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A Studio Pottery stylish dish by Bruce Chivers 25cm, a ditto bowl by Terry Bell Hughes 20cm, a ribbed bowl by Jane Hamlyn, a vase and a stylish jug by Walter Keeler a white glazed bowl by J Constantinides
SOLD FOR £160
A Studio Pottery stylish dish by Bruce Chivers 25cm, a ditto bowl by Terry Bell Hughes 20cm, a ribbed bowl by Jane Hamlyn, a vase and a stylish jug by Walter Keeler a white glazed bowl by J Constantinides
A Jeremy Leach Studio Pottery Harrow School mug, a John Leach flared neck bowl, a Walter Keeler brown glazed jug and 10 other Studio Pottery vessels
SOLD FOR £180
A Jeremy Leach Studio Pottery Harrow School mug, a John Leach flared neck bowl, a Walter Keeler brown glazed jug and 10 other Studio Pottery vessels
Bairnsfather, a Winton Pottery jug, decorated an army officer in ruined building captioned "At Present We're Sitting at a Farm 4" (chips to rim), Bairnsfather jug - A Souvenir of The Great War "If you know of a better 'ole go to it" 6"h, (firing crack to handle and some crazing with 2 metal rivets (formerly for a lid? to the back) together with a Grimwades Bairnsfather jug The Historical Touch "Well Alfred Ow Are The Cakes" 5 1/2"h (some crazing)
SOLD FOR £130
Bairnsfather, a Winton Pottery jug, decorated an army officer in ruined building captioned "At Present We're Sitting at a Farm 4" (chips to rim), Bairnsfather jug - A Souvenir of The Great War "If you know of a better 'ole go to it" 6"h, (firing crack to handle and some crazing with 2 metal rivets (formerly for a lid? to the back) together with a Grimwades Bairnsfather jug The Historical Touch "Well Alfred Ow Are The Cakes" 5 1/2"h (some crazing)
A 19th Century pottery jug to commemorate the marriage of Victoria and Albert 6", the base labelled from The Collection of Herbert E Ward and The Collection of Paul Merlin no.46 ILLUSTRATED
SOLD FOR £65
A 19th Century pottery jug to commemorate the marriage of Victoria and Albert 6", the base labelled from The Collection of Herbert E Ward and The Collection of Paul Merlin no.46 ILLUSTRATED
A porcelain twin handled dish supported by 2 standing cherubs 9", 2 Newhall pottery mugs decorated Dickensian characters, an Oriental blue and white jar and cover, a lustre jug, various decorative ceramics etc
SOLD FOR £70
A porcelain twin handled dish supported by 2 standing cherubs 9", 2 Newhall pottery mugs decorated Dickensian characters, an Oriental blue and white jar and cover, a lustre jug, various decorative ceramics etc