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Linthorpe pottery plaque, painted with the portrait of a young lady, no. 299, painted monogram verso

A Linthorpe pottery jug, decorated foliage, 1888, and a matching pair of beakers (3)

LINTHORPE. A Linthorpe Pottery charger, designed by Christopher Dresser. Impressed factory mark, Henry Tooth & facsimile Dresser signature. 34cm.

A rare Linthorpe pottery bracket, shape number 1739, of Aesthetic form, a lobed, galleried shelf supported by a fan shaped bracket, some extremities restored or re-stuck, 42cms high.

Linthorpe pottery green and blue glaze baluster vase no. 1638 and a Poole charger

A Linthorpe pottery vase, shape No.477, with white trailed decoration, on a deep red ground, impressed Linthorpe and 477, 37cm (restored rim)

A LINTHORPE POTTERY PLATE designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, of dished circular form with moulded and painted foliate decoration against a sandy textured ground, impressed marks to the reverse. 20.4cm(d) Crazing otherwise ok.

A Linthorpe pottery Jug and pair of Tumblers with leafage moulding and blue glaze, Jug 7in, Impressed 1888

Linthorpe pottery silver mounted four handled lamp base No. 1456, 8cm high

Linthorpe pottery amber glazed vase with folded rim impressed no. 2221, 18cm and another Linthorpe vase no. 967, 19cm

A large Linthorpe pottery vase shape numbered `192`, another `2127`, a tea cup and saucer numbered `639` and `1042` and a Bretby jardiniere

A Linthorpe pottery vase, with an undulating rim above a squat baluster body on circular foot, in caramel and turquoise glaze, with some blue lines, shape No.1785, impressed mark, 19.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Fine crazing throughout, glaze chip to underside of foot.

A Linthorpe Pottery ewer designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no.342, ovoid with vertical spout and loop handle, covered in a streaked olive green and brown glaze impressed marks, facsimile signature 16.5cm. high

Linthorpe pottery teapot, shape no. 1246, green and white glaze on a brown ground and a Woodlesford Art pottery plant pot, shape no. 214 (2)

A Linthorpe pottery plate, designed by Christopher Dresser, shape No. 622, impressed factory marks

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe: A glazed pottery wine vessel, circa 1879-82, of Inca form, the domed and beaded body with two spouts joined by a handle, impressed marks and number 312. 18cm high

Linthorpe pottery Ch. Dresser saucer No. 640 and Linthorpe cup No. 1400 on green glaze

Fred Brown - Linthorpe Pottery - A large late 19th to early 20th Century baluster vase decorated with incised and enamel decorated flowers and foliage against a stippled yellow and red ground, impressed marks for Linthorpe and Henry Tooth, shape 887, monogrammed FB, height 36cm

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery of Middlesbrough, an 1870-80 Linthorpe Art Pottery coffee, tea pot of oriental influence, having red and brown experimental running glazes, together with earthenware cups and saucers, most of them having impressed facsimile signature of Dresser to the base, the tea pot bearing HT monogram for Henry Tooth - a director of the company. (Qty)

Hornsea Heirloom tea and dinner ware, Linthorpe bowl, Staffordshire brown pottery jug, Victorian overlay glass claret jug, pair of Dresden candlesticks, Masons Ironstone jug etc

A ROYAL LANCASTRIAN ORANGE GROUND VASE, 9.25cm, a Linthorpe pottery tapering vase, 26cm and a Bretby vase in the form of a bamboo trunk flanked by a stork, 29cm high (3)

A rare Linthorpe of Middlesbrough (1879-1889) art pottery miniature twin-handled vase, after a design by Christopher Dresser, covered in lustrous blue running glaze, impressed Linthorpe-1249, 8cm H, sold together with early 20th Century Edwardian Aynsley bone china ladies trinket box and cover, enamelled in the manner of Fairyland, with butterflies on blue lustre ground, 10cm dia. (2)

Linthorpe pottery vase in green/yellow slip glaze 1691, 24cm high

Linthorpe pottery ewer in brown/green glaze 1340, 22cm high

Linthorpe pottery two handled cauldron style vase in green glaze, 627

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an ovoid pottery vase, with a strong green and brown mottled glaze, facsimile signature and factory mark. 23cm

Edwardian silver pocket folding mirror, circular, 1903, Linthorpe pottery mustard with silverplated mount, silver mounted cut glass salt cellar, silver brooch and sundry items

A pair of pottery stile shape Vases, possibly Linthorpe, 6" (15cms) high and five other pottery vases.

A Linthorpe Pottery vessel, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, height 19cm NB This vessel appeared in a Linthorpe Arts Pottery advert in the Furniture Gazette, May 15, 1880. As illustrated in Christopher Dresser by Stuart Durant, published by Academy Editors 1993, page 114 (illustrated)

Linthorpe pottery stirrup cup designed and signed by Christopher Dresser, Aztec decoration; impressed marks to base including the pottery manager Henry Tooth.

A HENRY TOOTH LINTHORPE POTTERY VASE, late 19th century, of ovoid form with cylindrical neck, incised with geometric banding in a mustard shading to brown glaze, impressed, shape No.152, 6 1/4" high

Two Linthorpe Pottery majolica plates together with a floral moulded majolica plate (3)

A Linthorpe Pottery earthenware wall hanging spill holder in the form of a butterfly, possibly designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser, in yellow and green, with incised shape number 1745 and mark to verso 21cm wide

A Linthorpe pottery bowl, the exterior with a turquoise glaze, floral decoration and a yellow interior, impressed marks and no. 535, 28cm diameter, and a Dresser-style brass ewer, with an ebony handle, 27.5cm high (2) CONDITION REPORT: Bowl has knocks to glaze, firing crack to base of loop handle and crack running into body from rim. Ewer has wear and dents.

A Linthorpe Pottery coffee set for six designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, pattern no.646, printed with a prunus design on mustard ground, comprising coffee pot and cover, milk-jug and sugar basin, six cans and saucers impressed marks, facsimile signature 24.5cm. high

A Linthorpe Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, compressed form, with impressed geometric decoration, glazed green and olive feint impressed marks, 12cm. diam.

A Linthorpe Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no.140, double gourd form covered in a streaked green and brown glaze impressed marks, facsimile signature 16cm. high

A Linthorpe Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, shape no. 957, compressed body with cylindrical neck and everted rim, applied angular handles, covered in a running ochre and green glaze impressed marks, restored top rim, 14cm. high

Linthorpe style blue and turquoise glazed art pottery vase, baluster form with dark streaked shoulder glaze, height 13cm

A Linthorpe pottery jug - brown, green and blue glaze, impressed `Linthorpe 1034`

Linthorpe pottery plate, No. 299

A Linthorpe Pottery jug, shape no.720, circa 1880, decorated in a green and yellow glaze, with angular handle, impressed factory mark and pattern number to base, 26cm high (base rim chips)

A rare Linthorpe pottery vase by Christopher Dresser, the double gourd style form with red, green and brown glazes, marked to underside and number 157, 30cm high

A Linthorpe Pottery vase, the design attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, model no.24, shouldered, dimpled form with cylindrical neck, covered in a veined blue glaze impressed marks, 23cm. high.

A Linthorpe Pottery ewer, the design attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, model no.602, ovoid with cylindrical neck and angled handle, glazed green to ochre impressed marks, 22cm. high.

A Linthorpe Pottery wall bracket, model no.1713, flaring, fluted form with crenellated rim, glazed blue with yellow patches impressed marks, 27cm. high.

Pair of Large Linthorpe Pottery Vases, shape no. 376

Linthorpe Pottery Green Glazed Vase, shape no. 363, bearing Henry Tooth monogram

Linthorpe pottery twin handled vase, turquoise and yellow glaze, impressed Linthorpe 1334, 20cm and another, 1785, 20.5cm (2)

Pair of Linthorpe pottery vases, green and white glaze, impressed `Linthorpe 1776`, 20.5cm; and two other Linthorpe pottery vases, mustard glaze, impressed Linthorpe 1638 incised AS, 30cm and Linthorpe 1986, 20.5cm (4)

Pair of Linthorpe pottery Lily Pad chamber candlesticks, green/mustard glaze, impressed `Linthorpe 1375`, 16cm

Linthorpe pottery butterfly wall pocket, unmarked, 17cm and a Linthorpe pottery slipper wall pocket, unmarked, 22cm

Six Linthorpe pottery vases, 811, 1737, 1672, three indistinct numbers, largest 9.5cm

A matched pair of Linthorpe pottery vases, decorated with flowers, impressed `Linthorpe 2219`, painted monogram C.P, 35cm

Two Linthorpe pottery vases, red and yellow glaze, impressed Linthorpe 1422, 13.5cm and 14cm; and two other Linthorpe vases, 1755 and unreadable, 22cm and 13cm

Pair of Linthorpe pottery twin-handled vases, turquoise and yellow glaze, stamped `Linthorpe 2159`, 34cm

Pair of Linthorpe pottery vases, painted with flowers, impressed `Linthorpe 2221`, painted F.M 25/26, 17CM; and three other pieces, 2213, 840 and 1766 (5)

Two pairs of Linthorpe pottery vases, green/mustard glaze, impressed Linthorpe 1993 and 877 HT Chr Dresser, 19cm and 18cm

Pair Linthorpe style pottery vases, other ceramics etc in one box

A Linthorpe pottery vase, Mouseman ashtray, two copper kettles, warming pan etc