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 Staffordshire porcelain childs mug decorated in underglaze blue, enamels and copper lustre in a "Gaudy Welsh" style. The reserves have a printed and tinted design and there has been some running to the underglaze colour in the firing.
Dating from the mid C19th., it stands 2 3/4inches high.
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.
An English pearlware mocha mustard pot in the rare and sought after earthworm pattern. It is decorated in underglaze blues and browns with an incised or moulded floral pattern below the rim.
Dating from the early C19th., it stands 3 3/4inches high with lid.
There are two small chips and a bruise to the footrim and some chips and frits to the ri ...click for details
An English porcelain tea bowl from the rare and highly sought after Lowestoft factory. It is decorated in underglaze blue and red, rose and green enamels and gilt with the "green redgrave" pattern.
Dating from the last quarter of the C18th., it measures 3 1/4inches (8.4 cms across).
There is a small, original fault to the footrim whic ...click for details
A boldly decorated gaudy welsh pottery salt, probably made in staffordshire.
Dating from the mid C19th., it measures 2 3/4inches (7cms) across.
There are 3 kiln stilt marks to the base one of which has caused a minor chip on removal (original). There is the usual crazing to the glaze. It is in very good condition.
A fine Caughley porcelain dish decorated in underglaze blue transfer and gilt. The body is of a typical soapstone porcelain with a glaze pooling green in places.
Dating from the late C18th., it measures 8 1/4inches (21 cms) across.
It is in very good condition with only some very minor wear to the gilding on the rim. There are no frits, chips o ...click for details
