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WILLIAM DE MORGAN (BRITISH, 1839-1917) A VASE, CIRCA 1890 Ruby and silver lustre glazed earthenware, of baluster form, decorated with swans and fishes Impressed Sand's End Pottery (Early Fulham Period) mark, with painted JJ, the decorators initials for Joe Juster 20cm high Condition Report: Multiple small glaze losses to the neck rim, one 2x2mm, two larger material losses at the neck rim (1cmx4mm and 5mmx3mm). All over crazing in line with age, with ingrained dirt. Some (white) surface scratches on and around the shoulder, multiple, light and deeper.Condition Report Disclaimer

Quantity of early 20th century stoneware hot water bottles to include 'The adaptable hot water bottle & bedwarmer by Old Fulham Pottery' in large and for muff or pocket, Sunrays and other examples together with a copper bottle and Wafax bed warmer (1 box)

William John Marriner (1881-1967) for Fulham Pottery, c.1930s, an earthenware urn of fluted twin-loop form on a spreading foot, with an unglazed exterior, glazed interior, the underside with impressed stamp 'THE POTTERY FULHAM LONDON' and 'MADE IN ENGLAND', and inscribed shape no. 'FMC2',42cm wide11cm deep13cm highCondition ReportLight general surface wear to include minor marks otherwise in generally good clean condition.

Quentin Bell (1910-1996), a Fulham pottery oblong portrait dish, 1980s, incised and part glazed with the full length portrait of a woman, blue border, incised mark ‘Fulham pottery Quentin Bell’, 23cm x 12.5cm Typical minor manufacturing imperfections, in good condition.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

Quentin Bell (1910-1996), a Fulham pottery circular portrait dish, 1980s, incised and painted in blue with the portrait of a woman, incised mark ‘Fulham Pottery Quentin Bell’, 21cm, together with a pottery teacup and saucer by another hand (3) The Quentin Bell dish has typical minor manufacturing imperfections, good condition. The cup and saucer has typical minor manufacturing, good conditionPLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

Quentin Bell (1910-1996), three pottery portrait square tiles, 1980s/1990s, the largest incised and painted in black with a half length portrait of a woman seated at a table, on an H & A Smith tile, inscribed mark verso, 15cm, the second with a nude of a woman holding a red robe on a blue background, inscribed mark the soul, 14cm, the smallest a Fulham pottery tile incised with a portrait of a woman in cream within an ochre scroll incised border, incised ‘bottle kiln’ mark in a seal ‘Fulham Pottery Quentin Bell’, 9.7cm (3) The largest tile has a small chip to the top right corner, otherwise the others are in good condition with typical minor manufacturing imperfections.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

An early 20th century circular Fulham pottery birdbath modelled with a sleeping child, diameter 50cm. Condition good but weathered.

William John Marriner (1881-1967) for Fulham Pottery - an Alberware Range 'FMA' twin handled mantel vase, unglazed earthernware with glazed interior, impressed and incised marks verso, h.19.5cm, w.44.5cmInterior glaze finely crazed throughout.Numerous further scuffs, scratches and general surface grubbiness to all other areas.Approx. 8x3mm oval surface chip to shoulder of footrim.Otherwise good.

A Winstanley pottery model cat, others M Scholt Studio Six Fulham London, Szeiler Bears, Donkeys, etc

A large Fulham Pottery vase designed by Constance Spry, footed, twin-handled form with fluted body, glazed to interior, impressed factory marks, 64cm. wide

Quentin Bell - Fulham Pottery - A painted pottery mug of barrel form with loop handle, decorated with stylized flowers in oval panels to a washed sea green ground, signed through glaze to base, height 10.5cm.

The Adaptable Hot Water Bottle & Bed Warmer. Boots The Chemists Circular stoneware bottle with wooden handle Made by The Old Fulham Pottery Est .A.D.1671. Registration Mark 512879, Diameter 17cm. Good condition.

Florence Standfast for Constance Spry (1886-1960), produced by Fulham Pottery Large twin handled mantle vase, circa 1930s  Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  Stamped maker's marks  20.5cm high, 47cm wide Condition Report: Vase with scuffs, scratches and marks commensurate with age and handling. There are some brown stains around the base, there is a small chip to bottom edge of base with evidence of old glue. There is craquelure throughout  interior glaze.

A FULHAM POTTERY TWIN-HANDLED VASE DESIGNED BY CONSTANCE SPRY ( 1886-1960) (2)Model `FMA 2', unglazed exterior and glazed interior, impressed `The Fulham Pottery London' and `Made in England', incised `FMA 2', 44cm wide by 20cm high; together with an exhibition catalogue, `Constance Spry and the Fashion for Flowers', The Garden Museum, 2021Some markings to the unglazed exterior. Some crazing to the glaze in the interior

A Fulham Pottery two-handled planter, 1930s, designed by William John Marriner in the style of Constance Spry, with cream glaze, printed marks to base, length 42cm, together with a similar planter (small chip to foot).

A rare salt-glazed stoneware chemist jar inscribed 'Turtle' from Fisks, 144 High Street Southampton. (Fisks was a chemist shop in Southampton in the 19th century. Leatherback turtle fat and blood were used for medicinal purposes.) London c1800-1840. 15cm diameter x 16cm high; together with a John Dwight of Fulham salt-glazed pottery jar, c1780, 24cm high. (2)Turtle - has a good ding and no cracks. Circa 1cm indent, to include glaze loss. This to cream coloured section. Natural firing dots.Salt-glazed pottery - hairline crack from base upwards circa 4cm. A few natural firing dots, marks, spots, specks, indents.See new photos.

CONSTANCE SPRY (1886 - 1960) FOR FULHAM POTTERY; a lotus shaped mantel vase in cream earthenware, stamped 'The Pottery Fulham London Made in England', height 18cm, width 35cm.Condition Report: There is a chip to the underside of one corner (see iamge 6), otherwise no chips or cracks

A Fulham Pottery stoneware bottle - Strange & Co., Hammersmith, 6.5" and three others. (4)

Two Timothy Whites and Taylors stoneware ceramic bed warmer hot water bottle together with The DBC foot warmer and Old Fulham Pottery example and a Regicor Vat 69 blue liquor pitcher, Hillstonia pottery jug, Dairy Crest vintage advertising cow milk jug and a vintage Thermos wide mouth vacuum jar with handle

Bulmers Cider stoneware advertising flagon bottle together with Stanton's Beverabes Ltd, Olde Fulham Pottery and other stoneware examples

The Pottery Fulham mantel vase with unglazed exterior by Constance Spry, stamp to base, 43cm wide

A pair of Bailey Fulham pottery stoneware square decanters one 'Whisky' and one 'Brandy' decorated with sprigs of holly, 19cm high

A Fulham Pottery Constance Spry style twin handled vase; various Studio Pottery; jardinieres; vases etc.

A quantity of vases to include Fulham Pottery; Beswick; Goddard etc.

1920's wall pocket - The Pottery Fulham London

William John Marriner (1881-1967) for Fulham Pottery - an Alberware Range 'FMA' twin handled mantel vase, unglazed earthenware with glazed interior, impressed manufacturer's marks to underside edge of footrim, h.19cm, w.41.5cm

A Fulham Pottery two-handled planter, 1930s, designed by William John Marriner in the style of Constance Spry, with matt cream glaze, impressed marks to base, length 42cm.

Quentin Bell (1910-1996) Dish the centre with an incised design of a bust of Arachne from Greek mythology within a blue border impressed Fulham pottery and artist bell marks to base (firing crack) 26cms diameter26cmsfiring crack from rim to centre

Quentin Bell (1910-1996) Fulham Pottery dish with incised landscape design within pink painted fish scale borders the base marked Fulham pottery signed by Quentin Bell with impressed bell within a circle 27cm diameter27cms diametergood condition

Quentin Bell (1910-1996) Painted Dish for Fulham Pottery the centre with an incised design of young girl with parasol within a blue border inscribed "Eurynome" after the ancient Greek deity, impressed marks to base for Fulham pottery and Bell cypher within a circle 28cm diameter28cm diameterrestored

A collection of Hull interest to include a copper tray marked Hammond's Osborne Street, Hull. A second copper tray marked WM. Craft and Sons Beverley Road Hull. A pair or wire rim spectacles by Prout Bros D.B.O.A Opticians, Incidents in the History of Kingston Upon Hull book by C.S. Todd, F.S.A 1869, along with The Old Fulham Pottery adaptable hot water bottle and bed warmer and a Royal Insurance glass wall plaque.

Fulham Pottery Urn shaped ''WTZ' vase, ballet dancer 'EGB' vase and a lyre shaped 'TBE 1' vase Glazed earthenware Manufacturer's marks WTZ vase : 16cm high ; EGB vase : 21cm high ; TBE 1 vase : 25.5cm high (3)

Gerard de Witt (1884-1976)  'Coralie' range 'DW2 B' wall pocket vase, together with a Fulham Pottery 'MA' wall pocket vase, circa 1940-50  Unglazed and glazed earthenware  Impressed and printed manufacturer's marks  'DW2 B' : 20cm high, 24.5cm wide ; 'MA' : 19cm high, 29cm wide (2) Condition Report: 'DW2 B' : Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. The interior glaze with fine craquelure throughout and hairlines throughout.  'MA' : Fine craquelure to exterior glaze throughout, interior glaze with more noticeable craquelure

William John Marriner for Fulham Pottery  Alberware range 'FMA' & 'FMC' mantel vases, circa 1937  Glazed earthenware  Printed manufacturer's marks  FMA : 20cm high, 43cm wide ; FMC : 14cm high, 44cm wide (2)Condition Report: Light general surface wear to include minor marks otherwise in generally good clean condition

Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery  'Coralie' range 'DW1' wall pocket vase, circa 1938  Glazed earthenware  Impressed manufacturer's marks  30.5cm high, 28cm wide  Condition Report: Fine craquelure to glaze throughout, otherwise in generally good overall condition.

Constance Spry (1886-1960) for Fulham Pottery Napoleon's hat vase, circa 1935  Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  Impressed facsimile signature and incised 'C.S 155. 7'  20.5cm high, 43cm wide Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include light marks and minor scuffs. Interior glaze with craquelure throughout, some minor brown marks and two hairlines running into rim.

Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery  'V1' flower vase, circa 1930s Glazed earthenware  Impressed manufacturer's marks  29.5cm high, 34cm wide Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks and faint scratches. The glaze with fine craquelure throughout. Some pitting marks and blemishes to glaze from manufacture.

Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery  Pair of 'WDK' vases, circa 1930s  Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  Impressed Manufacturer's marks  13cm high, 33.5cm wide (2) Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks and faint scratches. The interior glaze of each with fine craquelure throughout. one vase with two glaze hairlines running from interior into rim

Florence Standfast for Constance Spry (1886-1960), produced by Fulham Pottery  Large twin handled mantle vase, circa 1930s  Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  Stamped maker's marks  20.5cm high, 47cm wide  Provenance  Fred Wilkinson collection (Director of Constance Spry Ltd)  Private collection  Footnote  This lot was originally kept at Winkfield Place, where, in 1946, Constance Spry set up a residential college to teach young women the art of flower arranging Condition Report: Light general surface wear, minor blemishes and marks throughout, small firing crack to underside.

Florence Standfast for Constance Spry (1886-1960), produced by Fulham Pottery   Fern-sided 'No. 80' mantle vase, circa 1935  Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  Impressed facsimile signature and incised '80'  16cm high, 40cm wide    Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include light marks and minor manufacturing blemishes. Interior glaze with craquelure throughout and one hairline. Stand and lower edge of vase with brown staining/discolouration

Charles West for Fulham Pottery  Near pair of 'FWE' mantle vases, circa 1950  Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  Each approximately 16cm high, 38cm wide (2)Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. The interior glaze of each with fine craquelure  and small blemishes to glaze from manufacture

Fulham Pottery Pair of 'CH' wall pocket vases, circa 1940 Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior Impressed manufacturer's marks 26cm high, 49cm wide (2)Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. There are some minor firing cracks to bottom of one wall pocket. The interior glaze to both with craquelure throughout 

Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery  'WDC' wall pocket vase, circa 1940  unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  Impressed manufacturer's marks  20cm high, 23cm wide    Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks.

Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery  'WK' Jardinière, circa 1930s  Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  Impressed manufacturer's marks  12.5cm high, 27cm wideCondition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. The interior glaze with very fine craquelure throughout.

Charles West for Fulham Pottery Three 'FWD' mantle vases, circa 1950  Glazed earthenware  Two with printed manufacturer's marks one impressed 'FWD 2'  15.5cm high, 29.5cm wide (3)Condition Report: White glazed vases with light general surface wear, in good overall condition. The black glazed vase with some brown staining to interior and with very minor loss to lower edge of base.

Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery 'Coralie' range 'DWM 2' flower vase, circa 1938  Glazed earthenware  Impressed manufacturer's marks  24cm high Condition Report: Overall light general surface wear. There is a shallow chip to base approx. 1cm wide, there are also fine cracks with minor chips to the interior arms supporting the inner flower holder.

William John Marriner for Fulham Pottery Alberware range 'FMB' mantle vase, circa 1937  Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  Impressed manufacturer's marks  14cm high, 35cm wide  Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, small scratches and general handling marks. The exterior with areas of brown staining/ discoloration. There is a small area of craquelure to the interior glaze. There is a firing crack from manufacture to underside of base.

William John Marriner for Fulham Pottery  Alberware range 'FMA' mantle vase, circa 1937  unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  Impressed manufacturer's marks  19cm high, 43cm wide  Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. There is an in-filled chip to inner rim. There is a fine hairline one one side visible to interior and exterior

Gerard de Witt (1884-1976) for Fulham Pottery 'Coralie' range 'DW2' flower vase, circa 1938  Glazed earthenware  Impressed manufacturer's marks  21cm high Condition Report: Craquelure to glaze throughout, some heavier more noticeable craquelure to one side. There are some small hairline firing cracks from manufacture to base.

William John Marriner for Fulham Pottery Alberware range 'FMC' mantle vase, circa 1937  unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  Impressed manufacturer's marks  14cm high, 44cm wide  Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. There are some visible areas to the exterior where a white wash has been applied (possibly to cover stains or restoration). There are what appear to be two small blemishes with small firing cracks to one side of the vase. The interior glaze with fine craquelure throughout and with some deeper hairlines.

Charles West for Fulham Pottery  'FWF' mantle vase, circa 1950  Unglazed earthenware with glazed interior  17cm high, 42cm wide Condition Report: Overall general surface wear to include minor marks, faint scratches and general handling marks. There are some areas with brown discolouration to lower surfaces of vase. The interior glaze with fine craquelure throughout

Constance Spry (1886-1960) for Fulham Pottery, an early 20th century Lotus leaf shaped mantel vase, cream glazed pottery raised on a footed base, the underside with printed marks 'THE POTTERY FULHAM LONDON' and incised 'FWD', 15cm high x 29.5cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request

William John Marriner (1881-1967) for Fulham Pottery, an early 20th century Spry Scalloped shaped mantel vase, cream glazed pottery raised on a footed base, the underside with printed marks 'THE POTTERY FULHAM LONDON' and incised 'FMC3', 10cm high x 32cm wideIf there is no condition report shown, please request

Constance Spry (1886-1960) for Fulham Pottery, an early 20th century Lotus leaf shaped mantel vase, cream glazed pottery raised on a footed base, the underside with incised marks 'THE POTTERIES / FULHAM / LONDON', 'MADE IN / ENGLAND', and incised 'FWD', 18.7cm high x 34cm wide, A/FIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A damaged Art Deco period Fulham Pottery posy vase, in the manner Gerard De Witt, with five flared tubes, repaired crudely to one side, height 28cm, stained and crazed, stamped to base

C.J.C. Bailey Fulham stoneware pottery vase, decorated with birds perched amongst scrolling foliage, inscribed marks to base, 19cm highIn good condition with no damage.

A collection of hot water bottles including the Doulton's "Thermette", the Old Fulham Pottery "The Adaptable, a copper version along with a brass footwarmer

A collection of various ceramics etc. including Fulham Pottery white bowl signed BA, Mintons jug (A/F), mid-century cats, West German vase, antique monogrammed teacup etc.

JOHN PIPER (BRITISH 1903-1992) FOR FULHAM POTTERY 'SPRING' AND 'SUMMER' TILES, 1983 impressed manufacturer's mark, earthenware, produced for the Tate Gallery John Piper Exhibition in 1983-4 each 16cm x 16cm (6 ¼in x 6 ¼in) (2) Private Collection, London.

A Fulham pottery stoneware beaker vase incised with stylised flowerheads, inscribed C.J.W and with artist's monogram, Fulham 1908, 9.7cm high