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A Burmantofts Pottery Faience Stick Stand, decorated in a turquoise glaze, the cylindrical body moulded with a central band of flowerheads and foliage with flutes and swirls, impressed marks, shape number 1860, 60cm high.All over light crazing, no chips or cracks. Some tiny nibbles and slight scratching to rim - see images.

Burmantofts Faience stick or umbrella stand, with a blue glazed body with reeded star effect pattern marked to the base, held within a brass stand. Height 65 cm, diameter excluding brass work 21.5 cm (see illustration).

A Burmantofts Faience vase of gourd form with impressed star decoration and a red/yellow finish - sold with another similar with turquoise finish - various condition

An Art Nouveau Burmantofts pottery vase. With a globular body, and a tapering neck, featuring a repeating design of flowers and leaves in naturalistic colours, impressed 'Burmantofts Faience 3087' to the base, height 20cm.There is no damage to report. There is a very small overpainted firing flaw and a small section to base where the glaze is lacking, a few glaze and potting imperfections additional images are now online.

BURMANTOFTS POTTERY FAIENCE JIN CHAN TOAD JARDINIERE, CIRCA 1890 impressed BURMANTOFTS FAIENCE ENGLAND 583 T; together with a SMALLER SIMILAR EXAMPLE glazed in yellow, unmarked, and a SEATED SPOON WARMER, printed T. GOODE & CO. LONDON, glazed earthenware, with glass eyes (3) former 17cm high (6 ¾in high), yellow 8cm high (3 1/8in high, seated 12.5cm high (4 7/8in high)

BURMANTOFTS POTTERY TWO FAIENCE TOAD SPOON WARMERS, CIRCA 1890 one impressed BF, incised WH 451, other impressed BURMANTOFTS FAIENCE T 451, glazed earthenware (2) 13.5cm high (5 ¼in) high

BURMANTOFTS POTTERY TWO FAIENCE VASES, CIRCA 1890 yellow - impressed BF 824, incised B, turquoise-  impressed BF ENGLAND 374 and cypher; and another vase, printed marks HG FG, glazed earthenware (3) yellow - 36cm high (14 1/16in high), turquoise - 16cm high (6 ¼in high, other 31.5cm high (12 ¼in high)

CONTINENTAL, MANNER OF BURMANTOFTS POTTERY PAIR OF MYTHICAL BIRD VESSELS, CIRCA 1900 impressed 1224 457 KQ V, glazed earthenware with applied glass eyes (2) 30cm high (11 7/8in high)

A LARGE BURMANTOFTS STYLE MAJOLICA GROTESQUE WARTY TOAD FLOWER HOLDER, early 20th century, in a streaky green/yellow glaze, incised X and indistinctly numbered, 9" long (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Hairline crack running from left of mouth down in to body with a little glaze flaking to base.

Burmantofts - A late 19th Century jardinière of ovoid form with collar neck, impressed decoration of stylised flowers heads to the yellow glazed ground, together with a similar example, tallest 19cm. (2)

Burmantofts - A late 19th Century faience umbrella stand of cylindrical form, relief moulded with spiral trailed clematis over a bamboo effect ground, picked out in colours, impressed marks to base and no.1170, height 66cm.

Burmantofts - A Late 19th Century faience jardinière and stand circa 1890, the whole relief moulded with stylised sunflowers in the Aesthetic taste picked out in a green majolica glaze, impressed marks and no.1947, height 104cm.

Burmantofts - An Art Nouveau jardiniere and stand, the large swollen ovoid bowl relief decorated with a stylised peacock to a garden setting, mounted on a large baluster column with repeat stylised flowers heads, all picked out in tonal blue, green and brown majolica colours, height 103cm.

Burmantofts - A pair of late 19th Century - Faience ware vases, of shouldered ovoid form with flared collar neck relief moulded with stylised flowers and foliage in majolica colours, impressed and painted marks, height 33cm. (2)

A large turquoise glazed terracotta vase in the manner of Burmantofts, unmarked, 20th century, the upper body with twin double-knopped handles modelled with corkscrew terminals above lion masks, the rounded balustroid body on a spreading foot, 49cm high

Joseph Walmsley for Burmantofts, a partie colour faience jardiniere, model 2240, modelled in relief with a parade of open winged owls below a fruiting ivy vine, impressed marks, 27cm diameter

An Edwardian Burmantofts Majolica pottery jardiniere stand, with floral panels, 61cm

Bernard Moore (British 1850-1935) Three Art Pottery Figures and Another Early 20th century, comprising two monkeys in flambe and lustre glazes, both unmarked, and a white-glazed "Diakokan" figure, this bearing BM monogram, together with a further spill vase modelled as a monkey in mottled turquoise glaze in the style of Bernard Moore or Burmantofts, this unmarked.The larger monkey 9cm highOnly the larger monkey retaining one glass eye, this with some small glaze scratches, otherwise no damage or restoration to note.

EDWARDIAN JARDINIÈRES, Burmantofts-style, green glazed 30cm jardinière, also similar floral moulded Wilkinson jardiniere, pattern no 2501

BURMANTOFTS FAIENCE, Veritas oil stove (incomplete) in Christopher Dresser style, light green glaze, 74cm height Lot 358: Two feet with shallow chips but otherwise in good condition throughout. Lacking burner. See photos

Three turquoise Burmantofts Pottery vases, late 19th century, comprising an incised vase, with a depressed body, impressed marks and numbered '236 B', 15cm high, a squat ewer, with an incised scale ground and sunflower and leaf body and an elongated spout, impressed marks and 'Faience', 17cm high, and a twin-handled vase, with an impressed band, with further dimpled details, impressed marks and 'Faience', 14cm high (3)Condition Reportdepressed vase - chips to the underside. Ewer rubbing to the spout edge, with small chip Twin handled vase rubbing to the base rim - handle restored.

A Burmantofts Pottery turquoise 'Fan' vase, late 19th century, modelled as an open fan, on a ribbon tied and shaped plinth, impressed marks and numbered '1723', 30cm wide 9.5cm deep19.5cm highCondition ReportFiring cracks to the base. Hairline cracks around the base/ bow. with crazing. No apparent restoration. 

Two Burmantofts Pottery items, late 19th century, comprising a pierced yellow vase, with an incised band, with a shaped rim, impressed marks and numbered '698', 16cm high, and a yellow glazed ewer, of plain form, impressed marks and '1817', 27cm high (2)Condition ReportBoth with crazing. Pierced vase - some minor repairs to the pierced banding. Please see additional images. 

A Burmantofts pottery vase, c.1875, of bottle form, with a long neck, stamped marks and numbered '824', 35.5cm highCondition ReportFair overall. No issues.

Two Burmantofts Pottery vases, late 19th century, a green glazed vase, of tulip shape, impressed marks and '1388 R White', 28cm high, and a slendour vase, with a trailing green glaze over a yellow ground, impressed marks '1536 White', 29.5cm high (2)Condition ReportTaller with crack inside the rim. Green vase crazed.

Three Burmantofts Pottery vases and a ewer, late 19th century, a yellow ribbed vase, impressed marks marks '404', 18cm high, a moulded floral vase, of squat form, impressed form and inscribed, restored, 16.5cm high, a cream ewer, impressed marks 'White' and '376', 16.5cm high (3)Condition ReportYellow - minor chips to the ribbing. Moulded floral vase - with restoration to the rim and into lip. Ewer - crazing, small flake to the handle.

A Burmantofts Aesthetic Movement statuary stand, approx 69cm high

A collection of four Cash's embroidered bird pictures, framed, one Burmantofts- style griffin (at fault) and one sterling cigarette case, 130gm 

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE MISCELLANEOUS SUNDRIES, to include Burmantofts Pottery large orange/red pot with a basket design all over, stoneware pots one covered, large 3 gallon stoneware keg in the shape of a barrel, selection of drinking glasses, heavy resin coasters decorated with birds, wooden chicken figure, Bohemia lead crystal bud vase etc. (2 boxes + loose), (sd/af)

Burmantofts turquoise glazed Faience model of a dragon, stamped No 1166POA https://www.bradleys.ltd/quotation-request-form

Burmantofts turquoise glazed Faience model of a crouching dragon, model No 1166POA https://www.bradleys.ltd/quotation-request-form

A Burmantofts Coronation jardiniere stand, 94cm tall

Burmantofts faience baluster jardinière, decorated on ivory panels with raised poppies, shape No. 2050. Together with a late Victorian Majolica jardinière stand, in George Jones style, with turquoise, mustard and brown decoration. The Jardinière 27cm diameter x 26cm high approx. The jardinière stand 100cm high approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) The jardinière stand is badly damaged at the top on the underside with losses and chips, there also seams to be damage to the base area and underneath the base area, probably restored. The jardinière - heavy wear to the interior including crazing.

Burmantofts. A Late 19th Century English glazed pottery jardiniere. 21x16cm.

A Burmantofts pottery faience stick stand with relief decoration of Irises on a cream ground between stylised borders, on pedestal foot, 60.5cm. high, 24cm dia.;impressed painted marks “BURMANTOFTS FAIENCE 2026/ Col. No. 50” (old chips to foot; star crack to base).

A large Burmantofts faience charger painted in sepia with a landscape design, 45cm diameter (small chip to rim)

A turquoise majolica glazed jardinière stand by Burmantofts - early 20th century, impressed Burmantofts Faience monogram and no. '1948G 11', column form with trefoil-topped arched reserves decorated in relief with dahlia flowers, 72.4 cm high, chip to base, glaze wear to top.

Pair of Burmantofts Faience bottle form vases with green and brown streaked glaze, incised sun motifs, H22cm (2)

A Burmantofts blue glazed jardinière stand, 60 cm high x 33 cm wideimpressed marks

A Burmantofts faience vase with floral decor, pattern number 1043 1219, 235mm tall

A large Burmantofts faience charger painted in sepia with a landscape design, 45cm diameter (small chip to rim)

A Burmantofts of faience pottery vase, late 19th to early 20th century, with Arts and Crafts decoration, in a yellow glaze, impressed marks, 23cm high together with a similar spoon warmer, modelled as a frog, impressed marks, 16cm high (2)Provenance: The Estate of the Late Jackie Mann Condition ReportNo apparent chips or losses. Crazing throughout.base of the neck to the twin handled base - a crack - chips to the base in firing patches.clay bits on legs of frog - under glaze - clay shavings. Crack to the frogs mouth with potential restoration.

Four items of Art pottery: A Moorcroft lustre baluster vase with impressed marks to the base, 17cms high; a Poole pottery eight sided vase with impressed marks to the base, 24.5cms high; a Burmantofts turquoise vase with marks to the base, 14cms high and a Bretby shaped four sided square section bowl, 20cms wide x 11cms high. Estimate £20-40.

An early 20th century blue glazed squat studio vase, h.24.5cm; together with an early 20th century Burmantofts twin handled pottery double gourd vase, monochrome decorated in deep red, incised monogram and numbered '194' verso, h.25cm (2)Burmantofts – good condition, no cracks, chips or restoration, minor glaze scratches and wear only.Blue – minor glaze scratches only, otherwise good condition with no damage or restoration.

Burmantofts vase in green glaze with incised Garden of Eden inspired pattern, featuring a serpent and pomegranates, H34cm; Bretbey jardiniere with graduated green glaze, stamped 1451J, H20cm; two other similar studio style pottery items (4)

A Burmantofts faience Anglo-Persian inspired miniature baluster vase, by Leonard King, late 19th century, painted in a typical palette with flowers on a white ground, monogrammed, numbered D420 2257, with impressed factory mark, 12 cm high.

BURMANTOFTS; a large 19th century faïence jardinière, decorated with floral pattern on a two-tone brown ground, marked '1775' and pattern 'L268' to the base, height 33cm, diameter at widest point 38cm.Condition Report: - There is a very old star crack to the base, old chip to foot rim, some of the glaze is coming away but overall for its age, it looks good.

A Clement Massier pottery jardiniere stand and matched Burmantofts jardiniere, the circular base with four cylindrical columns and Moorish arches, covered in a turquoise glaze, and a Burmantoft's Faience jardiniere modelled in low relief with flowers, impressed factory marks, minor damages, 101cm. high (2)

A Burmantofts green and red glazed bottle vase, marked to base "107", H24.5cm, item from the estate of a former Manager and collector at the Poole Pottery factory

A Burmantofts turquoise glazed vase, maker's mark to base, ref. 94, H12cm, from the estate of a former Manager and collector at the Poole Pottery factory

A small Burmantofts red and blue bottle vase, maker's stamp to base, ref. 633, H13.5cm, from the estate of a former Manager and collector at the Poole Pottery factory

A Pair of Early 20th Century Burmantofts Faience Pottery Vase of Tapering Cylindrical Form in Green Glaze with Repeating Design, Impressed Factory Mark to Base, 38cm high

Burmantofts faience pottery jardiniere stand with stylised floral decoration, 74cm highHas been heavily restored as shown in photos

Large collection of assorted Ceramics to include Ble & WHite Prunus Ginger Jar, Burmantofts Faience Jardinière, Imari etc

Burmantofts Faience & Bretby, England - a 19th century green-blue glazed ceramic floor planter jardiniere. The plant stand comprising of a Burmantofts majolica effect planter bowl decorated with in relief fruit & leaves, together with a column shaped stand with impressed & in relief floral & geometric motifs. Both pieces stamped to underside.Altogether measures approx. 63cm tall x 27cm ind iameter.

A Burmantofts of faience pottery vase late 19th to early 20th century, with Arts and Crafts decoration, in a yellow glaze, impressed marks, 23cm high together with a similar spoon warmer, modelled as a frog, impressed marks, 16cm high (2)Provenance: The Estate of the Late Jackie Mann Condition ReportNo apparent chips or losses. Crazing throughout.base of the neck to the twin handled base - a crack - chips to the base in firing patches.clay bits on legs of frog - under glaze - clay shavings.

A Burmantofts faience pottery mirror late 19th century, 27 x 33cmProvenance: The Estate of the Late Jackie Mann Condition ReportFoxing to the mirror plate. Chip to the top. Crazing throughout. Please see the additional images.

A Burmantofts faience pottery umbrella stand late 19th to early 20th century, with stylised oak leaves, in a yellow glaze, impressed marks, 57.5cm highProvenance: The Estate of the Late Jackie Mann Condition ReportCrazing throughout. Chips to the rim and scuffing.

A pair of Burmantofts faience pottery vases 19th century, modelled as swans, in a yellow glaze, impressed marks,19cm wide17cm highCondition ReportCrazing, marks and dirt throughout. No apparent chips or restoration.

A Burmantofts Jardinière stand. The Secessionist baluster stand is decorated in blues, brown and green, with a foliate design and abstract trees and river. Marked to the base. 43cm high Top diameter 17cm, base 28.5cm diameter.