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A late 18th/early 19th century English blue and white bowl decorated with pine cones, width 19.5cm, also a Don pottery blue and white transfer decorated egg separator, length 9.5cm, impressed marks (af) (2). CONDITION REPORT: No obvious problems with bowl. Separator crudely repaired.

An early 19th Century `Views of Italy` blue and white drainer, width 36cm (14in.); a footbath, a pitcher, two large meatplates with drainage ridges, and two smaller plates, two stamped Don pottery. (7).

A Turner Stag pattern shaped circular side plate, printed in underglaze blue with chinoserie scene, 20cm wide, c.1790; a Don Pottery side plate, printed with Ancient Cistern Near Catania, 16.5cm diam, c.1820; another, Wild Rose pattern, 15.5cm diam, c.1820 (3)

A DON POTTERY BLUE AND WHITE MEAT PLATE transfer printed with a `View of the Valley of Oretho near Palermo`, 33cm wide; and a blue and white dish, transfer printed with a seated figure reading beside a bee-hive, within a broad border of flowers, butterflies and bees, the base indistinctly marked `Royal /? / Rock / China`, 26cm diameter, (2).

DON BRADMAN, Bendigo Pottery “Sir Don Bradman” caricature jug, very attractive with olive-green glaze, 15cm high. Limited edition 619/3000.

FOUR ROYAL DOULTON POTTERY LARGE CHARACTER JUGS, `Dick Whittington` (D6846), `Don Quixote` (D6455), `The Sleuth` (D6631) and `Falstaff` (D6287), printed marks (4)

Doulton Lambeth Silicon ware ovoid jug, 12cm, a Victorian buff coloured stoneware jug, a large Royal Doulton character jug, "Don Quixote" D6455, a Woods ivory fish service, Denby Pottery.

A Blue and White Meat Plate with Don Pottery impressed to base, a Royal Cottage plate and an oriental style bowl in mauve and green with three small circles marked to the side of the base.

FOUR BRAMELD EARTHENWARE BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE TUREEN AND DISH COVERS, A SAUCE TUREEN AND A SOUP PLATE in the Castle of Rochefort and other patterns and a Don Pottery Sun and Fountain pattern soup plate, c1820-30 (7) ++Tureen with chip on rim

A DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED PEARLWARE MILKMAID PATTERN BOWL 26cm diam and a blue printed earthenware Village Church pattern bowl, both c1820(2) ++Milkmaid bowl in good condition, smaller bowl with minor crack on rim at 1 o`clock disguised with white paint

A DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED PEARLWARE MILKMAID PATTERN BOWL 30cm diam, c1820 ++Some professional restoration

A DON POTTERY PEARLWARE JUG AND TOY SUCRIER the jug printed in blue and enamelled, 19cm h, printed GENUINE OPAQUE CHINA mark, or unmarked, collectors` labels, c1820 Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection. ++Both in good condition

A PAIR OF DON POTTERY PEARLWARE DESSERT PLATES AND A DISH transfer printed in underglaze black and enamelled onglaze with flowers in green imbricated border, plate 21.5cm diam, collector`s label, c1820 Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection. ++In good condition

Two blue and white printed Tureen Stands, 'Valle Crucis Abbey Wales', a Don Pottery 'Grotto of St Rosalie, near Palermo', from the 'Italian Views Series', and an 'Eastern Street Scene' Tureen with liner, liner cracked, largest 39.5cm (4) CONDITION REPORT: Don pottery - rubbing and flawing to the glaze/finish to the rim of the stand. Some wear to edges. Valle Crucis - cracked to rim, crack to base rim, rubbing and wear to edge. Tureen - both handles chipped/edge restored chip, cracks to body. Liner, chipped/cracked, loss to the jug handles.

Twelve blue and white transfer-printed Soup Plates, including 'St Albans Abbey, Hertfordshire', 'City of Corinth', Don Pottery: 'Italian View', Spode: 'Union Spray', 'Royal Persian' and others (12)

A Don pottery vermicelli pattern teabowl and saucer with three landscape vignettes. Unmarked, saucer diameter 13.5cm. Condition Report : No damage or repair.

Five pieces of Brameld pottery. Including a tureen and cover, plate and pickle dish printed in the Castle of Rochefort pattern, a black printed Don Quixote plate and a Willow pattern plate. Impressed marks to all pieces except the pickle dish. Condition Report : Numerous glaze chips to the underside of the tureen. Crazing. No severe damage.

A pair of Don Pottery creamware shell shaped Dishes painted floral designs with black edge and detail to the moulded handle

TWO DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE PORTER AND QUART MUGS, A SOUP PLATE AND A BLUE EARTHENWARE TISANIERE AND COVER MUGS 13 AND 14 CM H, C1830 Provenance: (Porter mug) J D & D A Griffin Collection.

A COLLECTION OF MASON`S BLUE AND WHITE IRONSTONE AND EARTHENWARE including an Old Roses pattern baking dish, Pheasant jug, Beaded Frame Mark Series tureen cover and dessert wares and another of the same shape in a floral pattern, both sponged in enamels, printed mark or unmarked and a Don Pottery blue printed pearlware Italian & Sicilian Views Series pattern sauce tureen, cover and stand with lion moulded handles, all c1820-30 (21) Several items with restoration others fine

Shorter & Son Ltd/Six pottery character jugs including Gilbert and Sullivan characters from The Mikado with D'Oyly Carte Opera Co stamps, 12.75cm (5") high/see illustration (part) Condition Report: All figures have some glaze crazing Don Alhambra - small flat chip to foot rim. Retouching to enamels at the base of his cape. Mother Goose - rough oval to front of hat - possibly a firing flaw

Two Don pottery daisy moulded jugs and covers, circa 1835, each typically moulded, one under a yellow glaze, the other with white enamel dots, moulded marks, chips, 23cm and 15cm

Don pottery lidded soup box with pierced sit in strainer, printed with a milkmaid and cow, also a Staffordshire pickle dish printed with the Royal Corner Theatre early 19th century, (4) the box measures 10.5cm wide Condition report: Firing fault to inner rim of the box lid, small chip to strainer base. Both pieces have fine crazing, the dish has mild staining. `Condition report: see terms and conditions.`

A RARE DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED PEARLWARE SICILIAN VIEWS SERIES SET OF PICKLE DISHES AND TRAY the tray with the Grotto of St Rosalie near Palermo, tray 29cm w, c1830 (6) Illustrated: Griffin (John D), The Don Pottery 1801-1893, Doncaster 2001, plt 56. In his caption to the illustration, Mr Griffin observed that it is "very rare to find such a complete set and in such good condition." ++Tray with a chip under the rim at one end, not visible from the front. One of the segment dishes with some professional restoration

A DON POTTERY PEARLWARE PLATE transfer printed and sponged in enamels with two figures on a wooded road by a thatched cottage, in imbricated border, 21.5cm diam, impressed workmen`s mark, collector`s label, c1830 Provenance: J D & D A Griffin Collection. ++In fine condition

TWO DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE PORTER AND QUART MUGS, A SOUP PLATE AND A BLUE EARTHENWARE TISANIERE AND COVER mugs 13 and 14cm h, c1830 Provenance: (Porter mug) J D & D A Griffin Collection. ++Porter mug cracked and with filled chip under the foot, quart mug broken and restuck. Tisinier cracked. Soup plate with faint star crack on the underside, not visible from the front

TWO DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED PEARLWARE LANDSCAPES AND ITALIAN AND SICILIAN VIEWS SERIES MEAT DISHES 34 and 38cm w, impressed and printed marks or unmarked, c1830 ++Larger dish broken and neatly restuck without loss. Smaller dish cracked

E Adams; "Chelsea Porcelain"; Don Pottery Pattern Book, reprinted 1983 and other books on ceramics.

Antiques Reference Griffin (John D.), The Leeds Pottery, 1770-1881, 2005, 2 vols., folio, signed by the author, dust wrapper; idem, The Don Pottery 1801 - 1893, 2001, 4to., signed by the author, dust wrapper; Gilbert (Christopher), Furniture at Temple Newsam House and Lotherton Hall, 1978, two volumes, 4to., signed by the author, dust wrappers, card slipcase; with a large quantity of others, predominantly ceramics related, a number signed by the author (qty)

A SET OF FOUR DON POTTERY PLATES printed in underglaze black and enamelled on glaze with large central flower sprays in ribbon and wreath border, the rim outlined in black enamel, 21.5cm diam, c1820-30 All in fine condition and of characteristic light weight

A PAIR OF DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE PLATES AND SOUP PLATES AND A SET OF THREE SMALLER SPODE BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE PLATES, BOTH EARLY 19TH C

A set of five 19th century French relief moulded pottery wares, possibly by Don Pottery, moulded with daisy heads, comprising three graduated jugs, a lidded jug and a mug.

The Don Pottery 1801 - 1893 John D Griffin together with the Glamorgan Pottery Swansea 1814 - 38, Wedgwood Illustrated Guide, H & R Daniel Herculinelum Pottery, Liverpools Forgotten Glory and a Celebration of Yorkshire Pots by the Northern Ceramics Society.

A Don pottery Italian Views series blue & white tureen together with a Chinese inspired blue & white tureen

A Don pottery Italian Views blue & white platter together with another blue & white platter decorated with a Chinese town surrounded by a floral border

A DON POTTERY NAMED ITALIAN VIEWS SERIES MEAT DISH, CASCADE AT ISOLA, blue and white, printed and impressed marks; together with a Don Pottery, View Near Toarmina, soup plate (unmarked); and a Don Pottery plate, Monastery at Don Castagne. (3)

A GROUP OF DON POTTERY NAMED ITALIAN VIEWS SERIES BLUE AND WHITE comprising: a set of four plates, View in Palma, Terrace at the Naval Amphitheatre Taorminum, etc; a serving plate, View in the Valley of Oretho near Palermo; a soup plate; together with a Staffordshire blue and white plate, Fisherman’s Hut, c.1825. (7)

A DON POTTERY NAMED ITALIAN VIEWS SERIES BLUE AND WHITE TUREEN, Etna opposed by “Brundusiu”, the cover with lion knop. 32cm across handles

TWO CHILD`S VICTORIAN POTTERY BLACK PRINTED MUGS, `Temperance and Industry` and `Don`t you wish you may get it` 2 1/4" (5.7cm) high, unmarked (2)

6 polychrome painted pearlware tea bowls & saucers in differing flower patterns including a Don Pottery example

A quantity of mid 19th century Don pottery with floral transfer decoration (approx 40 pieces).

A blue printed pearlware pottery plate, probably Joshua Heath, late 18th/early 19th Century, printed with a Two Figures in Conversation chinoiserie pattern, blue printed circular mark, diameter approx 24.5cm, together with a group of eleven other 19th Century blue printed plates, including a Rorstrand example depicting a hunter and lion, a `Clyde Scenery` example, a Belvoir Castle plate with passion flower border, a pair of Don Pottery plates and a `Masons Cambrian Argil` small plate (faults and restoration).

A Don Pottery blue and white shaped rectangular `Named Italian Views` series serving dish, printed with a version of the `Residence of Solimenes near Vesuvius` pattern, 48cm in length, printed mark; and a Wedgwood blue and white printed pottery meat dish, 53cm in length.

A Don Pottery pearlware quatrefoil botanical dish, painted with flowers within a brown-line rim, 20.5cm wide, circa 1800

A Don Pottery `Named Italian Views` series round drainer and dish, the drainer printed with the `Aggrigentum Tomb of Theron` pattern, 29cm diameter, the stand with the `Cascade at Isola`, 37.5cm diameter, circa 1825. Provenance: The Robinson Collection.

Three items of Don Pottery `Named Italian Views` series, comprising; a square vegetable tureen, `Ruins Near Agrigenti, a square tureen base, same pattern, impressed factory mark and a shaped rectangular two-handled vegetable tureen base, printed with `Aetna from the Augustines` pattern and verso `Brundisium` pattern, circa 1820. Provenance: The Robinson Collection.

A 19th Century Don pottery Child`s Plate with overpainted monochrome print `Our Early Days The Pet`, 7 1/2in diam, impressed mark

JAMES STIFF & SONS PUB JUG. 7.5ins tall, t.t. saltglaze ‘JAMES STIFF & SONS/ STONEWARE MANUFACTURERS/ LONDON POTTERY/ LAMBETH/ LONDON’. Rarities such as this just don’t come on to the open market. Very good. +

Ridgeway stoneware jug with knights on horseback and Don pottery jug and lid, Macintyre Cries of London teapot and water jug (4)

1807 Yorkshire General Election and Anti-Slavery : a good pearlware jug by Don Pottery printed in black and well decorated in colour with a simplified version of Gilray’s cartoon of the horse breaker and pugilist Mellish centred by an inscribed orange ground cartouche, the underside with painted mark, 188mm *The contested election of 1807 saw success for William Wilberforce and Lord Milton, (whose father Earl Fitzwilliam had provided the services of his employee Mellish), against Henry Lascelles. Mellish was effectively brought in as an ‘enforcer’ to help secure votes for Milton and Lascelles in an attempt to oust the anti-slavery campaigner Wilberforce. Fitzwilliam’s accounts for the election show the election cost him the prodigious sum of £98,604. See Printed English Pottery, plates 267 and 268 Illustrated

Two Royal Doulton pottery small character jugs, "Don Quixote" D6460 "Auld Mac" a miniature character jug "Dick Turpin" & a tiny character jug "Cardinal". (4).

A Don Pottery ‘Orange Jumper’ jug of swollen cylindrical form with strap handle printed and enamelled with a portrait of John Clarkson and verso with an orange rag embellished with a poem, with the initials ‘G.H.’ beneath the spout, 16 cm high, circa. 1809-12, short hair crack by spout.

A collection of three Royal Doulton figurines "Cookie", model HN2218, "Dinky Do", model HN1678 and "Sweet Anne", model M4, together with a Royal Doulton character jug "Don Quixote", and a small Staffordshire pottery spaniel (5)

A PAIR OF DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED PEARL WARE ITALIAN AND SICILIAN VIEW SERIES PLATES, IMPRESSED AND PRINTED MARKS, C1820

Victorian pottery humorous model "Man on Goat" (I Hope I Don`t Intrude), 25cm high

A group of ten green glazed earthenware leaf moulded plates, 19th century, various factories including Don Pottery, Till & Son, Davenport, Dillwyn Swansea, G.F Bowers, Brameld, impressed marks, largest 23.5cm wide.

Seven early 19th Century Don pottery plates of shaped outline in green, moulded with roses and thistles, 8ins diameter (stamped "Don Pottery"), and a similar green glazed dish of shaped outline (hairline crack to one)

An early English spongeware Don Pottery seated hare, 5 ins high (Provenance: With `Idwal Jones Collection` label to the interior)

An early English spongeware Don Pottery seated cat, 4 ins high (Provenance: With `Idwal Jones Collection` label to the interior), (catalogue illustrated)

A Don Pottery ale mug, printed in black with an idealised landscape with buildings and palm trees beneath a foliate border, 15.5cm high; and a milk jug printed with a rustic pattern, early 19th century Provenance: The Robinson Collection. (see illustration on website). Please note: This is a Leeds Pottery ale mug, not Don