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A small Ruskin Pottery footed bowl decorated in an all over lavender lustre, impressed mark and dated 1921, diameter 6cm.

A Ruskin Pottery high fired vase of low bellied form decorated in an all over mottled tonal grey over a dove grey ground, retains Ruskin Pottery 'This colour scheme cannot be repeated' paper label with indistinct original pencilled price, painted glaze code 20.BL.XYZ to the base, impressed mark and dated 1923, height 21cm.

A Ruskin Pottery vase of footed barrel form decorated with hand painted thistle foliage in green under a yellow lustre ground, impressed mark alongside painted Ruskin England and the scissor mark, impressed and painted 1914, height 28.5cm.

A Ruskin Pottery crystalline glaze vase decorated with blue to yellow to orange, impressed mark and dated 1932, height 21.5cm.

Two Ruskin Pottery orange lustre vases, the first a small lily vase with a painted garland to the shoulder, dated 1916, height 15.5cm, and the second of footed form, dated 1913, height 16cm, both with impressed marks. (2)

EARLY STUDIO POTTERY comprising of a Pilkington Lancastrian three handled vase with blue mottled glaze, pattern 2468, approximate height 18cm, Ruskin pottery vase with 'Ruskin Pottery West Smethwick' backstamp (restored rim), and two Aller Vale three handled art nouveau vases

A Ruskin Pottery and pewter brooch

An assortment of Victorian and vintage costume jewellery, to include a Victorian yellow metal memorial ring set with plaited hair with monogrammed cartouche to front and inscription to inside, a 9ct gold cameo set ring, two Ruskin pottery brooches, an agate set locket, and an assortment other vintage costume rings, brooches and necklaces, complete in leather box (Qty)

A 9CT GOLD LOCKET SET WITH LABRADORITE AND MOTHER OF PEARL, A VICTORIAN PEARL SET BAR BROOCH IN GOLD MARKED 9CT, A RUSKIN POTTERY CABOCHON IN SILVER, BIRMINGHAM 1918, AND FIVE OTHER MISCELLANEOUS BROOCHES AND LOCKETS

Doulton Lambeth art pottery vase, height 27cm, pair of art pottery vases, with paper label 'Taylor Howson, Ruskin'?, height 16cm also other Doulton wares and glass (7).

A RUSKIN POTTERY HIGH FIRED GINGER JAR/POT POURRI JAR, the ovoid body with reticulated flower motifs, decorated in a pale crystalline glaze over a matt streaked ground, impressed Ruskin England 1927 to the base (condition: missing lid)

A RUSKIN POTTERY EGGSHELL BOWL, having a blue mottled glaze to the exterior and an orange and blue crystalline glaze to the interior, height approximately 8cm x diameter 20cm, impressed Ruskin England 1932 to the base (condition: no chips or cracks)

A RUSKIN POTTERY TABLE LAMP, the stepped hexagonal base rising to a tapered cylindrical stem, blue and white matt glaze, impressed Ruskin England 1930, height approximately 31.5cm excluding fitting, together with a Ruskin hexagonal vase decorated with a blue over green ground, impressed Ruskin England, indistinct date, height approximately 16.5cm (2) (condition: some crazing to the white glaze on the lamp, no obvious chips or cracks)

THREE PIECES OF RUSKIN POTTERY, comprising a decorative single handled jug, impressed triangular backstamp, dated 1932, height approximately 18cm, an ovoid vase, triangular backstamp, dated 1932, height approximately 18.5cm and an onion shaped vase, triangular backstamp, dated 1933, the last official year of production, height approximately 26.5cm, all decorated in a green crystalline glaze (3) (condition: no chips or cracks)

TWO PIECES OF MINIATURE RUSKIN POTTERY, comprising two shallow bowls, a green example impressed Ruskin England 1922 and an orange example impressed Ruskin, together with an unmarked yellow miniature bowl in the manner of Ruskin, height approximately 3cm (3) (condition: small chip to the green vase)

THREE PIECES OF RUSKIN POTTERY, comprising a candlestick, impressed Ruskin 1918 to the base, together with two vases, both dated 1921, all decorated in a yellow lustre glaze, tallest approximately 17cm (3) (condition: no chips or cracks, some crazing to the glaze)

THREE PIECES OF RUSKIN POTTERY, comprising a small peach lustre ginger jar with damaged lid, impressed marks to base, dated 1925, a pair of blue lustre vases, impressed marks, dated 1922, one vase damaged, together with a footed eggshell bowl and squashed ovoid bowl, both unmarked to the bases but in the manner of Ruskin, tallest height approximately 16cm (5)

TWO RUSKIN POTTERY BOWLS, the first being a yellow and green crystalline example with impressed backstamps, height approximately 5cm, the second an orange and green example dated 1930, height approximately 5cm (2) (condition: rough area of glaze to the inside surface of the second bowl)

RUSKIN POTTERY, comprising an onion shaped vase in blue and orange glaze, incised William Howson Taylor signature with triangular backstamp, dated 1931, height approximately 30cm, together with cylindrical vase with flared rim, blue, orange and green glazes, impressed marks to base, dated 1933, height approximately 24cm (2)(condition: no chips or cracks)

FOUR RUSKIN POTTERY VASES, comprising a yellow and green example, impressed marks to base, height approximately 16cm, a streaked matt glaze example, impressed Ruskin England, height approximately 13cm, a small blue and white vase, impressed marks, dated 1931 (damaged) and a hexagonal green and orange vase with William Howson Taylor signature to base (damaged) (4)

A RUSKIN POTTERY HIGH FIRED MINIATURE VASE BY WILLIAM HOWSON TAYLOR, ovoid with tapering neck, covered in a red and white mottled glaze, impressed Ruskin, England to the base (small chip to rim), together with a cracked Ruskin miniature vase in an iridescent blue glaze, height approximately 7cm (2)

Ruskin Pottery Ginger jar and cover, 1915 pink glaze impressed marks 27.5cm high.

Michael Cardew (1901-1983) at Winchcombe Pottery Teapot, circa 1929 honey glaze, with slip decorated fish to either side impressed pottery seal 18cm high. Provenance: Ruskin Antiques, Stow-on-the-Wold, 1995. Together with a letter by Sidney Tustin dating to 1994 confirming that the teapot was made by Michael Cardew.

Ruskin pottery iridescent lilac glazed bowl with impressed date 1927 to base, 23cm diameter, a Radford pottery vase and two other items (4) 

Three miniature lustre pottery bowls/ salts, by Ruskin, the largest stamped 1922, 6cm diam, mid-sized salt 5.2cm (cracked), and a cauldron form 4.5cm diam. (Qty: 3)

A 1920s Arts and Crafts Ruskin Pottery type cabochon brooch

A large Ruskin Pottery stoneware ginger jar and cover designed by William Howson Taylor, shouldered form covered in a matt blue banded glaze bleeding into orange impressed Ruskin England, 31.5cm. high

A RUSKIN POTTERY HIGH FIRED SMALL VASE, 1905, of shouldered flared cylindrical form in a lavender and green glaze, impressed WHT monogram, 1905 and No.100, 4" high (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A GROUP OF STUDIO POTTERY VASES AND BOWLS, to include two Ruskin pottery bowls, one a yellow footed egg shell bowl with a repeat band of foliage, impressed and painted marks to the base - restored, together with a Lavender lustre footed bowl, impressed and printed marks, dated 1922 - damaged (2), Wardle Pottery to include an Art Nouveau style ovoid mug possibly by Frederick Hurten Rhead, impressed 1977 to base, an Art Nouveau twin handled candlestick, No 3526, together with two green and white jasperware style jugs, tallest height approximately 14cm, impressed marks to base and No 118 (4) and a group of studio art pottery to include a terracotta baluster vase with treacle glaze to the top half by Wedgwood, approximate height 25cm, Royal Doulton blue glaze vase, impressed X8893-5512, approximate height 20cm, two smaller Royal Doulton vases, Watcombe pottery twin handled vase and Etruscan ware vase (12)

A Ruskin Pottery crystalline square sectioned part lamp base in tonal brown and orange, impressed mark to base, height 25cm.

A Ruskin Pottery crystalline glaze jug decorated in a mustard yellow to orange to blue, impressed mark and dated 1932, retains partial paper label, height 22cm.

A Ruskin Pottery crystalline glaze vase of flared form decorated with a mottled olive green to yellow to blue, impressed mark and dated 1933, height 19.5cm.

A Ruskin Pottery crystalline glaze jug decorated in a mottled blue to orange to blue, impressed mark and dated 1933, height 21.5cm.

TWO RUSKIN GLAZED POTTERY PLAQUES, 3 CM DIAMETER APPROX AND 4.3 CM L APPROX, IMPRESSED MARK, C1920++GOOD CONDITION

A quantity of assorted items, to include a Ruskin pottery brooch, a pair of sterling silver hat pins and a single hat pin by Charles Horner, a silver sardonyx fringe necklace, a pair of metal drop earrings, fittings deficient , a 9ct gold bar brooch, a silver marcasite set panel bracelet, a mother-of-pearl bookmark, together with bracelets, brooches, earrings, pendants, rings, etc.

A quantity of assorted items, to include a leather case containing a silver glazed butterfly wing brooch, with painted scene, a Ruskin pottery brooch, a cheroot holder, and a quantity of costume jewellery, together with a quantity of wristwatches, fountain pens, ballpoint pens, propelling pencils, pocket knives, lighters, foreign coins, and Lalique miniature perfumes

A RUSKIN POTTERY HIGH FIRED VASE, of tapering form, shape No.271, decorated in a lavender lustre glaze, height approximately 25cm (condition: no obvious damage or restoration)

TWO RUSKIN POTTERY BOWLS, to include a yellow footed egg shell bowl with a repeat band of foliage, impressed and painted marks to the base - restored, together with a Lavender lustre footed bowl, impressed and printed marks, dated 1922 - damaged

Vintage costume jewellery, including a Ruskin Pottery type cabochon brooch, white-metal and citrine bar brooch, and white-metal and spinach jade earrings

RUSKIN POTTERY EGGSHELL BOWL, covered in a dusky pink lustre glaze, apparently unmarked, 21cm diameter; together with a STRAWBERRY LUSTRE FOOTED TAZZA, impressed marks RUSKIN/ ENGLAND/ 1925, 24cm diameter; an ORANGE LUSTRE GLAZED BOWL, the interior well decorated with leaves, with painted crossed swords mark, 15cm diameter; a miniature YELLOW LUSTRE EGGSHELL BOWL, apparently unmarked, 10cm diameter; a MINIATURE LAVENDER EGGSHELL BOWL, apparently unmarked, 8.5cm diameter; and an ORANGE LUSTRE BOTTLE VASE, impressed marks RUSKIN 1924, 16cm high (Qty: (6))

RUSKIN POTTERY GROUP OF CRYSTALLINE VESSELS, CIRCA 1920 including a VASE, impressed maker's marks, incised H. Howson Taylor signature mark, 16cm high; a smaller VASE, impressed maker's marks, 11cm high; and a BOWL, impressed maker's marks, 23cm diameter (Qty: (3))

RUSKIN POTTERY EGGSHELL FOOTED BOWL, 1924 covered in a lavender lustre glaze, impressed marks RUSKIN/ ENGLAND/ 1924, 23cm diameter; together with a GREEN LUSTRE BOWL, impressed marks, RUSKIN/ ENGLAND/ 1922, 25cm diameter; and a BLUE LUSTRE FOOTED BOWL, impressed mark RUSKIN, 24.5cm (Qty: (3))

A 9 carat gold ladies bracelet watch, 16.5g gross and another with 9 carat gold case, a hollow 9 carat gold bar brooch set with diamond chips, Birmingham 1888, with steel pin, a Rifle Brigade Waterloo sweetheart brooch, an oval gold plated brooch with Ruskin Pottery panel, a banded agate brooch and other Victorian and later brooches, Italian micromosaic items and other costume jewellery, a hand mirror and a shoe horn CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description

A pewter and Ruskin Pottery circular brooch

A Ruskin Pottery stoneware vase by William Howson Taylor, dated 1925, shouldered form with cylindrical neck and everted rim, covered in a lilac lustre glaze, and a Ruskin Pottery lustre plate impressed marks, 15cm. high (2) Provenance Private collection of Ruskin Pottery.

A Ruskin Pottery stoneware vase by William Howson Taylor, dated 1906, unusual footed, shouldered form resist decorated to the shoulder with a band of flowers and foliage, in blue souffle over purple impressed marks, 17.5cm. high Provenance Private collection of Ruskin Pottery.

An Arts and Crafts silvered metal casket with hinged cover, in the manner of A E Jones, rectangular section with riveted strap feet, the hinged cover set with 'Ruskin Pottery' ceramic roundel inside strapwork border, and a Liberty Tudric Pewter jardiniere with three scroll handles, model no.0357 the design attributed to Oliver Baker stamped marks to Liberty Pewter piece, 23cm wide (casket), 21cm. diam. (jardiniere), (2)

An Arts and Crafts patinated copper wall mirror, rectangular, stamped in relief with flowers and foliage, set with four Ruskin Pottery ceramic roundels, with bevelled rectangular mirror, paper label to reverse, 60 x 42cm. Catalogue notes The paper label to the reverse states the mirror was presented by the Clarion Club members 60 Years ago as a wedding present - and is dated 16.1.67, implying a date of 1907.

Quantity of Blue & White Pottery including Ruskin Pattern Flow Blue

A RUSKIN POTTERY VASE, decorated with a mottled, iridescent lavender glaze, shape No.304 but on a smaller scale, impressed 'RUSKIN, ENGLAND 1924' to the base, height approximately 15cm (condition: two section glued repair to rim)

A Ruskin pottery bowl, with high fired matt glaze, in orange and yellow and stamped Ruskin 1931 England to the foot rim, 20cm diameter

A quantity of assorted items, to include a sterling silver Armada dish by Mappin & Webb, London 1987, 44.99g, a sterling silver mother of pearl handled fruit knife, Sheffield 1955, a glazed butterfly wing brooch with painted beach scene, a cheroot holder, a Ruskin pottery brooch, a tie pin with enamelled George III shilling finial, together with a quantity of wristwatches, fountain pens, ballpoint pens, pocket knives, costume jewellery and Lalique miniature perfumes

A Ruskin high art pottery vase model 197 impressed Condition report No cracks restoration or chips

A selection of Victorian and later brooches, comprising: three carved shell cameos depicting, Hebe and the Eagle of Jupiter, a Putto and a landscape, a silver Ruskin pottery brooch, Gourdel Vales & Co, Birmingham 1917, a Victorian gold stone micro-mosaic brooch and a floral brooch (7)

Early 20th Century Ruskin Pottery flared Vase, approx 24.5cm tall with tonal colours, cream to Orange & marked "Ruskin England" to base

Early 20th Century Ruskin Pottery bulbous Vase, approx 17cm tall in Tonal colours, cream to orange & marked "Ruskin England" to base

Small Ruskin pottery vase, 7.5cm high, together with a Doulton Lambeth bowl (2)

Ruskin pottery lamp, Bretby bowls, Art Deco vases etc, tallest 25cm

Ruskin pottery vase with streak glaze decoration, 9.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A large high fired vase of compressed form with a cylinder neck, the body decorated with a mottled lavender over a dove grey ground to one side and sang de boeuf to the other, the neck in dove grey with lavender patches, impressed mark and dated 1922, height 29cm, S/D.