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A pair of Ruskin style pottery vases. H:15cm

Six items of Ruskin pottery including mottled turquoise bowl, orange lustre vase, candlestick and three vasesCondition report: All in good condition although the orange lustre vase has a couple of tiny scratches to the body. Please see additional images. The smallest vase measures 11cm high. The largest measures 25cm high.

Group silver and other jewellery including Charles Horner silver leaf spray brooch, one other similar brooch, Ruskin pottery brooches etc

Ruskin Pottery crystalline vase, by William Howson Taylor, dated 1931, impressed mark & date, incised signtaure, 16cm highGood condition.

A Ruskin Pottery cream glazed table lamp with brown & green variegations - '1932', 6" high excluding fitting.

A RUSKIN POTTERY VASE OF HEXAGONAL FORM, blue & ochre crystalline glaze, incised 'W.Howson Taylor', 'Ruskin England' to base, 22cm high

A RUSKIN POTTERY JUG, globular body with strap work handle, blue crystallin glaze, impressed 'Ruskin 1933 England' to base, 18cm highCondition Report: There is a manufacturing stress crack running most of the way evenly down the centre back of the handle. The base rim has a strange finish, looks like been painted, may cover damage or restoration.

Art & Crafts pewter and ceramic biscuit barrel, retailed by Connell, 83 Cheapside, model 01280, in the manner of Archilbald Knox for Liberty & Co., the swing handle with Ruskin pottery-type oval cabochon and whiplash terminals, framing a domed cover with acorn finial, the planished body with broad flat rim on curved rib supports, inverted heart-shaped pottery cabochon and bulging base, 17cm diameter x 16cm high excluding handle / 23cm high overallCondition report: Has been polished some time ago resulting in some loss of definition to planishing. Scratches beneath base commensurate with age and use.

A small Ruskin Pottery footed bowl decorated in an all over tonal mottled green, impressed mark and dated 1933, diameter 6cm.

A Ruskin Pottery circular brooch, the mount stamped 'Sterling Silver', 4.3cm diameter, and an early 20th century lozenge-shaped brooch set with blue paste stone, stamped 'Silver', 4cm across CONDITION REPORT: Please note - Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.PLEASE CONSIDER SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE BIDDING. THE COST OF SHIPPING MAY AFFECT YOUR DECISION TO BID.

JOHN LEACH (1939-2021) for Muchelney Pottery; a stoneware flagon with running green ash glaze to one side, impressed JHL and pottery marks and dated 1990, gallery label, height 18.5cm, and a small Muchelney Pottery bowl (2). (D)Exhibited (flagon): 'John Leach: A Potter's Progress', Ruskin Craft Gallery, Sheffield, 1991 and Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, 1992.Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org

JOHN LEACH (1939-2021) for Muchelney Pottery; a stoneware platter, the well covered in tenmoku glaze with wax resist decoration, impressed JHL and pottery marks and dated 1990, gallery label, diameter 29.5cm. (D)Exhibited: 'John Leach: A Potter's Progress', Ruskin Craft Gallery, Sheffield, 1991 and Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, 1992.Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org

with red and white glaze, impressed marks to underside18.5cm highLiterature: Paul Atterbury and John Henson Ruskin Pottery, Baxendale, page 112 this actual coffee pot illustratedFootnote: The Ruskin Pottery studio was founded in 1898 by Edward Taylor, principal of the Birmingham School of Art, and it was run by his son, William Howson Taylor. The studio was named after John Ruskin, the influential artist, writer and social thinker. The pottery is known for its outstanding glazes - William Taylor referenced the glazes achieved by the Sung and Ming Dynasty and created his own masterpieces. In particular, he mastered the complex technique of “sang de boeuf”, using the ‘high fired’ method to produce a range of colours and unique ‘fissured’ glaze effects. The Ruskin factory in West Smethwick, Birmingham, stopped making new pieces in 1933 and closed two years later.Condition report: With some pits in the glaze, but free from damage and repair.  Checked under UV.

Ruskin - Art Pottery Cabochon Mounted In a Sterling Silver Celtic Style Circular Brooch. c.1910. Retailed by Liberty & Co, Beautiful Piece of Jewellery. 2.25 x 2.5 Inches - 5.65 x 5.65 cms. Superb Condition. From a Ladies Private Collection.

A William Moorcroft for James MacIntyre Florian Ware slender vase, early 20th century, decorated with tube lined flowers, printed and script marks, 23cm high; and a small Ruskin pottery iridescent orange bowl, impressed mark and date 1913, 6cm diameter (2)Condition Report: Glued foot rim chip to the Florian ware vase.Condition Report Disclaimer

A Ruskin pottery brooch, stamped to the reverse 'The Guild Button', measures 2.7cm diameterCondition report: Gross weight 8.2 grams.

A Ruskin pottery vase with mottled and drip blue glazes, impressed factory mark, 22.5cm high

A Ruskin pottery vase of tapering form with mottled blue glaze, impressed factory mark, 15cm high

An Iona silver brooch, 41mm, by Alexander Ritchie, mark of Iona Celtic Arts and AR IONA, Birmingham 1938, various other silver and base metal brooches, to include a pewter brooch set with a Ruskin type orange glazed pottery roundel, a silver and mixed metals bangle, etc Iona brooch overall good condition but with some play in the pin that will need attention. Orange brooch lacks pin. Silver disc brooch dented. Mother of pearl brooch pin loose. Most of the other items in good condition

Ruskin Pottery - A souffle glazed vase of compressed form decorated in a streaked blue glaze with faint painted grapevine to the shoulder, the interior in pale green, painted scissor mark, height 17.5cm, restored.

Ruskin Pottery - A small pot pourri and cover decorated in an apple green lustre with pierced flower heads to the shoulder, impressed mark and dated 1926, height 9.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glaze vase of globe and shaft form decorated in a streaked yellow to pale blue with crystalline flecks, impressed mark and dated 1932, height 15.5cm, together with a small crystalline glazed vase in blue to yellow, impressed mark and dated 1931, height 12cm. (2)

Ruskin Pottery - A souffle glaze vase of slender barrel form with a collar neck and splayed foot, the whole glazed in a mottled blue with painted floral band to the shoulder, painted scissor mark alongside impressed oval West Smethwick mark, faint date, possibly 1905 or 1906, height 24cm, S/D.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glaze vase of mallet form decorated with a yellow to orange glaze with blue crystalline flecks, impressed mark and dated 1932, height 21cm.

Ruskin Pottery - An apple green lustre vase of mallet form with a flared neck, impressed mark, height 15.5cm, S/D.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glaze footed bowl decorated in an all over blue glaze with moulded floral border, impressed mark and dated 1927, diameter 23.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A large high fired barrel vase with a squat flared collar neck decorated with brown streaking and copper green spotting with dove grey and sang de beouf patches, impressed mark alongside painted 7., height 23cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glaze flower jug decorated in a banded green to orange to ice blue to orange glaze with dribbles, impressed mark and faint impressed date, height 21.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glaze vase of globe and shaft form decorated in a pale yellow to blue glaze with dark crystalline flecks, impressed mark and dated 1930, height 19cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A pot pourri (lacking cover) decorated in an all over strawberry crush pink lustre with pierced flower heads to the shoulder, impressed mark and dated 1927, height 12cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline vase of swollen form decorated in a streaked yellow to orange to blue glaze, impressed mark alongside painted glaze code 1093, height 22.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A pepper pot and lidded mustard both decorated in an apple green lustre, tallest 6cm, together with two dark green souffle glazed coffee cups, printed mark, height 5cm. (4)

Ruskin Pottery - A small footed bowl decorated in an all over lavender lustre, impressed mark and dated 1924, diameter 12cm, height 10cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A vase of slender form with a splayed foot decorated in an all over mottled green souffle with an iridescent glaze, impressed mark and dated 1917, height 15.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A large souffle glazed vase decorated with an applied and tubed band of flowers, the whole glazed in a blue green, impressed mark and dated 1927, height 21.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glazed flower jug decorated in a streaked and dribble green to orange to blue, impressed mark alongside incised William Howson Taylor, dated 1933, height 21cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A lavender lustre powder pot and spire cover, impressed mark and dated 1922, height 13cm, diameter 15.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A pair of lavender lustre candlesticks, impressed mark and dated 1924, height 16.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A large souffle glazed vase of globe and flared shaft form decorated in an all over purple blue glaze, impressed oval West Smethwick mark alongside partial collection label, dated 1907, height 23.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glaze vase of globe and shaft form decorated in an all over streaked blue glaze, impressed mark and dated 1933, height 23cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glaze of barrel form decorated in a streaked and mottled blue glaze, impressed mark and dated 1932, height 19cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glaze lamp base decorated in a streaked blue to orange to green, impressed mark, height 20.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A small crystalline glaze vase of globe and shaft form decorated in a streaked yellow to orange to blue, impressed mark alongside incised William Howson Taylor, dated 1931, height

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glaze vase decorated in a matt brown to blue dribble glaze, impressed mark, height 17cm.

Ruskin Pottery - Three pieces of Ruskin Pottery comprising a small crystalline glazed vase in green and orange dated 1933, height 7cm, a yellow lustre vase dated 1926, height 11cm, and a small crystalline vase in blue to green, dated 1933, height 8cm, all with impressed marks. (3)

Ruskin Pottery - A high fired vase of angular form decorated in an all over sang de beouf glaze with copper green spotting and lavender curtains, impressed mark, height 17cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A vase of globe and shaft form decorated in an all over mottled blue, impressed mark alongside incised W. Howson Taylor and dated 1931, height 20cm.

Early 20th Century Ruskin pottery two tone drip glaze blue vase, impressed marks to the base 'Ruskin England'. 25cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) No obvious damage.

Ruskin Pottery (British 1898-1935), a ceramic mauve lustre vase, Impressed 1921, Ruskin England, Globular form with slightly flared, cylindrical neck, covered overall with a lustrous mauve glaze, 22.5 cm highCondition Report:A few fine scratches. Light natural wear. Crazing to glaze, but this is not obvious.  Some dirt on the inside.  

A Ruskin Pottery blue and turquoise circular inkwell with cover, impressed Ruskin Pottery, 1909 patent, 5cm.Amendment: the patent date is 1909, not 1903 as previously stated - please see images

RUSKIN POTTERY, a large orange lustre pot pourri jar with cover, the jar has a ringed foot, impressed Ruskin England 1925, the cover has six pierced heart motifs and a knopped finial, total height approximately 28cm (Condition:- the jar has a chip and a crack, the cover has two cracks), along with a Ruskin pottery brown lustre reticulated ginger/pot pourri jar, missing lid, the body pierced with flower motifs with heart shaped petals, impressed Ruskin England 1924, approximate size 9cm, no obvious damage, together with a peach lustre reticulated ginger/pot pourri jar with cover, the body pierced with flower motifs and heart shaped petals, impressed Ruskin, approximate height 12cm, lid restored, no obvious damage to jar (3)

A RUSKIN LUSTRE GLAZE GINGER JAR & COVER, to the base only part of the date is visible '191?', it is not impressed with factory name, 9.5cm high, together with two Plichta, London, hand painted pottery pigs, with hand painted clover decoration, 7cm l ong (3)Condition report: No chips, cracks or restoration but blown bubbles at the foot rim & near the base, in my opinion from the manufacturing process.  A little dimple in the making top of jar lid.

Ruskin pottery tea cup in lustre blue glaze, marks to base and '1926', 9cm diameter

Ruskin pottery vase decorated with a streaked brown glaze over mottled dark blue, impressed marks, 11cm high

A selection of antique, vintage and costume jewellery, to include; a silver smokey quartz set Celtic style brooch by James Coull Ltd, Edinburgh 1980, an Arts & Crafts Ruskin pottery style pottery brooch, a further silver Celtic style brooch, an assortment of Blue John pendants, rings and brooches, a labradorite heart-shaped pendant on chain, a Victorian blue lace agate set target brooch, a pounamu 'Kia Ora' brooch, a Tiger's Eye bracelet, a malachite bead necklace (at fault), and a further selection of pendants, necklaces, cufflinks, brooches etc (Qty)

RUSKIN POTTERY, a pink lustre reticulated ginger/pot pourri jar, pierced flowers with heart shaped petals, impressed Ruskin England 1927, approximate height 11cm, together with unassociated wooden pierced lid, no obvious chips or cracks, with a Ruskin Pottery, a lavender lustre reticulated ginger/pot pourri jar with matched cover, pierced flowers with heart shaped petals, impressed Ruskin 1911, approximate height 10cm including cover, no obvious damage (2)

RUSKIN POTTERY, a three handled bottle shaped vase, mottled green fading to blue glaze, inscribed W. Howson Taylor and impressed Ruskin England 1930 to the base, height approximately 25.5cm (Condition Report:- 2cm scratch to body)

RUSKIN POTTERY, a footed eggshell bowl, covered in a yellow glaze with a band of clover to the outer rim, painted Ruskin England 1923, with painted scissor mark, approximate height 19.5cm, together with a Ruskin style yellow teacup with a band of foliage to the rim, unmarked, chip to rim of teacup (2)

RUSKIN POTTERY, a pale green and yellow lustre baluster vase, impressed Ruskin England to the base, height approximately 21.5cm, (Condition Report:- approximately 7cm crack running vertically from the rim)

RUSKIN POTTERY, an orange lustre glaze footed goblet, impressed Ruskin England to base, no visible date mark, approximate height 12.5cm, no obvious damage