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Lot 1506
BRETBY ART POTTERY, MATCHED 'CLANTA' WARE GARNITURE, CIRCA 1900 comprising a three-handled jardiniere and a pair of twin-handled vases, the jardiniere of ovoid form with 'hammered' copper lustre band and handles, painted with Japonisme panels of birds in blossoming branches, the vases of tapered cylindrical form with copper lustre stylised handles and base, mounted with Ruskin-style pseudo cabochon, similarly painted panels of bird, all with impressed BRETBY sunrise mark to basethe jardiniere 23cm high, the vases 37cm
Lot 588
A LARGE BRETBY POTTERY JARDINIERE/PLANTER, decorated with pink and gilt floral design on a black ground, height 26cm, together with an unmarked Continental porcelain Art Nouveau figural vase, height 40cm (2) (Condition Report: the planter has some restoration work and a hairline crack near the rim)
Lot 250
A Bretby pottery jardinière on stand decorated with an Art Nouveau style swan, impressed marks,35cm diameter approximatelytotal 110cm highCondition ReportConsistent crazing throughout both the jardinière and stand. Chips and losses to the stand. The stand with a central chip to plateau. Chip to the base of the pot and to the rim. The stand with a crack to the side, under the glaze. The foot possibly re-attached to the stem of the stand. Additional images uploaded.
Lot 141
BRETBY ART POTTERY, MATCHED 'CLANTA' WARE GARNITURE, CIRCA 1900 comprising a three-handled jardiniere and a pair of twin-handled vases, the jardiniere of ovoid form with 'hammered' copper lustre band and handles, painted with Japonisme panels of birds in blossoming branches, the vases of tapered cylindrical form with copper lustre stylised handles and base, mounted with Ruskin-style pseudo cabochon, similarly painted panels of bird, all with impressed BRETBY sunrise mark to basethe jardiniere 23cm high, the vases 37cm
Lot 329
A COLLECTION OF ART POTTERY, over thirty six pieces, to include a Bretby Clanta jardiniere, a ribbed terracotta jug with indistinct marks to base, a studio pottery lamp, a lustre glazed ewer incised with fish, a globular Raku vase with impressed potter's mark, etc (qty) (Condition Report: most pieces appear ok, some damage, lamp untested)
Lot 505
A Mintons Secessionist vase designed by John Wadsworth and Leon Solon, swollen cylindrical form, tubeline decorated with Art Nouveau flower stems in buff and cream on a mottled green ground, a Mintons Secessionist soap dish, cover and drainer, a Bretby Pottery Art Nouveau vase and two Foley Intarsio pieces, printed factory marks, No.1 to Mintons vase, 24cm. high (7) ProvenanceFrom the collection of Ian and Rita Smythe
Lot 93
An early 20th century Bretby pottery jardiniere on stand, with Clanta design decoration and maroon ground with incised and moulded Art Nouveau motif decoration, stamped Bretby England. Height 84 cm, width 28 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The structure of this is not in good condition. There is a significant crack to the base that runs vertically and is 10 cm long. This is visible both to the underside and the top of the base of the plinth. There is also a crack to the bowl that runs from the wavy rim down the side +/- 3 cm long. There is no other structural damage visible. Plenty of areas of wear, dirt and loss of decoration including areas of small wear and losses to the rims of the pedestal and bowl.
Lot 476
A Bretby Art Deco green glazed pottery planter, with stylised geometric motifs, no. 3361, impressed marks, 23cm wide, together with a Eichwald pottery planter, of twin handled oval form, moulded with reeds and garlands, raised on four outswept feet, no. 7775/5, raised marks, 25cm wide. (2, AF)
Lot 57
MANNER OF CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904), A BRETBY ART POTTERY JARDINIÈRE with two shell-like handles, decorated with mustard yellow, green and brown glazes and centrally painted with a floral spray, impressed marks, no. 691. 33cm highStar crack to one side, which does not go all the way through. Crazing throughout and some abrasions to the glaze, particularly around the handles.
Lot 419
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, GLASS AND A CAST IRON HUBLEY RACING CAR, the latter probably a replica, driven by Bibendum - The Michelin Man, red and silver with yellow wheels, stamped Hubley 1934 to underside, together with a ribbed blue and yellow Bretby Pottery vase, a West German pottery vase stamped '104 20' probably by Dumler & Breiden, a light purple and clear wine glass with figural Art Deco style stem, a small Coalport plate with modelled flower details (sd), a Royal Brierley crystal vase engraved with fuchsias (fleabites/tiny chips), a Crown Ducal mid twentieth century 'Petit Pierre' vase, a late nineteenth century whisky flask with silver lip, mount and stopper (handle broken), etc (9) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd and as stated)
Lot 353
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, comprising Bretby Art Pottery vase shape no 1692, tyg form vase no 1694 (small firing fault underneath), and planter marked 632D, all with cobalt blue glazes, an art pottery stoneware vase with impressed decoration by Bob Dawe (born 1935), height 17cm, and a Carlton Ware panelled pedestal vase (small firing crack) (5) (Condition Report: generally good condition, specific obvious damage as stated in the description, planter sounds dull when tapped, and has a line of glue/varnish? running down from rim to base, some crazing)
Lot 1348
A Bretby Art Pottery baluster vase in mustard with flared rim, 9 1/2" tall, no. 1539, mark for 1884 (chipped to base - see images), a large wall-plate with raised polychrome windmill and flower decoration, 11" diameter, stamped 44 * (very small frit/chip to rim - see images) and a James Kent two handled dished plate.
Lot 381
Three trays of assorted items to include: Royal Stafford English bone china square shaped fish and shell design plates with a matching rectangular serving plate, Crown Ducal ware fish design sauce boat, Wood's Ivory ware fish design plates, two Bretby Art Deco moulded Angel fish design vases, a moulded fish vase, Staffordshire Roddy ware relief design fish jug, W & Sons 'Pekin' design teaware, Quimper ware cabinet cup and saucer, Portmeirion 'Sporting Scenes' design coffee cup and saucer, Newhall pottery fishing design ashtray, similar Irish porcelain Wade Coarmagh ashtray, metal spitroaster, Salter's pocket balance scales, bell on wall bracket etc. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 546
A MIXED GROUP OF CERAMICS including a silver-mounted Moorcroft 'Pomegranate' pattern tobacco jar; Doulton Lambeth stoneware 'Autumn Leaves' jardinière; pair of Bretby art pottery vases; etc. (5)Cover missing from the Moorcroft tobacco jar. Jardinière has several flea bites/ chips to the glaze around the rim. Three large chips to the rim of one of the Bretby vases. Measurements Moorcroft 11.5cm high, 12.5cm wide, Bretby pair 27cm high, 12cm wide, Doulton Lambeth 21.2cm high, 25cm wide, red vase 8.2cm high, 9cm wide. All width measurements are taken from the items widest point.
Lot 58
Bretby, an Art Pottery earthenware garden seat, model 918, red running glaze of green, modelled with shells and crustaceans, stamped marks, 34cm.Condition report:Old restorations around the entire top rim. It is evident on the top as it has formed almost a tide line in darker tone, but it extends down the top of the body also. It would appear there was a crack running from the rim to almost centre of the top (visible on the image running under our lot label). There is another large area to the base line that appears re-painted/ restored, presumably what ws once a sizeable chip. One of the shell tips has also been restored, and the second shell has a chip almost to the underside of it so not that obvious but it is there. The centre of the top is quite obviously scratched also.
Lot 393
A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS CERAMICS, comprising a Royal Doulton Kingsware Memories pitcher with a silverplate hinged lid, a pale blue moon vase decorated with birds, flowers and insects, height 19cm, a 1976 Coalport Paddington in the Snow figure (hairline crack to base), a green and white ceramic plaque (dusty and frame is loose), a Swedish Art Pottery Lahoem dish (nibbles and chipped around rim), a Bretby figural ashtray impressed mark 1823 to base with a small monkey warming his hands on a lit cigarette (damage to eyes and chip under the base), a yellow Mason's Twinings Ltd tea jar, a Dartmouth Pottery gurgle vase with original gold and black sticker, height 24cm, a wax head and shoulders 1920's style doll with pearl earrings, red lips and eyeshadow with two separate porcelain arms, two half figurine pin cushion dolls, a Royal Doulton 'Captain Cuttle' figure (chipped base), a Mason's blue and white jug, a Royal Doulton 'Countess' butter dish (crazed), two Coalport 'Indian Tree' pattern pin dishes, two pieces of Wedgwood Blue Jasperware giftware, three pieces of Aynsley giftware, a mid-century Czech Ditmar Urbach hand painted ship posy vase impressed 14154 to the base (25) (Condition report: obvious damage mentioned in description)
Lot 756
Seven Pieces of Bretby Art Pottery, in blue, green and brown speckled glaze, comprising - vase with three vertical ridges 8.5ins high, wide spout jug 6.5ins high, small twisted vase with three handles 4ins high, 'sea urchin' design vase 7.25ins diameter x 2ins high, two-handled plant pot 6.5ins diameter overall x 4ins high, narrow necked vase with handle 4.75ins high and three-handled twisted form vase with four solifleur openings 5ins high overall
Lot 475
FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASS WARES, to include a Bretby Stoneware dish marked 'POES', a stoneware money box in the form of a koala, two art pottery dishes of organic form by The Saltings Pottery, Penrhyndeudraeth, a twenty one piece Salisbury China tea set, three carved wooden mice, etc (4 boxes + loose) (sd)
Lot 478
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, METAL AND GLASS WARES, to include a twenty two piece Wedgwood Susie Cooper Designs 'Glen Mist' part dinner service, a pair of green Bretby Pottery vases shape 1664, height 16cm (one repaired), Lomonosov and similar animal figures, a pair of red cased art glass vases, a cased set of dessert forks and teaspoons, a large continental planter height 26cm x diameter 30cm, etc (Qty) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd and as stated, signs of use)
Lot 782
SHELLEY; a twin handled loving cup produced to commemorate King George VI Coronation, May 1937, height 11cm, together with a Shelley Harmony jug, a Losselware biscuit barrel (lacking cover), a Bretby Art pottery vase, etc (6).Condition Report: The Breby vase with minor chip to the glaze, Losselware is missing its cover and the swing handle has snapped, light wear throughout.
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