A very unusual Masons Patent Ironstone footless bowl. It stands on a flat base with no footring. There is a Masons mark to the base.It is painted in underglaze blue and red enamels.
Dating from the first half of the C19th., it measures 6 inches (15.2 cms) across.
It is in good condition. There is an original spur mark to the inside of the base.
A rare, early delft plate, probably English, decorated in underglaze blue with chinese vases on a table in a landscape. It is of plain dish shape with no footrim.
Dating from the late C17th/ Early C18th., it measures 8 7/8inches (22.5 cms) across.
There is a short hairline and the usual frits and chips to the rim.
A Swansea pearlware pottery plate decorated in underglaze blue transfer and enamels with a flower vase. It has an impressed Swansea , Cambrian pottery mark to the base. (See Goddens mark No. 3763).
Dating from 1800-10, it measures 5 11/16inches (14.5 cms) across.
It is in very good condition. There are usual areas of faint crazing where the glaze thickens.
