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A Linthorpe pottery coffee cup and saucer, designed by Christopher Dresser, green glaze, stamped marks ' Linthorpe 639' cup 6.5cm; a similar tea cup and saucer, marks 'Linthorpe 1400' saucer 639; and another cup and saucer, painted with pink flowers, marks 'Linthorpe 1427', cup 4.5cm (6)

Three miniature Linthorpe pottery vases, various glazes, all stamped 'Linthorpe', shape numbers 837, 811 and 2162, 9cm and graduating; and a Linthorpe pottery milk jug and saucer bowl, stamped marks 'Linthorpe 626 and 627' (damages) and a Linthorpe twin-handled vase, decorated with daisies, marks 'Linthorpe 1039' (damages) (6)

A Linthorpe pottery twin-handled vase, green glaze, stamped marks 'Linthorpe 2203', 18.5cm and another, shape number 2211, green mottled glaze, 12.5cm (restored) (2)

A Linthorpe pottery teapot, green and white streaky glaze, stamped marks 'Linthorpe 1246', 14cm; a vase, turquoise glaze, marks 'Linthorpe 14??', 20cm (chipped) and a wavy rimmed dish, yellow glaze, marks 'Linthorpe', diameter 16cm (chipped) (3)

A Linthorpe pottery ewer, designed by Christopher Dresser, circa 1880, of Aztec form with side and top carrying handles, the balloon shaped body streaked with a red, grey and brown glaze, Impressed factory mark, signature and Henry Tooth monogram, no 401, chips to spout and foot rim.

A PAIR OF LINTHORPE POTTERY VASES by Christopher Dresser of moon flask form, the neck with two loop handles, applied with spiral motifs within leaf shaped reserves in pale brown, on a ground of turquoise and brown running glazes, 8 1/4" high

A Linthorpe pottery vase incised with a frieze of wildflowers, by Fred Brown impressed marks, FB monogram, 17cm. high. Chip to base rim.

A Linthorpe pottery jug designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model 796 impressed marks, facsimile signature HT monogram, 19.5cm. high. Restored spout.

A Linthorpe Pottery jardiniere designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model 535A 18cm. high. Hairline to top rim.

A Linthorpe pottery bowl designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model 514 with plated rim impressed marks, facsimile signature, 15cm. diam.

A Linthorpe Pottery Miniature Bowl, decorated green and brown mottled glaze, 6 cm

Dr Christopher Dresser (1834-1904), a Linthorpe pottery jug, circa 1879-82, domed form with slightly flaring tapered neck and angular handle, decorated with a streaked brown and green glaze, impressed Linthorpe Ch. Dresser, impressed number 554, 8.5ins.

A pair of Linthorpe Pottery beakers, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model 504A impressed mark and facsimile signature, 12. 5cm. high. Chips, missing metal rims.

A tall Linthorpe Pottery vase, twin-handled form, model 1547, blue glaze running to yellow, and five other items impressed marks, 4 7cm. high. Damages.

A Linthorpe Pottery vase, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, sea urchin form with twin spouts impressed marks, facsimile signature, 17cm. high.

Two Linthorpe pottery items, c. 1900, comprising an ovoid vase with a frilled rim, impressed makers mark and number 1479 to base, 8cm, another 7.5cm, a similar vase, chipped, 8cm diameter, a Martin Brothers brown stoneware jug, decorated with swallows, incised marks, 6cm, and a Doulton stoneware miniature jug and a bowl (5)

A 19thC pottery bottle vase in the style of Linthorpe, yellow ground 18" high.

A LINTHORPE ART POTTTERY BALUSTER VASE, late 19th Century, mottled blue glaze, No.840, height 8cm, four pottery ashtrays shaped as playing card suits signed 'J.R.', and a Satsuma pagoda top ornament (6).

A pair of Linthorpe Pottery vases designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, of bottle shape with flared neck, covered in a finely mottled kingfisher blue glaze pooling towards the base, the interior yellow-ochre, 25cm h, impressed mark, facsimile signature, monogram of Henry Tooth and 363, c1880-89. First vase - short descending hairline crack in the neck otherwise fine. Second vase - in fine condition. No restoration to either vase. NB on the base of the second vase is a fragment of the original printed Linthorpe paper label inscribed ? - 9/-

A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN LINTHORPE POTTERY (MIDDLESBROUGH, 1879-89) VASES each of three-lobed squat baustroid form with green-brown marble drip-glaze, impressed beneath "897/LINTHORPE/HT (Monogram of Henry Todd, manager prior to 1883 -see Godden mark 2379), each 15cm, (6in) high

A large Linthorpe Pottery pear-shaped vase, designed by Christopher Dresser, covered overall with a streaked and milky green-yellow glaze revealing the red body beneath, 47.5cm high, impressed marks, designers facsimile signature, HT monogram

A Linthorpe pottery plate, the centre decorated in low relief with a bird in flight amongst stylized exotic blooms under a mottled green glaze, 29cm. diameter, impressed Linthorpe with HT monogrammed for Henry Tooth and facsimile signature for Christopher Dresser.

A large Linthorpe pottery vase model 1687, slender baluster form, mottled green, white and brown glaze impressed marks 46cm. high.

Good selection of Art Pottery vases various including Ricardia ware, Langley, Richards, Candy, Oriflamme, Beswick, Linthorpe, Dicker, Baron of Barnstaple, Minton & Hollins etc.

A Linthorpe pottery vase of flaring cylindrical form, all-over pierced body with flowers and leaves, glazed in shades of green and brown, the interior glazed in shade of pink, numbered 1959, circa 1879-89, height 17cm (See lot 84 for illustration).

Two Ruskin vases, one of tall ovoid form, decorated with a purple lustre glaze, the second with small globular body and large flaring neck decorated with an orange glaze, Also a Linthorpe squat ovoid vase decorated with a red and yellow blended glaze, Also a Watcombe Torquay terracotta pottery balustre vase, (some damages) (4)

A Linthorpe pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, waisted form, incised with geometric bands, glazed in shades of green and brown impressed mark and facsimile signature 13cm. high. Hairline to top rim.

A Linthorpe Pottery Turquoise Glazed Large Vase, circa 1880, in Hispano-Moresque style, the trumpet neck with waved rim (and internal dribbling glaze over yellow), the shoulders with twelve panels of overlapped flowerheads over a main frieze of four butterfly and flower roundels within leaf frames, on a circular base, impressed mark and numbered 2279, {64.5cm high} (small restoration and two small hairline cracks on rim).

A Peruvian Chimu style vessel, possibly by Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery, rounded form with handle to top, on one side a face is depicted, covered in brown and yellow mottled glaze, 20cm high.

Linthorpe Pottery vase, shouldered ovoid form with a wide neck and twin handles, decorated in a shaded green glaze, impressed marks and numbered 750, height 33cm

Linthorpe Pottery bottle vase, the designed attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, with cylinder neck above a creased baluster body and decorated all over shaded blue glaze, impressed Linthorpe numbered 24, 22cm

A Linthorpe pottery ewer model no.1545, squat form with slender neck and angular handle, covered in an ochre glaze, and six other items similar Impressed marks 18.5cm. high Restoration and damages.

A Linthorpe pottery vase, by Christopher Dresser, of bulbous form elongated to flared rim, decorated in deep red and yellow mottled glaze, with impressed marks, 22cms high, damage to rim.

A Linthorpe Pottery plate designed by Dr Christopher Dresser modelled as a lily pad impressed HT monogram, Linthorpe, Facsimile signature 19.5cm. diam.

A PAIR OF LINTHORPE POTTERY VASES of slender tapering form and flat base, two loop handles securing top to shoulder of vases, decorated to top with a yellow glaze, leading to darker red glazes towards the base, marked to base, Linthorpe and shape number 1714, 10 1/2in. (27cm.) high

A Linthorpe Pottery Large Turquoise Glazed Tripod Jardiniere, of compressed cushion form, externally moulded to the shoulders with a band of stylised shells and leaves of Hispano-Moresque inspiration, over a moulded fringe, with internal acid yellow glaze, raised upon three short cylindrical feet pierced with Oriental cash motifs, impressed mark "Linthorpe", 35cm high, 53cm diameter.

A Linthorpe pottery onion vase moulded with five onions around a central stem in a streaked green and brown glaze, impressed 'Linthorpe & C.H.R. Dresser' signature, circa 1879-89, (restoration to rim)

A Linthorpe pottery mallet shaped vase with mottled turquoise glaze, the elongated neck with waved rim, impressed marks 'Linthorpe and No. 879', 17cm (6.75")

An Art pottery twin handled vase, with a yellow and brown glaze, possibly Linthorpe, unmarked, 32.5cm

A Linthorpe Pottery Tea Service, late 19th Century, probably designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, each piece with foliate spout and rim, covered in Aesthetic yellowy-brown glaze, comprising a coffee pot, sugar basin, milk jug and four cups and saucers, impressed 1037/-38/-39 and 1427 (11)

A Linthorpe baluster Vase, 6 1/2in H, A/F, a Brannam pottery Posy Vase, blue glaze, 2 1/2in H, and a Mintons pottery Jug with loop handle

A POTTERY POT of thistle shape, with a red/brown body, decorated in green and brown glazes with incised decoration underneath. Part of the base unglazed and displaying markings for Linthorpe and facsimile signature for Christopher Dresser. Also showing shape number 78 and monogram JS and monogram for Henry Tooth, 5 in. (12.5cm.) high ++Good. This would appear to be an early number for Linthorpe and Christopher Dresser

A POTTERY PLATE with a honey glazed body and dark green glazed surface, decorated with flowers, probably clematis, marked Linthorpe and facsimile signature for Christopher Dresser, also displaying monogram SL, 11 1/2in. (29cm.) dia. ++Good.

A POTTERY PLATE the body of honey glaze with green and yellow background, decorated with flowers, probably narcissi. Marked Linthorpe to base and carrying the shape number 299, 11 1/2in. (29cm.) dia. ++Good

A POTTERY BOWL of globular form with a white body and honey glaze, decorated with stylised flowers and leaves, marked Linthorpe and facsimile signature for Christopher Dresser, monogram for Henry Tooth and shape number 514, 3 3/4in. (9.5cm.)high ++Good

TWO POTTERY DISHES the cream body decorated with flowers, marked Linthorpe to the base, shape number 1700 and maker C.P., 6 1/2in. (16.5cm.) dia. ++Slight chip to underside of one dish and chips to edges

VARIOUS ITEMS OF POTTERY including a cup and saucer, a plate, three saucers and another cup, all marked Linthorpe in a variety of styles ++Some damages

A pair of 'Aesthetic Movement' pottery ewers, although unmarked the appearance and design are attributed to Linthorpe Pottery and Christopher Dresser, each vessel is almost globular with a 'humped' middle, a flared neck and exaggerated loop handles, the red clay bodies with streaked beige beneath a clear glaze, 18.5cm. high (2)

A small Linthorpe Pottery vase, designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser, of double-gourd form with a flat base covered with a pale greeny-blue glaze with random specks od deeper blue, the interior exhibiting amber tones, 6cm. high, impressed 'Linthorpe' and with designer's facsimile signature, also 'HT' for Henry Tooth, and numbered '618'

An Art pottery jardiniere, attributed to the Linthorpe factory and to a design by Christopher Dresser, the vesssel of compressed globular form supported on three tubular legs pierced with florets, the reddish brown streaked with a milky green and brownish glaze, 21.5cm. high, attributed because glaze has run obscuring any visible makers marks. (cracked on base)

A Linthorpe Pottery vase, designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser, of cylindrical form decorated with two spiralling bands, one stippled and the other with incised vertical lines, glazed olive and brown against a ground of streaked milky-blue 15.5cm. high, impressed 'Linthorpe' and designer's facsimile signature, with 'HT' monogram for Henry Tooth and numbered '175'

A Linthorpe pottery bowl of compressed form on spreading circular foot painted in naturalistic colours with branches of pink blossom against a ground shading from yellow to grey, 27cm diam., impressed 'Linthorpe' printed 'F B' monogram and numbered '466', having a metal neck rim.

A Linthorpe Pottery jardiniere, of compressed globular shape with wavy rim and dimpled sides and applied with six double loop handles, moulded with florets, the red clay streaked with a milky greenish amber glaze, 13cm. high, only number '179' visible on base.

A Linthorpe pottery sea urchin flower holder, by Christopher Dresser, marked Chs Dresser, stamped 236. 3" (7.5cm) high

A LINTHORPE ART POTTERY MOON FLASK, c.1870, moulded Eastern figure seated, caramel glazes, facsimile Christopher Dresser signature and No.440 to base, height 13cm

A Linthorpe pottery jardiniere, designed by Christopher Dresser, having a wavy rim, dimpled sides and applied with six pairs of loop handles, alternating with florets, with muted puce and green streaked glazes, 22.5cm. high, impressed 'Linthorpe' and numbered '534', (hair crack on base)

A Linthorpe pottery shallow bowl, designed by Christopher Dresser, the red clay body decorated in slip with flowers and foliage beneath a streaked glaze, of greeny-ilky tones on the exterior and supported on a circular resembling a Chinese carved wooden stand, 25cm. diam., impressed 'Linthorpe' with designer's facsimile signature, and numbered '451' (restored)

A large oviform Linthorpe Pottery vase, with flared cylindrical neck and spreading foot, naturalistically painted in thick enamels with branches of blossom against a lemon-coloured ground shading to speckled brown, 37.5cm. high, impressed 'Linthorpe' and numbered '477' (restored on foot)

A pair of 'Aesthetic Movement' pottery ewers, although unmarked the appearance and design are attributed to Linthorpe Pottery and Christopher Dresser, each vessel is almost globular with a 'humped' middle, a flared neck and exaggerated loop handle, the red clay bodies with streaked beige beneath a clear glaze, 18.5cm. (2)

A Linthorpe pottery wrythen moulded conical bottle vase, circa 1880, designed by Christopher Dresser, in honey glazes, impressed 340 Linthorpe, Chr. Dresser, one tiny rim chip, 10.5 in (26.67 cm) high