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A PAIR OF LINTHORPE POTTERY TWO-HANDLED VASES, with mottled ground, nos. 1839, impressed marks. 28cm high

A PAIR OF LINTHORPE POTTERY VASES, each painted with trailed foliage beneath a frilled rim, painted decorator's mark F.D., shape nos. 1812, impressed factory mark. 12cm high

Linthorpe plate, designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser, relief moulded with leaves and butterfly and decorated in a brown and green streaked glaze (restored), impressed 'HT' monogram and facsimile signature, 20.5cm; also a further Linthorpe pottery plate, relief moulded with a band of flowers and glazed in streaky greens and browns, impressed marks and monogram, 25cm diameter (2)

A late 19th Century Linthorpe Pottery matched coffee service designed by Christopher Dresser, comprising coffee pot, cream jug (shape 636), sugar bowl (shape 627) and six coffee cans and saucers (majority shape 639), all with angular handles and decorated with prunus in black on a mustard ground, impressed marks, height of coffee pot 26cm.

Collection of six Linthorpe Pottery plates, two moulded ones signed Chr. Dresser.

A Rare Linthorpe Pottery Blue Glazed Planter, 26cm Diameter and 22cm high

An Arts & Crafts Low Countries green glazed pottery twin necked vessel in the manner of Linthorpe pottery, with a band of abstract circular decoration and loop handle, height 20cm.

An Art Nouveau plate; together with a barometer and Linthorpe-style pottery

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Art Pottery, Middlesbrough pottery vase, circa 1880, with trumpet neck and wavy rim, cast in low relief with moth roundels, within stylised foliate borders, covered in a deep green olive glaze, impressed factory mark numbered 2279, height 65 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Restorations to rim.

Linthorpe Pottery glazed ceramic Vase, numbered 433 possibly "Christopher Dresser" interest, stands approx 22cm

A LINTHORPE POTTERY VASE, of ovoid form with high neck, with thick brown drip glaze over white veined ox-blood ground, shape no. 875, impressed Henry Tooth monogram, impressed factory mark. 31cm high

A 19th century Linthorpe pottery vase; of spherical form and with red and mustard trailing glazes, impressed Linthrope mark and numbered 1314 to underside of base (restorations to lip, probably slightly cut down) (8.5cm high) 

A Linthorpe Pottery tray designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no. 441, rounded rectangular form, modelled in low relief with waterlily flowers and pad foliage in yellow, ochre and green, and a Linthorpe Pottery plate designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, impressed marks, facsimile signature and HT Henry Tooth monogram, 32.5cm. wide, (2) Literature Widar Halen Christopher Dresser, Phaidon/Christies page 165 plate 187 for a comparable tray illustrated.

A Linthorpe pottery vase, 19th century, having a slightly flaring rim and knopped neck above the onion shape body with crackle red glaze fading to pale green, impressed marks Linthorpe 106, and with impressed monogram for Henry Tooth, height 26.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There are no obvious chips or cracks. There are no signs of any restoration. It is in good order throughout.

Royal Doulton stoneware vase with stylised floral border on a powder blue ground for W.T. Lamb and Sons, Christmas 1928 together with a Royal Lancastrian pottery jardiniere and a Linthorpe vase (at fault)

An early 20th Century Linthorpe pottery vase of squat baluster form, extending to a wide dish rim, the body with green, yellow and white streaks before an umber glazed ground, impressed factory marks and number 180, height 10cm.

A Linthorpe pottery vase designed by Christopher Dresser, shape number 651, with impressed marks and signature, 31.5cm high (a.f.)chip to foot

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe pottery green glazed studio pot, with stepped shoulder relief and lobed bowl with thick green and brown glaze, no 159 to the base, 19cm high (af)

A pair of Linthorpe pottery double gourd vases; and a Linthorpe pottery basket (3)

A Linthorpe Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, of asymmetrical form with streaked green glaze, impressed mark and facsimile signature to base, no 326, 20.5cm approx high

An early twentieth century Linthorpe pottery vase with flared rim, height 65 cm. (A/F) CONDITION REPORT: Rim and neck with large damages, see additional images. Also crazed throughout.

A large Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe pottery jug, signed to base, H.22cm

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR LINTHORPE ART POTTERY EARTHENWARE 'URCHIN' VESSEL, CIRCA 1880 covered in a streaky green and brown glaze, impressed maker's marks LINTHORPE/ C. DRESSER 17.5cm high

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR LINTHORPE ART POTTERY TWIN-HANDLED PERUVIAN VESSEL, CIRCA 1880 with incised swirl decoration, covered in a streaky green and brown glaze, impressed maker's marks C. DRESSER 20cm high

Linthorpe pottery: Six saucers number 1700, a twin-handled vase number 2216, a bottle vase, a beaker number 1675, a coffee can number 1899, a slipper form wall pocket and a pepparette number 1374 NB: shape number 1374 which is included in this lot is not listed in Clive Harts Linthorpe Pottery book

Four Linthorpe pottery vases including two twin-handled examples, all with a turquoise glaze, numbers 1309, 2172, 845 and 821 (indistinct) NB: shape number 845 which is included in this lot is not listed in Clive Harts Linthorpe Pottery book

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe pottery: a coffee can and saucer blank number 640 with impressed marks and signature together with a Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe pottery mottled brown glazed bowl, 25cm diameter with impressed marks and signature and a Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe pottery vase with impressed marks and signature, 5cm high (3) (all a.f)

A Linthorpe pottery twin-handled vase painted with birds number 1838, a teapot number 1651 and a jug number 856 (3) NB: shape number 1856 which is included in this lot is not listed in Clive Harts Linthorpe Pottery book

Linthorpe pottery: a three piece tea set numbers 1037, 1038 and 1039, a pair of tea cups and saucers number 1427 in a green glaze, another pair of teacups and saucers number 1427 in a mottled brown glaze and a three piece condiment set number 1475, all with impressed marks

A small group of Linthorpe pottery tea wares comprising: teapot shape number 628, sugar bowl number 931, tea caddy number 1025 (a.f), coffee can and six saucers number 639, five tea cups number 641, and another coffee can number 1899, all with impressed marks and in a green glaze NB: shape number 1025 which is included in this lot is not listed in Clive Harts Linthorpe Pottery book

A group of Linthorpe pottery including a dish, shape number 485 with impressed Christopher Dresser signature, vases, jardinieres, teapot, ewers, bowls, dishes etc (some a.f) (on two trays) NB: shape numbers 2266 and 849 which are included in this lot is not listed in Clive Harts Linthorpe Pottery book

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe pottery: a coffee can and saucer number 640 with impressed marks and signature together with an Ault pottery vase painted by Clarissa Ault decorated with a butterfly, bearing artists monogram with impressed Christopher dresser signature, 8cm high (2)

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe pottery: a twin-handled green glazed sugar bowl number 763 and another number 637, each with impressed marks and signature (2) NB: shape number 763 which is included in this lot is not listed in Clive Harts Linthorpe Pottery book

Linthorpe pottery streak glazed centre piece, no. 1321; wavy edge dish, no. 2028; vase, no. 2221 and a Linthorpe style vase.

A pair of Torquay Pottery Linthorpe type baluster vases in the manner of Christopher Dresser, TC mark to base, 30.5cm high

Bjorn Wiimblad for Rosenthal ' Aladin und die Wunderlampe VII ' Plate, 16cms diameter together with Linthorpe Pottery Green Glazed Plate, pattern no. 1898, 23cms diameter

A large Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe pottery jug, signed to base, H.22cm

A 19th century Linthorpe Henry Tooth art pottery baluster vase, green blue and black multi-colour glaze with structured floral decoration to the main body, impressed marks for Linthorpe and HT no180, height 25cm. CONDITION REPORT Five rim chips, one with a hairline crack through the body of the vase, various chips to base.

A 19th Century Linthorpe Pottery part tea service by Christopher Dresser, consisting of a teapot, sugar bowl, cup and saucer, milk jug and three plates, all decorated with painted flowers upon a brown glaze, all stamped to baseRubbing to the bases and crazing to the glaze. Handle of the twin handled bowl has been re-attached with staples. Spot of pitting to the teapot handle and plates. Otherwise in good condition with no apparent cracks or chips.

An Arts & Crafts Linthorpe Pottery twin handled vaseDesigned by Dr Christopher Dresser, impressed marks and shape number 957, height 14cmCONDITION REPORT:Light crazing to body otherwise good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an Art Pottery vase, shouldered form, crackle effect turquoise draining to green glaze, impressed marks and number 376, 31cm high

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR LINTHORPE ART POTTERY, MIDDLESBROUGHLARGE BALUSTER VASE, CIRCA 1880 with trumpet neck and wavy rim, cast in low relief with moth roundels within stylised foliate borders, covered in a turquoise glaze, impressed factory marks LINTHORPE 227964cm highLiterature: 'The John Scott Collection: A Christmas Spectacular', The Fine Art Society, London 3rd-19th December 2014, No. 49, where a similar example is illustrated.

A Linthorpe red pottery mustard pot, with a hinged plated mount and lid, engraved K, C, B, C. Hurst Sculls 1891 H M Drake, impressed marks, together with four German hunting beakers, with gilt interior, leather cased. (2)

A Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe pottery jug, signed to base, H.22cm

A miscellaneous collection of pottery, to include a blue glazed tankard by Bingham, marked to base and with Castle Hedingham, H.12cm, a late 19th century French porcelain box in the form of a book, 17 x 10cm, a late 19th century Linthorpe art pottery Chinese style turquoise glazed jug by Henry Tooth, H.8.5cm, and other glazed bowls, mugs, vases and dishes, (12)

A Linthorpe brown / green glaze pottery jug, designed by Christopher Dresser, height 5.5cm

Bretby Art Pottery Ewer, influenced by Dr Christopher Dresser, shape 820, 21cm; a Linthorpe Pottery bowl, pinched rim, applied with three handles, 9cm high; a Pilkington vase, swollen form, mottled blue glaze, 11cm. (3)

Two Linthorpe pottery twin handled vases, designed by Christopher Dresser, shape no. 337

Linthorpe pottery teawares

A pair of Linthorpe pottery vases and a plate, designed by Christopher Dresser; together with a Linthorpe pottery vase (4)

Two Linthorpe pottery vases; two Linthorpe pottery dishes; Osmotherley brown slip ware dish etc (8)

Christopher Dresser of Linthorpe, a small art pottery vase, inverted amphora form with elongated neck and crimped rim, blue iridescent lustre glaze with yellow interior, impressed marks, 847, 13cm high

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe, an Aesthetic Movement twin handled art pottery jardiniere, in the Egyptian style, circa 1880, ovoid form with relied moulded fan and swan neck handles, incised geometric bands, polychrome majolica glazed, impressed marks and number 2297, underglaze painted CD, 27cm wide

Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe (attributed), an Art Pottery small vase, circa 1890, of shouldered form, marbled drip brown over green glaze, 10.5cm high

Unmarked Linthorpe Christopher Dresser Design pottery vase (A/F) (illustrated in Christopher Dresser Book page 97) (29.5cm high)

LARGE TWO HANDLED POTTERY VASE BY LINTHORPE, FOR RESTORATION, APPROXIMATELY 59cm HIGH

Linthorpe Pottery cup and saucer, moulded plate and small vase (3)

Dr Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery Aesthetic movement Henry Tooth jug With angular handle and stepped joint, impressed facially signature and numbered to base, height 23cm CONDITION REPORT Good condition, no chips, cracks or restorationSee photo 

Dr Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery a rare Moon Flask vase With tube form neck, with central pierced foliate roundel impressed marks, height 22cm NB: Literature Michael Whiteway Christopher Dresser, Skira, page 144 plate 163 for a comparable vase CONDITION REPORTVery minor crazing to glazeGood condition, no chips, cracks or restorationSee photos

Christopher Dresser (Scottish, 1834-1904) for Linthorpe Pottery: A Charger, painted by Fred Brown, with daisies, impressed HT (Henry Tooth) LINTHORPE and Chr Dresser, painted artist's monogram and No14, 29cm