Tag: british art pottery

A charming Victorian majolica pottery cream jug with a diamond shape embossed with ayellow flowers on a crimson glaze with basket effect borders. Branch handle. Pale Pink interior.

Dating c1880.
Staffordshire, England
Maker unknown

Size –
11cm high
9cm wide approx

Marks –
No makers marks

Condition –
No chips, cracks or restorations.
Surface scuffs on corners – see pictures.
Vintage item with some evidence of use and wear.

Price –
£17.50 including UK postage
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A charming art deco design Lily Pad shape trinket dish by the English makers, Carlton Ware.

It has a bright yellow Lily flower on a green leaf.

Impressed amd printed marks on the underside.

Size –
6cm high
10cm by 8.5cm base

Marks –
moulded shape number – 1718
Printed makers mark

Price –
£17.50 inc UK postage
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A fine looking Royal Lancastrian art pottery vase c1920 decorated with a mottled orange glaze dripping down the vase

Very faint Impressed makers mark on the underside.

Size –
13.5cm high
10cm diameter

Marks –
Very faint marks on the underside.

Condition –
Chip on the underside of the foot rim. Probably from the making.
Vintage item with some evidence of use and wear.

Price –
£17.50 including UK Postage
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These are a pair of British Art Pottery vase decorated with crimson glazed tops and mottled multi-coloured running glazes.

Dating c1880-1890

Although unmarked – probably made by the Torquay Terracotta Co in Devon, who copied/acquired some the Dr Christopher Dresser patterns after Linthorpe Pottery closed.

Seen attributed to both Ault and Bretby.

Size –
7cm high
7.5cm diameter

Marks –
Unmarked

Condition –
No chips, cracks or restorations.
One has a pin hole in the glaze under the top rim – as made, not damage.

Price –
£22.50 including UK postage
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An impressive piece of Scotish Art Pottery from the Bough Studio, Edinburgh c1930.

A large oval dish , probably a pie dish or tureen base.

Hand painted pattern of Cherries by Elizabeth Amour.

Marked on the underside.

Size –
10cm high
26cm long
18cm wide

Marks –
On the underside.
Painted “EA Bough”
Printed “Made in Scotland”

Condition –
This item has been much used.
Stained.
Underside glazed chip on the rim from the making.
Another chip on the rim.
Several hairline cracks.

PRICE –
£37.50 including UK postage
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A charming novelty stoneware figure of a seated French Bulldog called Byngo.

Made by Bourne Denby in the 1930s as part of their Danesby Ware range of art pottery.

This version is 17cm (size 3) high and decorated in a shiney brown glaze with hand painted eyes, mouth and collar. It is the second largest made.

Printed makers marks on the underside.

Size –
17cm high

Marks –
Printed on the underside.
“Danesby Ware Bourne Denby England”

Condition –
Excellent. NO chips, cracks or restorations.
A few spots in the glaze from the making.

Price –
£68.00 including UK postage
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An original art deco period and style pottery character Toby Jug of the Prime minisater David Lloyd George.

Made by the Ashtead Pottery and designed by Percy Metcalfe.

From and Edition of 1000. This one is numbered 148.

Decorated with a pale oatmeal coloured glaze.

Size –
18cm high
13cm wide
17cm deep including the handle.

Marks –
Printed on the underside.

Price –
£165.00 including UK postage
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