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RAY FINCH (B.1914) AT WINCHCOMBE POTTERY A slipware handled flagon, trailing yellow slip decoration on brown, impressed potter`s seal to base, 13" high (restored)

WINCHCOMBE POTTERY A slip ware rectangular earthenware dish, black and brown trailing decoration on yellow ground, impressed pottery mark to base, 9" x 14"

WINCHCOMBE POTTERY An early earthenware jug, honey/treacle type glaze, impressed pottery mark, 6 1/4" high, a Charles Tustin earthenware bowl, trailing yellow slip decoration and a studio pottery small pot (3)

Four Winchcombe Pottery Standard Wares, to include a lidded pot, a pair of mugs and a sugar bowl.

A large Winchcombe Pottery ovoid jug with a red, green and brown lustre glaze, impressed pottery seal, height 35cm. (See illustration)

A collection of three studio pottery jugs, to include a large Winchcombe type jug, a Winchcombe pottery jug by Sidney Tustin (bears impressed marks to foot rim) and a brown glazed jug by Peter Dick (bears impressed mark to side)

A Bovey Tracey Art Pottery vase, painted in the manner of Louis Wain, with a black cat, on a yellow ground, a Winchcombe Pottery beaker and a Brannam pottery pot and cover printed and impressed marks, beaker repaired 21cm. high

Winchcombe Pottery an earthenware jug, slightly shouldered form glazed sand and painted with brown swirl motif impressed seal mark 23cm. high

Ray Finch (born 1914) a Winchcombe Pottery jug, glazed to the foot in tenmoku with painted comb band, and another smaller impressed Winchcombe seal 30cm. high

Winchcombe Pottery an earthenware square dish, slip decorated to the well with a fish design on ochre impressed seal mark 15.5cm. square

Winchcombe pottery a small collection of Winchcombe slip decorated ware including three covered pots by Charles Tustin and other studio pottery various marks

Ray Finch (born 1914) a Winchcombe Pottery charger painted with simple reflected comb design on a brown lustre ground impressed seal mark 31cm. diam.

An early Winchcombe pottery oval dish attributed to Michael Cardew, the centre with trailing slipware depicting a horned stag within stylised motifs all on a dark treacle glazed ground, 28 cm diameter (ILLUSTRATED)

An early Winchcombe pottery cup, the exterior with slipware decoration of wavy motifs, all on a pale yellow ground, with loop handle (possibly by Michael Cardew) (ILLUSTRATED)

A collection of ten 20th Century Studio Pottery Ramekins by St Ives and Winchcombe (S Tustin) Pottery, impressed marks (10)

A collection of five circa 1930 Winchcombe pottery slipware dishes decorated in the manner of Michael Cardew, three of which bear "WP" monogram stamp to base (ILLUSTRATED)

A Winchcombe Studio Pottery pot and further ceramics.

RAY FINCH (b. 1914) AT WINCHCOMBE POTTERY A slip ware jug with white trailed glaze decoration, impressed potter`s seal on the bottom rim, 8" high, together with a Winchcombe Pottery stoneware bottle vase, with brushed foliate decoration, impressed Winchcombe Pottery seal and potter`s mark `JD` to the base, 7 1/2" high (2)

WINCHCOMBE POTTERY A stoneware bowl with bronzed and brown glazes, impressed pottery marks to the base, 4 1/4" high, two Micki Schloessingk (b.1949) stoneware asymmetrical bowed dishes, impressed potter`s mark to the base, 6" across, a stoneware tray and a fine porcelain bowl with crackle glaze (5)

A Winchcombe Pottery, Sidney Tustin, cheese dish and cover, together with a studio pottery jug.

A Sydney Tustin, Winchcombe Pottery bowl. Diameter 16cm.

A COLLECTION OF STUDIO POTTERY BOWLS to include Winchcombe Pottery by Sid Tustin and other related pieces

Michael Cardew (1901-1983) a Winchcombe Pottery terracotta wall pocket, incised with grass stem design, glazed brown impressed seal marks 23cm. high

Winchcombe Pottery a slip decorated oval dish, painted with a bird motif impressed seal mark, small glaze frit to tail 23cm. wide

Sidney Tustin (born 1914) a Winchcombe Pottery commemorative tankard, slip decorated with a crown and GR monogram impressed seal marks 13cm. high

Michael Cardew (1901-1983) a large Winchcombe Pottery bowl, with combed decoration to the well impressed seal marks 30cm. diam.

Ray Finch (born 1914) a Winchcombe Pottery stoneware teapot and cover, glazed to the foot with tenmoku over ash glaze with simple combed decoration impressed seal mark 22cm. high By repute this is believed to be the last teapot made by the potter.

Winchcombe Pottery an earthenware slip decorated jug, glazed to the foot with simple band decoration impressed seal mark, repaired rim 24cm. high

Two early studio pottery casserole pots with covers, probably Winchcombe and decorated in the manner of Michael Cardew, unmarked, 20cm and 25cm diameter

Four Winchcombe studio pottery dishes, each with stylised decoration in the manner of Michael Cardew, each bearing impressed W.P. monogram and incised S, 16.5cm - 25cm wide

Seven pieces of Winchcombe studio pottery by Sidney Tustin, each piece with typical wavy decoration and comprising: large jug 19.5cm high, small jug 9.25cm high, three tumblers 9cm high and two bowls 12.25cm and 15cm diameter, all bearing impressed marks

Collection of Winchcombe studio pottery tableware all with stylised decoration, each piece bearing incised S only, height of coffee pot 18.5cm

Winchcombe studio pottery rectangular bowl decorated in the manner of Michael Cardew with a stylised animal, 24.25cm wide together with two other Winchcombe pottery rectangular dishes, each with stylised decoration, 19.5cm and 20.5cm wide, each piece with W.P. monogram

Two Winchcombe studio pottery dishes decorated in the manner of Michael Cardew with a stylised animal and bird, each bearing impressed W.P. monogram and incised S, 23.5cm and 19cm wide

Three Winchcombe studio pottery circular plates, each with stylised wavy decoration, 19cm and 21cm diameter, a similar bowl, 16cm diameter, all with W.P. monogram together with four similar unmarked plates, 21cm diameter

A Winchcombe pottery jug (maker`s mark EB), 16.5cm (6.5") high, two further Winchcombe pottery jugs and another with cover

Two Winchcombe pottery slipware dishes by Sidney Tustin, the largest 26.5cm (10.5") diameter, and two similar bowls

A Winchcombe pottery charger by Ray Finch, 35cm (13.75") diameter

A Winchcombe pottery vase by Ray Finch of waisted form, 16.5cm (6.5") high, and two globular pots, also Winchcombe pottery

A Winchcombe pottery footed bowl, 14cm (5.5") diameter, another similar and two studio pottery bowls, various

A COLLECTION OF NINE PIECES OF STUDIO POTTERY including Winchcombe Pottery, Bideford and others

A STONEWARE SALTGLAZE TEABOWL by Phil Rogers, two Winchcombe pottery teabowls by David Wilson and one other stoneware pot (4)

A WINCHCOMBE POTTERY STONEWARE CIDER JAR with all over iron glaze, 13" high, complete with fruitwood tap. Attributed to Ray Finch (no maker`s mark but purchased by the vendor from the pottery in the 1970s.)

A RAY FINCH WINCHCOMBE POTTERY RECTANGULAR DISH with swirling black decoration on a green ground, with impressed mark to the side, 10" x 7"

A Linthorpe pottery plate designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, decorated in relief with flowers on an ochre ground, impressed marks and signature, diameter 29cm (hairline crack), also a Linthorpe miniature vase, height 7.5cm, a Winchcombe pottery tureen with cover by Ray Finch, diameter 22cm with another similar larger example, diameter 28cm, and a preserve jar with cover (5).

A Winchcombe Pottery stoneware flagon, covered to the foot with an oatmeal glaze, and a collection of studio pottery impressed seal mark 40cm. high

Two small Winchcombe studio slipware rectangular dishes, a Jane Hamlyn salt glazed circular pot, a small Cricklade studio slipware dish, a large modern Japanese green crackle glazed pottery fruit bowl, etc. (9)

A Ray Finch, Winchcombe Pottery cider jug decorated with swimming fish together with four matching mugs.

A Ray Finch Winchcombe Pottery casserole pot together with a Mocha Ware studio vase (impressed MCP), a William Fishley Holland slip decorated jug, a light glazed milk jug (impressed GS) and a Studio Pottery beaker with impressed Japanese characters to base in original wooden box.

Michael Cardew - Winchcombe Pottery - A hand thrown coffee pot of tapered cylindrical form with pulled loop handle and shallow cover decorated with a hand painted sprig motif over the buff glazed ground, impressed marks, height 24 cm.

Sidney Tustin (British, 1913-2005) A small Jug, circa 1932 Earthenware, cream slip beneath an amber glaze, an incised ear of wheat design repeated around the body, impressed ST and Winchcombe Pottery seals Provenance: From the Estate of Michael Cardew" Some small chips and glaze losses to the rim, otherwise in good condition with no restoration - detailed condition report available on request Height 14.5cm, Diameter 13cm View on auctionatrium.com

A WINCHCOMBE STUDIO POTTERY SLIPWARE DISH by Charles Tustin, with three line and dot motifs on a green ground, impressed seal marks, 6" wide

MICHAEL CARDEW FOR WINCHCOMBE POTTERY, a terracotta bowl, slip decorated with abstract patterns on an ochre ground, impressed seal marks to base, 26.5cms diameter. See illustration

A small Studio pottery jar with cover, probably Winchcombe, height 11cm.

A Winchcombe pottery jug, marked for Eddie Hopkins, height 16cm.

Three pieces of studio pottery from Winchcombe

A WINCHCOMBE POTTERY WATER JUG BY SIDNEY TUSTIN - BEIGE AND BROWN CERAMIC WITH INCISED DECORATION AND STAMP TO BASE

A Winchcombe stoneware casserole with blue-grey foliate decoration, a studio stoneware vase, an Azaz Harsa Israeli three piece tea service, an art pottery vase, and a double preserve dish

Two Gouda Dutch art pottery vases with floral decoration, a Winchcombe studio stoneware fruit bowl covered in a Tenmoku glaze, a pair of Arthur Wood pottery vases, and two Devon pottery vases by Lauder & Brannam (7)

A WINCHCOMBE POTTERY BEAKER, possibly by Sidney Tustin, 3 1/2" high, a Poole pottery shallow dish, four commemorative mugs and a pottery tobacco jar and cover