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LINTHORPE, STYLISH POTTERY EWER, DESIGNED BY CHRISTOPHER DRESSER, IMPRESSED MARKS TO BASE, APPROX. 18 cm

Linthorpe Pottery classical shaped jug, impressed marks and numbers to base 1139 H23cm

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery ewer, impressed marks and facsimile signature to base H18cm Condition Report Chip to rim

Large Linthorpe Pottery vase, impressed marks and numbered to base 336 H52.5cm, Linthorpe plaque decorated with classical female profile and two other vases, along with two publications 'Linthorpe Art Pottery' by Clive W. Hart and 'Linthorpe Pottery - An Interim Report' Condition Report a/f

A Linthorpe pottery vase, designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser, of tubular moon flask form with a central pierced foliate roundel, impressed facsimile signature incised CP stamped 42, h. 22 cm CONDITION REPORT: Good, Crazing through out.

Box of assorted pottery and bygones inc. Bossons, Linthorpe type vase etc.

A Linthorpe pottery vase and a Dennis China vase with design of fish, 5.1".

A Liberty & Co Devon Pottery vase with incised lobster decoration, probably Linthorpe or Brannam Pottery. Incised 'Made for Liberty & Co and no 2' (31cm tall)

Linthorpe pottery vase, no. 876. Height 23.5cm

Linthorpe pottery vase, designed by Christopher Dresser (a/f)

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER A LINTHORPE POTTERY VASE Of sack-form with lustrous mottled glaze, no. 35, Henry Tooth monogram, facsimile Dresser signature. 22.5cm

A Linthorpe style pottery Christopher Dresser design brown and yellow glazed jug

A pottery vase, possibly Linthorpe after a design by Dr Christopher Dresser, with a spiral twisted conical body with a green/yellow glaze and a pinched rim, restored and chipped, 21cm high

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

An Ault Pottery chamberstick, glazed in pink, 8cm high, impressed mark; a Ault ovoid vase, everted rim, glazed in lilac, 12.5cm high; a similar powder pot and cover, 12.5cm diam, impressed mark; a miniature Linthorpe vase, decorated with a dripped and mottled blue and yellow glaze, 5cm high, impressed mark, shape no.1537; etc (5)

Linthorpe pottery plate, designed by Christopher Dresser

A Linthorpe pottery plate by Dr Christopher Dresser gilt ground and moulded with acanthus leaves, impressed mark and facsimile signature (AF).

A collection of seven Linthorpe pottery ceramics, comprising a pair of flower shaped bowls stamped 874 Linthorpe, with Chas Dresser impressed signature, a pair of vases stamped 848, a vase stamped 811, a basket 1485, all pieces restored

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe (attributed), a miniature art pottery bottle vase, circa 1880, with dimpled sides, red/orange over blue/green glaze, 9cm high Note: see Halen, W. 1990. Christopher Dresser, Oxford, p.111 fig.109 for a similar example of this design

After Christopher Dresser's design for Linthorpe, a Bretby Art Pottery jardiniere, designed circa 1885, in the Aesthetic style, turquoise glaze, bulbous form with fan horn handles over a geometric banded body, impressed Bretby marks to the base, 2296, circa 1900 Note: Dresser's designs and moulds were sold by Linthorpe to the Ault and Bretby potteries in Derbyshire and Staffordshire, when the company closed in 1889. This jardiniere would have been produced form the original Linthorpe mould which Dresser designed

A collection of Art Pottery including Linthorpe twin handled vase, mustard yellow, spherical form with loop handles, impressed 905, 11cm high, a Pilkington Lancastrian vase, 1907, of elongated form with marbled red glaze, impressed 2498, and a Ruskin crystalline dish in the Chinese style with angled feet, impressed marks, 15cm diameter (3)

A rare Linthorpe Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, ovoid with cylindrical foot, covered in a running green and brown glaze apparently unsigned 17cm. high

A rare Linthorpe Pottery Peruvian ewer designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no.290, cylindrical with over-slung handle with two spouts, modelled in low relief with a face, glazed in shades of turquoise, pink and olive on an ochre ground, impressed mark and facsimile signature, small chip to one spout 16cm. high Literature Michael Whiteway Christopher Dresser A Design Revolution, V&A, page 165 plate 265 for a comparable ewer.

Large Linthorpe Art Pottery vase, possibly after a Christopher Dresser design, shape no, 2059, with monogram to base, 18ins high (a/f)

A pottery vase,possibly Linthorpe after a design by Dr Christopher Dresser, with a spiral twisted conical body with a green/yellow glaze and a pinched rim, restored and chipped,21cm high

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe (1879-89), a pottery jardiniere with foliate rim, the indented midsection applied with six loop handles interspersed with flowers, the brown ground mottled with shades of blue, yellow and green graduating into a lustre finish, the base impressed 634, Linthorpe, Chr. Dresser, 22cm high

A yellow ground Linthorpe Pottery vase with flared wavy rim, numbered 1637 to the base, 27.5cm high - Part of a Private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Condition good

A Linthorpe pottery terracotta vase in the manner of Christopher Dresser with ribbed cylindrical neck the mushroom shaped body with thick green brown glaze, flanged terracotta base, impressed mark and numbered 2110, 14 cm high

Christopher Dresser - Linthorpe Pottery - A vase of ovoid form with a cylindrical neck, incised to one side with a face, flanked with two crimped handles, the lower section decorated with three bands of incised triangles, the whole glazed in brown with green streaks, impressed marks, height 22cm, S/D

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe (1879-89), a pottery jardiniere with foliate rim, the indented midsection applied with six loop handles interspersed with flowers, the brown ground mottled with shades of blue, yellow and green graduating into a lustre finish, the base impressed 634, Linthorpe, Chr. Dresser, 22cm high

A Linthorpe Pottery plate, possibly Christopher Dresser, the brown glazed ground marbled with tones of green and burgundy, impressed Linthorpe and 353, 20cm diameter; together with a similar coffee cup & saucer, unmarked (3)

Linthorpe Pottery from a Design by Christopher Dresser, a shaped jug with mottled slip glazed decoration, 23 cms high

A Linthorpe pottery vase, of bottle shaped form with undulating rim and all over treacle glaze, impressed mark and no.2224, 40.5cm high

An unusual Linthorpe Pottery Aztec vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, the ovoid body with incised decoration, angular handle with central spout, covered in a streaked brown and green glaze marks indistinct 19cm. high Literature Widar Halen Christopher Dresser, Phaidon page 163 figure 185 this design illustrated.

A Linthorpe Pottery ewer designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, the body modelled as an urchin, with twin spouts and bridged handle, glazed ochre impressed mark and facsimile signature, small glaze chip to spout, 18cm. high Literature Widar Halen Christopher Dresser, Phaidon page 163 figure 185 this design illustrated.

A LINTHORPE POTTERY VASE number 2127, of baluster form with frilled rim and circular foot, green/blue exterior, vibrant yellow interior. 28cm(h)CONDITION: Crazing otherwise ok.

Polish china floral design vase and pair of small Linthorpe pottery vases

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery: A Food Warmer, incised floral decoration covered in a mustard glaze, impressed LINTHORPE Chr Dresser 430 HT, 21cm diameter Hairlines in rim and base, crazed all over.

A Mixed Lot comprising: two Linthorpe Pottery Side Dishes, one decorated with raised stylised foliage in greens, browns and orange, the other smaller example decorated in similar colours, the largest 8 < diameter (2)

A large Linthorpe Pottery Plate by Florence Mintoe, decorated with stylised grapevine detail in greens and oranges, 11 = diameter, (chip to rim)

Linthorpe art pottery jardiniere, designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser, circa 1880, baluster form, the body punctuated with double ring handles and applied flowerheads in an allover streaked red and yellow glaze, impressed mark, shape no. 179, height 14cm (for this shape see the advertisement for Linthorpe Pottery illustrated in Harry Lyon's ''Christopher Dresser - The People's Designer'', pl. 134)

A Linthorpe pottery flask vase, designed by Christopher Dresser, of South American influence, with twin handles, no. 336, facsimile signature. 19cm

A Linthorpe pottery vase, designed by Christopher Dresser, the sack-shaped body with green glaze and orange rim, no. 227, facsimile signature. 7.5cm

Hart (Clive W.), Linthorpe Art Pottery, pub. Aisling Publications; together with Coysh (A.W.), British Art Pottery, 1870-1940, pub. David & Charles. (2)

A Linthorpe pottery vase, designed by Christopher Dresser of bulbous form, having a waisted, wide rim, decorated in tones of brown and green with incised, stiff leaf and ribbed ornament 8.5''h (apparently unrecorded and therefore, probably an early piece, bearing duplicated impressed marks - without a pattern, number or date, suggesting it may have been a trial piece)

Linthorpe pottery baluster form vase decorated with grasses and other foliage in high relief in shades of turquoise blue and green on a brown ground (damage and repair to the upper rim), impressed mark Linthorpe 1646, signed with monogram F.A., 18.5ins high

A Linthorpe Pottery vase, of double gourd shape in mottled brown and green trailed glazes, impressed shape no. 189, Ch Dresser facsimile signature, chips to rim, 17cm high

A signed Christopher Dresser 'Linthorpe' pottery vase numbered 336 Condition 29cm tall No visible damage No cracks or chips

A Linthorpe art pottery vase designed by Christopher Dresser the twin spouted vessel of "sea urchin" pattern, with shaded brown to green-blue glaze, 18 cm high, impressed marks and numbered 312/H, Circa 1880

Linthorpe pottery baluster form vase decorated with grasses and other foliage in high relief in shades of turquoise blue and green on a brown ground (damage and repair to the upper rim), impressed mark Linthorpe 1646, signed with monogram F.A., 18.5ins high

Linthorpe type pottery jardiniere of square baluster dimple form with stylised decorated in relief decoration in shades of yellow ochre and green, unmarked 8ins high

A Linthorpe pottery plaque, enamel painted with prunus blossom in low relief, no. 353, impressed factory mark and painted decorators monogram. 20.5cm

A Linthorpe pottery plaque, enamel painted with prunus blossom in low relief, no. 353, impressed factory mark and painted decorators monogram. 20.5cm

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery: A Peruvian Camel Jug, geometric patterns covered in a green and brown glaze, impressed LINTHORPE Chr Dresser 347, 17cm Tiny nick to spout, chip under base rim, crazed. 09092014

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery: A Peruvian Camel Jug, geometric patterns covered in a green and brown glaze, impressed LINTHORPE Chr Dresser 347 HT, 17cm Glaze flake on under foot rim, crazed, light surface scratches. 09092014

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery: A Peruvian Camel Jug, geometric patterns covered in a green and brown glaze, impressed LINTHORPE Chr Dresser 347, 17cm Tiny nick to spout, chip under base rim, crazed. 09092014

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery: A Peruvian Camel Jug, geometric patterns covered in a green and brown glaze, impressed LINTHORPE Chr Dresser 347 HT, 17cm Glaze flake on under foot rim, crazed, light surface scratches. 09092014

LINTHORPE POTTERY - CHRISTOPHER DRESSER a twin spouted Peruvian style vessel (shape 312), with a running glaze and moulded decoration. Also with another pottery vessel, probably by Linthorpe but indistinctly signed (shape 298). Marked, Linthorpe, C Dresser signature, 312. 7ins (17.5cms) high. (2) Condition reports are available via the ‘View Complete Catalogue’ link at www.lawrences.co.uk

ART POTTERY VASE - CHRISTOPHER DRESSER an interesting vase, possibly made by Linthorpe. Of flared shape and with a green and yellow glaze. Signed underneath, Ch Dresser, no factory mark. 4 3/4ins (12cms) highCondition reports are available via the ‘View Complete Catalogue’ link at www.lawrences.co.uk

Christopher Dresser Linthorpe pottery: a cylindrical jar and Bretby planter (2)