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Click here to subscribeAn 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
An early 20th century Longpark pottery vase, of ovoid form, with blue and green glazed decoration; together with an Aller Vale pottery jardiniere the green ground with floral decoration, a Watcombe pottery jug with Arabesque decoration, and various other Torquay pottery wares by various factories
An early 20th century Aller Vale pottery candlestick, of typical form, decorated with clovers, bearing motto 'There is a dear little plant that grows in our isle, fresh and fair as the daughters of Erin'; together with various other Torquay pottery candlesticks by various factories to include Longpark etc
An early 20th century Watcombe pottery puzzle jug, having incised motto 'Here gentleman come try your skill, I'll hold a wager if you will, that you don't drink this liquor all, without you spill or let some fall', h.11cm; together with six other Torquay ware puzzle jugs (7) Condition Report / Extra Information Green Aller Vale jug - heavily restored to top rim and central spout, heavily crazed to the handle. 'Try how to drink and not to spill' x2 - smaller jug with chip to spout. The other jugs have some crazing but appear damage free.
*Newman (Bryan, 1935-). for Aller Vale Pottery, Bottle vase with stopper, wheel-made stoneware bottle vase with original stopper, decorated with black, brown and cream glaze, impressed mark to base, 28cm (11ins) high, together with a jug, also by Bryan Newman for Aller Vale, decorated with green glaze, plus another stoneware jug, initialled D. K. and dated 1973 to base (3)
Two Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery harvest jugs: of oviform with raised neck and applied handle, one with scroll terminal, each incised and applied with coloured slips in the Q.1. pattern on a cream ground and bearing the poems 'Full many a shaft at random sent...' and 'Have courage boys to do the right...', both impressed Aller Vale, circa 1885-97, 21 and 20 cm high.
Two Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery loving cups: of cylindrical form incised and applied with coloured slips with scrolling foliage in pattern Q.1., inscribed verso 'Do the work that's nearest...' and 'Work on Hope on...', impressed Aller Vale and incised Q.1., circa 1890-1900, 14.5 and 15 cm high.
Four pieces of Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery: comprising a ewer of bellied form with raised neck and strap handle, a multi-necked 'udder' vase, a fancy candlestick with frill rim and drip pan and a shallow dish, each applied with coloured slips on a cream ground in the Persian manner, pattern A.1., vase and candlestick impressed Aller Vale, circa 1885-95.
Three Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery vases and a small jug: comprising an ogee shaped example, an oviform vase and one of garlic-shaped form, the jug of slender barrel shape, each decorated in coloured slips on a blue ground in pattern D.1., the jug impressed Aller Vale and incised D.1. and 1066, circa 1890, 25, 14 15 and 15 cm high, [some restoration].
An Aller Vale (Torquay) commemorative pottery tobacco jar: of cylindrical form with matched domed cover, the jar incised with an oval panel of a bird holding flanked by B.1. scrolls in coloured slips, the base painted 'In memoriam (sic) Hexter V. Pearce & Wilkinson. With W. Hexters compliments, Aller Vale, Newton Abbot, Devon, 13.12.99, 16 cm high.
A chorus of Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery cats and two grotesque 'weeping' dogs: comprising a seated comical cat with quizzical expression and inset glass eyes [ear chipped], a seated blue cat [devoid glass eyes], a seating brown howling cat [glue repair], the green glazed dogs in seated posture [each with a restored ear], various impressed marks circa 1890-1910, 17-29 cm high. (5)
THE ROY PAINE COLLECTION PART TWO. Six pieces of Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery: decorated in blue slips in the Sandringham pattern, comprising two quintuple necked tulip vases, three various ewers and a vase, each with impressed marks and incised pattern nos., tallest 30.5 cm and smallest 13 cm high.
An Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery vase: of tapering form incised with a panel of a knight in full armour and verso with a panel of scrolling foliage and flowers, alternating with stylised foliate motifs on a textured ground, a variation of the 'Q1' pattern, 22 cm high, [good professional restoration to margins of rim and foot].
An Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery vase in the Persian taste: of oviform with ornate scrolling handles, the body applied with brown, blue, green and russet slips with stylised tulips, carnations, other blooms and foliage under clear glaze, circa 1885-90, 31.5 cm high, [restored flake chip on rim].
Two Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery hot water kettles: of 'Persian' form, the larger incised and applied with coloured slips with panels containing a flowerhead and scrolls reserved on a light blue ground, the smaller applied with coloured slips with narcissus and scrolls on a dark blue ground, circa 1890, 19 and 15 cm high, [glaze flaw to larger].
An Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery grotesque 'face jug' and similar vase: of oviform with handles formed as arms, the jug with 'pigtail' handle, the faces highlighted in coloured slips and the bodies painted with water plants, impressed Aller Vale, and incised 1280 and 1281 respectively, circa 1890-1910, [slight glaze flaws to jug]. (2)
Two Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery 'frilled dragon' grotesques: each modelled as a posy holder in the form of a crouching beast with curled tail, one crisply detailed under green glazes, the companion applied with green, cream and brown slips, impressed Aller Vale Devon and Aller Vale the latter incised 1541, circa 1890-1900, 19 and 18 cm long.
An Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery Royal commemorative loving cup: of cylindrical form, the handles with scroll terminals, incised 'Prince Edward of York 1894, Brught (sic) be the stars on the eve of St John, Luckie the babe that is born there-on' and verso decorated in the 'Q1' pattern with incised blooms and colour washes, 19.5 cm high, [small area of restoration on margins of foot]. *Notes. Prince Edward of York was the eldest son of George V and Mary who, albeit temporarily, ascended the throne as King Edward VIII.
Four Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery vases: each decorated in the 'D1' pattern, comprising a pair of small vases and one larger, each of garlic shaped form together with one larger similar vase, each decorated with scrolling foliage in coloured slips reserved on a blue ground beneath a simple band, the pair impressed Aller Vale, the matching larger example also inscribed '1111 and D1', circa 1890-1900, 15, 20 and 20.5 cm high.
An Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery ewer and two similar vases: each decorated in the 'M3' pattern, the former of tapering form with bell shaped base, a two handled vase of flattened tear drop form and a small vase with crimped rim, each decorated in coloured slips with a heron, or egret, amongst reeds and flowering lilies, reserved on a green ground, impressed Aller Vale, Devon, England, two incised M3, circa 1891-1902.(3)
Three Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery vases: comprising a slender oviform example, incised and applied with coloured slips in a version of the D1 pattern with scrolling foliage below a scale band, printed Maltese cross to base, 26 cm high, [small filled rim chip], a globular example with raised neck applied with coloured slips forming foliate scrolls on a pale blue ground, 21 cm high, [slight rim chip], together with a slender oviform example with raised mildly flaring neck, decorated in coloured slips with narcissus on a green ground, incised '1900 and 16 dim', 21 cm high.
An Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery loving cup: of cylindrical form, the handles with scroll terminals incised and applied with coloured slips with a bird in flight amongst foliate scrolls and verso 'Do the work thats nearest, Tho its dull at whiles, Helping when you meet them, Lame dogs over styles, 19.5 cm high, [minor glaze flake on rim].
A family of Torquay pottery cats: comprising two Aller Vale winking cats under yellow and green glazes respectively, impressed Aller Vale Devon, circa 1891-1902, 31 and 29 cm high, [former with some over painting], together with a small pair of Watcombe 'singing' cats under green and brown glazes, one impressed Watcombe, Torquay, circa 1890-1901. (4)
Two Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery dogs: one in the form of a seated pug dog with curling tail, toothy grimace under blue glaze with inset orange glass eyes, the companion in the form of a seated 'shaggy dog' with raised ears and weeping visage, the latter impressed Aller Vale, Devon, circa 1900-10, 28 and 18 cm high.
Two Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery Royal commemorative loving cups: of cylindrical form each sprigged with a crown and portraits of Edward VII and Alexandra, inscribed Crowned June 1902 and decorated underglaze with coloured slips with rose, thistle and shamrock, reserved on a green ground, inscribed verso with two lines of the national anthem, impressed Aller Vale Devon England, both incised '546' and one 'M2', 7.5 cm high.
An Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery 'Tommy Atkins' Boer War commemorative loving cup: of cylinder form with sprigged soldier by a palm tree and grasses, incised South Africa 1899-1900 and verso 'God Bless you Tommy Atkins, Here's your country's love to you', unmarked, 14.5 cm high. *Notes The 1st battalion Devonshire Regiment was recalled from India in 1899 and the 2nd battalion mobilised from Aldershot, both arriving in South Africa later that year. The 1st battalion suffered 95 deaths and 85 wounded at the Battle of Ladysmith where Lt J. Masterson was awarded the V.C. Both batallions returned the following year.
An Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery 'Tommy Atkins' Boer War commemorative mug: of waisted cylinder form with sprigged soldier by grasses, incised South Africa 1899-1900 and verso 'God Bless you Tommy Atkins, Here's your country's love to you', impressed Aller Vale, 14 cm high. *Notes The 1st battalion Devonshire Regiment was recalled from India in 1899 and the 2nd battalion mobilised from Aldershot, both arriving in South Africa later that year. The 1st battalion suffered 95 deaths and 85 wounded at the Battle of Ladysmith where Lt J. Masterson was awarded the V.C. Both batallions returned the following year.
A pair of Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery vases and one other: the first of footed and swelling cylindrical form, boldly decorated under glaze with coloured slips with a broad continuous band of leafy scrolls, unmarked but pattern 'B1', 30 cm high, [professional restoration to both foot rims], together with a waisted vase, similarly decorated, impressed Aller Vale, 1890-1900, 30 cm high, [filled chips to rim].
A group of six Aller Vale (Torquay) pottery vases: each variously of globular form with raised neck, decorated under glaze with coloured slips with geometric, simple linear or scroll patterns on a cream ground, primarily pattern 'A3' and 'Q3', two unmarked the remainder impressed Aller Vale England, circa 1900-1910, 10-14.5 cm high.
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