Doulton Lambeth pitcher with pewter lid $235.00 Very elegant cream glazed stoneware jug with deep indigo blue trim, from the Doulton Lambeth period. This jug has an elegant line and superb proportion, standing 8 3/4" (223mm) tall on base diameter of 4" (102mm) [ More Information ]	Wedgwood Jasperware Cabinet Plate - "Cupid". $65.00 Iconic Jasperware cabinet plate from Wedgwood. The classical design motifs are shown individually in the photographs, accessed by clicking on ’more information’. Plate has a diameter of 9 7/8" and no faults. [ More Information ]	Blue and Whie Cabinet Plate A G Harley Jones $85.00 Beautiful 1928 blue and white, cabinet plate by Stoke on Trent pottery, A G Harley Jones. The Wilton Lily pattern is very decorative and nicely gilded. Plate measures 9 3/4" in diameter with a depressed centre. [ More Information ]
Small Royal Bayreuth Vase $73.50 Superb example of this fine German porcelain. The vase shape is one of the more desirab le ones and the pattern of the departing sailboat well sought after. Beautifully hand painted with excellent detail. [ More Information ]	Royal Winton ’Red Roofs’ Comport $110.00 Stunning and highly collectable comport/dish with the ’Red Roofs’ pattern. Red Roofs was a very successful pattern for Grimwades/Royal Winton and not easily found in dishes of this size. [ More Information ]	Clarice Cliff Sauce Boat $75.00 Sweet little sauce boat with decoration designed by Clarice Cliff. I think this piece would be post her ’Bizarre’ range so seems quite subdued by comparison - none the less it has charm and no small amount of appeal. [ More Information ]
Octagonal Regal Ware Hand Painted Cabinet Plate "Poppy’ $95.00 The Regal Pottery Company was a short lived enterprise - functioning between 1929 and 1935. The "Poppy" pattern was by far one their most successful patterns and remains keenly sought after today. The design, in this case, is hand painted by C H Burton - nicely done at that. [ More Information ]	Octagonal Wedgwood Cabinet Plate "Melody" $70.00 This octagonal Wedgwood plate is a beauty - the 1929 pattern is classic deco and still an eye catcher. Transfer printed I would think. [ More Information ]	Retro Style Beswick Vase/Bowl $40.00 Capturing the best of beswick design and glazes, the design of this vase/bowl has a achieved a great sense of balance and interest. The earthy outer satin glaze contrasts nicely with the gloss green interior glaze. [ More Information ]
Set of 4 Hand Decorated Cups Saucers ?Copeland $120.00 These four duo’s are truly stunning with hand painted cartouche’s - two to each cup and one one each saucer. The paintings are all slightly different but clearly by the same hand. Very fine, earlyish china which supports the suggestion of Copeland as the manufacturer. [ More Information ]	Burleigh Art Deco Tea Pot $70.00 This is a beautiful little teapot from the respected firm of Burgess and Leigh. In the Balmoral shape, which was one of their most successful art deco shapes, the teapot features ’stitch’ pattern finish on the tip of the spout and around the lid. [ More Information ]	Gibson ’Melba’ Shape Art Deco Teapot. $75.00 The impressed backstamp takes this teapot to the 1920’3 and the shape is avant guarde enough to be early art deco. Stunning black glaze with hand painted decoration on top of transfer printed gilding. [ More Information ]
Feilding’s ’Royal Devon’ Cruet $80.00 Beautiful cream and sugar on a metal stand from the S Fielding pottery, prior to 1917. This pottery went on to become known as Crown Devon - this set pre-dates that development. [ More Information ]	Royal Devon Vase - Ribbon Pattern by S Fielding Co $75.00 A lovely late Victorian / Edwardian vase with the back-stamp showing good detail and information. The Forrester company went on to become renowned for their Crown Devon trade name. [ More Information ]	Best of British...Aynsley Trio $35.00 This is a very attractive trio from the respected firm of Aynsley. Excellent condition - no chips, cracks, crazing or restoration seen. [ More Information ]
Royal Albert ’Petit Point’ pattern Trio $35.00 Royal Albert is arguably one of Britain’s best known producers of quality bone china. Petit Point is a favoured pattern and consequently it doesn’t often come onto the market these days. [ More Information ]	Pair of Matched Hand painted Wilkinson Comports $85.00 Being able to offer a pair of comports is a real bonus - it just doesn’t happen that often. These are nice simple comports with clean fresh co,ours and a great over all balance. Hand painted by the looks of it and the painting is very well executed. [ More Information ]	Art Deco Royal Doulton Trio $35.00 Royal Doulton is synonymous with quality! This stunning trio has impressed date marks for July 1922, right in early throes of the Art Deco period for china. [ More Information ]
Pair of Sylvac Mugs $55.00 Pair of Sylvac, pink mugs with strong organic theme to the decoration. Basemark suggests post WW2 I think - condition is excellent - no chips, cracks, or restorations seen. Nice pair for the table or the collection [ More Information ] Demitasse Cup Saucer Commemorating the New Zealand Exhibition 1906-7 $40.00 This is a very ornate cup & saucer - in German porcelain, heavily gilded and transfer printed with an overview of the New Zealand Exhibition held in Christchurch NZ 1906 - 07. Gilding on the back of the cup has been engraved with "Grace 1 - 1 - 07" so presumably a souvenir gift. [ More Information ]
Small Goebel Bird Figurine $48.50 A very good representation of a Plover bird by the Goebel factory. One of a large number of bird figurines they have produced over the years. Nicely backstamped on the base with model number [ More Information ]	Goebel Bird Figurine - Titmouse $48.50 Goebel made a number of these figurines and although I am no ornithologist, I am pretty sure this is a representation of a Titmouse. Nicely stamped and numbered on the base, and excellent quality. No box. [ More Information ]	Small Bird Figurine by Goebel’s $48.50 Delightful small figurine of a Greenfinch, this small ornament has charm. Excellent modelling and detail as one expects from the Goebel factory. Matt finish and good clear backstamps / numbers [ More Information ]
Brass, Oak and Carlton Ware Bon Bon Dish $80.00 Attractive and useful little bob bon dish with oak body and brass trimmings. Has the original liner which is stamped for Wiltshaw and Robinson - went on to become Carlton Ware. This piece is from around late Edwardian/ 1920’s. [ More Information ]	Deco period Burleigh Ware Cream Sugar $45.00 Nice little pair of colourful Burleigh. The back stamp and pattern are very much of the 1920’s to 30’s. A respected company who were always innovative and quality conscious. [ More Information ]	Gouda Jug $45.00 This is a nice somewhat unusual example of this iconic Dutch pottery. Jugs stands 4 1/2" (114mm) tall. [ More Information ]
Retro 1960 Goebel’s Lidded Jam Pot $65.00 From one of Germany’s respected porcelain factories, this Jam Pot is a delight. [ More Information ]	Rather nice Bursley Ware Vase $68.50 H J Woods’s Bursley Ware is perhaps best known for its association with Frederick Rhead and then his daughter Charlotte. This isn’t one of their pieces but the influence is certainly seen in the design elements. [ More Information ]	Celadon Glaze and Figured Pewter Topped Perfume Bottle $75.00ea A nice matched pair of late deco period perfume bottle / decanter with a very good celadon glaze. These are very decorative and would enhance any woman’s dressing table. [ More Information ]