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RUSKIN POTTERY, a sang-du-boeuf glazed baluster vase, impressed marks to base, dated 1904, pattern no. 200, damages, 21.3cm highCondition Report: Could be dated 1905, the impressed numerals are flooded with glaze.There is a hairline crack to the body and there are signs of yellowing glue or resin to the base indicating a crack or break

A. E. JONES (1878-1954) ARTS & CRAFTS ROSE BOWL, BIRMINGHAM, 1903 silver, with four applied Ruskin pottery ovals, hallmarked Birmingham 1903Dimensions:16cm diameterNote: Literature: Illustrated in the Studio Yearbook, 1906

Y RUSKIN POTTERY POT POURRI BOWL AND COVER, CIRCA 1910 lustre-glazed earthenware, ivoryDimensions:18.3cm diameter, 18cm highNote: Note: Sold in compliance with UK Government and APHA regulations, with (non-transferable) exemption registration reference GW6KTZUX. Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside Great Britain, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit https://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/

A Ruskin orange lustre glazed bulbous vase with slender neck, stamped to base, height 20cm, a Crown Ducal Charlotte Rhead style QEII 1937 jug and two studio pottery vases

Two Arts and Crafts pewter coloured aluminium brooches, each set with a Ruskin type pottery cabochon, a Victorian vulcanite cameo brooch, a silver and amethyst paste thistle brooch by Charles Horner, etc Mostly in good condition

A small Ruskin pottery lustre glazed ginger jar, the underside dated 1927. 10 cm high.

A Ruskin pottery vase decorated with grape and vine, on a yellow ground, 15cms high.Condition ReportGood overall condition, no chips or cracks but looks to be some wear to the yellow ground.

A Ruskin pottery vase decorated with trailing foliage on a yellow ground, 24cms high.Condition ReportGood overall condition, no chips or cracks but looks to be some wear to the yellow ground.

1 Medium size hand hammered silver with a pottery center.This early 20th century Arts and Crafts period button shows an inset of turquoise blue pottery attributed to the Ruskin pottery company of England. The hand hammered base is silver and the button is in fine shape. Issued: DIVISION 1=PRE 1918 AND DIVISION 3 IS AFTER 1918Dimensions: SM=Less than 3/4", Medium=3/4" to 1 1/4". Large=1 1/4" and above, extra large=1 3/4" and above

Ruskin Pottery small vase with purple iridescent glaze, impressed mark to base, height 8cm together with a small Ruskin Pottery bowl with similar glaze, impressed mark to base, height 4cm (2)

A Ruskin Pottery lily vase with blue, orange and green glaze. Date stamped 1933. Height 15cm. Good condition.

A RUSKIN POTTERY POT POURRI GINGER JAR AND COVER of typical form with mottled green and sang de boeuf glaze, with flower motif pierced decoration, 21cm high Condition Report:There are a couple of small chips to the underside of the lid. No cracks, chips or crazing on the body, no restoration. Other images of the piece can be seen on Easylive, Thesaelroom.com or our website www.greatwesternauctions.com

Ruskin pottery - Flared footed bowl with mottled blue over brown glaze, together with a pin dish with mottled turquoise glaze, impressed marks, 13cm diameter and smaller

Ruskin pottery vase of shouldered ovoid form in gold coloured speckled glaze, impressed marks, 11cm high

Two Ruskin Pottery vases, each of ovoid form with streaked blue glaze, impressed marks, 8cm high

Ruskin pottery yellow lustre miniature pierced ginger jar and cover, impressed marks, 9cm high

A Ruskin Pottery printed catalogue dated January 1913 with enclosed price listsSigned in ink by W.Howson-Taylor to title page

A Ruskin Pottery miniature high fired flambé footed bowlDiameter 6cm height 2.5cmMarked Ruskin England 1933Condition good 

Three Ruskin Pottery lustre coffee cups and saucers, two yellow one blue. Marked Ruskin EnglandTogether with three Ruskin Pottery lustre plates, blue pink mauve Diameter 15cmMarked Ruskin England 1926. (9)

A Ruskin Pottery blue green crystalline glaze footed planter with slip trail carved floral band Height 20cm diameter 21cmMarked Ruskin England Condition good

A Ruskin Pottery moulded crystalline glaze blue orange and green “rocket” lamp base Height 36cmMarked Ruskin EnglandCondition good

A Ruskin Pottery moulded green crystalline glaze hexagonal lamp base Height 31cmMarked Ruskin EnglandCondition good

A Ruskin Pottery miniature high fired flambé glaze vase Height 4cmMarked Ruskin EnglandCondition good 

A Ruskin Pottery green crystalline glaze vase of gourd form with shallow spiral indents Height 19cmMarked Ruskin EnglandCondition good

A Ruskin Pottery large blue crystalline glaze vase Height 33cmMarked Ruskin England with incised signature W.Howson-Taylor dated 1930Condition good

A Ruskin Pottery pink lustre rolling pin vase Height 16.5cmMarked Ruskin Made in England 1921Together with a Ruskin Pottery small pink lustre glaze lily vase Height 7cm Marked Ruskin England. (2)

A Ruskin Pottery high fired small stand Diameter 6cmMarked Ruskin EnglandSmall chip to rimTogether with a Ruskin Pottery small high fired flambé glaze bowl Height 5cm diameter 6cmMarked Ruskin England.  Condition good (2)

A Ruskin Pottery orange and blue crystalline glaze vase Height 21cmMarked Ruskin England 1931Condition good 

A Ruskin Pottery moulded blue green crystalline glaze hexagonal lamp base Height 28cmMarked Ruskin EnglandCondition good

A Ruskin Pottery green crystalline glaze candle stick with hexagonal base. Height 10cmMarked Ruskin England 1930Together with a Ruskin Pottery blue and yellow crystalline glaze bowl Height 8cm diameter 13cmMarked Ruskin England 1932. (2)

A large Ruskin Pottery shallow bowl in apple green lustre glaze Diameter 31cmMarked Ruskin England 1922Condition good 

A Ruskin Pottery high fired red and blue flambé glazed vase Height 21cmMarked Ruskin Pottery 1909Damage to rim and old bad repair also to rimCondition good

A Ruskin Pottery high fired globe and shaft flambé glazed vase Height 21.5cmMarked Ruskin, EnglandCondition good

An Arts & Crafts Plantagenet hand wrought Ruskin Pottery brooch

A large urn shaped vase possibly Wedgwood the design attributed to Frederick Alfred Rhead, decorated with Epoe seated on a throne with classical maidens in attendance, in low relief, painted in colours and highlighted in gilt on a pale grey ground, the swollen lower body with a band of scrolling stylised vine and berry, the foot with a laurel border with blue flowerheads, a James Macintyre & Co bowl designed by William Moorcroft and a Ruskin Pottery lustre bowl, apparently unmarked, restored, 44cm. high (3)ProvenanceThe Douglas Johnson collection.

Ruskin pottery circular wall plate with yellow and green crystalline glaze, with central stylized alternating gadrooned floral design, outer with relief drapes, three manufacture mounting holes within shallow foot, impressed Ruskin England mark to base, diameter 30cmCondition ReportLight surface marks, some crazing, general wear and tear.

Ruskin pottery circular wall plate with blue matte glaze, with central stylized alternating gadrooned floral design, outer with relief drapes, three manufacture mounting holes within shallow foot, impressed Ruskin England mark to base, diameter 30cmCondition ReportSome light surface scratches, overall good condition with general wear and tear.

William Howson Taylor (1876-1935) for Ruskin Pottery vase with streaked and mottled matte glazes from green into orange to blue, with incised signature for William Howson Taylor and impressed Ruskin stamp to base, height 25.5cmCondition ReportGood overall condition, some light surface marks and accretions. General wear and tear.

William Howson Taylor (1876-1935) for Ruskin Pottery, vase with streaked and mottled matte glazes from blue into orange to green, with incised signature for William Howson Taylor and impressed Ruskin stamp to base, height 28.5cmCondition ReportGood overall condition, some light surface marks and accretions. General wear and tear.

Ruskin pottery vase of tapered baluster form, with a crystalline glaze in streaked yellow and blue colourway, impressed mark to the base covered by the glaze, height 15cm

Ruskin pottery vase of hexagonal form with a crystalline glaze in streaked blue, green and yellow colourway, both impressed and raised marks to base, height 22.5cmCondition ReportAreas of crazing to each side, accretions, general wear and tear.

Two Ruskin Pottery Vases, one with green ochre and blue mottled glaze, dated 1930, 12cm high, the other with a flambe glaze decorated with a band of flowers, dated 1913, 9cm

ATTRACTIVE ARTS & CRAFTS GLASGOW SCHOOL BRASS WALL MIRROR EARLY 20TH CENTURY decorated with sinuous mushrooms in relief and single inset Ruskin-type pottery roundel54.5cm high, 92cm wideDent and crimping to upper left corner, patch of oxidisation lower right, further general wear but no major issues to note, images available; structurally sound and stable, no visible maker's marks, mirror is fine, likely replacement glass but difficult to say with certainty

RUSKIN POTTERY, CRYSTALLINE GLAZED VASE CIRCA 1930-39 hexagonal form, in mottled blue to yellow tones, impressed and moulded marks to base22cm highVery small firing crack to rim, light general wear but no other apparent issues to note, images available

ARTS & CRAFTS HAMMERED BRASS FENDER EARLY 20TH CENTURY with central foliate device in relief and set with two Ruskin-type pottery roundels112cm wide

Ruskin Pottery - A large mottled pink souffle glazed bowl with painted garland to the exterior rim edge, painted scissor mark, retains Carey's China Rooms Bath paper label, diameter 28.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A vase of globe and shaft form decorated in a bronze lustre, impressed mark and dated 1924, height 19cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A small high fired footed bowl decorated in a sang de boeuf glaze against a speckled grey body, impressed marks, diameter 8.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A high fired vase of angular globe and shaft form decorated in a sang de beouf with copper green spotting, impressed mark, height 19cm.

Ruskin Pottery - Two small lustre glaze vases, the first of trumpet form glazed in orange, dated 1923, the second of globe and shaft form decorated in a blue lustre, S/D, both with impressed marks, both 7.5cm. (2)

Ruskin Pottery - A large high fired vase of compressed globe and shaft form decorated with tonal crimson, lavender and green patches over pale dove grey ground, impressed mark, dated 1922, height 25cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A miniature high fired vase of globe and shaft form decorated in a tonal flambe glaze with copper green spotting, impressed mark, height 3.4cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A high fired bowl with ox blood and lavender pooling to the centre with green spotting, the exterior in dove grey, impressed mark and dated 1927, diameter 12.5cm, raised to an associated hardwood stand, total height 10.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A large lily vase decorated in a Kingfisher Blue lustre, impressed mark and dated 1925, height 24cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A small high fired cylindrical stand with pierced decoration, the whole glazed in crimson and lavender over the dove grey ground, impressed mark, height 10.5cm, top diameter 9cm (excluding the rim edge).

Ruskin Pottery - A high fired lily vase of flared form decorated with a deep red with lavender and sang de boeuf patches and veining, impressed marks, dated 1910, height 25cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A large footed bowl decorated to the interior with a yellow to orange with a band of green dribble glaze, the exterior similarly decoration, impressed mark and dated 1932, diameter 23cm, height 9.5cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A miniature vase of pulled form decorated in a mottled green over blue with ochre spotting, impressed mark, height 4cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glaze vase decorated in a yellow over a blue green with blue crystalline flecks, impressed mark alongside incised signature, dated 1930, height 20cm.

Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline glaze flower jug decorated in bands of green to orange to pale blue to orange with blue dribbles, impressed mark and dated 1933, height 21.5cm.