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CERAMIC'S
![]() 17th. century Persian tile. |
![]() 17th. century Persian three sided bottle. |
![]() Copenhagen teapot c1805. |
![]() Staffordshire porcelain teapot c1816. |
![]() 2 Delft vases c1755. |
![]() part Derby tea set c1795. |
![]() A Davenport jug c1805 & a Wedgwood jug c1815. |
![]() Derby comport c1810. |
![]() Two Job Ridgeway plates c1805. |
![]() Japanese porcelain vase c1890. |
![]() reverse of Japanese vase. |
![]() Two Mason jugs, c1813. c1845. |
![]() Two Staffordshire cows c1845. |
![]() Sunderland pink lustre jug c1830. |
![]() Wedgwood teapot c1805. |
![]() Two Worcester jugs & a coffee pot, c1760-1780 the Dr. Wall period. |
![]() A poor picture of a Walton figure c1818 |
![]() Staffordshire figure of the cobbler c1845. |
![]() This is a wonderful LARGE Doulton Burslem bowl, in the "Willow" pattern, which is rare in Doulton, in fact this is the first one that I have ever seen, dating c1901, it measures 4" high x 9" in diameter, and would make a STUNNING addition to any collection. It is in perfect condition, there is NO crazing, chips, cracks, hairlines or repairs (restorations). |
![]() This is the stamp on the bottom of the Doulton bowl. normally I would never dream of collecting Doulton, I have never liked it, but this bowl appealed to me it goes with the rest of my Blue & White of which I have a large collection. |
![]() Swansea Cambrian Pottery fl, 1783-1870 From 1783-1802 the impressed mark "SWANSEA" was used |
![]() A pretty little three & a half inch miniature plate by L. Gill done 2001 |
![]() reverse of plate |
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