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Small Ruskin pottery tea bowl, stamped and dated '1927', 6cm diameter

A GROUP OF CERAMICS, comprising a John Clappison for Hornsea Pottery Studio Craft vase, shape no 352 (crazing), a Poole Pottery 'Blue Cockerel' design vase, a Crown Ducal vase, painted with blue, yellow and green spots and stripes, height 19.5cm (signs of restoration and several hairline cracks), a Poole Pottery V & A 'Ruskin' vase, a Wedgwood 'Clarice Cliff: May Avenue' limited edition plate no 14260, a Wedgwood Florentine W2714 dinner plate, Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' vase and preserve pot (hairline to pot), and a Royal Worcester hexagonal trinket box (9) (Condition Report: generally good condition, specific obvious damage as stated)

Ruskin Pottery Three-handled vase in blue drip glaze over orange and turquoise, 1932 Glazed earthenware Underside impressed stamp 'RUSKIN / ENGLAND / 1932' 22cm high 

A RUSKIN POTTERY SOUFFLE VASE blue and green mottled 25.5cm high

An early 20th Century Ruskin pottery high fired stoneware vase, of shouldered form the cream ground with purple wave bands and splashes, impressed RUSKIN ENGLAND 1920 to base, 20cm high 

William Howson Taylor for Ruskin pottery elephant's foot vase with crystalline blue and yellow glaze, incised signature, impressed marks RUSKIN ENGLAND 1931, H22.5cm

William Howson Taylor for Ruskin pottery elephant's foot squat vase, crystalline blue and yellow glaze, incised signature, impressed marks RUSKIN ENGLAND 1931, H14cm

A ruskin pottery vase, height 11cm. Condition - good, no damage/repair.

A group of four Ruskin Pottery bowls comprising:Miniature crystalline blue glaze bowl stamped Ruskin England 1932; Small green crystalline glaze bowl marked Ruskin England 1932; Miniature orange lustre bowl S/D;Egg shell green glaze bowl, chip to rim. (4)

A booklet entitled “Howson-Taylor: Master Potter. A Memoire with an appreciation of Ruskin Pottery”. City of Birmingham School of Printing 1936.Together with booklet entitled Ruskin Pottery by James Rushton 1975. (2)

Cheetham, A. Hand-compiled ceramics collection catalogue in 8 volumes each volume 25.5 x 21cm in original buff wrappers with typed labels to upper covers listing contents, dating from the 1940s, the volumes comprising:1) Chelsea & Bow2) Bristol, Coalport, Davenport, Liverpool, Lowestoft, Langton Hall, Longport, Minton, Nantgraw, Newhall, Pinxton3) Rockingham, Salopian (Caughley), Spode, Staffordshire, Swansea4) Whieldon, Martin Ware5) Chelsea Derby, Derby, Worcester6) Chinese, Japanese7) Astbury, Black Ware, Castleford, Doulton, Delft, Elers Ware, Fulham, Leeds, Lustre, Miscellaneous, Pratt Ware, Ralph Wood, Ruskin Pottery, Salt Glaze, Wilson Ware, Wedgwood8) Berlin, Continental (various), Dresden, Hochst, Jacob Petit, Paris, Sevres, TourneyWith manuscript descriptions of each item and a large quantity of original photographs tipped-in with photo cornersProvenance:Provenance: From the library of a collectorNote: Note: A meticulously compiled catalogue in 8 volumes by the collector, Albert Cheetham. Cheetham's collection was sold by Sotheby's in 1945, following his death.

A Ruskin pottery vase, with mottled metallic glaze, dated 1925, 24cm height

A Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware vase, dated 1910, swollen, shouldered cylindrical form, covered in a rich flambe glaze with turquoise and lavender spots, impressed marks and date 1910, 29.5cm. high ProvenancePrivate collection, CambridgeThence by descent to the present owner20th Century Decorative Arts & Design, Bonhams, 7th December 2021, lot 8 ExhibitedLong-term loan to the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge from 2013 to 2021LiteraturePaul Atterbury and John Henson, Ruskin Pottery The Pottery of Edward Richard Taylor and William Howson Taylor, 1898-1935, page 108 for a comparable piece illustrated.

Victorian silver-coloured locket, oval, and a Ruskin-style silver-mounted circular pottery brooch (2) 

Ruskin art pottery sea green souffle glazed mallet shaped vase, painted with belt of white floral garlands, and a similar candlestick, H15cm max (2)

Vintage Ruskin pottery vase impressed mark, dated 1933 measures approx 8 inches tall

An interesting pottery globular vase in a orange skin glaze in Ruskin pottery style, indistinct signature to base

A RUSKIN POTTERY CRYSTALLINE VASE, mottled yellow green drip glaze over blue ground, impressed marks, H 18 cm

Ruskin Pottery - a small shallow high-fired footed bowl decorated in mottled green glaze, 'Ruskin Pottery 1910' impressed mark to base (18.5 cm in diameter)The bowl is in good condition. There are no chips, cracks, hairlines or other significant faults. No restoration. The interior glaze has several tide marks of water residue to the glaze and the surface of the glaze is a little matted from cleaning over time. There is also a small white paint spot to the interior.

An early 20th century Ruskin Pottery vase: stylised double-gourd form with multicoloured trailing glazes (blue, light green, orange and brown), the underside with incised signature 'W Howson Taylor' and impressed 1932 date mark (25 cm high)The vase is in good condition. There are no chips, cracks, hairlines or other significant faults. No restoration. The interior has dirt and water residue encrustation from use. A few small white paint flecks to the exterior glaze, which should be easy to remove.

Studio pottery bowl, possibly Danish, in the Arts & Crafts manner, decorated with interspersed Ruskin-style cabochons on a pewter-coloured ground, unmarked, 9.5cm high and approximately 20cm diameter.

RUSKIN POTTERY, PURPLE LUSTRE VASE CIRCA 1925 of ovoid form with flared rim to cylindrical neck, mottled glaze, impressed marks and dated to baseCondition good to fair. Two small hairlines appear to rim. Crazing throughout. Interior will require clean. Exterior with ex auction sticker to remove and clean. Additional images now available.24cm high 15cm rim diameter

RUSKIN POTTERY, PURPLE LUSTRE VASE EARLY 20TH CENTURY of tapered cylindrical form with flared rim and spreading foot, stamped marks to base24.5cm highCondition good to fair. Manufacturing flaws including pinpricks to glaze, though otherwise sound.

RUSKIN POTTERY, ORANGE LUSTRE VASE EARLY 20TH CENTURY of tapered cylindrical form with flared rim and spreading foot, impressed marks and code 196 to base24.5cm high

RUSKIN POTTERY, HIGH-FIRED VASE CIRCA 1930 of tapered cylindrical form with flared rim, mottled blue glaze, impressed marks and dated to base24.7cm highCondition generally good. Interior will require cleaning. Some minor manufacturing imperfections including pinpricks. Some minor white residue pinprick spots. Additional images now available.

RUSKIN POTTERY, BLUE LUSTRE VASE CIRCA 1924 of gourd form, in mottled tones, impressed marks and dated to base22cm highCondition good to fair. Crazing and other more minor manufacturing flaws. Past sale sticker still present and a light clean required to remove.

RUSKIN POTTERY, CRYSTALLINE GLAZED VASE CIRCA 1915 with flared neck, stamped marks to base20cm highCondition good to fair. Very minor hairline to rim. Crazing to areas, as well as other minor manufacturing flaws. Additional images now available.

A Ruskin pottery vase, on mottled orange ground, 16cm high

A Ruskin Pottery high fired Lily Vase, 1925, stoneware, the glaze in mottled tones of grey, red and lavender spotted with emerald, impressed marks and dated 1925, green painted initials "C.Y.", 9½in. (24.1cm.) high. * Condition: Good condition, with no faults.

RUSKIN; a high fired Art Pottery vase of bulbous form with flared neck and applied silver rim, marked for Birmingham 1908, impressed factory marks to underside, height 22cm.

Ruskin Pottery - a yellow glaze lidded jar, 22cm, and two tone turquoise and yellow candlestick, 10cm.Qty: 2

Vintage jewellery box containing silver mounted Ruskin pottery brooch, other silver brooches, silver mounted amber pendant, gilt metal filigree gem set brooch, silver cased wristwatch, one other watch and bijouterie

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline vase, circa 1932, bulbous baluster form, thick drip glazed orange over green over orange peel, impressed marks, 16cm high

Ruskin Pottery, three crystalline vase stands, circa 1932, in the Chinese carved hardwood style, each with bracket feet and central fixing holes, impressed marks, 20cm and 12cm diameter

Ruskin Pottery, a High Fired vase, 1922, shouldered form, white draining to mottled red, with a purple border to the foot, impressed marks, 22cm high

Ruskin Pottery, three crystalline bowls, 1927, conical and rounded forms, green grey glazed, impressed marks, 11cm diameter (3)

Ruskin Pottery, two oatmeal glazed bowls, circa 1930, speckled beige, incised marks and impressed marks, 20.5cm diameter (2)

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline lamp base, 1930, hexagonal section cylindrical form, on bracket feet, beige over turquoise green, impressed marks, 21.5cm high

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline vase, circa 1932, bulbous form with flared trumpet neck, bands of mottled blue and matt green over beige, impressed marks, 24cm high

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline lamp base, circa 1932, hexagonal section splayed form, on bracket feet, orange to green glaze, impressed marks, 20.5cm high

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline vase, circa 1930, shouldered ovoid form, beige over yellow, with blue crystal speckles, impressed marks, 21cm high

Ruskin Pottery, a crystalline vase, circa 1932, shouldered bell form with reticulated neck, streaky green glaze, impressed marks, 23.5cm high

A large Pilkington Lancastrian blue glaze vase, together with two Studio Pottery table lamps, a small high-fired bowl, possibly Ruskin, a Poole Pottery vase, a GIllies Jones Rosedale glass bowl, a Westerwald type jug and another (qty)

Two boxes of assorted stoneware/pottery kitchen wares to include a J Wehrling Soufflenheim casserole/pie dish with boar's head decoration to top, a collection of Boleslawiec Pottery to include teapot etc, a large studio pottery vase in the Ruskin style inscribed "LHB" and dated 2000 to base

Ruskin Pottery pedestal vase shape no 197, height 16cm

A Ruskin pottery vase, circa 1930s, of hexagonal form with a crystalline glaze in a pale yellow and orange colourway, impressed and raised marks to base, 22cm high

Four Ruskin Pottery silver and other mounted brooches, variously glazed, together with a set of four Ruskin hexagonal buttons, two other Ruskin buttons, a pewter paste set brooch and a pair of small cuff buttons

Pair of Ruskin Pottery candlesticks, streaked blue and orange glaze, impressed marks, H16.5cm (2)

Two fitted jewellery boxes containing assorted costume and silver jewellery including; a fine flattened curb link Edwardian guard chain, a green paste and simulated pearl pendant necklace, a Ruskin pottery brooch mounted in pewter, a coral beaded necklace, a carnelian hardstone necklace, a floral micro mosaic panel brooch depicting forget-me-nots, two floral micro mosaic buttons and later examples of micro-mosaic, a paste  insect bar brooch, a pair of carnelian ear pendants, a German paste brooch, a dress clip folding lorgnette glasses, a silver bull pendant stamped to side, 9ct cross pendant, 9ct stud earrings, a carved jet stick pin, silvergilt and moonstone scorpion brooch, pair AOFB silver and enamel cufflinks etc., (qty)guard chain approx length 74.5cmCondition:Ruskin pottery brooch is missing pin, in various states of condition, viewing recommended in person.

An Arts & Crafts sheet copper clad wall hanging cabinetthe hinged door repousse embossed with a landcape containing windmill and sailing boat on a lake, the pediment mounted with a green glazed Ruskin pottery cabochon, interior with single shelfheight 35cm., width 28cm., depth 19cmCondition:  Overall fair condition. No Key. Screws to top hinge of door have pulled out and are no longer securing hinged to door

Ruskin Art pottery blue lustre baluster vase. 25cm high approx. Impressed marks to base with date 1925. (B.P. 21% + VAT)  Some small chips/frits to the base, otherwise no obvious damage.

Ruskin pottery vase in a peach glaze ,21cm tall approximately. postage cat D

Ruskin Pottery, a lustred salt dish, stamped 'Ruskin England', 6cm diam.Condition report:No chips, hairlines or restoration. Good condition.

Ruskin Pottery, a tapered high fired vase, 1913, deep red sang de boeuf with veining, stamped 'Ruskin 1913, 20cm.Condition report:There is a triangular under-glaze chip to the exterior rim, approximately 0.5cm wide. Elesewhere on the internal rim there is another underglaze firing flaw which in the right light looks like a hairline. Small pin point chips to the baseline. No other damages or issues.

Ruskin Pottery, a high-fired vase, possibly 1922, tall cylindrical neck with slightly flared rim, stamped 'RUSKIN England' date stamp partially obscured, 22cm.Condition report:There are burst glaze bubbles all over the glaze, internally and externally, that appear as white pock-marks, but certainly a result of the firing not subsequent damage. One falls across the date stamp making it difficult to determine the exact year. No hairlines, chips or restoration. No crazing.

Ruskin Pottery, a high-fired twin-handled vase, on triangular form stand, stamped 'RUSKIN England 1932', 21cm.Condition report:Vase: no chips, hairlines or restoration. The handles are slightly misaligned but that a result of the firing/ making. Base: no chips or restoration. The underside of each foot has faint lines which may be hairlines but they do not travel to the upper side of the base, and they seem to follow the shape of the foot. They do not catch with the nail, so they could be firing lines, but nevertheless they are evident. The most obvious is near the foot stamped England.

A Ruskin Pottery crystalline vase decorated with a dribble blue over cream with crystalline flecks, impressed mark, height 26cm.

A Ruskin Pottery flower jug of ovoid form with loop handle and slightly pronounced spout glazed in green to orange to green, impressed mark and dated 1933, height 17cm.

Three pieces of Ruskin Pottery comprising a yellow lustre ginger jar base, damaged, a small yellow lustre vase and a crystalline glaze egg cup dish, all with impressed marks. (3)

Eight assorted early to mid 20th Century pewter brooches set with a ceramic roundel, to include Ruskin Pottery. (8)