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Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glazed tri-footed bowl, the well decorated in a streaked blue over orange, impressed mark and dated 1930, diameter 20.5cm

Ruskin Pottery - A small bronze lustre vase decorated with an all over mottled and iridescent glaze, impressed mark, dated 1923 and painted glaze code M5 to the base, height 16cm

Ruskin Pottery - A small apple green lustre vase and cover, impressed mark, dated 1922, height 9cm

Ruskin Pottery - A small pink lustre pot pourri of ovoid form with a small domed cover, impressed mark and dated 1922, height 9cm

Ruskin Pottery - A high fired barrel vase decorated with a mottled snakeskin glaze in tones of grey with two patches of ox-blood red, impressed mark, dated 1923, height 16cm

Ruskin Pottery - A twin handled vase decorated in a mottled green to dark blue, impressed marks, dated 1932, height 25cm

Ruskin Pottery - A souffle glaze vase of compressed form decorated in a tonal blue to lavender glaze, impressed mark with painted glaze code 831 to the base, height 12.5cm

Ruskin Pottery - A vase of tapering cylindrical form with a flared foot, the whole glazed in a yellow lustre with a painted garland to the neck, impressed marks alongside painted scissor mark and painted date 1921, height 24cm

Ruskin Pottery - A small crystalline glaze stand raised to four scroll feet, the whole glazed in a mottled blue, impressed marks, height 3.5cm, internal stand diameter 6.9cm

Ruskin Pottery - A footed eggshell bowl decorated in a mottled yellow and blue lustre, impressed marks, dated 1925, diameter 12.5cm

Ruskin Pottery - A large crystalline glaze vase decorated in a mottled tonal green and white, impressed mark, dated 1933 and incised W. Howson Taylor, height 27cm

Cobridge Pottery - A later 20th Century vase of barrel form decorated in a streaked and mottled tonal lavender, blue and white glaze, in the style of Ruskin Pottery high fired glazes, impressed marks, height 25cm

A Ruskin pottery jug by William Howson Tayler with mottled green, orange and grey glaze, angular handle and impressed marks to base, date 1933 and incised signature, 18 cm high

A Ruskin pottery bowl with oatmeal and orange glaze on blue ground, with factory and further 1932 stamp to base, diameter 22.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Generally ok, some small marks and abrasions but no visible damage or restoration.

Bretby Art Pottery, a pair of Arts and Crafts twin handled vases, in the Art Nouveau style, the sinuous copper overlay effect body, with simulated hammering, set with Ruskin type cabouchons, impressed 1669, 31cm high (2)

A RUSKIN POTTERY JARDINERE, of plain form having green and orange glaze, impressed Ruskin & England to base, diameter approx 19.5cm x height approx 11cm, together with two damaged Ruskin pieces, a yellow lustre footed bowl with band of fruiting vines (broken and re-stapled together) and a footed bowl with mottled green and orange bands, impressed marks and dated 1933 to base, height approx 13.5cm x diameter 20cm (base has been completely re-glued) (3)

A 9 carat gold cased gent's wristwatch, a ladies rolled gold wristwatch and a collection of costume jewellery including; a Ruskin pottery brooch, a Swedish silver and enamel brooch, a rock crystal brooch, a Persian painted bone bracelet, a Whitby Abbey jet cameo bracelet and mourning jewellery

A Modern Novelty Hallmarked Silver Toothpick, FGH (Harrison Brothers & Howson), Birmingham 1998, as a stork; together with a teaspoon and a Ruskin pottery brooch. (3)

A Ruskin pottery yellow lustre vase, with impressed mark to underside and dated 1913, 22 cm high together with a New Chelsea Staffordshire ginger jar and cover, set of six Staffordshire Iris pattern plates and two others

Ruskin pottery pink lustre vase dated 1922 H 16 cm (repair to neck)

LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY FRENCH TINTED BISQUE AND CHINA LACE GROUP, LADY AND GALLANT ON ROCOCO BASE, 8" HIGH; BISQUE RECEIVER WITH FIGURE; CONTINENTAL TERRACOTTA GROUP OF TWO SEATED PEASANT FOLK 4 1/2" HIGH; A DUTCH DELFT BLUE AND WHITE VASE; RUSKIN STYLE TWO HANDLED POTTERY VASE AND A LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY CONTINENTAL CHINA IVORY GROUND VASE, PAINTED WITH FLOWERS AND TWO ART NOUVEAU HANDLES, 6" HIGH (6)

A Ruskin pottery lamp base with blue lustre glaze, paper label and impressed mark, gilt metal mounts, 8"

An Order of St Gregory Commanders enamel badge, together with a Ruskin pottery set brooch, (2).

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS PEWTER OVERLAID WOOD CIGAR BOX AND COVER, THE COVER WITH REPOUSSÉ LEAF DECORATION AND SET WITH A RUSKIN TYPE TURQUOISE GLAZED POTTERY PLAQUE, 15CM W, C1920

Ruskin pottery brooch, hallmarked silver and other brooches, necklaces, rings and watches Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Ruskin Pottery crystalline glaze shallow tri-footed bowl glazed in a tonal blue against a cream ground with light blue crystalline flecks, impressed marks to the base, diameter 24cm

A Ruskin Pottery crystalline glaze vase decorated in a streaked yellow over orange with green spotting, impressed mark and dated 1930, height 20.5cm.

A Ruskin Pottery vase decorated in a mottled brown blue, to yellow to dark blue glaze, impressed marks, dated 1932, height 23cm, S/D

A large Ruskin Pottery lilac lustre high shouldered vase, the whole decorated in a mottled glaze, impressed marks, dated 1932, height 32cm, S/D

An early 20th Century Ruskin Pottery souffle glaze candlestick, the whole glazed in blue, impressed mark and dated 1910, height 18cm, S/D

A collection of Ruskin high fire lustre, pottery roundels and plaques, including buttons, brooches etc

Silver-coloured metal locket, floral and scroll engraving, a modern silver and lapis pendant on belcher link chain, a Ruskin pottery set brooch and various other silver jewellery items

A 20th century studio pottery stoneware ginger jar and cover, decorated with a crystalline glaze in the manner of Ruskin, with blue spangles against a mottled ground, impressed marks and number 1978, 18cm

A Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware vase by William Howson Taylor, dated 1906, slender form, covered in a purple glaze with turquoise and mint spots, impressed marks, 20cm. high

A Ruskin green mottle glazed ovoid vase, diameter 15cm and 4 other various pottery vases, (5).

FOUR BOXES OF CERAMICS, a damaged Ruskin green lustre glazed ginger jar, white and gilt dinner wares, studio pottery, glassware, etc

Two Ruskin pottery bowls with mottled glaze, pottery vase and two other pottery bowls (5)

Attributed to Liberty & Co. Arts and Crafts wall mirror hammered copper, inset turquoise Ruskin Pottery roundels 98.5cm x 68cm.

A vintage 20th century blue crystal line half fire glaze bowl in the manner of Ruskin pottery. Measures 10 cm high and 23 cm diameter.

Fine Ruskin Art Pottery cylinder vase with overall Sang de Boeuf running high fired glaze, baluster shaped base tapering to the neck, impressed marks: 'Ruskin, England, 1933'. 27cm high approximately.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Minor surface wear but no obvious damage.

A Ruskin Pottery W. Howson Taylor single handled vase, of bulbous form with mottled matt glaze shading from grey through orange to green, impressed mark and 1933 and incised signature, 20 cm high.

A Ruskin pottery bowl on three feet, mottled matt blue glaze. Circa 1925, impressed marks. Diameter 21cm.

An early Ruskin pottery Meiping vase with lid, decorated with grape vines with a brown soufflé glaze. Scissors mark. Circa 1905.

A Ruskin Pottery white metal mounted brooch/pendant, the blue elliptical plaque within planished mount, 7cm max

An Arts & Crafts Mirror, the rectangular beaten copper frame with three Ruskin pottery blue/green heart cabochons, within riveted mounts, unmarked, 85cm by 60cm See illustration

FOUR BOXES OF CERAMICS, a damaged Ruskin green lustre glazed ginger jar, white and gilt dinner wares, studio pottery, glassware, etc

A Ruskin Pottery poppy seed pod-shaped vase, dated 1932, decorated in a streaked matt-blue and ochre crystalline glaze, impressed marks and date, 15cm.

A Ruskin pottery miniature bowl, with a yellow and green crystalline glaze pooling to the centre, impressed 'Ruskin, England', 6cm diameter, a Ruskin pottery yellow lustre vase with a band of leaves, dated 1908, 8cm and two miniature Ruskin footed bowls in lemon lustre, 5.5cm (4).

A large pair of Ruskin Pottery vases, dated 1910, swollen body with flared neck and rim, both in a soufflé lustred glaze in running shades of green and turquoise with darker speckling, impressed marks to base, 22cm (2).Illustrated.

Two 1920s Ruskin Pottery vases, the first of lily form, the second of swollen barrel form, both decorated in an all over orange lustre glaze, both with impressed marks and both dated 1924, tallest 25.5cm (lily vase A/F) (2)

A Ruskin Pottery vase of high shouldered form decorated in a streaked and mottle crystalline glaze, the neck in a tonal cream and blue leading to a blue body with sweeping dribble line, impressed marks, height 21.5cm

A small 1920s Ruskin Pottery flared vase decorated in an apple green lustre with dark tea dust type patches, impressed marks, dated 1922, height 7.3cm

A Ruskin Pottery square form vase decorated in a streaked yellow to orange glaze, incised marks Ruskin W. Howson Taylor, height 21.5cm

Three Ruskin pottery Vases, A/F, an ovoid pale blue glaze Vase dated 1917, 6in H, a tall dark blue glaze slender Vase dated 1910, 10 1/2 in H and a Ruskin irridescent blue Vase, 9 1/2 in H. AMENDMENT: Ruskin pottery Vases, A/F,

Fine Ruskin Art Pottery cylinder vase with overall Sang de Boeuf running high fired glaze, baluster shaped base tapering to the neck, impressed marks: 'Ruskin, England, 1933'. 27cm high approximately.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Minor surface wear but no obvious damage.

A stoneware jug of Oriental influence decorated in a sang de boeuf flambe glaze, h. 20.5 cm*bears Ruskin Pottery West Smethwick stamp CONDITION REPORT: Firing faults, including minimal cracking/ chipping defects as photographed. There is no major cracking or chipping affecting the solidity of the jug. Glazing is inconsistent across the jug's surface. Stamp to the base reads "Ruskin Pottery, West Smethwick"

A large Studio pottery platter, indistinctly signed verso; a Ruskin pottery coffee can and saucer; Van Briggle Studio pottery bowl and matching vase; and three other items, (7)

Ruskin Pottery Vase

A Ruskin Pottery vase,orange lustre glaze, impressed marks dated 1915, height 15cm.

A Ruskin Pottery lustre vase designed by William Howson Taylor, dated 1915, shouldered, flaring cylindrical form, decorated with a band of fruiting grape vine in green on a yellow lustre ground, a Ruskin Pottery orange lustre carafe vase and two Crystalline vases printed and impressed marks, 15cm high (4)