 'Tit-Bits Toby Jug' , first quarter 20th century, green and turquoise glazed, 24cm high, printed and impressed marks

An Ault pottery "Persian" jug of "Aesthetic Movement" inspiration, originally designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser, the neck and sides with moulded and incised geometric detail on a yellow/green ground, 9ins high (with moulded Ault factory mark and impressed "England") Note : Originally designed by Dresser for the Linthorpe Art Pottery and on the closure of same in 1889, the moulds were acquired by The Ault Pottery in Derbyshire, a rival to Linthorpe

PHOTOGRAPHS Five black and white portraits and views, comprising a group at the foot of a windmill with broken sails, by F.H. Ault, 15cm x 10.5cm (image); a group and charabanc outside a Whitbread's public house, 16cm x 20.5cm (image); the Oak & Acorn public house [Kingston Road, Taunton], by Delmar, dated 1946 verso, 15.5cm x 21cm (image); and two others, all unframed.