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A GOOD AND EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF RUSKIN POTTERY BUTTONS ROUNDELS AND HIGH FIRED HEARTS, mostly marked, 12cm largest in length

A STREAKY MATT BLUE AND CRYSTALLINE GLAZED RUSKIN POTTERY VASE, on oriental inspired stand, 34cm high, each piece with impressed marks, the vase dated 1931, the stand 1927

AN EARLY RUSKIN POTTERY POT AND COVER with stylised floral banding over tonal green and blue glaze, having painted crossed scissors mark and reference numerics, 10cm high (a similar pot features in the Ruskin Pottery Book page 37 and is described as a souffle glazed honey jar - shape 140)

A LARGE RUSKIN POTTERY HIGH FIRED DISPLAY PEDESTAL with speckled red and purple glazed bandings, 15cm high x 28cm wide, impressed marks to underside

A Ruskin pottery Souffle glazed vase by William Howson Taylor, decorated in oranges and blues, impressed marks. 12 cm high

A RUSKIN FLAMBÉ LILY VASE AND STAND the vase of shape 63, in an intense crimson glaze transmuting to violet and purple and speckled in green, 29cm h, impressed marks, vase dated 1926, collector`s labels Provenance: William Howson Taylor (1876-1935); Ferneyhough Collection. Exhibited: Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Ruskin Pottery from the Ferneyhough Collection, 1975. ++Both in fine condition, not hitherto offered for sale

TWO VERY RARE MATT BLACK PAINTED PLASTER STANDS FOR RUSKIN POTTERY EXHIBITION VASES in Chinese style on four or five feet, 9 and 15cm h, c1925 Provenance: William Howson Taylor (1876-1935); Ferneyhough Collection. Howson Taylor used stands such as these for the largest and finest of his flambé vases. Three such vases were photographed on similar stands for an illustration in The Studio, November 1925; see Atterbury (P) and J Henson, Ruskin Pottery, Somerset 1993, illustrated p113. ++Both in good condition

RUSKIN POTTERY. A GROUP OF ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS AND FACTORY RECORDS INCLUDING CORRESPONDENCE, PHOTOGRAPHS AND SPECIMEN LABELS including the application for the registration of a trademark by W Howson Taylor and certificates, autograph letters signed and typed letters signed to W Howson or Edward R Taylor from amongst others, W R Lethaby, The Arts & Crafts Exhibition Society and the Board of Trade, printed invitations, factory stationery, promotional material, press cuttings and magazine articles, some laid down on boards for exhibition, in a wooden case Provenance: William Howson Taylor (1876-1935); Ferneyhough Collection. Many of the items in this lot are illustrated, Atterbury & Henson, op cit. ++The lot in generally very good condition, long having been kept away from the light in a box, much unique archival material included. Not hitherto offered for sale.

Two pieces of Ruskin Pottery to include a pot with matched lid, of blue and green crystalline glaze, the lid with pierced florets with dove grey glaze and vase of bulbous form with flaring neck, cream glaze with traces of yellow lustre, painted floral decoration, impressed and scissor marks, dated 1913, the other impressed mark for Percy Holland, both A/F, largest approx. 26cm high.

A group of Ruskin Pottery, to include coffee cup and saucer, apple green glaze, cup impressed mark, coffee cup with green souffle glaze, the saucer with vertical stripe border, saucer impressed WHT monogram, teacup and two saucers with green souffle glaze, unmarked, cup A/F.

A group of four pieces of Ruskin Pottery, mostly souffle glazes, to include two plates and pierced footed strainer A/F, all with painted foliate decoration, two with scissor mark, one with WHT monogram, the other marks obscured by glaze and apple green lustre pepper pot A/F, plates largest approx. 8cm dia.

A Ruskin Pottery footed bowl, with crystalline glaze running from pale green to blue, impressed mark for Percy Holland, dated 1930, approx. 22cm dia. and 8cm high.

A group of five Ruskin Pottery plates, all with green souffle glaze, four with painted foliate decoration, two with scissor mark, four with impressed WHT monogram, approx. 19cm dia.

Two pairs of Ruskin Pottery cufflinks to include oval pair with strawberry souffle glaze, stamped marks and round pair with lilac souffle glaze, unmarked, largest approx. 1.3cm long.

Two Ruskin Pottery vases, shapes 408 and 357 from the 1906 catalogue, both orange lustre glaze, both impressed marks, the larger dated 1915, the smaller vase restored, larger approx. 22cm high.

A Ruskin Pottery teapot, of squat ovoid form, c.1910, mottled deep pink souffle glaze, with painted foliate decoration, marks obscured by glaze, painted number 29, approx. 10cm high, A/F.

A Ruskin Pottery lamp base, of cylindrical column stepped form, on hexagonal footed base, crystalline glaze, running from turquoise to ochre to deep blue, incised mark, approx. 28cm high, not inc. fitting.

A parcel lot of ceramic plaques and brooches, some by Ruskin Pottery to include rectangular and circular mondials, six pewter mounted brooches of various shapes, flambe and souffle glazes, some impressed marks (10).

A Ruskin Pottery pot pourri jar, lemon yellow lustre glaze with pierced florets to sides, impressed mark to base and dated 1908, approx. 9cm high.

A group of five Ruskin Pottery footed plates, all with blue and green souffle glaze with ivory rims and painted foliate designs, all with scissor mark, three with impressed WHT monogram, two with oval mark, each approx. 15cm dia.

A Ruskin Pottery high fired vase, of bulbous necked tapering form, mottled brown, ochre, russet and black flambe glaze, with blue and cream speckles with red flecks, originally made as a lamp base with central hole to base, but plugged with clay and glazed over contemporary to manufacture, impressed marks, undated, approx. 21cm high.

A Ruskin Pottery vase, of bulbous necked tapering form with roll rim, crystalline glaze running from turquoise and ochre to deep blue, impressed and incised marks, signature for William Howson Taylor, approx. 12cm high.

A Ruskin Pottery high fired vase, shape 211 from the 1906 catalogue, of bulbous necked form, with green speckled tonal mauve, lilac and sang de boeuf flambe glaze, impressed marks, undated, approx. 17cm high.

A Ruskin Pottery vase of baluster footed form with roll rim, shape 408 from the 1906 catalogue, iridescent lilac lustre glaze. impressed marks and dated 1927, approx. 26cm high.

A Ruskin Pottery high fired vase, shape 64 from the 1906 catalogue, of footed bulbous necked form, with green and black specked mauve, lilac and sang de boeuf flambe glaze on an ivory ground, impressed mark for Percy Holland and dated 1933, this vase came in three sizes, this being the middle one, approx. 25cm high.

A Ruskin Pottery vase, shape 357 from the 1906 catalogue, tortoiseshell effect streaked mother of pearl pink lustre glaze, impressed marks and dated 1925, approx. 16.5cm high.

A Ruskin Pottery lustre blue glazed vase, impressed marks and date mark 1923. 27cm

Five Ruskin pottery vases with mottled multi-coloured glaze and one other similar vase (6)

An art pottery vase in blue and yellow, possibly Ruskin, impressed 128, 28.5 cm high approx

A RUSKIN POTTERY VASE of cylindrical form with short everted rim, decorated with a band of pierced flower heads and a lustrous orange glaze, impressed `Ruskin 1912` to base. 31cm(h) Some wear to lustre around rim and shoulder^ some scratches etc.

JOHN RUSKIN, ETC: 1. Ruskin John: The Poetry of Architecture. Allen, 1893, 1st. edn. 4to. Original cloth. CONDITION: covers little worn, o/w vg; 2. Ruskin John: Modern Painters, in six volumes including index. Allen, 1900. fol. Original cloth. CONDITION: covers little worn, o/w vg; 3. Bowes, James: Japanese Pottery... Liverpool, Howell, 1890, 1st. edn. Original cloth. CONDITION: one page and plate loose, o/w G+ (8)

A Circular Ruskin Pottery Fruit Bowl Of Mottled Pale Turquoise And Ochre Design, With Impressed Marks To The Base, 11"" Diameter

Ruskin Pottery, a high fired vase of shouldered form, glazed in red and cream, impressed marks and date 1923, 25cm high

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline glaze vase in orange and blue of necked ovoid form, impressed mark and hand incised date 'July 31st 1928', 14cm high

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline glaze jug in turquoise and orange, of straight necked baluster form, impressed marks, 1933, 21.5cm high

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline glaze jug in blue and orange, of squat necked ovoid form, impressed marks, 1933, 19cm high

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline glaze shallow bowl in green and orange over blue, impressed marks, 1933, 24.5cm diameter

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline glaze bowl in orange and blue, impressed marks, 1933, 20cm diameter, together with a similar vase, impressed 128, 28.5cm high

A Ruskin pottery lamp base, with drip glaze, printed mark to underside, 28cm high overall

Two Ruskin Pottery candlesticks decorated with a cream and pale yellow lustre glaze and with the figures 1909 and Ruskin Pottery impressed to base, both 16 cm tall approx together with a Carlton ware jug and stand decorated with a foxglove

A Ruskin Pottery vase of narrow tapering form with everted rim, yellow and ochre crystalline glaze, impressed marks, undated, this example is unusual in that the form appears in neither the 1905 or 1906 catalogue, approx. 31cm high.

A Ruskin Pottery vase, of squat waisted flaring footed form, orange lustre glaze, impressed marks, dated 1908, approx. 19cm high.

A parcel lot of ceramic roundels, buttons and brooches, some by Ruskin Pottery to include heat shaped and circular mondials, round sterling silver mounted brooch, three pewter mounted brooches, gilt brooch, five buttons, all souffle glazes (12).

A Ruskin Pottery footed bowl, lavender blue lustre glaze, scissor mark, approx. 10cm dia.

A Ruskin Pottery eggshell footed bowl of circular form, yellow lustre glaze with trailing vine leaf and grape decoration in green, scissor mark to base, dated 1907 and oval mark, approx. 20.5cm dia.

A Ruskin Pottery orange-glazed jar and cover, impressed marks. 11cm

A Ruskin pottery vase, decorated with running glaze, marked to base Ruskin, England, 16.5cm

A rare pair of Ruskin mottled blue and pink pottery cufflink's stamped Ruskin to verso

An Arts and Crafts brass box containing eight pewter brooches and one pendant with Ruskin and other pottery roundel's

A Ruskin Pottery stoneware vase, dated 1906, compressed body with tapering neck and everted rim, covered in a purple lustre glaze, and another taller impressed marks, 17.5cm. high

A Ruskin Pottery egg-shell vase, covered in a yellow lustre glaze, two Ruskin bowls, a Farnham Pottery bowl, and three other vases various marks, damages Ruskin lustre vase 7.5cm. high

A Ruskin Pottery bowl, flaring form, covered in a deep blue glaze, the interior with crystalline glaze, a Japanese Satsuma bowl painted with chrysanthemum flowers and Wemyss pottery tray dish decorated with bees around a hive impressed marks to Ruskin 20cm. diam. Provenance Albert E Wade collection

A Ruskin Pottery stoneware vase covered in a yellow crystalline glaze, two other similar and a Ruskin Pottery egg shell bowl and cup and saucer impressed marks, 15.5cm. high

A Ruskin Pottery stoneware vase, dated 1905, compressed form with tapering cylindrical neck, printed with a band of vine, under a streaked green, blue and purple glaze impressed marks 23cm. high

A Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware vase with A.E Jones silver mount, dated 1908, compressed form with tall, flaring cylindrical neck, covered in a mottled purple and silver ground, the shoulder with turquoise and blue impressed marks, to base stamped hallmarks to rim, Birmingham 1908, 23.5cm. high Literature Paul Atterbury & John Henson, Ruskin Pottery, Richard Dennis Publications page 92 for a bowl and small pot with A E Jones silver mounts

A Royal Doulton Titanium Ware bowl, shallow footed form, covered in a pale blue glaze, another Royal Doulton Titanium Ware bowl, smaller, glazed green and a Ruskin Pottery egg-shell bowl glazed blue printed marks 26cm. diam.

An unusual Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware silver mounted brooch, rectangular sang de boeuf glazed stone with lavender speckles, set on silver mount with ropetwist border stamped Ruskin England Sterling 4.5 x 4cm

A circular colourless paste set brooch, glazed with a painted black and white miniature of two cherubs with a dove, a Ruskin flambé glazed pottery circular brooch, impressed `Ruskin` to reverse, diameter approx 3cm, a green and colourless paste set circular brooch, a gilt metal mounted Victorian oval malachite set brooch, and nine further brooches.

A set of four late 19th Century circular enamelled buttons, painted with portraits of ladies (one cracked), together with a collection of other enamel and porcelain buttons, including two pottery buttons, probably by Ruskin.

FOUR DECORATIVE ARTS CERAMICS REFERENCE BOOKS comprising Atterbury`s ""Ruskin Pottery"", Dennis` ""William de Morgan"", Cross` ""Pilkingtons"" and Haslam`s ""Elton Ware