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Click here to subscribeA Poole Pottery Ashtray, BN Simplified, mark no 62, 1970s onwards, decorated by Susan Allen, designed by Truda Carter, 18.5cms diameter, together with a Poole Pottery tray, shape no 361, BN Simplified, mark no 59, 1970s, decorated by Veronica Hanson, 18cms x 15cms, and a Poole Pottery small bathroom bowl, BN Simplified, mark no 41, 1950s/1960s, 8cms diameter
A Poole Pottery Jam Pot and Cover, shape no 288, SK Sprig, mark no 37, 1950s, decorated by Sheila Jenkins, designed by Truda Adams, 10cms high, together with a Poole Pottery jam pot and cover, shape no 287, SK Sprig, mark no 29, 1950s, decorated by Sheila Jenkins, designed by Truda Adams, 11.5cms high and a Poole Pottery bowl, shape no 220, SK Sprig, mark no 37, 1950s, decorated by Iris Downton, designed by Truda Adams, 11.5cms dimension
A Poole Pottery Cheese Dish and Cover, shape no 998, SK Sprig, mark no 36, 1950s, decorated by Joan Shorto, designed by Truda Adams, 15.5cms x 12.5cms, together with a Poole Pottery jam/marmalade jar and cover, shape no 286, KP Sprig, mark no 41, 1950s/1960s, decorated by Patricia Wells, designed by Truda Carter, 10cms high
A Poole Pottery Posy Strip, shape no 456, KP Sprig, mark no 39, 1950s, decorated by Josephine Sydenham, 16.5cms long, together with a Poole Pottery tea drop tray, shape no 359, KP Sprig, mark no 41, 1950s/1960s, decorated by Sylvia Penney, designed by Alfred Read, 18cms long and a Poole Pottery vase, shape no 987, KG sprig on grey pearl glaze, mark no 41, 1950s/1960s, decorated by Patricia Brown, 10.5cms high
A Poole Pottery Squat Vase, shape no 116, KG Sprig, mark no 39, 1950s, decorated by Mary Cockram, designed by Truda Carter, 10cms high, together with a Poole Pottery pot belly vase, shape no 173, KG Sprig, mark no 39, 1950s, decorated by Patricia Brown, 12.5cms high and a Poole Pottery mushroom posy bowl, shape no 175, PC Sprig, mark no 37, 1950s, designed by John Adams, 18cms diameter
A Poole Pottery Small Bowl, shape no 288, SF Sprig, mark no 19, 1920s, decorated by Gladys Jeffery, 7.5cms high, together with a Poole Pottery squat vase, KP Sprig, mark no 39, 1950s, decorated by Patricia Brown, designed by Truda Carter, 10cms high, a Poole Pottery small jug, shape no 657, WW Sprig, mark no 19, 1920s/1950s, designed by Truda Carter and a Poole Pottery jam pot (without cover) shape no 288, KW Sprig, mark no 41, 1950s/1960s, decorated by Josephine Sydenham, designed by Truda Carter, 7.5cms high
A Poole Pottery Vase, shape no 113, PZ Sprig, mark no 29, 1960s, decorated by Patricia Wells, 12.5cms high, together with a Poole Pottery small tray, WV Sprig, mark no 39, 1950s/1960s, decorated by Josephine Smith, 10cms diameter, a Poole Pottery small tray, PK Sprig, mark no 41, 1950s/1960s, decorated by Jacqueline Way, 10cms diameter, a Poole Pottery pot (a/f), shape no 353, MA Elaborate, mark no 19, 1920s/1930s, decorated by Hilda Trim, designed by Truda Carter, 10cms high and a Poole Pottery posy strip, shape no 456, CS Simplified, mark no. 39, 1950s, decorated by Pat Dightman, 16.5cms long
A pine chimney piece with Poole pottery tiled interior, by Harold Stabler, circa 1920`s, the tiles depicting waterbirds and rushes, approximately thirty tiles, overall height of chimney piece 122 cm, width 148 cm, depth 13 cm, each tile measuring 15.5 cm square, overall height of tiled section 102, width 108 cm.
Thomas Arnel b.1922- "Springtime"; pen and black ink, signed, titled and dated 59, 28x40cm: Poole, late 20th century- Dragon fly; mono-print, signed: Max Weiss 1921-1996- "The peacock"; coloured ink on paper; signed and dated 60: Tim Mallin, mid 20th century- "Clare", Houses; gouache, signed and dated 64, (4)
Brangwyn (Frank), Catalogue of the Etched Work of Frank Brangwyn, 1912, large 4to., portrait frontis., 200 works illustrated, quarter vellum; Skelton (Christopher), Eric Gill, the Engravings, 1990, 4to., dust wrapper; Poole (Monica), The Wood Engravings of John Farleigh, 1985, folio, dust wrapper (3)
TWO PEARLWARE FIGURES OF JOHN LISTON (1776-1846) AS SAM SWIPES AND VAN DUNDER. enamelled before a marble pillar on square base with printed quotation, No! am I a Gentleman? Upon your Soul tho` Mother or Read it indeeed! that is very easily said, read it!!, 16 and 18cm h, impressed 20 or a triangle, c1826-30 John Liston appeared in the three act comedy Exchange No Robbery by T E Hooke first produced at the Haymarket Theatre in 1820 and subsequently at Drury Lane. He played Van Dunder in T`would Puzzle a Conjurer, a two act comedy by J Poole at the Haymarket in 1824.. ++ Van Dunder - some localised flaking of the enamels. Tiny flat graze on the right cuff and one edge of the base
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