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Poole Pottery vases: Delphis design vase, decorated in green, yellow and blue, and a Himalayan Poppy design cylindrical vase (2)

Art Deco pink marble picture frame, W38cm; pair of Staffordshire style wally dogs, H22cm; and a Poole Pottery green Delphis pattern shallow bowl (4)

A collection of Beswick, Poole pottery and R J Mack, bird and animal models together with three Muffin the Mule puppets

A large Poole Studio Pottery ovoid vase, painted by Jane Brewer, signed, with stylised flowers, in orange and yellow on a mottled blue ground, 34cm high; a Poole Pottery Delphis oval dish, 30.5cm wide (2)

Studio Pottery - a graduated set of three Poole Pottery dolphins, the largest 19cm high, 28cm wide; a pair of conforming brooches and trinket dish (6)

15 items of Poole pottery

A mixed lot of ceramics including Poole Pottery 'Aegean' charger, Portugese serving platter, etc.

A group of Poole pottery Galaxy wares, comprising three vases, 18cm, 16.5cm and 10cm high, together with a jardiniere, 15cm high. (4)

Poole Pottery and Other Dishes

COLLECTION OF POOLE POTTERY CHARGERS & PLATES

3 POOLE POTTERY METALLIC GALAXY RANGE PIECES

A Poole Pottery Carter Stabler Adams jug in the 484 shape and CF pattern, together with a Keith Murray for Wedgwood tankard.

A collection of assorted ceramics to include Beswick, Royal Doulton, Suzie Cooper, Poole pottery, etc.

Poole pottery plate together with a poole lobster dish

A mixed collection of items to include Wade teapot, Poole pottery dinner plate, ornamental figures, Aldridge bud vase, musical ornament, serving plate, Ironstone tankard, teapots, cups and saucers, etc (2 trays)

A mixed collection of items to include Wedgewood Metallised coffee cups and saucers, dinner plates, Royal Standard milk jug, Poole pottery pen pot, ornamental figures, etc (2 trays)

Two Poole Pottery dishes, three greenleaf china plates, and three mid century Caddymatic tea dispensers (one boxed)

Poole Pottery, a Delphis charger painted by Ros Sommerfelt early 1970s', makers marks to base, diameter 35cmGood condition, no chips, cracks or restoration.

Two Carter, Stabler & Adams, Poole Pottery traditional ware chamber sticks and two later Poole pottery candlesticks (4)Some discolouration and crazing, no chips or cracks

Poole Pottery, a Delphis centre bowl, shape 40, painted by ANGELA WYBURGH c.1968, makers mark to base, diameter 34cmGood condition, no chips, cracks or restoration

JOHN ADAMS for Carter, Stabler & Adams, Poole Pottery, a 1930s' designed Chinese blue vase/jardiniere, makers stamp to base, height 21cmGood condition, no chips, cracks or restoration

GUY SYDENHAM for Poole pottery, an Atlantis series fruit bowl, shape A14'3, diameter 29cm, together with an Atlantis vase decorated by Catherine Connett, shape A2'1, both with makers marks, height 8cmBoth in good condition, no chips, cracks or restoration

Three Poole Pottery Traditional ware bowls, all stamped Poole, England and with pattern and decorators marks, largest diameter 20.5cmBluebird bowl - Good condition, marked shape 421White ground floral - stains to interior base, glaze burst on shoulder otherwise good condition, shape 566Green ground bowl -hairline cracks from rim down side, shape number 381

ALFRED READ for Poole Pottery, a 1950s'/60s' table lamp base in X/PLC pattern, makers mark to base, height 24.5cmGood condition, no chips, cracks or restoration

Poole Pottery, a Delphis charger painted by JEAN MILLERSHIP c.1966-69, makers marks to base, diameter 36cmGood condition, no chips, cracks or restoration

A Carter, Stabler & Adams, Poole Pottery Jardiniere, designed by Truda Carter, pattern EP, decorated by Mary Brown, C.1920s', makers marks to base, height 23cmNo chips cracks or restoration, multiple glaze bursts from manufacture.

Four Carter and Co, Poole Pottery tiles, hand painted by Joseph Roelants for their Dutch series, largest 15.2cm SqAll are crazed, some surface marks and small chips to edges, one with larger chip at top right corner, otherwise good condition

Four Carter/ Poole Pottery tiles, 2 1930s' pictorial tiles both framed to hang, 2 1950s' traditional tiles and a Carter & Co advertising block.Dutch woman - crazed, otherwise good conditionFish basket woman - good condition, light crazingTraditionalware tiles, one with small chip to side, other with glaze misses on borderAdvertising block - multiple chips, no repairs

Two boxes of part tea sets, Poole pottery part coffee set, books, clock, Womble money box etc

Emma Bridgewater bird patterned tray, Beswick floral pin dish, empty Hendricks gin bottle, Radford & Poole pottery floral ceramics etc

Poole Pottery - Delphis - A collection of four retro 20th century hand painted trinket plates. Two hexagonal examples with one circular and one long . All marked 'Poole Pottery' to the underside. Largest measures approx. 18cm x 10cm. 

Loretta Leigh & Cynthia Bennett for Poole Pottery - Delphis - A 1970s retro studio art pottery vase having the traditional delphis orange colour patterns throughout. The vase being cylindrical with a waisted lower half. Signature and stamp to base. Measures approx. 23cm x 12cm. 

Carol Cutler Delphis plate for Poole Pottery, Stamped Poole, England and 'CC' (Carol Cutler) Monogram on base of plate. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99 worldwide.

John Adams for Poole Pottery CSA 'Chinese' blue glazed group of ceramics, comprising a pair of ginger jars and covers, with impressed marks to the base, 17cm high, a pedestal dish, incised '464' to the base with impressed marks, 11.5cm high x 20.5cm wide and a wide-shouldered vase, incised '422' to the base, 18cm high overall (4)Provenance: One of the blue ginger jars with covers was purchased from 'The Poole Pottery Museum and Archive' sale at Christie's South Kensington on 31st March 2004 and was lot 45, it comes with a photocopy of the accompanying invoice. The other item (Lustre vase) that is listed on the invoice is included in this sale. The ginger retains its original paper lot label. All with overall wear, marks, scratches, signs of age and use. One ginger jar lid with cracks. One ginger jar (Not the Archive sale example) with flaws to the footrim, we think this is a manufacturing/production fault, not damage. There is a similar fault to the footrim of the vase also. The pedestal bowl sounds dull when tapped, we have checked it under a UV light as a result and nothing shows. The Archive sale ginger jar has lots of sticky label/sellotape residue, but we think this would clean off with a gentle wash.

Truda Adams for Poole Pottery two large vases, the first decorated with a stylised bird and flowers, with 'NT' painted to the base, with impressed 11 mark, 25cm high overall, the second decorated with flowers and leaves, with 'NF' painted to the base, with impressed 11 mark, 29cm high (2) Overall wear, marks and scratches. Crazing to both. Some faults to the glaze in places. The bird vase with some peculiar-looking paint to the footrim, possibly restored, but there is no evidence of flaking that we can see. One small area of the footrim to the same vase shows under UV slightly. The floral vase appears generally ok with some pin-holes to the glaze.

Owen Carter for Carters Poole collection of four lustre vases, the tallest of square tapering form, with incised marks to the base and with Christie's lot number (See Provenance note), 31.5cm high, a red lustre baluster vase with impressed marks to the base and with Christie's lot number (See Provenance note), 22cm high, a Carters Poole red lustre bowl, with incised marks to the base, 20cm wide x 9cm high and a purple glazed twin handles vase, with incised marks to the base, 15cm high overall (4)Provenance: The two taller vases were purchased from 'The Poole Pottery Museum and Archive' sale at Christie's South Kensington on 31st March 2004 and were lot 1, they come with an accompanying invoice and catalogue. All with overall wear, marks and scratches. Consistent with age, display and use. All with crazing. The tallest example with some white to the corners and raised areas, this is wear to the finish, not damage. The baluster vase with some chips and a hairline crack. The bowl with minimal glaze faults, a pinhole to the glaze and with scratches. The purple vase with what looks like white paint on the surface?

Poole Pottery pair of limited edition slipware dishes, marking the 600th Anniversary of the Montacute Charter, thrown by Guy Sydenham, decorated by Tony Morris, one dish representing 'the common Seal of Poole', the other representing 'The Seal of William Montacute', each with impressed and painted marks to reverse, numbered 7/25, 27cm across, with certificate of authenticity (2) Minimal overall display wear and small scratches, otherwise seems ok.

Guy Sydenham (1916-2005) for Poole Pottery 'Atlantis' range, a collection of vases, including a tall ribbed vase, with impressed marks to the base, 17cm high, a tall vase with brown sunflower style design, bearing marks for Beatrice Bolton to the base, 13.5cm high overall, a small bud vase with incised abstract designs on a light green speckled ground, impressed marks for Jennie Haigh to the base, 8.5cm high, a small pod vase with long carved lines, with a mottled green glaze, impressed marks for Carol Cutler (Kellett) to the base, 8cm high, a small seed pod vase with two rows of vertical incised lines, impressed marks for Susan Dipple to the base, 9cm high and one other small bulbous vase with narrow neck, impressed marks for Beatrice Bolton to the base, 10.5cm high (6) All with overall display wear, marks and some scratches, most notably to the bases. Surface dust and dirt to all. Minimal glaze faults in places.

Poole Pottery collection of red earthenware and later ceramics including: a large vase decorated with a rooster, birds and flowers, with painted, stamped and impressed marks to the base, 22cm high, a large bowl decorated with blue birds, flowers and leaves, faintly impressed marks to the base, 24cm across x 11cm high, a jug decorated with flowers with painted and impressed marks to the base, 14.5cm high overall, a small wide shouldered vase decorated with flowers with painted, impressed and incised marks to the base, 13.5cm high overall, a small twin handled vase, possibly designed by John Adams, decorated with a leaping deer by Ruth Paveley, with impressed, incised and painted marks to the base, 12cm high, a small jug with striped decoration and black rim, painted, incised and impressed marks to the base, 6.5cm high, a commemorative bowl with 'ER II' to the centre on blue ground, stamped marks to the base, 13cm across, a small tapering vase with flaring rim, decorated with geometric shapes, decorated by Margaret Atkins, painted and impressed marks to the base, 14cm high, a small bowl or part of cruet set decorated with a rooster, stamped marks to the base, 5cm high, egg cup with green, purple and blue, painted, incised, and impressed marks to the base, 12.5cm across, a small panel brooch, marked to the reverse, 5cm overall, a Bo Peep dish, decorated by Marian Heath (De'Ath), incised '142' with impressed and painted marks to the base, 20cm across and another nursery ware mug or tankard, with impressed and painted marks to the base, 7.5cm high (13) All with overall wear, marks and scratches. Crazing to the glaze of all pieces. Some discolouration to the crazing on some also. The leaping deer vase has a professionally restored (Very difficult to spot, even under a UV light) handle. The large bowl has a very small bruse/tiny glaze loss to the rim. The small striped jug has a small fault to the footrim, we think this is a manufacturing fault, not damage. Panel brooch with small chips. Some old adhesive marks to some which would come off with a gentle wash.

John Adams for Poole Pottery CSA 'Chinese' blue glazed group of ceramics, comprising a pair of candlesticks, with impressed marks to the base, 23.5cm high overall, a ribbed vase with '694' incised to the base, 13cm high, a tapering bowl, with impressed marks to the base, 14.5cm wide x 8cm high, a small straight sided bowl with protruding rim, with impressed mark to the base, 12.5cm wide x 6.5cm high, a beaker or spill vase, with impressed marks to the base, 9cm high, a small saucer or dish, 12cm approx overall and two other vases, both with impressed marks to the base, one 10cm high, the other 8.5cm high (9) All with overall wear, marks and scratches. Some glaze faults and pin-holes in places. One of the candlesticks has a small repair to the top/sconce. The small beaker has a hairline crack. The wide squat vase on the far right of the picture has a hairline crack. The large vase has some faults to the footrim, which we think were made during the manufacturing.

Guy Sydenham (1916-2005) for Poole Pottery small bud vase with bright red glaze, impressed marks to the base, 9cm high and a taller green glaze vase also by Guy Sydenham, with impressed marks to the base, 18cm high overall (2) Both with signs of overall age, wear and use. Some scratches. The red glazed vase has some chips and damages, both to the neck and footrim. The green glazed vase has a hairline crack to the interior of the rim.

Truda Carter for Poole Pottery ceramic dish, decorated in pink, brown and black, abstract floral motifs, impressed '920' with pottery and handpainted marks to the base, 32.5cm overall Overall minimal wear, some crazing and small scratches in places. Otherwise seems ok.

Poole Pottery 'Delphis' range dish, decorated with abstract design, mark number 47, 26.5cm wide overall Overall signs of age and slight wear. Minimal scratches. Minimal glaze faults, crazing in places, otherwise seems ok.

Guy Sydenham (1916-2005) for Poole Pottery 'Atlantis' range, vase with flaring rim on tapering base with textured designs, thrown by Guy Sydenham, decorated by Beatrice Bolton, with impressed marks to the base, 17cm high, a seed pod vase with decorated surface, with impressed marks for Carol Cutler (Kellett), 12cm high and a square vase with repeating abstract line motifs, impressed marks for Catherine Connett to the base, 11cm high (3) Overall wear, marks and some scratches to all. Surface dust and dirt to all. The tall flaring vase has a small bruise to the rim. The seed pod vase has a firing crack to the rim, it also has a small blemish to the foot, which we think is part of the manufacture. The squat vase has a small blemish to the footrim on the underside, we think this is part of the manufacture.

Collection of Poole Pottery 'Magnolia white' range, comprising a large globular vase with twin moulded handles, impressed marks to the base, 27cm high approx overall, a pair of bottle vases, with '698' and other impressed marks to the base, 40cm high overall, a small globular vase, with impressed marks to the base, 19cm high, a pair of small vases or pots, with '276' and other impressed marks to the base, 5cm high overall (6) Overall wear, marks, scratches to all. The two smallest pieces with tiny rough areas to the rim, in our opinion this is due to the manufacture rather than damage. They would benefit from a gentle clean. Otherwise seems ok.

Guy Sydenham (1916-2005) for Poole Pottery 'Atlantis' range, vase with flaring rim on tapering base with textured designs on a white ground, with impressed marks to the base, thrown by Guy Sydenham, decorated by Beatrice Bolton, 20.5cm high Overall display wear, minor marks and scratches. Minimal glaze faults, otherwise seems ok.

Janet Laird at Poole Pottery 'Delphis' range vase, shape 85, decorated with clown faces, circa 1970, with signature and stamp to the base, 41cm high overall With overall age related wear. Some scratches. Some crazing to the glaze in places. Some glaze and firing faults, otherwise seems ok.

Poole Pottery Albarello vase, decorated with birds and flowers, 28cm high and a Poole Pottery serving dish decorated with fish and a lobster, 33cm wide overall, both bearing marks to the base (2) Overall signs of wear, age and use. Some scratches. The vase would benefit from being cleaned inside. Minor glaze/firing faults. Some crazing to the glaze. Otherwise seems ok.

Collection of Poole Pottery to include the Aegean and Delphis range, comprising a large decorative plate, depicting an owl, on blue and green ground, with painted and printed marks to the reverse, 26.5cm across, a large vase with orange and yellow decoration on a brown ground, incised mark for Lindsay Dean (Loader) to the base and other impressed marks, 23cm high overall, a green landscape on white ground, painted and printed marks to the reverse, 20cm overall, abstract motif on orange ground, printed marks to the reverse, 20cm overall, yellow and green plate on dark ground by Janet Laird, painted and printed marks to the reverse, 26cm across, four small vases and three other small plates (12) At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.

Alfred Rhead and Guy Sydenham (1916-2005) for Poole Pottery three ceramic freeform vases, one decorated with a repeating leaf motif in green, impressed '686' to the base, painted and printed marks to the base, 24cm high, another decorated with green and black stripes with small stars, impressed '595' to the base, painted and printed marks to the base, 22cm high, the third vase with bands of various purples and greens, impressed '686' to the base, painted and printed marks to the base, 24cm high (3) Overall signs of display wear, marks consistent with age and use. Minimal glaze faults, some small scratches, otherwise seems ok.

Carter & Co (Poole Pottery interest)and later pieces, including an early Carter & Co green glazed teapot stand or trivet, with impressed mark one to the reverse, 19cm overall, a tall tapering vase on a grey ground with blue and purple banded and stripe decoration, mark three incised to the base and 'CF' painted to the base, 30cm high, a large 'Portuguese' striped vase in green colourway, mark three incised to the base and 'CF' painted to the base, 15cm high, a large bowl, decorated with sprigs, mark three incised to the base, 24.5cm across x 10cm high, a Carter Stabler Adams twin handled vase with blue and yellow painted decoration by Ruth Paveley, with impressed and painted marks to the base, 16cm high and one other vase with banded decoration to the shoulder, with painted, impressed and incised marks to the base, 21cm high (6) All with overall signs of age, wear, use, marks, scratches and crazing to the glaze. The large sprig bowl very dull when tapped. Several cracks and hairline cracks. With some discolouration. The very tall thin vase has discoloured cracks and hairlines to the rim. The green trivet/teapot stand has a small bruise to one corner. The two grey ground vases with pin-holes to the glaze. We have checked both under a UV light because of this and cannot find any signs of restoration. The green striped vase/bowl with very small hairline to the rim (Could possibly be crazing).

Christine Tate at Poole Pottery 'Studio' range bowl, decorated with green and blue glaze, circa 1965, no. 46 mark to the underside, 41cm across x 12cm high Overall minimal display wear and some scratches. Minimal glaze faults and some crazing, otherwise seems ok.

Truda Carter for Poole Pottery Three ceramic vases decorated with stylised flowers by Hilda Hampton, the widest with impressed 19 mark to the base, with incised '353' and painted marks, 9cm high, the tallest baluster vase, with impressed 19 mark to the base, with incised '112' and painted marks, 12cm high and the smallest vase, with impressed 19 mark, with incised '361' and painted marks, 9cm high (3) Crazing to the glaze. Overall wear, marks and minimal firing faults. Some minimal scratches, otherwise seems ok.

Carter & Co (Poole Pottery interest) In the manner of William De Morgan (1839-1917) tile, with slip trailed decoration of a peacock, numbers to the reverse, otherwise unmarked, 15cm x 15cmNote: The same design has been found on marked Carter's Poole pottery tiles. Overall wear, marks and scratches. Some crazing to the glaze. Minimal chips and small losses to the reverse edges/corners, otherwise seems ok.

Alfred Rhead and Guy Sydenham (1916-2005) for Poole Pottery collection of ceramics to include: a bowl with infinity style design to the rim, painted and printed marks to the base, 22cm across x 9cm high, a tall pedestal vase in a similar colourway, painted and printed marks to the base. 19.5cm high, two boat shaped dishes, with handpainted decoration, painted and printed marks to the base, each measures 25cm wide x 10cm high, small pot with red and green painted motifs, painted and printed marks to the base, 11cm high and three other smaller pieces (8) All with overall wear, marks and scratches. One of the boat dishes with glaze faults to the rim, in the manufacture, not damaged.

Collection of various Poole Pottery to include RNLI Conference dish, transfer printed, printed marks to the base, 16cm across overall, 'St Edward 1000' Corfe Castle Commemorative plate, 20.5cm overall, an Art Deco black and white conical bowl, with impressed marks to the base, 7.5cm high x 17.5cm wide overall including the handles, 'Bow Bells' giftware range by Ros Sommerfelt, embossed dishes etc At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.

Alfred Rhead and Guy Sydenham (1916-2005) for Poole Pottery three ceramic freeform vases, the first of tapering form with flaring neck, decorated with green painted motifs, impressed '725' to the base, painted and printed marks to the base, 19.5cm high, the second vase also decorated with green painted motifs, impressed '716' to the base, painted and printed marks to the base, 20cm high overall and one other smaller vase decorated with purple and red motifs, impressed '652', painted and stamped marks to the base, 11cm high (3) Overall display wear, minimal scratches.

Designed by Truda Carter (1890-1958) for Poole Pottery large pottery jug, decorated with grey, brown and blue patterns, impressed and painted marks to the base, 37cm high overall Overall wear, marks, scratches. Crazing to the glaze. There is a discoloured scratch/possible small hairline crack to the interior of the bottom of this jug. It is not visible from the base/underside. 

Anita Harris at Poole Pottery 'Poole studio' ceramic dish, signed 'Anita Harris Re Tif Trial', to the reverse, 40.5cm overall Overall minimal display wear, scratches and some minor crazing.

A POOLE POTTERY DINNER SERVICE TO INCLUDE SERVING DISHES, BOWLS, VARIOUS SIZES OF PLATES, SOUP COUPES, A SAUCE BOAT AND SAUCER, CREAM JUG, SUGAR BOWL, CUPS AND SAUCERS - APPROX 57CM