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A Linthorpe Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no.2077, slender form with everted rim, applied angular handles, covered in a streaked green glaze impressed marks, restoration to the top rim 38 cm. high

Linthorpe pottery, a pair of purple baluster vases, crimped necks with yellow streaked decoration, both drilled at base, 28cm, a Linthorpe vase with slender neck and a drip glaze ewer

A Linthorpe Pottery Baluster Vase, shape No.492, designed by Christopher Dresser, painted with birds, butterflies and foliage, impressed factory marks, Dresser facsimile signature, HT monogram, 37cm See illustration

Two Linthorpe Pottery Circular Chargers, designed by Christopher Dresser, decorated with a stylised bird in foliage, on a mustard ground and on a green ground, impressed Linthorpe, Henry Tooth monogram and facsimile Dresser signature, 29cm (crazing)

A Pair of Linthorpe Pottery Double Gourd Vases, shape No.141, designed by Christopher Dresser, painted with white blossom on branches, impressed Linthorpe 141, Henry Tooth monogram and Dresser facsimile signature, 18cm (crazed)

A Linthorpe Pottery Candlestick, shape No.2177, moulded with three fish heads and green scales, in tones of mustard, green and blue, impressed factory marks and painted FM 705, 23cm See illustration

A Linthorpe Pottery ovoid vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no.241, incised with panels of geometric design glazed green and yellow impressed marks, facsimile signature, smashed and museum repaired 24.5 cm. high

A Linthorpe Pottery shell vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, another similar, and a small collection of Old Hall various marks, damages shell vases 33.5cm. high

A Linthorpe Pottery vase modelled in low relief with passion flowers in ochre on a brown ground impressed marks, 1325 31.5cm. high

A Linthorpe pottery basket with 3 ribbed handles and shaped sides on a mustard coloured ground. Impressed mark and numbered 2156 24cm high

Linthorpe Pottery Vase, the Brown Glazed Body Decorated with Thistles and Grasses, Impressed No. 2221, 18cm High

Linthorpe Pottery Yellow Glazed Ewer, Impressed No. 1289, 18cm High

A Linthorpe pottery vase, impressed mark to the base 848, height 11cms

A Linthorpe Pottery Flask Vase, designed by Christopher Dresser, tapering form with slender neck, covered in a green and turquoise/blue glaze, impressed factory marks and facsimile signature, 19cm

A Linthorpe Pottery Twin-Handled Vase, Shape No.1073, green and white streaky glaze on a brown ground, impressed Linthorpe and 1073, 33cm (crazed and restored rim)

A Linthorpe Pottery Jardinire, shape No.535, with twin loop handles and flower head decoration, blue exterior and yellow glaze interior, impressed factory marks, No.535, 18.5cm (crazed)

A late 19th Century Linthorpe pottery vase of footed shouldered ovoid form with a frill collar neck decorated with a graduated and streaked maroon glaze, impressed marks, height 22.5cm.

A Linthorpe pottery twin spouted vase designed by Dr.Christopher Dresser, height 10cms

The Eric and Doris Lloyd Thomas photographic archive, accumulated during research for Victorian Art Pottery, including illustrations of Martinware, De Morgan, Elton, Barum, Linthorpe, etc

A LINTHORPE POTTERY VASE by Christopher Dresser of tapering form, painted in brown with birds amongst blossoming branches, on a mustard ground, 18" high, impressed marks, signature and No.479

A LINTHORPE POTTERY PLATE by Fred Brown, enamelled in low relief with Narcissi, on a green/grey ground, 11 1/2" wide, impressed marks and painted monogram

A Linthorpe pottery Plate designed by Christopher Dresser, decorated with red flowers and green leaves within a raised border, 11" (28cms) diameter, (hairline cracks) and a Linthorpe oval shallow dish.

A LINTHORPE POTTERY COFFEE CAN AND SAUCER DESIGNED BY CHRISTOPHER DRESSER the cylindrical can with sharply angled handle, of olive green glaze and pale yellow interior, shape No.639 impressed factory mark, facsimile signature and Tooth monogram to underside, c. 1879-1881

A Linthorpe Pottery jug designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no. 610 with pulled up lip, angular handle, glazed brown graduating to green impressed marks,facsimile signature, hairline to spout 18 cm. high

A Linthorpe Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, shouldered, dimpled body with cylindrical neck, glazed red over sand impressed marks, 23.5 cm. high

A small bottle vase attributed to Linthorpe Pottery ovoid with cylindrical neck, covered in a running and mottled blue glaze over yellow ground, a Salopian compressed vase, and three other vases main vase unmarked, impressed mark to Salopian vase 14 cm. high

A late 19th Century Linthorpe pottery shallow dish form plate designed by Dr Christopher Dresser with a relief moulded central circular panel with a stylised bird and flowers below a tonal green majolica glaze, impressed marks and signature, width 26.5cm.

An early 20th century Belgium Art pottery vase in the Linthorpe Art Nouveau style

LINTHORPE POTTERY "AZTEC" TWO-HANDLED VASE, DESIGNED BY CHRISTOPHER DRESSER, with green and brown glaze, no. 337, impressed factory marks, facsimile designers signature. 20cm

A Linthorpe pottery Coffee pot by Christopher Dresser with waisted body on a caramel ground decorated with brown autumnal leaves, impressed mark and numbered 664 (damage to finial and chipped). 27cm high

A Linthorpe pottery water jug with a mustard coloured ground, impressed marks, number 1289. 18cm high

Christopher Dresser: a Linthorpe pottery vase of shouldered tapering form, glazed in mustard, with typical incised decoration, impressed and incised marks to base, 25cm high

A Linthorpe pottery jug, spherical with a short narrow neck and a strap handle, green and brown streak glazed, impressed mark, no. 377, 28cm high (see illustration on our website). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A Victorian Linthorpe pottery green glazed and silver mounted mustard, shape number 306, the hinged lid with a shell shaped thumb piece and scrolled handle, impressed marks, 7.5cm

A Linthorpe pottery flower shape dish, coloured in yellow and pink streaky glaze against a brown ground, externally with leaves, impressed Linthorpe, 3¾" diameter.

A Linthorpe pottery ewer, circa 1879 -1889, printed in black with leaves on a mustard glazed ground, impressed 'Linthorpe 1303' and black painted 'E. P 449' to base, height approx 9cm.

A Linthorpe Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, shouldered, pinched form with applied flower-head motif, glazed green and brown impressed marks, facsimile signature 26cm. high.

A Linthorpe Pottery bowl model no.946, painted with prunus blossom, with electroplated rim impressed marks 12cm. diam.

JAMES COUPAR & SONS, GLASGOW 'CLUTHA' VASE, CIRCA 1900 glass, of shaped tapering form, the green glass body with bubble and aventurine inclusions, 17.5cm high; and a LINTHORPE ART POTTERY VASE, designed by Christopher Dresser and glazed in green, impressed marks, 11cm high (2)

Two Linthorpe type Art pottery vases, one yellow glazed with ovoid body and open neck and a bottle vase in tortoiseshell glazes with "collapsed" body, after Dresser, 13cm high. S/D. (2).

A pair of Linthorpe pottery ewers, designed by Christopher Dresser, having incised Celtic style decoration on a brown, yellow and green running glazed ground, 22.5cm high, (one chipped to neck rim)

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, a pottery squat shoulder vase, overall streaked green and brown glazed, impressed mark with facsimile signature, 17cm diameter

LINTHORPE POTTERY PLATE, hand-painted with prunus blossom in low relief, impressed Henry Tooth monogram, no. 353 and factory mark. 20cm

A Linthorpe pottery circular charger, 1880s, designed by Christopher Dresser, enamelled with blossoms against a speckled blue and yellow ground, impressed factory marks and facsimile signature to base with black painted 'W.M. No.40', diameter approx 28.8cm.

A Linthorpe Pottery Flying Saucer shaped single handled Ewer, the upper body decorated in beige and brown with stylised flowers within a geometric border, the lower body decorated in plain treacle, indistinct impressed marks and number 448, 10” high

A Linthorpe Pottery ewer designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no.346, with tall vertical spout, loop handle, with impressed geometric decoration, glazed blue/green impressed number, glaze loss to base rim 25cm. high. Literature: Michael Whiteway Christopher Dresser 1834-1904 Skira, page 110 plate 101 for a comparable example

A small Linthorpe pottery ewer, circa 1879-1889, printed in black with leaves on a mustard glazed ground, impressed 'Linthorpe 1303' and black painted 'E.P. 449' to base, height approx 9cm.

A Linthorpe pottery club vase decorated in streaked green, white and blue glazes on a dark green ground, impressed 366 with Henry Tooth monogram, 49cm high

a Linthorpe Pottery Bowl, designed by Christopher Dresser, shape No.451, mustard, blue and green glaze, impressed factory marks, facsimile Dresser signature, Henry Tooth monogram, No.451, diameter 25cm; and A Pair of Linthorpe Pottery Salts, designed by Christopher Dresser, shape No.305, painted with flower heads and leaves, impressed factory marks, facsimile Dresser signature, diameter 5.5cm (3)

a Linthorpe Pottery Jardinière, shape No.534, with six double ring handles interspersed with flower heads, mustard glaze, frilly rim, impressed factory mark and "534", 21cm (crazed and hairline cracks)

Linthorpe art pottery ewer with slender neck and handle over a bulbous base, with streaked brown and red glaze, and one other green ewer, both with impressed marks.

LINTHORPE ART POTTERY VASE, LATE 19th CENTURY, of bulbous form with frilled rim, glazed in red and green, impressed no. 2169. 10cm

Linthorpe pottery, designed by Christopher Dresser large bulbous pot with three curving sides. Dark green glaze in Aztec influenced design. Impressed on base 'Linthorpe' Ch. Dresser & H.T. h: 8 in.

A Linthorpe pottery vase, possibly designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, circa 1890, of squat bulbous form with fluted rim, covered in a rich turquoise glaze, impressed 'Linthorpe' and shape no 1442 to underside, 16.3 cm high.

*Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe pottery, a large decorated vase, circa late 19th century, of baluster form, the honey coloured ground decorated with flowers in sepia tones, impressed signature 'Christopher Dresser, Linthorpe, no 496 and Linthorpe factory monogram, 35 cm hig h.

An Ault Pottery flower brick, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, a Linthorpe Pottery vase, and a ewer in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser impressed facsimile signature flower brick 10cm. diam.

A Linthorpe Pottery vase model no.1816, a vase 2174 and a ewer model no.665, glaze in colour and a collection of items impressed marks, chips 16cm. high

A Linthorpe Pottery bottle designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, flattened form with loop handle, covered in a running olive green glaze impressed mark, facsimile signature HT monogram, minor restoration to top rim 17cm. high

A Linthorpe Pottery vase model no.415, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, lobed ovoid form with geometric panels under a running olive green and white glaze impressed marks, facsimile signature 22cm. high

A rare Linthorpe Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, tube form with central pierced foliate roundel impressed marks, facsimile signature, minor glaze nicks 22cm. high. Literature Michael Whiteway Christopher Dresser, Skira, page 144 plate 163 for a comparable vase