A most attractive pair of Late 19th Century Antique Victorian Staffordshire pottery "Comforter" Spaniels, well moulded and simply decorated in a brown and white palette with gilt highlights. Such pairs of dogs, widely regarded as "Man's best friend", typically stood on the mantlepiece above the fire in the Victorian cottage home, their familiar, friendly and comforting presence giving rise to the habit of describing them as "Comforters". Unmarked, as one would expect. Height : 11.50 / 11.25  inches : Width : 10.75 / 9.00 inches : Depth : 4.00 inches : Year : Circa 1875. Ref. POL1CAVSCS. $425.00. Please add $75.00 USD to your order to ship this item. Thank You.

 

 

 A good, Mid 19th Century Antique Victorian Blue and White Transfer Plate from the Botanical Beauties series produced by Elkin and Newbon of Stafford Street, Longton, Staffordshire, circa 1844-45. This particular pattern is illustrated in Volume 1 of Coysh and Henrywood's Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery 1780 - 1880. Geoffrey Godden states, in his Encyclopaedia of Pottery and Porcelain Marks, that this firm was in business for just a short period, manufacturing earthenware at their Stafford Street Works from 1844 to 1845. Width : 10.40 inches : printed makers mark E & N, and series title, "Botanical Beauties" enclosed within a floral cartouche, printed in underglaze blue on reverse :  Year : Circa 1844 - 45.  Ref. AVBBBAWTPEAN. $245.00. Please add $35.00 USD to your order to ship this item. Thank You.

 

 

 

 An attractive and well coloured Antique Victorian Staffordshire Portrait Figure Group  of the Crimean War period, depicting Prince Albert together with Napoleon III, the French Emperor. To the left stands Napoleon, in full military uniform with cocked hat athwartships. To the right stands Prince Albert, in full military uniform with cocked hat fore and aft. They clasp hands. Between them is a brick wall with a pile of shells at it's base, and above them are two flags. Height : 13.65 inches : Width : 7.50 inches : Depth : 2.50 inches : Year : Circa 1854. Ref. Pugh225. $395.00. Please add $35.00 USD to your order to ship this item. Thank You.

 

 

 

 A large and attractive Antique Victorian Blue and White Transfer Serving Dish in the "Royal Cottage" pattern, produced by Thomas Till and Son at their Sytch Pottery, Burslem, Staffordshire, circa 1855. Decorated with a romanticised  view of Royal Lodge, which stood in Windsor Great Park and which, following alterations and additions carried out for the Prince Regent by John Nash, was now a large and elaborate cottage in the contemporary style of the cottage orné, with thatched roofs, verandas, and a conservatory. The reverse of the dish bears the maker's mark T.TILL & SON, together with the pattern name within a pastoral cartouche, these both in underglaze blue. Length : 15.50 inches : Width : 12.75 inches : Year : Circa 1855. Ref. AVBAWTSDRCTTAS. $295.00. Please add $65.00 USD to your order to ship this item. Thank You.

 

 

 

 A most attractive Crown Devon Pottery Baluster Vase, the simple decoration of three fronds of blue and gilt leaves upon a cream ground with gilding to the rim. Printed maker's mark to the base together with ithe mpressed numerals 1465. Height : 10.75 inches : Width : 5.00 inches : Year : Circa 1960. Ref. CDBVSFC. $165.00. Please add $45.00 USD to your order to ship this item. Thank You.

 

 

 

 A fine and interesting bone china plate, Number 16 of a limited edition of 250, produced in 1986 to commemorate the 8th Centenary of St. Mary's Church, Conwy, North Wales, 1186 - 1986, by the Berkshire China Company of Stoke-on-Trent. Underglaze black transfer upon a white ground with gilded border. The reverse with Maker's mark in underglaze black. Offered complete with Certificate of Authenticity, now a little grubby. Width : 8.00 inches : Year 1986. Ref. 8CCPSMCC1. $65.00. Please add $35.00 USD to your order to ship this item. Thank You.

 

 

 

 A scarce and attractive pair of Late 18th / Early 19th Century Antique Georgian Derby Porcelain Cups and Saucers, decorated in blue and gilt upon a white ground in Pattern Number 596, the underside of each piece marked in underglaze puce with the pattern number and Derby mark of the period. Some rubbing to the gilding, but the lot to include one extra cup, which has a small, { 1/2 inch } hairline }, as a bonus for the purchaser. Year Circa 1800 : Ref. POAGDPCASPN5PM. $395.00. Please add $35.00 USD to your order to ship this item. Thank You.

 

 

 

 A fine example of Wedgwood potting at it's inimitable best. This lovely old blue and white transfer printed pitcher, is decorated in the "Fallow Deer" pattern, the reserves then silver lustred to create an overall piece of quite stunning beauty. The base fully marked and the whole in pristine condition. Height : 4.25 inches : Width : 4.50 inches : Depth to include handle : 6.50 inches : Year : Circa 1940. Ref. WFDBWASLP. $325.00. Please add $35.00 USD to your order to ship this item. Thank You.

 

 

 

 A good, Late 19th Century, Antique Victorian Pottery Chamber Pot, decorated in green upon a white ground in the Art Nouveau pattern, "Clyde", and potted by Ford and Sons of Newcastle Street, Burslem, Staffordshire, circa 1900. The base marked with the Maker's mark incorporating the pattern name, in underglaze green. Height : 5.25 inches : Width : 9.00 inches : Depth to include handle : 11.00 inches : Year : Circa 1900. Ref. AVANCPCP. $195.00. Please add $45.00 USD to your order to ship this item. Thank You.

 

 

 

 Another great example of Wedgwood potting at it's inimitable best. This lovely old magenta and white transfer printed pitcher, is decorated in the busy "Ferrara" pattern, the reserves then silver lustred to create an overall piece of quite stunning beauty. The base is fully marked, but sadly, the piece has a hairline crack, running for about two inches from the lip, thus detracting from the value, if not the beauty of this fine decorative item . Height : 4.00 inches : Width : 4.25 inches : Depth to include handle : 6.00 inches : Year : Circa 1940. Ref. WFMWASLP. $165.00. Please add $35.00 USD to your order to ship this item. Thank You.

 

 

 

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