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A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian vase, covered in an orange glaze impressed marks, 10cm. high.

An unusual Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian dish, by Richard Joyce, decorated with a phoenix bird impressed mark, incised R Joyce, 26.5cm. diam. Repaired chip to rim.

A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian pottery vase, painted by William Slater Mycock, with stylised leaf designs, in turquoise and blue impressed marks with inscised monogram, 17cm high

A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian, twin handled pedestal bowl with mottled running orange glaze, maximum width 11 1/5 ins, together with a blue glazed Pilkington Royal Lancastrian vase, height 6 1/4 ins.

A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian posy bowl, the wide rim with foliate decoration by Gladys Rogers, diameter 8 3/4 ins, together with a small Gladys Rogers vase.

A Royal Lancastrian baluster Vase with mottled blue glaze, 11in,

A Royal Lancastrian baluster Vase with mottled orange glaze, 11in,

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian lustre miniature bowl, painted by Jessie Jones with a ruby and gold band of stylised flowers on a pale yellow and iridescent cafe au lait glaze, the exterior with hearts and trefoils on a blue band, on flared foot, 8. 5cm diam, impressed mark, painted artist's device, c1908 . In fine condition

A Royal Lancastrian Bowl, designed by Walter Crane and painted by William S Mycock, of ogee outline, externally with a broad band painted with six heraldic lions in lustre against a suffused red ground, with six horizontal bands alternating with hearts and red roses, the base with faint impressed factory marks, year mark for 1932, rebus/monogram of Walter Crane and "DES", monogram of WSM Pinx, {12.5cm high, 19.5cm diameter}

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian Lustre Vase, by Richard Joyce, the compressed globular body decorated with a continuous frieze of carp and seaweed, in lustre on a green ground with spots and swirls of iron red, impressed and painted marks including a date cypher, {26cm} (hairline crack to base)

AN EARLY 20TH-CENTURY ART POTTERY VASE in the manner of Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian ware, having an "apple-and-shaft"-form body with textured high-fired finish, and flesh-coloured hue, number 5 and indistinct printed mark to base, 14cm, (5.5in) high

A MID 20TH-CENTURY PILKINGTON'S ROYAL LANCASTRIAN POTTERY VASE of ovoid form, the matt pale grey body incised with overlapping pointed arched "trellis" , impressed mark to base, 24cm, (9.5in) high

A Royal Lancastrian oviform vase, glazed mottled pale grey, 20.5cm. high, and another Royal Lancastrian pear-shaped vase, covered with a grey glaze streaked with blue, 15cm. impressed factory marks.

Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian grey ground Vase, decorated with green leafy sprays, marked Royal Lancastrian, England, artist's mark possibly for Gladys Rodgers, 20cms, (8").

Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian toned orange ground circular Bowl, with moulded collar, circular base, impressed mark, pattern number 3246, 27cms, (10.5").

Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian baluster Vase of toned orange ground, impressed mark, numbered 2665, 23cms, (9").

Royal Lancastrian blue glazed vase, trumpet baluster form, 6ins; also another Royal Lancastrian vase, ovoid form, 5ins (2)

Royal Lancastrian bowl, wide rimmed baluster form, decorated with streaky red glaze, impressed marks, 9.5ins diameter

A Pilkington Lancastrian flambe solifleur vase and a copy of Royal Lancastrian Pottery 1900-1938 by Abraham Lomax impressed marks on vase 21cm. high. light scratches.

A ROYAL LANCASTRIAN BALUSTER VASE, first quarter of the 20th Century, all-over eggshell mottled green glaze, impressed marks and No.2093, height 27cm

A ROYAL LANCASTRIAN BALUSTER VASE, mottled matt turquoise glaze, impressed No. 3278, height 20cm

Royal Lancastrian bowl decorated with a large flower head design on a pale green ground by Gladys Rodgers, monogram to base as well as inscribed mark for E.T. Radford, Also a Royal Lancastrian vase, of ovoid form decorated with a mottled green and yellow glaze, (2).

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian large ovoid vase and flat cover, decorated in gold lustre by Gordon M Forsyth with a galleon in a full sail, and an heraldic lion, on a lustreous red ground, the neck inscribed 'Time and Tide Wait for No Man', 43cm high (17"), impressed and painted marks for 1906 and shape number 2292

Small quantity of Poole pottery items including a model of a sailing boat - also a small Royal Lancastrian posy vase no. 3368 & a similar blue vase etc.

An off white Royal Lancastrian vase embossed a band of galleons no. 3356, vase decorated fawns incised on base LM, a drip glazed vase stamped "Vasco Ware", Doulton biscuit barrel decorated a cat watching a robin, decorator TB A 910

A Royal Lancastrian two handled pottery vase of squat baluster form decorated in a bright speckled orange-yellow and olive-green running glaze, impressed marks, numbered 3181, 7 1/4in high, 7 3/4in diameter.

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian lustre jar and cover, painted by Gordon M Forsyth with two lions rampant and crimson berried trees bordered by ribbons, 18cm h, impressed mark, 2639 and date code for 1907, incised V of the thrower Robert Tunnicliffe, painted artist's device and year symbol, a flowering plant

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian Lapis vase by Gladys Rogers and E T Radford impressed mark, monogram and painted monogram 17cm. high.

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian vase designed by Lewis F Day, modelled in low relief with stylised leaves, covered in a red glaze impressed marks 17cm. high.

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian Lustre Vase, 1927, by W S Mycock, predominantly ruby lustre with repeated ranks of stylised iris with trails of cobalt blue under a running Celtic scroll motif on the upright rim, impressed marks, artist's "MSM" monogram and date, {18. 5cm high}.

A circa 1920's Pilkington's "Royal Lancastrian" pottery vase of baluster shape, decorated with stylised fish in turquoise and blue against a grey ground decorated by William S. Mycock, 21cm high, impressed factory marks and monogram, and two plates one decorated with a fish, the other with a seagull by Mycock, both with impressed factory marks and artists monogram.(3)

A group of Pilkinton's Royal Lancastrian pottery, circa 1920's, decorated by William S. Mycock, to include a shallow bowl, with brown speckled glaze, a similar colour vase, 15cm high, together with a small abstract decoration vase in bright oranges and green, and a small vase with carved leaf design in shades of green, impressed factory and shape marks incised monograms (4).

Royal Lancastrian bowl circa 1948 decorated with stylised otters by John Brannon on a brown ground with a cream border, impressed marks to base, 28.5cm 11.25" diam.

A Royal Lancastrian green glazed part fruit set, comprising; a round bowl with everted rim, six smaller bowls and seven dessert plates, impressed marks and E T R

Two Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian pottery vases, 1920's, decorated by Richard Joyce, monogrammed the first with a frieze of lions, the second with bold scrolls, together with a pale celadon glazed vase decorated with formalised sailing ships

A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian vase baluster form shape no. 2369, covered in a matt blue/green glaze, and a twin-handled bowl impressed marks 22cm. high.

A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian vase incised to the shoulder with panthers impressed and incised marks 24cm. high.

A Royal Lancastrian vase by John Spencer, sgraffito decorated with foliate band impressed and incised marks, Original paper exhibition label 14.5cm. high

A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian bowl by William S Mycock, decorated with a seagull to the well in shades of blue impressed marks, incised monogram datemark 1935 13cm. diam.

A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian bowl by William S Mycock, the well decorated with a kingfisher roundel impressed and incised marks, datemark 1932 23cm. diam.

A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian tazza by William S Mycock, decorated with foliate roundel to well, and a plate similar impressed and incised marks, datemark 1932 21cm. diam.

Four Pilkington Royal Lancastrian vases each covered in a blue/green glaze impressed marks tallest 17cm. high. Hairlines to rim of one.

A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian vase by Richard Joyce modelled in low relief with a fish, covered in a streaked blue and green glaze impressed mark, incised R monogram 12.5cm. high.

A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian vase by William S Mycock, shouldered ovoid form painted with foliate panels, in a green glaze impressed and incised marks, datemark 1931 17cm. high.

Two Pilkington Royal Lancastrian vases by E.T. Radford, covered in a running blue and green glaze impressed and incised marks 23. 5cm. high.

A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian Lapis vase by Gladys Rogers and E.T. Radford, shape no.3255 covered in a blue, green and grey mottled glaze and a bowl similar impressed and incised marks 18cm. high

A Pilkington's 'Royal Lancastrian' Lustre Vase, 1927, by W S Mycock, predominantly ruby lustre with repeated ranks of stylized iris with trails of cobalt blue under a running celtic scroll motif on the upright rim, impressed marks, artist's WSM monogram and date, 18.5cm.

A Pilkington's 'Royal Lancastrian' Ruby Lustre Vase, 1927, by Richard Joyce, the stout body painted in silver lustre with a double band of chestnut leaves, impressed marks, artist's RJ monogram in shield, 18.8cm (slightly misfired).

A Royal Lancastrian bowl, pattern number 8377, with wide flaring rim, celadon style glaze, 34.5cms diameter. (scratches)

W.S. MYCOCK FOR PILKINGTON'S ROYAL LANCASTRIAN, A large bowl, dated 1918, lustre decorated, impressed Pilkington's mark and '2815', 'ROYAL LANCASTRIAN, ENGLAND', 33cm.; 13in.

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian vase, the inverted mushroom shape grading from green on the neck to souffle brown on the globular base, impressed marks, 16cm high

A Pilkington 'Royal Lancastrian' pewter-mounted candlestick, possibly retailed through Liberty & Co., with green-glazed circular base and applied with a globular pewter top and drop-in sconce, 13cm. high, and a lobed oviform vase, also glazed green mottled with brown, 13cm. high, both impressed with factory marks.

A Pilkington 'Royal Lancastrian' Lapis Ware broad oviform vase, designed by Gwladys Rodgers, decorated in green, pale brown and mauve with stylised plant-forms against a grey ground, 17.5cm. high, factory marks, artist's mark and incised 'E.T.R' for Radford.

A Pilkington 'Royal Lancastrian' Lapis Ware oviform vase, designed by Gwladys Rodgers, decorated in pale blue and green with a broad band of stylised foliage against a mottled grey ground, 23cm. high, impressed factory marks, artist's marks and incised 'E.T.R.' for Radford.

A Pilkington 'Royal Lancastrian' oviform vase, by William Salter Mycock, decorated in dark tones with vertical leafy branches against a bright shaded and mottled orange ground, 11.5cm. high, impressed factory marks.

A Royal Lancastrian white glazed bulbous jug inscribed E.T.R. [E.T. Radford[?]], 18cms, together with two Chinese celadon glazed items, [3].

A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian vase of mottled orange colour, impressed marks 3274, and designers monogram of Gwladys Rodgers, 25.5cm

A PILKINGTONS ROYAL LANCASTRIAN VASE, matt glazed, the globular body decorated with stylised fish and waves in green and blue, impressed marks, 15.5cm high.

A ROYAL LANCASTRIAN CHARGER on a cream ground with stylised yellow decoration, the outside of the plate marked Royal Lancastrian and No. 2241, 13 3/4in. (35cm.) dia.

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian 'Lapis Ware' pottery bowl, designed by Gwladys Rodgers decorated on the interior with green radiating bands against a grey streaky ground, 22.5cm. diam, impressed factory marks, painter's monogram, ETR