Art Pottery

A Doulton Lambeth gilt metal mounted stoneware table oil lamp, circa 1883, decorated by Edith Lupton, monogrammed, the domed foot with small white flowers on scrolling stems against a brown ground, surmounted by a twisted brass stem supporting a bucket shaped stoneware housing for the glass reservoir, with Hink's Duplex burner, glass chimney and etched shade, incised and impressed factory marks to stoneware, height to top of burner 47cm.

A pair of Royal Doulton stoneware vases, early 20th century, decorated by Lily Partington, monogrammed, the bulbous bodies with extended cylindrical necks, with cornflower roundels against a mottled lilac ground, impressed and incised factory marks to bases, height 18cm.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware japonaiserie octagonal moonflask type vase, circa 1881, decorated by Jessie Bowditch, monogrammed, decorated in high relief with a bird in flight above blossom to one side, a large lily flower to the reverse, impressed and incised marks to base, height 25.5cm (some restoration).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, circa 1880, decorated by Mark V. Marshall and Harry Barnard, monogrammed, the pear shaped body with small primula flowers to the rim on extended sinuous leaves, impressed and incised marks to base, height 26.3cm.

A large Royal Doulton stoneware Natural Foliage vase, early 20th century, the high-shouldered body with flared neck rim, impressed and incised marks to base, height 40.8cm, together with a pair of Doulton Silicon stoneware cylindrical vases, height 17.7cm, and a small Natural Foliage dish, diameter 15.5cm (minor chip to rim).

A Royal Doulton stoneware vase, early 20th century, decorated by Harry Simeon, monogrammed, the subtle baluster body with blue glazed heart shaped leaves on scrolling tendrils against a buff ground, impressed and incised marks to base, height 23.3cm.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, late 19th century, decorated by Arthur B. Barlow, monogrammed, the tapered cylindrical body with large incised blue glazed vertical leaves against a buff horizontally ribbed ground, impressed and incised marks to base, height 20cm, together with a similar jug by Emily J. Edwards, monogrammed, with plate mounted rim, height 20.5cm.

A tall Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, 1890s, decorated by Florence Barlow, monogrammed, the tapered cylindrical body with a wide band of birds perched on fruiting branches against a buff ground on a mottled blue/green glazed body, impressed and incised factory marks to base, height 32cm (extensively broken and repaired), together with a bulbous shaped vase by Mark V. Marshall, with two large leaves against a brown dimpled ground, height 14.5cm (cracked).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware pink ground jug, circa 1874, decorated by Arthur B. Barlow, monogrammed, the bulbous body with trailing leaves and relief flowerheads, impressed and incised marks to base, height 19cm, together with a dark glittery brown ground vase by Mark V. Marshall with flowers and foliage, height 14cm (cracked), and a Carrara vase, height 22.8cm.

A C.J.C. Bailey Fulham stoneware pottery vase, circa 1871-74, decorated by Jean-Charles Cazin, monogrammed, the baluster body with a brown glazed band of flowerheads and scrolling leaves between blue glazed leaf bands, flanked by lion mask handles, incised marks to base, height 24.5cm, together with a similarly decorated stoneware vase by George Tinworth, monogrammed, height 25.5cm (both with chips).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, circa 1884, decorated by Eliza Simmance, monogrammed, the pear shaped body with three floral bouquets within shield shaped framing against a trellis ground, impressed and incised marks to base, height 27.5cm (chip to foot), together with a Doulton Lambeth vase by Edith Lupton, of compressed bulbous shape with trumpet neck, height 23cm (restored), and a Doulton Lambeth jug, probably by George Tinworth, height 21.5cm (chips to foot and losses to decoration).

A Carter's Poole Pottery lustre vase, dated 1903, designed by Owen Carter, the high-shouldered tapering body with lobed moulding, covered in a purple and reddish gold glaze, incised marks to base, height 32cm. Note: a similar shaped vase is illustrated by Leslie Hayward in 'Poole Pottery', page 25.

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian matt glazed pottery vase, 1930-38, decorated by Richard Joyce, monogrammed, the ovoid oatmeal glazed body with incised vertical stripe decoration, impressed and incised marks to base, height 19.5cm, together with a similar vase by Gladys Rogers, with green glazed floral decoration, height 21cm.

A Reginald Wells Coldrum Pottery vase, circa 1910-24, the tapered ovoid body covered in a streaked and shaped pink to red glaze, impressed mark to base, height 27.5cm (firing glaze chips to footrim).

A Reginald Wells Coldrum Pottery vase, circa 1910-24, the gently swollen cylindrical body covered in a blue glaze, impressed 'CHELSEA COLDRVM' to base, height 25cm (minor haircrack to rim), together with another Coldrum vase of bulbous shape with a running magenta glaze over a streaked grey glaze, impressed 'COLDRVM' to base, height 21.5cm.

An E. Bingham Castle Hedingham pottery teapot and cover, 1870s, with blue glaze, sprigged to each side with marine motifs beneath the mask moulded neck, the handle formed as a nun, the neck as a scaly beast, incised and applied mark to base, height 16cm (minor faults), together with a Castle Hedingham brown glazed jug of tapered cylindrical form with twisted handle, relief decorated with laurel, applied mark to base, height 26.7cm.

A C.H. Brannam pottery grotesque bird jug, circa 1911, the puffin-like bird with naturalistic glaze colours, its conjoined wings forming a handle, standing on a circular base, probably modelled by Frank Thomas, monogrammed, incised marks to base, height 19.5cm.

A C.H. Brannam pottery griffin chamberstick, circa 1899, the blue and cream glazed creature supporting a sconce on the end of its tail, raised on an oval base, incised marks to base, height 16cm (chipping to sconce), together with two Sunflower Pottery Elton vases, height 14.5cm and 12cm.

An Upchruch Pottery three-handled jardinière pot, first half 20th century, of compressed bulbous shape with three handles to the rim, covered in a running lilac glaze over a pink ground, impressed mark to base, diameter 22cm, together with another Upchurch Pottery jardinière with lilac glaze, height 18cm, and a purple glazed Upchurch vase, height 21.5cm.