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Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Vase, shape No.180, moulded with Aztec repeating motifs, green and brown glaze, impressed 180 HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE and Chr Dresser, incised AJ,23.5cm highCrazed. Some surface scratches. No chips, cracks or repair.

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Circular Plate, with well, moulded with flowers on a green ground, impressed HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE and Chr Dresser,30cm diameterChristopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Tray, shape No.441, decorated with water lilies, impressed HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE Chr Dresser and 441,34cm by 27cm (2)Circular plate - large glaze chips to the foot. Tight crazing and surface scratches.Tray - tightly crazed. Rim slightly abraded.

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Vase, shape No.167, moulded with repeating patterns under a green and running brown glaze, impressed 167 HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE and Chr Dresser CP (Clara Pringle),29.5cm high (restored)One of three collar folds with over spray restoration. Glaze heavily crazed, with some scratches and wear. Some glaze chips to the foot.

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Vase, shape No.254, moulded repeating patterns under a green glaze, impressed HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE and Chr Dresser, painted artist's monogram FB (Fred Brown) 10.5cm high Two Others (3) Shape 254 - crazed. No chips, cracks or repair.Lobed vase - crazed.Miniature bowl - numerous small rim chips, small chip to the side of the foot, crazed.

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Jug, running brown, blue and white glaze, impressed HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE and Chr Dresser,17cm highChristopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Vase, shape No.77, running brown, blue and white glaze, impressed 77 HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE and Chr Dresser,14cm high (2)Jug - crazed, some light glaze scratches.Vase - crazed, small hole in the side of the body.

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Planter, with lug handles, embossed flower heads, impressed HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE and Chr Dresser,19.5cm diameter 14cm highSome firing tears, mainly at the handle terminals, these areas with some glaze flakes. Some glaze wear and scratches.

A Linthorpe Pottery Teapot, shape No.806, moulded with a repeating Aztec star designs to each side, impressed LINTHORPE 806 HT,20.5cmCover flange with two areas of restoration. Small amount of restoration to the spout tip. Crazed.

A Pair of Linthorpe Pottery Jugs, shape No.2128, running brown, green and blue glaze, impressed factory mark LINTHORPE and 2128, 38.5cm high A Twin-Handled Vase, shape No.1073, running olive glaze, impressed LINTHORPE 1073, 33.5cm high (3)Both jugs - over spray restoration to the spouts and handles. Vase - tightly crazed.

A Linthorpe Pottery Twin-Handled Vase, shape No.1838, olive glaze, impressed factory mark LINTHORPE and 1838,24.5cm highA Linthorpe Pottery Bowl, shape No.1958, green glaze, electroplated rim, impressed factory mark LINTHORPE 1958,26cm diameter (2)Vase - the neck with some good quality restoration. Handles free from repair. Glaze tightly crazed all over except of course around the repaired area. Light surface wear / scratches.Bowl - crazed and with some open glaze bubbles.

A Linthorpe Pottery Vase, shape No.1643, with running glaze in tones of white and yellow on a earthenware ground, impressed factory mark LINTHORPE and 1643,46cm highGlaze tightly crazed all over. Free from chips, cracks and repair. Some light surface wear.

A Pair of Linthorpe Pottery Vases, shape No.887, in tones of green, brown, and white, impressed LINTHORPE 887 HT (Henry Tooth)33.5cm highTightly crazed. No chips, cracks or repair. Some light surface wear and scratches.

A Linthorpe Pottery Vase, shape No.2274, decorated with meadow flowers, impressed factory mark LINTHORPE and 2274, artists monogram AS (Arthur Pascal Shorter)23.5cm highA Linthorpe Pottery Dish, shape No.1777, moulded with white flowers, impressed factory mark LINTHORPE 1777, painted D465,22cm diameter (2)Vase - large patch of over spray restoration to the rim. Tightly crazed all over. Dish - cracked and tightly crazed all over.General wear and scratches to both.

Two Linthorpe Pottery Cups and Saucers, olive green glaze, impressed LINTHORPE 639 (2) 1402 (2)cups 5cmFour Otherscups - tightly crazed and with some staining, one with a chip underneath the flat base. Minimal glaze flakes. 639 fluted saucer - wider crazing. Very minimal glaze flakes.639 saucer - tightly crazed and with some surface scratching. Minor glaze flakes. Ewer - tightly crazed.Bucket shaped coffee can - long vertical crack.Saucer - crazed.Small dish - crazed.

A Linthorpe Pottery Vase, shape No. 863, painted with flowers, impressed factory mark LINTHORPE and 863, painted artists monogram and 80, 8cm highFour Others (5)Yellow 863 vase - tightly crazed.Other 863 vase - restored foot chip. Crazed.Brown vase with collar - glaze flakes to the rim, crazed.Yellow vase - glaze flakes to rim and foot. Crazed.Conical vase - top rim is ribbed for a metal mount but this is not present. Small chip to top rim.

Linthorpe pottery green glazed vase, globular body with angular tapering neck, 2204, another similar globular vase with waived rim, 2198, H11cm max (2)

Linthorpe pottery mustard yellow glazed three piece cruet, trefoil base with pierced handle, 1202 & 1893, and a streaked brown and green glazed vase with trumpet neck and tapering body on circular base, 1636, H21.5cm max (2)

Two Linthorpe pottery brown glazed vases, decorated with flowers, and a blue glazed globular vase body and angular tapering neck, 2204, another similar globular vase with waived rim, all with rim chips, H11cm max (3)

A Linthorpe Art Pottery vase with mottled green glaze finish (restored chip) - sold with a Coalport limited edition ceramic decanter with black transfer printed decoration

Linthorpe pottery brown glazed vase, globular body decorated with Daisies, with angular handle, 626 C.P 1250 another similar globular vase with waived rim, decorated with trailing leafage C.P 184, H6.5cm max (2)

Two Linthorpe pottery brown glazed vases, decorated with flowers, and a blue glazed globular vase body and angular tapering neck, 2204, another similar globular vase with waived rim, all with rim chips, H11cm max (3)

Linthorpe pottery green glazed vase, globular body with angular tapering neck, 2204, another similar globular vase with waived rim, 2198, H11cm max (2)

Linthorpe pottery mustard yellow glazed three piece cruet, trefoil base with pierced handle, 1202 & 1893, and a streaked brown and green glazed vase with trumpet neck and tapering body on circular base, 1636, H21.5cm max (2)

Linthorpe Pottery - Two similar early 20th century stylish vases, both with later hand painted floral designs. Impressed factory marks to base, each pattern no. 876.  Larger one approx. 24cm high, other approx. 23.5cm high.  Further Details: Some nibbles to bases, some crazing and general wear. 

Susie Cooper Vase, another Art pottery vase, Linthorp vase, 1937 coronation tile and other piecesLinthorpe vase is chipped and cracked, as is the lustre vase and the tile has a chip on the back. All other items are in good condition Please see additional images on our website

Linthorpe Pottery: a vase in mottled green, shape number 867, impressed marks, 23cm, another shape number 569, 13.5cm, a larger example, number 1177H 34cm high and an ovoid shaped vase, possibly a design by Christopher Dresser 11cm high (4)Tallest vase with large chips around the baseSmallest vase with cracks and chipsTwo Linthorpe vases with surface scratches

Pair of Aesthetic Movement art pottery Linthorpe Pottery twin handle vases designed by Christopher Dresser, shape no. 957, decorated in a running brown and green glaze, impressed marks to base, 13.5 cm highNo chips or cracks . 

An Aesthetic Movement art pottery Linthorpe Pottery ewer shape no. 1289, 17.5cm high and a Linthorpe dish shape number 276 , decorated with flowers ,  impressed Linthorpe marks to basesChips to both pieces . 

A Linthorpe pottery jug in the style of Christopher Dresser green glazed with Aztec motif medallions and naturalistic branch handle raised on an oval foot stamped "Linthorpe-928-HT" (for Henry Tooth) 15.6 cm high together with a small Linthorpe pottery green glazed onion shaped stem vase stamped to base "Linthorpe-972" 11.2 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The jug has all over crazing and some remnants of what look like limescale to the interior as if used as a vase. There is a small white paint mark to the front. The vase has all over crazing. Otherwise general wear and tear conducive with age and use. Both items are in need of a clean. Some light surface scratching etc - see images for more details

Pair of Linthorpe pottery ewers, shape number 1936, 29cm.

Linthorpe pottery vase, shape number 1767, 21cm, and small Linthorpe vase 1314 (2).

A Linthorpe Pottery twin-handled vase, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, with a trailing olive glaze, the inside of the rim yellow, impressed marks and numbered '957', 13.5cm highCondition ReportSome rubbing to the body - no cracks or restoration.

A Pair of Linthorpe Pottery Baskets; together with another Linthorpe pedestal vase and quanitity of similar Bretby pottery and a pair of 19th century copper lustre twin handled cupsBaskets, one with a handle re stuck the other with broken sections re glued to the rimLinthorpe vase with a firing flaw leaving a hole in the side of the body and with another crack to the bodyBretby vases goodBretby footed bowl crackedBretby flared bowl restoredBasin with a large foot chipAll pieces heavily crazed

Two matching English Art Pottery vases, possibly William Ault after Linthorpe, c1890,   17cm h and a Doulton ware  globular vase, early 20th c (3) The pair with some light crazing otherwise good condition

Three Linthorpe Pottery plates, the near matching plates gilded and printed with scenes of ships at sea in a naturalistic setting, impressed with numbers 930 and 940 to underside, 17.5cm diameter.  (3)

LINTHORPE; a large Art Pottery vase, with wavy rim, decorated in a crystalline turquoise glaze, with yellow glaze to the interior, impressed marks and numbered 1784, height 28cm.Condition Report: Restoration to the rim of the vase, crazing to the body.

A rare Linthorpe Pottery dish designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no.286, Japoniste design, circular form moulded in low relief with a fruiting bough, glazed in colours impressed factory marks, facsimile signature, 13cm. high   Literature Michael Whiteway Christopher Dresser A Design Revolution V&A, page 89 for plate 106 for a comparable example illustrated and 107 for this Japanese design made from Bamboo illustrated by Dresser in Japan Its Architecture, Art and Art Manufacturers, (1882).   Provenance Fine Art Society, London Private collection.

A Pair of Linthorpe Pottery Vases, shape No.477, painted by Alec Burns, with foxgloves, in shades of white, green, blue and yellow, impressed factory mark Linthorpe and 477, painted monogram AB 68 and 69, 39cmBoth vase have been restored, new sprayed grounds, painted in leaves. They are both crazed inside and on the glazed foot and relief flowers. Wear to the blue flower heads. See extra images.

Two Linthorpe Pottery Chargers, shape No.299, by Rachel Smith and William Sheldon, painted with passion flowers and a bird in blossom, impressed factory marks Linthorpe 299 and R.S 129 and SL (52) HT, 29.5cm and 30cmIllustrated Hart (Clive W.) Linthorpe Art Pottery, published by Aisling Publications, page 18 for similar examplesThe bird in blossom plate has restoration to the blossom directly below the bird, hairline and wear to rim, areas of repainting, crazing to the glazed parts. Restoration to the ground.The passion flower plate again has areas of repainting, crazing to the glazed parts. Restoration to the ground.

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Vase, ribbed body, green, blue and brown glaze, impressed 181 HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE and Chr Dresser,42cm high (restored neck)

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Dish, painted with flowers, impressed 353 HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE and Chr Dresser, 20.5cm; and Two Others (3)

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Dish, painted with fushsias, impressed HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE and Chr Dresser, painted artist's monogram, 19.5cm wide; and Five Others (6)Crazing and some wear to flowers. See extra images.

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, signature and impressed number 299, 30cm diameter

A Linthorpe Pottery high fired coffee pot designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, impressed mark to base, 26cms high (a/f).Condition ReportThere are four glued repairs to the handle of this coffee pot and a riveted repair to two pieces to the neck, a small hairline crack opposite the riveted repair, otherwise in good overall condition

A Linthorpe pottery vase bearing Christopher Dresser signature green with geometric design (hairlink crack to body) and Jackfield bottle vase

A Linthorpe pottery vase, circa 1883, probably designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, 19cm high 

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an art pottery jug, circa 1880, the hemispherical body with conical neck and angled strap handle, impressed facsimile signature and Henry Tooth monogram, 20.5cm high

A late 19th Century Linthorpe Pottery jug from a design by Sir Christopher Dresser with tall pulled beak spout and loop handle covered in a milky streaky glaze - Linthorpe, facsimilie signature and HT (Henry Tooth) monogram to base

A LINTHORPE EARTHENWARE POTTERY BISCUIT BARREL silver-plate mount, handle and cover, painted with foliage, impressed marks, numbered 1353. 16.5cm highIn generally good condition without damage.

Linthorpe Pottery pedestal bowl with foliate decoration, number 1072, 22cm diameter.

A large glazed art pottery floor vase with three scrolled feet to base, a green background glaze with layered yellow shell and green leaves detail. The vase having sphered body and long thin stem. Unmarked but in the manner of Linthorpe or Burmantofts. Approx. 80.5cm high x 29cm wide.Further Details: Some chipping to glaze and layered parts including a chunk out to the green leaves on one side, some staining, slight wear, scratching and crazing.

A Linthorpe style Art Nouveau pottery tyg, numbered 146, vibrantly decorated in orange, green, and blue, 21cm high.

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR LINTHORPE ART POTTERY TWO VASES, CIRCA 1880 glazed earthenware, one with polychrome streaked glaze, impressed mark LINTHORPE/ HT (Henry Tooth)/ 180 and with facsimile signature CHR. DRESSER, 23cm high; the other with banded decoration, stamped to base 146, 26cm high

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR LINTHORPE ART POTTERY TWIN-HANDED VASE, CIRCA 1880 glazed earthenware, impressed to base LINTHORPE/ 336, with facsimile signature CHR. DRESSERDimensions:19.8cm high

A Linthorpe Arts & Crafts Jar and Cover, by Dr. Christopher Dresser, signed, 10cm h; together with a Studio Pottery jar and cover, and six Victorian printed tiles (8)The Linthorpe jar, the cover with numerous chips to the internal rim, the knop has been glued, one foot has been broken off and glued, several large chips to the feet.

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR LINTHORPE POTTERY, AN ART POTTERY JUG globular form with angular handle, glazed in graduated brown, green and blue, impressed marks, numbered 7841. 18cm highTwo glaze chips to the lip, a few small glaze chips to the body and some fairly heavy surface scratching mainly to the front of the jug below the lip, general crazing

TWO LINTHORPE ART POTTERY VASES comprising a Clara Pringle vase, of squat baluster form with a frilled neck, decorated with dog roses on a yellow ground, impressed marks, initials for Clara Pringle, 18cm high; and a Fred Brown two handled vase, of baluster form with small loop handles and a flared neck, decorated with wild flowers on a burgundy ground, impressed marks, initials for Fred Brown, numbered 1838, (restored), 26cm high. (2)Clara Pringle vase: Fine crazing, otherwise good condition. Fred Brown vase: Restored around the entire circumference of the upper section from the shoulder point, general wear and light crazing.

A Linthorpe pottery vase bearing Christopher Dresser signature green with geometric design (hairlink crack to body)

After Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an Aesthetic Movement art pottery jug, probably Bretby, the ovoid body with band of incised half flower rosettes, marbled blue brown glaze, elongated sipper spout and loop handle, printed mark Made in England, 16.5cm high

A LINTHORPE POTTERY DOUBLE GOURD VASE designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, with green glaze, design No. 142, 22cm high (glaze cracked)

Linthorpe Pottery: two cups and saucers, basin, jar and two vases (6).