Two Bretby onion shaped vases, a pair of Ditmar floral decorated vases, a Holmegaard green glass bowl, a pair of Arnhem Pottery Lindus pattern aesthetic style vases, a Bretby bronzed glazed miniature teapot, heart shaped stem vase, art glass triangular vase, an Ashstead Pottery character jug depicting Douglas McGarel Hogg inscribed to base "Of a first edition strictly limited to 500 jugs bearing the signature of the Right Hon Sir Douglas McGarel Hogg KCMP and the artist, this is No. 169 Percy Metcalfe", two hedgehog equipment carding brushes etc and a Rudie Delanghe raku ware fruit bowl of tapered trumpet form, 30.5 cm diameter CONDITION REPORTS Three Bretby pieces and raku bowl only: Two Bretby vases both have damage to the rims and crazing through out. The Brerby tea pot / jug has a crack running from the rim down. The raku bowl has two large chips to the rim - one under neither the other on the top and sounds dull to tap. See images for more details.
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A mixed lot to include a Bretby art pottery twin handled vase with green cabochons and a Japanese continuous scene to the body, a set of twelves pressed and cut glass knife rests, two Dresden porcelain tygs with floral spray decoration, and a graduated set of two Victorian pottery jugs Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request
COLLECTION OF INTERESTING COLLECTABLES including an Arts and Crafts wall art copper charger, depicting a fowl catching a snake in the centre surrounded by leaf pattern; a Bretby Pottery ovular wall plaque, stamped 'Bretby' to the rear, alongside 'Made in England' and '2978'; a vintage John Rabone & Sons leather tape measure; an East Asian hand fan; East Asian coins, mounted and contained within a glazed box; a brass door knocker in the form of a Daemon face; and a pair of sheep shears
Four items of Art pottery: A Moorcroft lustre baluster vase with impressed marks to the base, 17cms high; a Poole pottery eight sided vase with impressed marks to the base, 24.5cms high; a Burmantofts turquoise vase with marks to the base, 14cms high and a Bretby shaped four sided square section bowl, 20cms wide x 11cms high. Estimate £20-40.
A group of Bretby Clanta art pottery, early 20th century, comprising a jardiniere, shape 2410, moulded in relief with Dutch style figures, 20cm high; a pair of twin-handled vases, shape 2411E, 21cm high; a smaller vase, shape 2371A, 12.5cm high; and another jardiniere, shape 1561, of twin-handled form, decorated in relief with Japanese inspired figures in gardens and glass eyes to the snake handles, 25cm high; and another jardiniere, decorated with stylised floral panels, 25.5cm high; various impressed marks; together with four Bretby art pottery leaf-shaped majolica dishes, late 19th century, three of plain green form and one with central mustard and black decoration, impressed marks, shapes 1811 and 1766, approx 14cm wide (10)Condition:One of the pair of vases has a firing crack near one handle.Japanese style jardiniere with obvious signs of use including some staining and a chip to the interior base. One glass eye also has a crack.Floral panel jardiniere with glaze crazing and some small nibbles around rim.No other obvious damages or repairs. Plates - Plainer green plates - One with one large front-facing rim chip and three smaller rim chipsAnother with large breakage to part of one leafThe third with a small crack near rimFinal plate - repaired rim to one petal, approximately 2.5cm wide
Bretby Art Pottery: - a large squat circular jardiniere with stylized leaves in relief under a thick brown glaze, impressed mark, diameter 23cm; a circular straight sided shallow bowl with beaded decoration and red glaze, impressed mark pat. no. 2071H, diameter 21cm; Bretby Art Pottery: - A circular jardiniere with folded rim & stylized leaf decoration to body, under streaked red/yellow glaze, diameter 15cm, impressed mark pat. n. 791K; Bretby Art Pottery: - A circular jardiniere, with folded rim and stylized leaf decoration to body, under streaked re/yellow glaze, diameter 14cm, impressed mark pat. no. 791H
A GROUP OF 1920'S CERAMICS, comprising a Crown Devon-Fieldings charger M233, diameter 30cm, a hand painted Myott, Son &Co. jug 9162, a Bretby Pottery planter with an undulating rim and streaked glaze, a Burleigh Ware decorated with blue and green Art Deco design vase 5505, height 15.5cm, a green and brown Majolica leaf design jardiniere (cracked along base and side and crazed) (5) (Condition Report: most obvious damage is mentioned in description)
An assorted group of art pottery late 19th and early 20th century, comprising Bretby: a Secessionist style vase, green glaze, shape number 1565, impressed marks, 34cm high (handle cracked); a cauldron-shaped jardiniere, raised on three feet, shape number 2296, 18cm diameter; two similar black Clanta vases, 2421; a vase decorated with birds, a circular dish or bowl, 14cm diameter; a yellow and green jardiniere with frilled upper rim, 23.5cm diameter and a further smaller jardiniere or planter decorated with a dragon, impressed marks, 13cm diameter; four Leeds art pottery vases, including a pair of bottle form with slender necks, the shaded green grounds painted with white flowers and foliage, impressed factory marks and '160 / 4146', 30cm high, two similarly decorated Burmantofts vases; and a group of principally stoneware, including a tall Royal Doulton relief-moulded jug with silver-mounted rim, hallmarked Chester 1904, 23.5cm high; three Lovatt's vases, 20.5cm high; a Doulton Lambeth Slater's Patent vase with crimped rim, 9.5cm high; a miniature Doulton Lambeth harvest jug, 7.5cm high; a Doulton-type mug, with maskhead terminal to the handle, 14cm high; a tobacco jar and cover, green glazed with brown ridges, 15cm high; two further smaller Lovatt's vessels, 6.5cm high; a Doulton Lambeth vase by Mary Denley and Josephine Durtnall, decorated with formal ribbons and swags against a textured ground, 14.5cm high; sold together with a Victorian muffineer, a florally decorated vase on three raised feet, marking indistinct but possibly Leeds Art pottery, and a German stoneware pitcher (mixed group, damages and repairs)Condition:Green Seccessionist vase - Crack around one handle, firing crack around the other. Glaze crazing all over. Drilled with a hole to be used as a lamp base.Burmantofts vase with numerous chips to rimPair - Crazing to the Leeds vases but no signs of damages or repairsSingle Leeds vase - ChippedBurmantofts double gourd - Rim broken and ground down/reducedDamages to some Bretby items
A collection of British art pottery vases and planters, including a Bretby red dimpled planter, shape 2459F, impressed marks, 17cm high; a Devonmoor green vase, 25cm high; a Burmantofts green faience jardiniere, moulded in relief with chestnut leaves and conkers, shape 2125A, (repaired breaks to rim), 24cm high, an unmarked dimpled planter, probably Bretby (a.f), 15cm high; and two Salopian planters, incised or sgraffito decorated with flowers and foliage, 21.5cm high (6)
20TH CENTURY BRITISH CERAMICS including a Bretby blue glazed jardiniere, impressed marks, 19cms (h), Hewley Pottery musical coronation jug (1937), 20cms (h), Bretby rectangular plaque 'Sam Weller', 27 x 21cms, Crown Ducal Art Deco jug by Charlotte Rhead, 19cms (h) etcProvenance: private collection Conwy
Bretby Art Pottery vase of bulbous form with flared and folded rim, with relief decoration of dots under a pink/green glaze, impressed mark pat. no. 8250, height 14.5cm (2cm hairline crack to rim); a similar vase under red glaze, impressed mark pat. no. 1187C, height 16cm; a similar vase with yellow/green glaze, impressed mark pat. no. 785C, height 16cm
Bretby Art Pottery: - A small ovoid vase with glaze fading from yellow to green, impressed mark, height 9cm; a small tapering vase under depressed red glaze, impressed mark, height 6.5cm;a single candlestick of swelling form on a circular base under brown/yellow glaze, impressed mark, height 23cm.
Bretby Art Pottery: - A circular shallow bowl under a green glaze on circular foot, impressed mark pat.no. 159C, diameter 17cm.; a similar smaller bowl, impressed mark pattern number 159B; a squat vase with flared rim and dimpled body under green glaze, impressed mark pat.no. 1960, diameter 13cm (rim chipped).
Bretby Art Pottery: - A squat vase with folded rim, red/green glaze, rim pierced for hanging, diameter 12cm, unmarked (chip to underside of rim); a squat blue vase with flared rim and circular foot under blue glaze, impressed mark pat.no. 280C, height 10cm; a vase in the form of a bucket under red glaze, impressed nark pat. no. 60A, height 9cm; a squat vase with folded flared rim and streaked red/brown glaze, impressed mark, pat. no. 1063B.
An interesting collection of British art pottery, predominantly circa 1890-1930, including a Bretby rectangular green planter, 21cm wide; a George Clews 'Chameleon Ware' blue oil lamp, 15cm long; a pair of small Dunmore red and green flambe vases, impressed 'DUNMORE' to one, 10cm high; and another Dunmore vase, 14cm high; a Burmantofts faience 'Sang de Boeuf' type vase, 14cm high; a miniature Doulton Lambeth faience jug, painted with foliage, 9cm high; miniature; small Yarm pottery dish, 7.5cm diameter; a running glaze planter, in the manner of Linthorpe, with dimples to the body, unmarked, 20cm diameter; a small Linthorpe terracotta vase, shape 1623, 14cm high; a Langley vase, decorated with foliage, 8cm high; a small group of Salopian, comprising a green glazed baluster vase, 15cm high; a brown drip glaze planter, 14cm diameter; a waisted blue mottled vase, 19cm high and a C.H Brannam (Barnstaple) jug, mottled red and green glaze, 20cm, etc (group lot, two trays - some damages/repairs)
A collection of seven Bretby Art Nouveau Pottery vases, circa 1900, of bronzed organic form decorated to the shoulder with applied tear drop Ruskin-type turquoise cabochons, the first moulded ring decoration to the neck, impressed marks 1620, 21cm high; the second with three handles, shape number indistinct, 22cm high; and five others, similarly decorated (7)Condition:One small jug cracked. Another with nibbles to spout and mouth Handled vase - scuffs and wear to body. Hairline crack to mouth Vase with four mouths - tallest one chipped Remaining jug and vase with scuffs and scratches to dry bodied panels Please see additional images
A collection of British art pottery, late 19th and early 20th century, comprising a pair of Linthorpe majolica plates, the borders moulded with flowers, impressed marks and shape number 1896, 21cm diameter; two majolica floral tiles and one other floral tile (a.f), a Bretby green majolica floral dish, impressed marks, 22cm; sold together with two Villeroy and Boch majolica plates (one repaired), 29.5cm diameter and a moulded green glazed basket, 15cm diameter (group)
A small group of bright yellow or mustard English art pottery, late 19th century, comprising a small Bretby jardiniere, shape 11170; a larger Wardle jardiniere with reticulated rim, raised on four feet; two Bretby vases, a Burmantofts faience vase, a J R Mally & Co (London) jug, printed marks, 24.5cm high; a Minton's tri-footed bowl, shape 1716, and a C.H Brannaum Barum vase, tallest item 30cm high and a small treacle glaze Dunmore pottery boot; and a small Doulton Lambeth vase, 7.5cm high (repaired, some damages) (9)
A mixed lot of ceramics comprising two Royal Copenhagen bisque plaques with relief moulded putti (some losses, marked verso, h- 12.5cm, w- 15.5cm), a Royal Worcester monochrome jug modelled as palm/banana leaves (marked verso), and a brightly glazed Bretby art pottery squat form dimple vase (4)
Pair of Bretby Art pottery vases of bulbous whiplash form, decorated with birds perched amongst flowering branches, impressed factory marks and pattern no.797, 25cm high, a Bretby flambe oviform vase, a Royal Doulton miniature flambe vase printed green marks and impressed numerals, decorated with a church in landscape, a JGHJ Stoke on Trent Wilton ware ruby lustre bottle vase decorated with fish, a Royal Worcester fruit decorated trinket box and cover, a small rose painted saucer printed puce factory marks and other items (damages) Condition ReportBretby vases - One cracked and restuck in several places to whiplash, minute chipping to rims overall.
A GROUP OF ARTS & CRAFTS DESIGN BRETBY ART POTTERY, comprising a 'Copperette' conical vase, with applied Ruskin style heart and circular bosses, simulated planished copper and rivetted finish, impressed mark and pattern number 1588C, height 18.5cm, a pair of Bretby bookends 'March And 'April' impressed mark and pattern number 3234, a large brown Bretby jardinière decorated with hand painted birds and floral border, impressed marks and pattern number 632DL, together with a pair of unmarked coppered vases, height 21cm, impressed marks 1254 (6) (Condition Report: the bookends have small chips and crazing to paint, one of the jugs has a reglued handle near the top)
A Bretby Art Pottery water jug glazed in black with yellow interior, number 3457, 21cm, impressed sunburst mark, c.1930; a similar pair of jugs; other Bretby decorative jugs and vases, 1930s, impressed marks (10)Provenance: Bamfords Auctioneers, Bretby Pottery, The Magic Attic, March 2015, various part lots
A Bretby compressed ovoid two handled vase, impressed sunburst mark, c.1900; a studio pottery conical single handled vase, in blue and white, 27cm, impressed monogrammed seal mark LJ; a CH Brannam miniature jug and vase; a Belgian art pottery two handled vase, moulded in relief with fruiting vine, branch handles, glazed in mottled blue, 15cm; a Denbay (sic) jug; etc (10)
Large Bretby Pottery Arts and Crafts jardiniere on stand, circa 1900, the jardiniere modelled with sinuous interlocking strap design showing the Art Nouveau influence, with two large coloured cabochons, model 1618, the stand with column modelled in shallow relief with flowerheads against fading blue sky, the circular foot modelled with interlocking Celtic design to match the jardiniere, overall height 110cm (old damages and repairs to stand).
BRETBY ART POTTERY, MATCHED 'CLANTA' WARE GARNITURE, CIRCA 1900 comprising a three-handled jardiniere and a pair of twin-handled vases, the jardiniere of ovoid form with 'hammered' copper lustre band and handles, painted with Japonisme panels of birds in blossoming branches, the vases of tapered cylindrical form with copper lustre stylised handles and base, mounted with Ruskin-style pseudo cabochon, similarly painted panels of bird, all with impressed BRETBY sunrise mark to basethe jardiniere 23cm high, the vases 37cm
A LARGE BRETBY POTTERY JARDINIERE/PLANTER, decorated with pink and gilt floral design on a black ground, height 26cm, together with an unmarked Continental porcelain Art Nouveau figural vase, height 40cm (2) (Condition Report: the planter has some restoration work and a hairline crack near the rim)
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