We found 331 price guide item(s) matching your search

A Castle Hedingham pottery pot, of square tapered form, decorated in relief with stages of farm work, incised to base No1901, modelled by E Bingham, (England) Hedingham Castle, with pad mark to base, 20cm high

A Castle Hedingham pottery dish, decorated in relief with a blue lattice design on a brown ground, with a heraldic shield to the centre inscribed Fortis et Vigilans', pad mark to base, 32cm diameterDamaged and pinned to the border

A Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery candlestick, of tapered shape, with ropetwist handles, inscribed E - M 1649, incised 'In England', pad mark to base, 22cm highDirty with some slight crazing within the glaze. Otherwise looks to be complete.

A Castle Hedingham pottery 'The Essex Jug', dated 1891, decorated in relief with roundels depicting Grecian scenes and applied with crests and shields, in buff colours on a mottled brown ground, incised to the foot and signed to the base Edward Bingham, Castle Hedingham, with castle pad mark, 35cm high.This collection is the product of over twenty years of collecting amassed by a local private collector. As a keen local historian she was involved in the Halstead and District Local History Society and co-author of various local historical publications. As such she became attracted to the distinctive style and locality of this pottery. The collection includes a diverse selection of shapes and designs that were produced by this rather eccentric pottery in Essex. Having recently downsized, she felt it was time to let the collection pass on to the next generation. Comprising almost seventy pieces, it would appear that this is the largest collection of wares of Castle Hedingham Pottery by Edward Bingham to be offered on the market at auction for a number of years.Overall condition appears to be ok, with only tiny chips to the rim and foot, which are not easy to spot. Dirty.

A Castle Hedingham pottery jardiniere, decorated in relief with a continuous frieze of medieval figures and animals, on a mottled blue ground, signed E W Bingham, England No 216, with pad mark to base, 15cm highCrazed. Chips and losses around the outside edges.

A Castle Hedingham art pottery harvest pitcher by Edward Bingham, inscribed beneath and dated '1901', 23cm diameter x 28cm highDamage and repair to the spout, old baize stuck beneath.

A Late 19th Century Castle Hedingham Pottery Majolica Glazed Palissy Relief Moulded Plate by Bingham, 23.5cms Diameter,

A Castle Hedingham pottery plaque commemorating Bernard Palissy Condition Report:Available upon request

Three pieces of E. Bingham Castle Hedingham pottery, late 19th century, comprising a green glazed two-tier candlestick with loop handles, dated '1649' opposing the monogram 'E.M.', height 22cm, a light brown and cream glazed jug with horseshoe motifs above a chevron band, height 17.5cm, and a brown and blue glazed jug, height 14cm, various incised and applied marks (faults and restoration).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

An Edward Bingham for Castle Hedingham pottery Essex pot stand, decorated with vines and green man masks, 36.5cmH

A collection of stoneware and earthenware jugs and vessels,mostly 19th century and later, various sizes and including a Castle Hedingham pottery jug, 15cm high (qty)Provenance: The Collection of Anthony Thwaite.Condition ReportChips and flakes and damaged.

An Edward Bingham for Castle Hedingham pottery Essex jug, applied with figures collecting grapes, twisted handle, inscribed "Joy of ye vintage", 22.5cm high, impressed mark, c.1880

A Victorian Castle Hedingham pottery jug the spout with a bearded figure. With blue decoration Hight 28cm no obvious damage.

A Castle Hedingham Pottery jug by Edward Bingham, 6in tall

A Castle Hedingham pottery dish decorated in relief with portrait medallions, together with a Hedingham jug with horseshoes and another with an inscription to the front (3)All pieces have some chips. The green jug has a repaired handle and some restoration to the spout.

A collection of Castle Hedingham pottery,late 19th century, comprising a dish by Edward Bingham, decorated with masks and flowers to a brown ground, 22.5cm diameter, a figural jug, 25cm high, a candlestick in the form of a gryphon, signed E Bingham, 36cm high, another candlestick, 25cm high, a jardiniere, 19cm high, a blue glazed ewer, 41cm high, and a green glazed cream jug, 10cm high, all with applied marks (7)Condition ReportChips to the figural jug. Chips to the base of the candlestick. Chips to the handle of the gryphon candlestick. Losses to the rim of the jardiniere. Losses to the handle of the ewer.

A collection of Castle Hedingham pottery,late 19th century, to include a jug with 'Our Queen;s message after her Diamond Jubilee Jun 22nd 1897', 23.5cm high, a similar smaller example, with a naive portrait of Queen Victoria, 16.5cm high, and a green glazed mug, relief moulded 'Obeay ye king', 14.5cm high (3)Condition ReportChips, knocks and losses throughout.

EDWARD BINGHAM POTTERY, A CASTLE HEDINGHAM ESSEX JUG37cm highCondition: in good general condition, no obvious restoration, some very minor small chips.

A 19th Century Castle Hedingham style pottery jug together with an Eastern jar and cover and a large jardiniere decorated with courting couple scenes AF

A large brown glazed Castle Hedingham pottery ewer, by Edward Bingham, 44cm.

A Castle Hedingham pottery, The Essex jug, dated 1891, bulbous body covered in a brown glaze, moulded with panels of figures, applied crest and coin forms, wheat ears to the rim. 33cm.

A group of Castle Hedingham pottery, by Edward Bingham. To include a green gazed loving cup, 2 classical themed dishes, A Bowl with Latin inscriptions and a puzzle form vase with multiple applied faces.

A Castle Hedingham pottery dish,designed and made by Edward Bingham, with raised masks each with a scroll bearing legends of virtue glazed in green, brown and blue, raised Castle Hedingham mark, 26.5cm diameterCondition report: Cracked. Restored rim in one place. Various other nibbles and chips to the rim and underside

A circa 1890 Edward Bingham of Castle Hedingham pottery dish, decorated with applied masks and flora, 26cm diameter

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.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

CASTLE HEDINGHAM; an art pottery jug in 17th century style, with faux date of 1651 and inscribed 'The Gift is Small, Goodwill is All', height 12cm.

CASTLE HEDINGHAM POTTERY. 'Castle Hedingham Pottery (1837-1905)' by R. J. Bradley. Limited edition bound reprint. No.371 of 1,000, from The Connoisseur magazine, parts 1, 2, 3 February-March 1968. Scarce. Condition good. Sound with paper cover, clean staples. 20pp. some minor spotting & age discolouration to page edges, light fading to front cover.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase

An Edward Bingham Castle Hedingham brown glazed pottery mug commemorating Charles II, decorated in raised relief with a crown and bearing date 1646, verso castle and incised E Bingham mark

A 19th century Castle Hedingham pottery plate by Edward Bingham, 24cms diameter.Condition ReportRubbing to gilt decoration, no chips cracks or repairs, good overall condition

A late 19th Century Edward Bingham Castle Hedingham Pottery jug decorated in the antiquarian style with applied sprigging of a mythical beast and apocryphal coats of arms - pad mark to base

An Edward Bingham Castle Hedingham pottery tankard, decorated in relief with three roundels depicting figures and Avril, May and June, with raised castle mark to base, incised E W Bingham, England, Essex, No 197, af, height 5.74ins

A Castle Hedingham pottery 'The Essex Jug'. A 19th century Victorian ceramic porcelain jug, on a brown ground with three raised panels depicting various Essex scenes, inscribed to the circular foot and incised verso Edward Bingham Castle Hedingham date 1890. Later converted in a table lamp.Measures, 42 cm Tall

Pair of Castle Hedingham Edward Bingham brown glazed twin handled pottery vases, 28cm highCondition report: Both are badly damaged, they have both been broken off their bases and glued back together. Both have losses to the handles and chips to the bases

Castle Hedingham Edward Bingham brown glazed pottery jug, with lion on handle and mask decoration, 22cm high

Castle Hedingham Edward Bingham pottery dish decorated with masks and flowers on brown and green ground, 25cm diameterCondition report: Small break to border, which has been stuck back in, and some chips to border, otherwise in good order.

Castle Hedingham Edward Bingham blue glazed pottery vase/jardinière decorated with horse and cart, figures and a floral band, 12.5cm high, 13.5cm diameterCondition report: Overall surface crazing, some minor flaws to the glaze and some wear to glaze around top rim. Please see additional photographs

Castle Hedingham Edward Bingham brown glazed pottery puzzle jug, decorated with drinking scene, 35cm highCondition report: Appears in good order, but has the look of being restored however we can't detect where the damage or restoration has occurred.

Castle Hedingham Edward Bingham green glazed pottery two handled tankard decorated with script - God Save Ye King 1649 and Drink Faire Dont Sware, 14cm highCondition report: Good original condition, minor nibbles to edges.

Castle Hedingham Edward Bingham blue and puce glazed pottery jug, 15.5cm high

Castle Hedingham Edward Bingham green glazed pottery vase decorated with a band of four running animals, 11cm high

Castle Hedingham four handled pottery tyg, mottled green glaze, relief moulded with various motifs, the date '1650' and 'GR', 19cm highCondition report: Some small base chips. Otherwise in good order.

A 19th century, Castle Hedingham pottery dish with applied raised masks each with a scroll bearing legends of virtue glazed in green blue and manganese. Designed by Edward Bingham.Bearing castle emblem to the base. 25cm diam.Condition report: Some slight crazing to the glaze

A lattice moulded art pottery jug with figural handle, Edward Bingham for Castle Hedingham pottery, impressed marks to base, height 21cm. Condition - possible minor restoration to nibbles around base, otherwise good, minor nibbles only, no cracks no restoration.

A 19th century Castle Hedingham pottery green glazed ewer, decorated in relief with Greek motifs, inscribed E Bingham no 6 with pad mark to base, 35cm high, together with a Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery jug, with an entwined handle, 30cm high and a miniature teapot and cover, 8cm high (3)

Castle Hedingham pottery four handled loving cup with applied 1650 and floral decoration on brown ground, 18cm high

A Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery jug, with leaf and berry design, and twisted handle, 27cm high, together with a vase with four handles and a jug with horseshoe design (3)

An Arts & Crafts studio pottery pierced vessel, modelled as three grotesque heads, glazed in mottled greens, signed to base 'F. Hurten-Rhead', possibly Frederick Hurten-Rhead (1880-1942), (brother of Charlotte Rhead), 9cm high, with an Edward Bingham for Castle Hedingham baluster jug, late 19th century, with loop handle, applied horseshoes to the shoulders and incised geometric decoration to the neck and body, incised maker's marks, pattern number '1138', and applied partial castle motif to base, 19cm high (2) For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE.Please note, we do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view on trevanionanddean.com

A Castle Hedingham brown glazed pottery Harvest jug, impressed marks, 21cm high

A Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery jug, with leaf and berry design, and twisted handle, 27cm high, together with a vase with four handles and a jug with horseshoe design (3)

A large Castle Hedingham pottery inscribed beer jug, incised mark modelled by E. Bingham 1829 to 1901 October 1901, height 36cmCONDITION: Firing cracks around handle; pouring lip large chip; footrim chipped, approx. 1.5cm

Edward Bingham, Castle Hedingham Pottery (1864-1901) harvest jug decorated with sgraffito decoration, 22cms (8.75ins) high.

A Castle Hedingham two-handled vase by Edward Bingham, decorated with figures and Tudor motif, pottery mark to base, 17cms (6.75ins) high.

Castle Hedingham Edward Bingham blue glazed pottery four handled jug / loving cup with applied floral decoration and 1650, the base marked No 22, E.W Bingham, 19cm high

Castle Hedingham pottery tobacco jar and cover in the form of a tree stump

Castle Hedingham pottery including a mug, two dishes and a small creamer, all marked "Castle Hedingham" some with Edward Bingham (4)

A late nineteenth century Castle Hedingham Pottery Art Pottery two-handled vase, circa 1880. It has applied decoration of three figures and is picked out in colours. Edward Bingham Castle Hedingham mark to the base. 19 cm tall. (1)From the estate of the late Norman Walmsley. Condition: Restoration to one handle. 

A late nineteenth century Castle Hedingham Pottery Art Pottery handle jug/teapot, circa 1880. It has applied geometric decoration that is picked out in colours. Edward Bingham Castle Hedingham mark to the base.  17 cm tall. (1) From the estate of the late Norman Walmsley.  Condition: Tow small holes to the body and small chips to the rim. 

An art pottery jug, Edward Bingham for Castle Hedingham, late 19th century, the jug of wide baluster form, decorated with applied horseshoes and incised geometric motifs in buff and brown glazes, inscribed makers marks and relief castle motif to base, 19cm high, with a treacle glazed terracotta jug of baluster form with loop handle, 20cm high, a slip glazed terracotta jug of conical form with flared rim, 13.5cm high, and a further slip glazed terracotta jug of baluster form, with sgraffito decoration, 16cm high (at fault) (4) For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE

A Castle Hedingham majolica pottery bowl with relief decoration by E Bingham, diameter 24.5cm. Condition: a couple of minor niggles to point on outer rim and to noses of faces, otherwise good, no signs of major damage or repairs.

Edward Bingham for Castle Hedingham, an art pottery jug, lattice and foliate decoration with figural handle and bear below spout, incised and stamped marks, 23.5cm high