Antique Porcelain: Royal Crown Derby, Staffordshire, Royal Worcester, Bohemian, Royal Doulton Porcelain, Ceramics and Pottery
A SILVER-GILT MOUNTED GLASS INKWELL, LINER AND BOX, French, circa 1890, the square form with rounded shoulders and hobnail-cut base, mounted with two silver-gilt pierced scroll bands connected on the front and reverse by a winged female and each side with [...]

A PORCELAIN BOWL, Worcester, PORCELAIN FIGURES, Derby, Belleek
A BROWN STONEWARE FLASK IN THE FORM OF A TIPSTAFF, Stephen Green, Lambeth, circa 1837, the cylindrical sides moulded in relief with a royal coat of arms and initialled ‘V R’, impressed Stephen Green, Imperial Potteries Lambeth, 28cm.; also a Group of four brown glazed Flasks, 20th Century, [...]

PORCELAIN BASKET, English, FIGURE CANDLESTICK, Royal Worcester, late 19th Century, RECTANGULAR TRAY, Royal Crown Derby, circa 1900
A PAIR OF PEARLWARE FIGURES OF ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA, probably Wood & Caldwell, circa 1815, each well coloured and modelled reclining on a shaped oval grassy mound base, 30cm.; long, one arm restored, snake’s head restored, minor chips (2).
A [...]

Antique Porcelain Vases: Minton Vases, Moore, Rockingham, Spode, Swansea and Royal Worcester Vase
Antique Minton Porcelain Vase 1871.
A good pair of vases with brightly enamelled birds. The blue ground is rather too dark resulting in an unfortunate drab appearance; a brighter blue or other colour could raise the price. The handles and borders gilt.
Impressed name and [...]

Antique Porcelain Jardinieres and Cabinet Objects
The jardiniere is a bowl, usually with a flat base, in which to grow plants indoors, whereas a cache-pot is of a more fixed being a tapering cylinder in which to hide the common or garden earthenware flowerpot. TTiis enables one to have a succession of flowering plants ail the [...]

Antique Porcelain Jugs, Mugs and Ewers
The material for the body was by no means fixed and one design can be found in soft earthenware, stoneware and parian; in fact, it is occasionally difficult to decide between the last two, the body looking like a fine stoneware or a proto-parian body. Those illustrated on p. 146 [...]

ANTIQUE PORCELAIN BOWLS: WEDGEWOOD, BELLEEK, ROCKINGHAM, ROYAL CROWN DERBY BOWLS
In the eighteenth century, tea was drunk from antique bowls without handles, and at the end of the century, from cups. The only bowls from tea services represented on the following pages are slop bowls, used for emptying the dregs from one cup prior to a [...]

A Bloor Derby Figure of a boy  - A Chelsea Derby Teabowl - English breakfast Cups and Saucers - A Doulton stoneware Jug - Two Royal Worcester oyster Plates
A Chelsea Derby Teabowl and Stand, circa 1770, each piece of spiral moulded form and painted with flower sprigs in green and gilt with black outlines, anchor [...]

Staffordshire earthenware Jugs - A Pair of Coalport Ewers - A Copeland Parian Figure  seated woman
A Group of David Leach Tableware, 1970’s, comprising: soup Bowl and Cover, two small Bowls and a Plate, various sizes, impressed marks; together with a Michael Cardew miniature Vase; two James Welford celadon
glazed Vases; and a Bowl
A Staffordshire ironstone yellow [...]