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Six pieces of Art Pottery, Linthorpe and similar.

Collection of Art Pottery including Linthorpe, with small oil lamp reservoir no. 2031 (13).

Small Linthorpe pottery two handled vase, similar baluster vase with narrow neck, a cup, two saucers and a miniature bowl with metal rim, tallest 5insTwo small cracks to the cup rimSplit to metal mount on miniature bowlTiny chip to rim of baluster vaseOther items in good order

A Linthorpe pottery vase, circa 1880, designed by Christopher Dresser, the green glazed ribbed cylindrical body applied with stems of flowers and foliage, impressed and incised marks to base with facsimile signature, height 22.5cm (restored), together with a Linthorpe Dresser bowl of pierced circular shape, decorated with orchid flowers and foliage, diameter 15cm, and a Linthorpe Dresser dish, relief decorated with peaches, length 13cm. Note: the bowl with orchids is illustrated by Widar Halén in 'Christopher Dresser', pl. 111.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian vase and bowl, with an orange mottled glaze, impressed factory back stamps and numbers 2228 and 3271, vase 17.5cm high and bowl 21.5cm diameter and a Linthorpe pottery dish designed by Christopher Dresser, the centre with bird and flowers with coloured glazes on a mottled green and orange ground, impressed marks, 19.5cm diameter (3) Condition Report: vase and bowl with typical crazing to glaze but no obvious damage The Linthorpe dish with shallow rim chip 1.7cm x 7mm and some crazing to glaze Condition Report Disclaimer

Large Linthorpe Pottery vase, moulded with stylised foliage and pattern, shape no. 2059, 44cm.

Linthorpe Pottery Chr. Dresser vase with monogram for Arthur Fuller and shape no. 198, 18cm.

Linthorpe Pottery jug, shape no. 1674, Linthorpe Pottery teapot no. 798 and art pottery vase (3).

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER, Linthorpe pottery brown glazed 5" jug, incised base "370"

Linthorpe pottery vase of squat lobed globular form with turquoise and yellow glazes, impressed mark and no. 1442, 15.5cm high; also a Linthorpe green glazed dish of lobed boteh form, no. 1466,  26.5cm long and a floral decorated side plate, no. 1700 and similar saucer, no. 1427, with impressed marks, two with hand painted initials.  (4).Condition- Lobed vase - No obvious cracks or chips but fine porous discoloured glazes and wear to rim.Lobed dish - 2 x rim chips and fine crazing.Saucer - Rim chip.Side plate - Crazing and tiny rim chips. 

A Linthorpe pottery bachelor's teaset, possibly by Christopher Dresser, the teapot 12.5cm high.

A small Linthorpe Pottery vase, designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser, late 19th century, of bulbous form, in green mustard coloured glaze, modelled with repeating oriental motif, base numbered '851', with impressed 'Linthorpe' mark and stamped facsimile 'Chr. Dresser' signatureheight approximately 7.5cm Condition: In very good overall condition, firing stand marks visible to base.

A group of various ceramics including, a Dame Laura Knight designed Coronation mug for Edward VIII, crested wares, Derby plate, Russian coffee cup & saucer, Linthorpe pottery bottle vase, shape number 972, glass, a Chinese bronze medallion and pottery figures, an 18th century tea canister (a.f.) (three trays)

Pair of Linthorpe Pottery vases, of globular form decorated with daisies, stamped mark numbered 2205, 6.5 cm highCondition Report: Slight glazed over chip to inside of rim to one vase, but no later damage found. Some scratches to the unglazed parts of the bases.

Linthorpe Pottery Chr. Dresser low tazza with moulded foliate decoration, shape no, 623, together with large Linthorpe Pottery plate, 29.5cm diameter (2).

Various ceramics, including The Shepherd Boy transfer plate, Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery jug, 636H, A/F, etc

Linthorpe Pottery tall streak glaze vase, shape no. 2132, 45cm.

Linthorpe Pottery blue glazed dimple bottle vase, shape no. 24, 26cm.

Linthorpe Pottery brown glazed vase, having painted decoration of heron in river-scape, shape no. 1841, 28cm.

Linthorpe Pottery plate with moulded band of foliage, shape no. 924, Henry Tooth monogram, 25.5cm diameter.

Pair Linthorpe Pottery Florence Minto and Clara Pringle decorated ewers, shape no. 1936, 28.5cm.

Linthorpe Pottery Chr. Dresser Peruvian design two handled vase, shape no. 337, 20cm.

Linthorpe Pottery cream jug, shape no. 1038, together with five other small pieces of unmarked but quite probably Linthorpe (6).

Linthorpe Pottery bowls 1262 and 1050, three jugs, three vases and Anita Harris Angel of the North vase.

Linthorpe Pottery turquoise glazed ewer, shape no. 1977, together with tall Linthorpe Pottery two handle vase (2).

Collection of five Linthorpe Pottery miniature jardinieres and bowl, shape no, 1366, 1960, 1737, 874 and 999, tallest 10cm.

Collection of nine Linthorpe Pottery and other small vases, including shape no. 1225 and 811.

Linthorpe Pottery daisy decorated vase, shape no. 1609 and with artists monogram, 18.5cm, and Linthorpe Pottery ewer, 15cm (2).

Linthorpe Pottery plum glazed ewer, shape no. 2072, 18.5cm, and Chr. Dresser signed vase, 13cm (rim unglazed) (2).

A LINTHORPE POTTERY CLARET JUG, IN THE MANNER OF CHRISTOPHER DRESSER, of tapering form with squat base, decorated with streaked brown, green and white glaze, with plated mounts and an ebony handle, impressed mark and numbered 1518. 25.5cm highCONDITION REPORTAll over crazing, frit to body, general tarnish, very light surface scratching, no noted repairs.

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an art pottery footed bowl, circa 1885, circular with everted rim, spaced beading to the edges, slip decorated with daisies and foliage, painted marks 451 CD 1030, 24cm diameter

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an Aesthetic Movement art pottery salad bowl, circa 1885, shouldered squat ovoid form, incised arcaded lappet, foliate scroll and banded decoration in the Egyptian style, impressed marks, 350, 26.5cm diameter

A Linthorpe style pottery baluster vase, pinched shoulders running blue, green and brown glazes, 22cm high 

LINTHORPE POTTERY, green glazed octagonal lobbed pedestal small vase, impressed mark, model no 1441, 4" height

Large, probably Linthorpe pottery vase in wrought iron stand, overall height 89cm.

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery, a jardinière painted with water lilies, impressed Linthorpe, Chr Dresser, 861 HT, painted FB monogram, (possibly Fred Brown) and 7, 18cm high, 18cm diameter, (chips to rim and base).

A Copeland and Garrett cabbage moulded tureen and cover, a Bretby leaf moulded comport, a Watcombe pottery vase and a Linthorpe style pottery vaseCondition report: Cabbage tureen has chiping to rim of pot and lid with some cracking in the interiors, 15 cm tall. Watcombe vase has markings to exterior with slight cracking to the rim, 14 cm tall. Bretby leaf moulded comport has repair and damage to the stem - see images. Also collection of dust to top surface, 9.5 cm tall. Linthrope style pottery vase had chipping to the rim and handles, 15.5 cm tall.

A pottery ewer with rope twist handle, probably Linthorpe, H31cm

A twin-handled pedestal pottery vase with impressed 357 to base, probably Linthorpe, H25cm

A Linthorpe Pottery jug, of tapered form moulded with flowers and foliage in shaded yellow-red glaze, impressed mark, 18cm high; A Don Pottery Jug, the straw coloured ground moulded with flower heads, impressed marks, 14cm high, a brown salt glazed stoneware small teapot and cover with dog finial and three Charles Meigh salt glazed stoneware Bacchanalia jugs, impressed marks, 21 - 23cm high. (6)

Linthorpe Pottery - A pair of small late 19th to early 20th Century shape 849 vases decorated in an all over mustard yellow with blue inners, impressed marks alongside HT monogram, height 13cm.

Three Studio Pottery stem vases, the orange fluted example marked Belgium 22cm high, another on a blue and green ground numbered 285 16cm high, and a brown flambe type example, in K Linthorpe style, unmarked, 22cm high. (3)

DR CHRISTOPHER DRESSER FOR LINTHORPE POTTERY: A bowl with treacle-glazed exterior, beaded foot and rim, the yellow glazed interior decorated with blossoming branches, with impressed marks and 'WD' painter's monogram 25cm diam

A Japanese Imari charger, early 20th century, 36.5cm diameter, together with two similar smaller examples, three small cloisonné items, a Chinese porcelain plaque depicting two Koi carp, one in iron red, plaque 20.5cm square, and a Linthorpe style pottery vase, with a blue glaze and gilt decoration, impressed numbers, 16cm high (8)Condition report: Large Imari charger chipped and repaired. Smallest Imari plate chipped. Cloisonné items with knocks and wear. Small chip to the rim of the pottery vase, the rest of the body crazed. Frame of plaque with knocks.

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER for LINTHORPE POTTERY - a green glaze Studio pottery jug, model 816, and a pair of Linthorpe yellow glaze squat vases, model 2265, jug height 11cm (3)Jug: no chips cracks or restoration, only light crazing. Vases: both have a few small chips on top rims and are crazed all over

Linthorpe silver mounted pottery bowl designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser, hallmarked Birmingham 1902, with deep green glaze and yellow interior, raised upon three scrolling feet, impressed factory marks and numbered 1970 to the underside, 8.5" diameter, 4" high; together with a Linthorpe pottery vase, no. 876, 9.5" high (rim chip) and a small moulded pottery jardinière marked 'Spring' to the underside (3)

A Linthorpe pottery two handled vase, impressed mark and number 2301. Probably designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser. 20' high. Repair to neck and rim.

A pair of alabaster beakers, a Staffordshire spill holder, a Linthorpe pottery mug, a Chinese famille-rose vase, cased miniature and other objects

Three coffee cans, five saucers and one tea cup by Linthorpe pottery in designs by Christopher Dresser

Dr Christopher Dresser, a Linthorpe pottery ewer early mark HT668, 19cm high (small chip to rim); a small Cluther type baluster vase 10cm high; and a pale blue Art pottery vase, 24cm high (3)

Two pieces of Linthorpe Pottery, jug and bowl with moulded decoration.

A Linthorpe pottery slender ovoid vase with speckled green “robin’s-egg” glaze, 12¼” high; & another of ox-blood to amber crackle glaze, 9¼”. (chip to foot).

A Linthorpe pottery ovoid vase with puce flared neck & green ovoid body, 9¾” high; a ditto pair of green-glazed 8¾” vases; a bulbous ewer with painted decoration of daisies, 8½” (fault to handle); two small vases of ox-blood & ox-blood/yellow glaze, 5” & 4”; & a pair of 6½” diam. plates of fawn ground with floral rims.

Pair Linthorpe Pottery ewers, shape no. 1936, 29cm.

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER - PAIR OF POTTERY BOWLS possibly made by Ault or Linthorpe, with a large circular opening and handle which arches over. With a green drip effect glaze, with facsimile signature to both for Christopher Dresser, and shape numbers (impossible to read). 22cms high. (2)

Linthorpe pottery plate with blossom decoration, no. 299.

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Tray, decorated with water lilies, impressed HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE Chr Dresser and 441, 34cm by 27cm .Crazed all over some light surface wear. White paint spray.

A Pair of Linthorpe Pottery Vases, shape 2219, decorated by Clara Pringle with daisies in a mustard glaze, impressed factory marks LINTHORPE 2219, painted C.P, 35cm high .Both are crazed. One has a visible chip to the rim.

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an art pottery Sea Urchin vessel, circa 1880, domed and twin spouted with bridge handle, relief moulded with vertical columns of raised nodules, mottled and streaky green brown glaze, indistinct marks, 18.5cm high

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an art pottery vase, circa 1880, shouldered form, incised with an Aesthetic Movement band of stylised Egyptian fan and feather motifs, between geometric dot, pellet and line borders, marbled and streaky green over ochre brown glaze, impressed marks, 26cm high