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Aller Vale ( Torquay ) - A late 19th / early 20th Century antique vintage studio art pottery three handled vase having tall waisted form with ruffled rim and twisting handles. marked to base. Measures; 31cm tall. 

Nine pieces of Torquay pottery including Aller Vale cockerel teapot, Watcombe chamberstick, Babbacombe mug, etc.

Four pieces of Aller Vale pottery in Scandy and Persian pattern - various condition

Four pieces of Aller Vale blue Scandy pattern pottery

TORQUAY POTTERY.A collection of Torquay Pottery including a Longpark inkwell, a pair of Aller Vale tall candlesticks, a Longpark match striker etc.

A quantity of assorted Studio pottery, an 'Aller Vale' milk jug plus a quantity of Lowestoft crested ware (two trays)

A red clay pottery commemorative vase, Torquay or Aller Vale, of waisted form with three loop handles, inscribed 'Prince Edward 1894 York’

EARLY STUDIO POTTERY comprising of a Pilkington Lancastrian three handled vase with blue mottled glaze, pattern 2468, approximate height 18cm, Ruskin pottery vase with 'Ruskin Pottery West Smethwick' backstamp (restored rim), and two Aller Vale three handled art nouveau vases

A red clay pottery commemorative vase, Torquay or Aller Vale, of waisted form with three loop handles, inscribed 'Prince Edward 1894 York’

10 items of Aller Vale pottery motto ware

Group of pottery Aller Vale wares with various slip designs comprising large jug, vase, further vase, and a small jug, largest 32cm high

A quantity of Aller Vale and other Torquay Pottery including Kingfisher hat pin stand

A pair of Aller Vale Pottery flower pattern baluster vases

Three pieces of Aller Vale Pottery comprising a Persian pattern jug, another and a vase

After Christopher Dresser, majolica glazed art pottery including Watcombe conical jug, Aller Vale gourd jug and Bretby globe and shaft vase, impressed marks to each, 20cm high (3)

6 pieces of Aller Vale pottery mottoware and 5 pieces of lustre ware

Group of pottery Aller Vale wares with various slip designs comprising large jug, vase, further vase, and a small jug, largest 32cm high

An early 20thC Aller Vale Art Nouveau Dresser type vase, of shaped form, with three handles, in yellow glazes, 15cm H, a Studio pottery tyg, of inverted circular form, a further Studio vase and a Majak 11 jewel Russian mantel clock. (4)

A mid 20thC glazed pottery vase, of square tapering form, decorated with a stripe pattern predominantly in green, orange and black, 32cm H, an Aller Vale Studio pottery three handled vase, and another. (3)

An Aller Vale pottery grotesque jug designed by Blanche Vulliamy, model no.1280, shouldered form, twin-handles modelled as arms, the neck with a grotesque face, glazed cream, green and ochre on a blue ground impressed marks, 15.5cm. high Literature Keith Poole The Art of the Torquay and South Devon Potters, page 122 figure 173 this model illustrated in an original catalogue.

Collection of Torquay and Swiss pottery including Ault, Aller Vale, Watcombe, Honiton, Brannam and Thoune (two shelves)

1899 Visit to Exeter by Duke and Duchess of York: a rare Aller Vale Pottery yellow glazed beaker of small size painted in colours and incised with dated inscription and moulded crest, impressed mark, 91mm, small chip to foot * In early July 1899 the Duke and Duchess of York visited Devon and on the 4th of the month opened the ‘York Wing’ of the Technical College and University of Exeter. The city’s motto ‘Semper Fedelis’ (Always Faithful) is inscribed on the mug. Accompanying the lot is a letter from Devon Library and a photocopy of the Exeter Evening Post of that day. See Commemorative Pottery, plate 133 right where this same piece is pictured. (commemorate, commemorative, commemorating)

Aller Vale Pottery figure of a Seated Winking Cat in yellow, with orange Glass eye, approx 16cm tall

9 pieces of mottoware including Aller Vale pottery and Devon pottery

7 pieces of mottoware including Aller Vale pottery (1 missing lid)

5 pieces of pottery including Aller Vale

A Winstanley pottery cat, 18.5 cm high, an Aller Vale pottery winking cat, 30.5 cm high and a Falcon Ware Ghoulies & Ghoasties jug, 18.5 cm high, and a Continental porcelain mirror (4)

Aller Vale pottery Blanche Vulliamy grotesque ceramic mug, 18cm tall

Various tea and dinner sets including Doulton, New Hall monochrome transfer, Hammersley, Tuscan etc; Devon pottery including Aller Vale, slipware etc, Brannam, Torquay etc;Remaining ceramics; Royal Doulton Gloire De Dijon toilet set: various tureen bowls etc (three boxes)

Aller Vale jug, two Dartmouth Pottery tankards, Devon Motto ware cup and saucer, Brannon Barnstaple tankard, further Studio Pottery vase, tankard, owl etc (one box)

9 PIECES OF ALLER VALE POTTERY, PLUS 2 SIMILAR PIECES

Bryan Newman for Aller Vale Pottery - Studio pottery to include a jug and tall bottle decanter with stopper along with a small scalloped pottery bowl. Measures: 29 cm high x 9 cm diameter.

An Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery vase, the body incised and applied with colour washes with a dragon and a dolphin verso flanked by scrolling foliage, on a cream ground, incised Aller Vale H.H&Co 92 and U3, 36cm. Provenance: part of The Stephen Furniss Collection . Glaze crazed.

An Aller Vale Devon pottery model of a seated winking cat with glass eye and decorated in a green glaze. Impressed mark, 29cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. No chips, cracks or repair.

A USSR pottery figure of a polar bear, of large proportion, in standing pose, remnants of mark beneath, 28cm high, and an Aller Vale Devon pottery figure of a winking cat in green glazes (2)

A late 19thC grotesque pottery cat and dog pair, possibly Aller Vale, modelled seated with bandaged heads, 16cm high, (AF).

19th century British pottery to include blue printed plates, copper lustre jugs, an Aller Vale art pottery vase, etc.

A NORITAKE PORCELAIN DRESSING TABLE SET, AN ALLER VALE POTTERY JUG, ETC

TERRACOTTA BUST OF PRINCESS LOUISE - WATCOMBE POTTERY an interesting terracotta bust of Princess Louise (Daughter of Queen Victoria), mounted on a plinth. Impressed to the back, Watcombe Terracotta Clay Co Ltd, Torquay, Modelled expressly for the company by Liefchild. 12 3/4ins (32cms) high *Princess Louise visited the Aller Vale pottery in 1886, which resulted in Royal Patronage and the firm changing it's name to Royal Aller Vale Pottery. This could have been made around this time.

An Aller Vale Devon pottery figure of a dog, with a green glaze, height 24cm. Condition report: Fine crazing to glaze. Very small chip on right hind leg (see pic) and a firing fault (see pic) otherwise in good condition, no cracks or damage.

Collection of Torquay Ware Aller Vale motto pottery

Aller Vale Pottery puzzle jug with incised inscription: 'Here Gentlemen, Come Try Your Skill, I'll Hold a Wager if You Will, That You Don't Drink This Liqueur All, Without You Spill or Let Some Fall'. Impressed and incised marks to base.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

An Aller Vale pottery vase decorated with a stork amongst reeds, base signed J Jackson (a/f), 33cm, and a two-handled vase decorated with orchids, 40cm

An Aller Vale late 19thC green glazed pottery figure of a seated grotesque cat, 15cm high.

Ceramics - a Quimper bowl; other Studio pottery; Aller Vale vase; Commemorative; John Jenkins cache pot; an EPNS and Staffordshire Imari sardine dish; etc

A Longpark Torquay pottery pedestal sugar bowl; a similar basket both with cockerell design; other Torquay motto ware pottery and two Aller Vale pottery vases (9)

A Honiton Pottery blue and white vase, of tall baluster form, painted in the Aller Vale Sandringham pattern, unmarked, small restoration to rim, 17in (43cm) high.

Charles Collard / Aller Vale / Honiton Pottery: a quantity of ephemera including a photograph of the staff of Aller Vale in the grounds of Moor Park, circa 1897, including Charles Collard, 8¾in x 11in (22cm x 28cm), and a photograph of John Phillips, Aller Vale owner, circa 1897, etc (a lot)

An early 20th Century Aller Vale Devon pottery 'grotesque' figure of a yellow glazed seated winking cat, impressed mark, height 25cm

An early 20th century Aller Vale green glaze pottery faience pug dog, with glass eyes, 28cm high

An Aller Vale Torquay pottery ewer of tapered conical form on a cream ground with blue slip glaze decoration, impressed mark verso, together with various other Torquay pottery items by various factories

A small Aller Vale Devon pottery 'grotesque' figure of a yellow glazed seated winking cat, impressed mark, height 16.5cm S/D

An Aller Vale pottery cat in green glaze, 15.5cm

An Aller Vale pottery four-neck udder vase, with slip glaze decoration; together with various other Torquay pottery udder vases

An Aller Vale Torquay pottery candlestick in the form of a grotesque fish Condition Report / Extra Information Slip glaze does not fully cover to the extremities of fins etc. Firing crack to handle at tip of fin, with larger firing crack to outside edge of handle. Small chip to the edge of the bowl.

Three boxes of miscellaneous Torquay pottery ware to include; Longpark hat-pin holder, Watcombe pottery vase, Aller Vale tobacco jar and cover etc

An Aller Vale pottery jug, on a cream ground with green slip glaze decoration; together with a green glazed Torquay pottery jug, with incised motto 'May all your troubles be only bubbles', Devon PIxie for lunch bowl, various jugs etc (2 boxes)

An Aller Vale green glazed pottery five-neck udder vase, incised Aller Vale England mark verso and numbered 1267; together with various other Torquay pottery udder vases

An Aller Vale pottery bottle vase, on a white ground with blue slip-glazed floral decoration; together with a pair of Watcombe? pottery bottle vases with white slip-glazed decoration, and various other slip-glazed decorated tablewares by various factories

An Aller Vale pottery three-handled vase, on a cream ground with incised floral decoration, with incised head mark verso, h.20cm; together with various other Torquay pottery three-handled vases to include Aller Vale yellow glazed example with incised motto 'If you can't be aisy, be as aisy as you can', impressed mark verso