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LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 477 TWO LARGE OVOID VASES, with collared necks, mottled and drip glazed, impressed marks. (2) 35.5cm and 36.5cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 492A LARGE SHOULDERED OVOID VASE, with marbled brown glaze with white highlights, impressed Henry Tooth monogram and factory marks. 39cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 535A JARDINIERE, moulded with flowerheads interspersed by double ring handles, glazed in green and red, impressed marks. 17.5cm high

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 535 TWO JARDINIERES, each moulded with flowerheads interspersed with conjoined ring handles, the first red glazed, the second with a marbled green and brown glaze. (2) (the second a/f) 16.5cm and 18cm high

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 1350 TWO DIMPLED VASES, of shouldered ovoid form with undulating rims, glazed in yellow and green, impressed marks. 11.5cm and 12cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 944A SMALL VASE IN THE MANNER OF CHRISTOPHER DRESSER, two-handled, moulded with a mon design to each side, impressed Henry Tooth monogram and factory marks. 10.5cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 168 AND 181TWO LARGE VASES, each with streaky green and brown glaze, no.181 designed by Christopher Dresser and with Henry Tooth monogram, impressed factory marks. (a/f) (2)

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 180, 1102 AND 1755THREE VASES, the first designed by Christopher Dresser, the second with green/brown marbled glaze, the third with mustard glaze. (3) (a/f) Tallest 22.5cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 24 AND 326THREE DIMPLED VASES, the first of double gourd form with red and green glaze, the second with a blue glaze, the third designed by Christopher Dresser. (3) (a/f) Third 24.5cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 299, 929, 1896 AND UNNUMBEREDFOUR PLAQUES, including an unnumbered example moulded with crabs designed by Christopher Dresser. (4) Dresser 28.5cm by 24cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 602, 826, 1189 AND 1340FOUR EWERS, various shaped and glazes, impressed marks. (4) (a/f) Tallest 23cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 639, 1395, 1401, 1427 AND 1738A COLLECTION OF FIVE CUPS AND SAUCERS, various shaped and glazes, impressed marks. (10) (a/f)

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 639, 641, 1141, 2024 AND 2072A GROUP including a turquoise glazed oil lamp reservoir, cup and saucer, etc. (6) (a/f)

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 811, 851, 859 AND 863FOUR SMALL VASES, two with turquoise glaze, impressed marks. (4) (a/f) Tallest 8cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 1428THREE BASKETS, each with "ribbon" handle and undulating edge, the first slip decorated with foliage, the second green glazed, impressed marks. (3) 17cm and 17.5cm wide

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 812, 897 AND 1828THREE VASES, the first of a Chinese shape with twin handles the second of lobed ovoid form with green and red glaze, the third of bottle form with green glaze, all with impressed marks. (3) Tallest 18cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 836, 840, 1214, 1479 AND 1736FIVE VASES. (5) Tallest 11.5cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 845, 958 AND 1304FIVE JUGS AND VASES, the first two of shape number 845 with alternative glazes, the third of Chinese influence with twin handles, the fourth and fifth of shape number 1304 with turquoise glaze. (5) Tallest 11cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NOS. 875, 1784 AND 1829THREE VASES, the first with turquoise glaze, the second with undulating rim and marble green glaze, the third with a green/yellow glaze, impressed marks. (3) Tallest 30.5cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 1429TWO BASKETS, each with "ribbon" handle, the first turquoise glazed, the second red glazed, impressed marks. (2) (a/f) 21cm by 21.5cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 1637A TURQUOISE GLAZED VASE, of pedestal form with slender neck and undulating rim, impressed marks. 26.5cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 1709A PAIR OF WALL POCKETS, with incised flowerheads and turquoise glaze, impressed marks, 20.5cm; together with AN UNMARKED POTTERY WALL POCKET, of similar design. (3)

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 1746A VASE OF SQUAT BALUSTER FORM, with broad undulating rim, blue drip glazed over mottled green and yellow, impressed marks. 21cm

LINTHORPE POTTERY, NO. 1784A TURQUOISE AND RED GLAZED VASE, of shouldered ovoid form with circular foot and undulating neck rim, unglazed base, impressed marks. 29cm

A majolica cantagalli ewer, 41cm tall, together with a Linthorpe style green glazed pottery vase, two carved figural table lamps, and a resin urn

A LINTHORPE SMALL POTTERY EWER, with angular handle, crimson to yellow glaze, impressed mark, 8.5cm high, a Pilkingtons small pink globular vase, 6.5cm and a small aesthetic Salopian vase, 10cm (3)

A Linthorpe Pottery plate with floral design rim

A Linthorpe Pottery vase on a brown coloured ground

A LINTHORPE POTTERY DISH, designed by Christopher Dresser, shape No.276, brown, cream and green glazes, impressed factory, 'HT' monogram, facsimile Dresser signature, diameter approximately 20cm (chip to edge)

A Linthorpe Art Pottery ovoid vase, after a design by Christopher Dresser, incised with bands of geometric shapes, lozenges and interlinked arches on a mottled Egyptian blue ground, 26cm, impressed mark

A late 19th century turquoise glazed pottery bottle vase, of Linthorpe style, 57cm tall

After Christopher Dresser, an Art Pottery majolica jardineire, probably Linthorpe, ovoid form with dimple decoration and crimped rim, marked England, 10cm diameter

A late 19th century Linthorpe pottery vase of shouldered form, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, with moulded and painted stylised flower head decoration on a mottled green and dark brown ground and with incised arrow head style detail to the neck rim, with impressed mark to base Linthorpe Ch. Dresser, 24 cm tall approx.

Two Linthorpe Pottery plates; together with an unmarked pepper pot and a Bretby vase (4)

Linthorpe pottery low tazza 623 and small vase and four cruets (6)

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.

A Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery shallow footed bowl decorated by Clara Pringle with daisies and foliage against a brown ground, unmarked, initialled CP, diameter 24cm

A Linthorpe pottery cheese stand and cover, 979, 30 cm high Condition report Report by GH Two holes in top of cover with associated chips visible from the inside. Some small chips and nibbles to the bottom of the cover. One small chip to the top of the handle of the cover and a glaze firing fault to the opposite side. Glaze generally crazed all over. Otherwise no other major notable damages or restorations.

A Linthorpe pottery cheese stand and cover, 979, 30 cm high Condition report Report by GH Two holes in top of cover with associated chips visible from the inside. Some small chips and nibbles to the bottom of the cover. One small chip to the top of the handle of the cover and a glaze firing fault to the opposite side. Glaze generally crazed all over. Otherwise no other major notable damages or restorations.

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an art pottery, Aesthetic Movement plate, majolica glazed relief design with a central wreath of flowers, highlighted in turquoise, brown and yellow against a green ground, facsimile signature and impressed number 299, 30cm diameter

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an art pottery vase, squat onion form with elongated neck, glazed in marbled green and browns, unmarked, 17cm high

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an art pottery jug with incised Egyptian style design on a conical body with integrated loop handle and flared spout, pattern 341, incised facsimile signature, together with a globe and shaft jug with marbled drip glaze, impressed 899 or 668, 20cm high (2)

A Linthorpe pottery cheese stand and cover, 979, 30 cm high Condition report Report by GH Two holes in top of cover with associated chips visible from the inside. Some small chips and nibbles to the bottom of the cover. One small chip to the top of the handle of the cover and a glaze firing fault to the opposite side. Glaze generally crazed all over. Otherwise no other major notable damages or restorations.

A Torquay Terracotta vase, the tapering neck over a spherical body decorated with blue and gilt bands, pottery to base, attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, h. 27 cm, together with two unmarked Linthorpe Pottery vases decorated in treacle glazes CONDITION REPORT: Gilt bands heavily rubbed

A small Linthorpe Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, compressed form, incised with floral motif glazed ochre to green, and a W.A.S Benson copper tray vase unmarked, 13cm. diam. (2)

A Linthorpe Pottery vase,the urn-shaped body with a frilly rim with a mustard glaze, painted with brown flowers, impressed 'Henry Tooth' monogram, '1740' and 'Linthorpe',21cm high, a plate,decorated with flowers by Miss E Philips,16.5cm diameter, anda twin-handled cup,decorated with flowers, by Florence Minto,14cm wide (3)

A Linthorpe pottery dish,designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, the centre design with a bird and flowers, impressed facsimile signature, Henry Tooth monogram and numbered '353',19.5cm diameter,two further Linthorpe bottle vases,16cm high, anda bowl,12cm wide (4)

A Linthorpe pottery vase designed by Christopher Dresser, c.1880, mottled green and brown glaze and dimpled body, small chip on rim professionally restored, 23cm

A collection of Linthorpe Pottery, comprising a near pair of scalloped bowls designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, No. 874, facsimile signatures, a small baluster vase, also by Dresser, No. 811, a pair of bottle form vases, No. 848, possibly by Dresser, an inverted baluster form vase, No. 967, a basket, No. 1485 and another vase, No. 1446 (8)

A Linthorpe Art Pottery Peruvian Camel Jug, designed by Christopher Dresser decorated with impressed stylised floriate circles in tones of green, yellow and brown, impressed marks to base (17cm).

A Linthorpe Art Pottery vase, designed by Christopher Dresser, decorated with incised Mollusc shape patterns in tones of green, yellow and brown (26cm).

A Linthorpe Art Pottery Peruvian Camel jug designed by Christopher Dresser decorated with impressed stylised floreat circles in tones of green, yellow and brown, impressed marks to base (17cm).

A late 19th century art pottery bowl with streaked decoration in the Linthorpe manner but unmarked and various ceramics including Worcester maple dish, etc.

Christopher Dresser - Linthorpe Pottery - A pottery vessel formed with a central chimney with five garlic shaped chambers, (based upon a Peruvian Chimu vessel) the whole decorated in brown with a green streaked glaze, impressed signature mark alongside Henry Tooth monogram and shape number 330, height 11cm, restored

Christopher Dresser - Linthorpe Pottery - A vase of mallet form, the cylindrical neck with incised geometric motifs, the body with a streaked green over brown, impressed mark with faint signature mark and Henry Tooth monogram, height 22.5cm, restored

Christopher Dresser - Linthorpe Pottery - A shape 157 vase, the bulbous body with a tonal green glaze with a pink cup neck, two impressed signature marks alongside Henry Tooth monogram, height 31cm

Christopher Dresser - Linthorpe Pottery - A vase of ovoid form with a collar neck, the body and neck decorated with incised repeat patterns, impressed signature mark alongside Henry Tooth monogram, height 16cm S/D

Linthorpe Pottery - A pair of small vases of globe and shaft form decorated with white slip daisies and foliage against a brown ground, impressed mark, height 9.5cm, restored

Linthorpe Pottery - A small shape 1246 teapot, the ovoid body with fluted moulding to the spout and a bifurcated handle decorated with slip glaze ferns, impressed mark, height 12.5cm

Christopher Dresser - Linthorpe Pottery - A vase of ovoid lobed form, the body with an incised Aztec repeat pattern in tones of brown and mustard, the squat collar neck with three lugs and draping fleur de lys over the body in brown with green streaking, faint marks, height 20cm