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A RUSKIN POTTERY GOURD SHAPE VASE, the matt streaky glaze in tones of orange, green and cream, impressed marks and dated 1933, 15.5cm high

A RUSKIN POTTERY CIRCULAR VASE, covered in an orange lustre glaze, impressed marks and dated 1913, 26.5cm high

A RUSKIN POTTERY CIRCULAR VASE, covered in an orange lustre glaze, impressed marks and dated 1921, 27.5cm high

A RUSKIN POTTERY VASE, of flattened onion shape, covered in an orange lustre glaze, impressed marks and dated 1921, 27.5cm high (restored)

A RUSKIN POTTERY VASE, of onion shape, covered in a pale blue and green streaky glaze over a cobalt blue matt ground, impressed marks, 13cm high

A RUSKIN POTTERY VASE, of circular shape with a swelling base, covered in a mottled blue and green matt glaze, impressed marks and dated 1927, 16.5cm high

A RUSKIN POTTERY OVOID VASE, with a bulb shape neck, decorated with a green and mottled black matt glaze, impressed marks, 22.5cm high

A RUSKIN POTTERY VASE, of circular shouldered outline, decorated with a cream and turquoise streaky glaze, impressed marks, 12.5cm high x 17.5cm diameter

A RUSKIN POTTERY VASE, of bulb shape, with a tall tapering neck, the streaky glaze in tones of green, orange and cream, impressed marks and dated 1931, 16.5cm high

A RUSKIN POTTERY TRUMPET VASE, covered in an orange lustre glaze, impressed marks, 20.5cm high

A RUSKIN POTTERY HEXAGONAL SMALL VASE, with a flared foot rim, covered in a blue streaky glaze over a cream ground, relief moulded marks and signed W.Howson Taylor, 11.5cm high

A RUSKIN POTTERY ONION SHAPE VASE, covered in a mottled matt blue glaze over a paler blue body, impressed marks, 10.5cm high

A RUSKIN POTTERY VASE, of shouldered tapering form, decorated with a frieze of trailing ivy and covered with a yellow lustre glaze, impressed marks and dated 1919, 18cm high, together with a trumpet shape vase with similar glaze, impressed marks and dated 1922, 12cm high (2)

A Ruskin Pottery stoneware lamp base, dated 1930, modelled as a ginger jar and cover on a stand, covered in a yellow graduating to orange crystalline glaze impressed marks, 27cm. high

An early 20th Century pewter mounted oxblood glazed pottery button medallion decorated pendant in the Ruskin manner, 3.8 cm diameter (ILLUSTRATED)

An early 20th Century pewter mounted mottled blue glazed pottery button medallion decorated brooch in the Ruskin manner, 4 cm diameter (ILLUSTRATED)

An Art Nouveau style pewter mounted and opal glazed pottery medallion decorated brooch in the Ruskin manner, 4.3 cm diameter (ILLUSTRATED)

A pewter mounted oval mottled blue green glazed pottery medallion decorated brooch in the Ruskin manner, the pewter with engraved stylised foliate decoration, 4.5 cm x 3.2 cm (ILLUSTRATED)

A Ruskin pottery circular button brooch in mottled green white and blue glazes, stamped verso "Ruskin", within an openwork white metal and rope-twist decorated mount, 4.1 cm diameter (ILLUSTRATED)

A Ruskin pottery button medallion brooch in mottled blue, green and white glazes, the pin mount stamped verso "Ruskin Pottery", 4.5 cm diameter (ILLUSTRATED)

A RUSKIN HIGH FIRED BOWL shape 40, moulded with continuous blossom, the sparse crimson flambé glaze thickening slightly and transmuting to specks of green towards the low foot, the glaze on the interior pooling to speckled red and violet and becoming progressively more opaque and turquoise, 25.5cm diam, impressed mark, exhibition label, late 1920s Exhibited: Victoria & Albert Museum, Ruskin Pottery, 1975. Illustrated: Atterbury (Paul) and John Henson, Ruskin Pottery, Shepton Beauchamp 1993, p130 (illustrated on a later pewter foot). ++Small professional restoration to the foot where hitherto concealed by the inappropriate taller pewter foot, ince removed

AE Jones Arts & Craft Silver Mustard Pot, hand raised with Ruskin? high fired pottery liner, marked to base `R`, retailed by Pridham & Sons Torquay, Birmingham 1910

A Ruskin Pottery mauve heart form plaque, chip - 8cm long x 5.5cm widest

AN OVAL SILVER MOUNTED RUSKIN POTTERY BLUE GLAZED PLAQUE BROOCH AND A VICTORIAN AGATE SET SILVER OVAL BROOCH

A circa 1900 oval beaten copper sheathed framed wall mirror in the Liberty manner, the frame set with four Ruskin style pottery roundels enclosing an oval bevel edged plate

Circular pottery Ruskin brooch with Sterling silver mounts

A Ruskin Pottery hexagonal section vase by William Howson Taylor, with a buff and blue speckled running glaze, impressed mark and incised signature, height 22cm.

A RUSKIN SILVER MOUNTED HIGH FIRED PRESERVE JAR AND COVER BY A E JONES of squat circular shape, the semi-matt splashed flambé glaze in crimson and violet transmuting to turquoise and intense dark green, the domed cover with openwork knop, 9cm h, painted L 48, maker`s mark and Birmingham hallmark for 1920 Illustrated: Atterbury (P) and J Henson, Ruskin Pottery... 1898-1935, Shepton Beauchamp, 1993, p92. ++Siungle minor professional restoration

A RUSKIN HIGH FIRED BOWL finely potted with rounded sides covered in a pinkish violet flambé glaze transmuting to mauve and turquoise, the rim and footrim wiped clean of glaze, 14cm diam, impressed mark, 1913 Illustrated in the Ruskin Pottery 1913 Catalogue. See Atterbury and Henson, op cit, p63 (centre row, left) ++In fine condition

A RARE RUSKIN POTTERY PROMOTIONAL BOOKLET 8pp, colour illustrations, green card wrappers, 14 x 8.5cm [West Smethwick 1924] and L B Powell - Howson Taylor: Master Potter a Memoir with an Appreciation of Ruskin Pottery by L B Powell, 30pp, wrappers, City of Birmingham School of Printing 1936 (2) ++The first in mint state, the second practically so, both rare

A STUDIO POTTERY HIGH FIRED STONEWARE VASE, probably William Howson Taylor, Ruskin Pottery, carafe shape with a swelling neck, covered in a mottled blue, lavender and sang de boeuf glazes, painted crossed sabre mark to base, circa 1898, 21.5cm high. See illustration

A collection of mostly 20th century studio pots, mainly English, all marked, various sizes, including, Inter Alia, Colin Pearson, Alresford, Upchurtch, Agnete Hoy (Bullers 1945-52), Royal Doulton, Ruskin Pottery, Clews, Peter Arnold, Ault, Prinknash, Brannum, Lewis A Grove (Wye Pottery), (a few chips)

A Ruskin pottery vase of slim tapering cylindrical form decorated with trailing vine on a mottled yellow lustre glaze bearing impressed date "1918?" to base, together with a small Ruskin bowl bearing impressed date "1922" with a mottled beige lustre glaze

A RUSKIN POTTERY CREAM GROUND VASE with blue speckled decoration, 8 3/4" high

A Ruskin pottery vase, decorated with mottled green against an orange ground, impressed marks, 29.2cm high.

A Ruskin Pottery lamp base of hexagonal flared section, with a blue, grey and white running glaze, height 22cm, together with a Staffordshire Pottery pastille burner and a Chinese blue and white ginger jar.

A pair of Bretby Pottery aesthetic simulated copper ewers, strapwork moulded and with Ruskin cabuchons, No.1617. Height 21cm.

A set of six early 20th Century Ruskin Pottery buttons of diamond form in green decorated with a souffle glaze, 3cm long

Seven early 20th Century Ruskin Pottery roundels of various sizes to include soufflé and high fired examples, some marked, the largest 5cm

A pair of Ruskin Pottery cufflink`s in tonal pink, together with a similar silver pair, six watch keys and a silver pencil.

A RUSKIN ART POTTERY VASE of tapering baluster form, with green allover decoration, stamped to base, 8 1/2" high

A Ruskin Pottery baluster vase with high fired pink glaze bearing Ruskin Pottery, West Smethwick mark and impressed mark for 1905 - H16cm

A Ruskin pottery gilt metal mounted oval pale blue glazed brooch, a colourless paste set brooch, three brooches and pins, a floral stud, a cornelian pendant, loose amber faceted beads, imitation pearl necklaces and sundry.

TWO SILVER MOUNTED AND ONE GILTMETAL MOUNTED RUSKIN POTTERY BROOCHES IN TURQUOISE AND MAUVE SOUFFLE GLAZES, IMPRESSED MARKS BIRMINGHAM 1918 ON THE ORIGINAL POINT OF SALE PRINTED CARDS

A Ruskin Pottery stoneware vase, cylindrical form, with three handles, modelled in low relief with Tudor rose motif, glazed matt blue with yellow to shoulder impressed marks 25cm. high

A Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware vase ovoid with long cylindrical neck and everted rim, covered in a sang de boeuf and lavender glaze with mint speckles impressed marks, dated 1909 23.5cm. high

A Ruskin Pottery stoneware jar, dated 1920, covered in a pink lustre glaze over mint green speckles impressed marks 14.5cm. high

A Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware vase, dated 1933, single handled form, covered in a sang de boeuf running glaze with mint and turquoise speckles impressed marks, 21.5cm. high

A Ruskin Pottery high-fired vase, cylindrical form with everted rim, incised foliate decoration, covered in a speckled green and sang de boeuf glaze impressed marks, date 1905, firing crack and hairline to top rim 29cm. high

A Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware ginger jar and cover, dated 1920, ivory leopard skin glaze with purple splashes impressed marks 14cm. high

RUSKIN POTTERY BROOCH with blue ground and a Kensington pottery brooch with red ground

A collection of Ruskin pottery, including: a tall cylindrical vase, 1920, paper label ‘R10 £4-10-0’, 31cm high; a cylindrical jardiniere, on three kick-out short feet, 19cm high; a shallow bowl, 1925, 24cm diameter; and other smaller items, impressed marks (12)

A Ruskin pottery high-fired tall slender ovoid vase, mottled red and grey toned, impressed ‘Ruskin England’, dated 1926, 36cm high

Collection of Ruskin pottery miniature plaques (7), Ruskin bowl an plates damaged also book `Ruskin Pottery` by P Atterbury and two booklets

A Ruskin Pottery ovoid vase decorated with a yellow, green and blue matt drip-glazed, impressed Ruskin England 1931

A Ruskin Pottery mat, crystalline flared ovoid vase with blue and green mottled glaze, height 12cm.

A RUSKIN POTTERY VASE, impressed Ruskin 1933, 9"

Ruskin pottery ginger jar and cover.

A pair of Arts & Crafts hammered copper oval wall mirrors, each set four Ruskin pottery roundels

A Ruskin high fired vase with inscribed mark to base `Ruskin Pottery, West Smethwick`, height 6 inches.