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A Burmantofts blue glazed jardinière stand, 60 cm high x 33 cm wideimpressed marks

A Burmantofts of faience pottery vase, late 19th to early 20th century, with Arts and Crafts decoration, in a yellow glaze, impressed marks, 23cm high together with a similar spoon warmer, modelled as a frog, impressed marks, 16cm high (2)Provenance: The Estate of the Late Jackie Mann Condition ReportNo apparent chips or losses. Crazing throughout.base of the neck to the twin handled base - a crack - chips to the base in firing patches.clay bits on legs of frog - under glaze - clay shavings. Crack to the frogs mouth with potential restoration.

A Clement Massier pottery jardiniere stand and matched Burmantofts jardiniere, the circular base with four cylindrical columns and Moorish arches, covered in a turquoise glaze, and a Burmantoft's Faience jardiniere modelled in low relief with flowers, impressed factory marks, minor damages, 101cm. high (2)

A Burmantofts green and red glazed bottle vase, marked to base "107", H24.5cm, item from the estate of a former Manager and collector at the Poole Pottery factory

A Burmantofts turquoise glazed vase, maker's mark to base, ref. 94, H12cm, from the estate of a former Manager and collector at the Poole Pottery factory

A small Burmantofts red and blue bottle vase, maker's stamp to base, ref. 633, H13.5cm, from the estate of a former Manager and collector at the Poole Pottery factory

A Pair of Early 20th Century Burmantofts Faience Pottery Vase of Tapering Cylindrical Form in Green Glaze with Repeating Design, Impressed Factory Mark to Base, 38cm high

Burmantofts faience pottery jardiniere stand with stylised floral decoration, 74cm highHas been heavily restored as shown in photos

Large collection of assorted Ceramics to include Ble & WHite Prunus Ginger Jar, Burmantofts Faience Jardinière, Imari etc

Burmantofts Faience & Bretby, England - a 19th century green-blue glazed ceramic floor planter jardiniere. The plant stand comprising of a Burmantofts majolica effect planter bowl decorated with in relief fruit & leaves, together with a column shaped stand with impressed & in relief floral & geometric motifs. Both pieces stamped to underside.Altogether measures approx. 63cm tall x 27cm ind iameter.

A Burmantofts Jardinière stand. The Secessionist baluster stand is decorated in blues, brown and green, with a foliate design and abstract trees and river. Marked to the base. 43cm high Top diameter 17cm, base 28.5cm diameter.

A Burmantofts of faience pottery vase late 19th to early 20th century, with Arts and Crafts decoration, in a yellow glaze, impressed marks, 23cm high together with a similar spoon warmer, modelled as a frog, impressed marks, 16cm high (2)Provenance: The Estate of the Late Jackie Mann Condition ReportNo apparent chips or losses. Crazing throughout.base of the neck to the twin handled base - a crack - chips to the base in firing patches.clay bits on legs of frog - under glaze - clay shavings.

A Burmantofts faience pottery mirror late 19th century, 27 x 33cmProvenance: The Estate of the Late Jackie Mann Condition ReportFoxing to the mirror plate. Chip to the top. Crazing throughout. Please see the additional images.

A Burmantofts faience pottery umbrella stand late 19th to early 20th century, with stylised oak leaves, in a yellow glaze, impressed marks, 57.5cm highProvenance: The Estate of the Late Jackie Mann Condition ReportCrazing throughout. Chips to the rim and scuffing.

A pair of Burmantofts faience pottery vases 19th century, modelled as swans, in a yellow glaze, impressed marks,19cm wide17cm highCondition ReportCrazing, marks and dirt throughout. No apparent chips or restoration.

In the manner of Burmantofts, a yellow glazed pottery vase in the form of a griffin, with original glass eyes, height 31cm (Please note condition does not form part of the catalogue description. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view and a condition report is not already available, please ask for one and it will be provided in writing).

A very large slipware vase, in manner of Burmantofts, early 20th century, the oviform body decorated with flowers on a green brown ground, 57cm high, 37cm diameter, apparently unsigned The Alastair & Sheila Brooks Collection: of Oaklands (& past owners of Ednam House Hotel), Kelso (Part One)

A pair of Burmantofts faience bottle vases, 28.5cm high, (restoration to one).

A Burmantofts Pottery Leeds large circular plaque, circa 1880, decorated in thick impasto with sprays of flowers over graded blue to yellow/grey ground, impressed marks BURMANTOFTS FAIENCE/ ENGLAND/ 2293, diameter 42cm. Condition reports for each lot are available on our website.

Early 20th century Burmantofts pottery vase, painted with fish, signed, impressed mark to base, 24cm high

Burmantofts faience jardinière and stand, with tube-lined flowers in yellow, green and brown, impressed marks, the stand 89cm high and the jardinière 34.5cm high x 37cm diameterThe pedestal is shape 2031. There is professional restoration to the rim of the jardiniere. Some scratching to the top of the pedestal. A few nicks to the extremities but otherwise in good condition.

Burmantofts faience vase, decorated with flower heads against a two-tone blue ground, impressed marks, 18cm highSmall footrim chip but otherwise in good condition.

BURMANTOFTS, a pottery jardinière, moulded with floral panels, on blue ground, 95cm high, and a red glazed jardinière and stand, 89.5cm high (2)Condition Report: The red jardiniere has staining to the bowl.some chips and glaze losses to the high points. Some drops of paint to the surfaces,The other Jardiniere has similar issues. Staining and spots etc

A Burmantofts turquoise glazed double-gourd vase (ground), h.15cm; together with a similar Burmantofts jardiniere, h.17cm (2)

After Dr Christopher Dresser - Burmantofts - A pair of late 19th Century bottle vases of footed ovoid form with a tall slender neck and applied angular handle, decorated with a turquoise glaze, impressed mark, height 27cm.

BURMANTOFTS POTTERY ANGLO-PERSIAN FAIENCE VASE, CIRCA 1890 glazed and painted earthenware, possibly decorated by Leonard King, unmarked 40.5cm high

PIERRE MALLET (1836–1898) FOR BURMANTOFTS POTTERY LARGE WALL PLAQUE, CIRCA 1890 glazed earthenware, signed lower left MALLET, stamped BURMANTOFTS FAIENCE, 61cm diameter; together with a BURMANTOFTS POTTERY, LEEDS, JARDINIÈRE ON STAND, CIRCA 1890, glazed earthenware, impressed marks BURMANTOFTS FAIENCE/, jardinière 23.5cm high, stand 66.4cm high (2)

ATTRIBUTED TO BURMANTOFTS POTTERY THISTLES, SHAMROCKS & ROSE RELIEF TILE, CIRCA 1890 glazed earthenware 41cm square Provenance: The Fine Art Society, London, Collection of Andrew McIntosh Patrick, 12th June - 5th July 2007, no.180

Victorian Burmantofts Faience turquoise glazed planter on associated standPlanter measures 22.5cm high x 30cm diameter.Stand measures 28.5cm high x 23.5cm diamater.The planter has been re-glued and restored all over. The stand has chips all over the coloumn part and a very large chip to the top. See additonal images of the damages.

An early 20th century yellow vase and a moulded vessel, Burmantofts. The vase undecorated, with impressed mark and number 633 to base, H14.5cm, the vessel moulded with two heads of Pan between swags and shields. Condition Report: Both are in good condition. The bowl with a chip to the rim and small hairline crack. Crazing to the glaze. Some wear including rubbing to the bases and light scratches to the structure. No obvious repairs. Colours bright.

A Burmantofts Faience Pottery Vase, shape No.2202, decorated with two peacocks, impressed marks and painted COL.108/5,23cm highCrazed all over. White paint spray (probably from painting and decorating). Very tiny nick to glaze on foot rim. No chips or cracks.

2 DOULTON LAMBETH BOWLS WITH A BURMANTOFTS FAIENCE BOWL

A large Burmantofts Faience baluster vase, impasto applied in low relief with magnolia blossom on a sky blue ground, impressed marks, pattern number 1490/2342, 39cm, c.1900

Burmantofts Faience - an early 20th century French grotesque ceramic spoon warmer. The spoon warmer in yellow & orange, in the form of a grotesque toad with three legs. Repair to the back leg & a hairline to the body.Measures approx. 16cm tall, 20cm long.

Burmantofts jardiniere and stand, jardiniere height 31 cm, diameter at top 33 cm, stand 62 cm

A Burmantofts Faience pinched ovoid bottle vase, incised and decorated in tones of mottled yellow, 24cm high, impressed marks

A Burmantofts faience jardiniere, circa 1890, shape 1927, decorated in polychrome, moulded in relief with scrolling flowers, impressed marks and painted 'Col No 61' to base, 21.5cm diameter, 19.5cm high (cracked)Condition:Crack to one side of the main body

A mixed group of assorted art pottery, late 19th century onwards, comprising a Minton Secessionist wash basin and jug, no 57 (both extensively repaired), an Upchurch vase, tall Linthorpe twin-handled vase with streaked glaze (repaired rim), small blue Royal Lancastrian vase, Langley (Derbyshire) vase, turquoise Burmantofts faience vase with frilled upper rim (rim repaired), a Linthorpe terracotta dish, group of Watcombe terracotta etc (group, a.f)

A Burmantofts faience stick or umbrella stand, shape 1178 / 5779, of tall cylindrical form the green and brown ground painted with flowers and foliage, impressed marks, 67.5cm high; together with a Leeds Art Pottery jardiniere stand, likewise painted with flowers, impressed marks, 68.5cm high(2)Condition:Stick stand - Some slight wear to glaze around edge of foot rim. One white streak - to body- possibly paint. A couple of minor losses to some of the raised paintwork on the flowers. Some lighter green discolouration and apparent retouching to loss of glaze and paint around the upper rim. Glaze crazing throughout. Slight hairline descending from rim. No other cracks or chips, still displays very nicely.Leeds - One large rim chip to flower petal together with a further smaller chip and several sections of probable restoration to petals. Crazing to glaze throughout. Sections of glaze and paint loss to one of the panels of main body. Crack visible to foot on the underside.

A Burmantofts faience jardiniere, shape 1578, late 19th century, bright yellow mustard glaze, decorated with alternating slanted panels of daisies and swirls, impressed marks, 28cm mouth diameter, 22.5cm high (cracked)Condition:Long body crack descending from rim

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)

A large English or Scottish art pottery grotesque toad spoon warmer, circa 1885-90, red glaze, modelled with closed mouth and standing on three feet, unmarked but in the style of Burmantofts, Dunmore et al, 17cm high and 21.5cm overall (small repaired chip)Condition:Some crazing noted to the glaze, particularly to the underside. Small covered rim chip or loss of glaze to the interior rim, near a brow ridge. Minor losses of glaze to the edges of the feet.

A Burmantofts majolica glazed jardinière stand - c.1900, impressed 'Leeds Art Pottery England 325' to underside of base, the pale yellow glazed circular top with a lappet moulded border, on a tapered column with floral and foliate decoration, to a green glazed circular base with stylised foliage and lion masks, 77.5 cm high.

A Burmantofts twin handled vase, 25.5cm high.

A PAIR OF BURMANTOFTS PINK GLAZED FAIENCE CORINTHIAN COLUMN CANDLESTICKS, c.1900, with fixed sconces and raised on square bases, incised marks, shape 1198, 8" high (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: No chip, cracks or restoration

Architecture-interest: two vols. Edinburgh Architectural Association Sketch Book, Cottage, Lodge and Villa Architecture by W & C Audsley (plates & letterpress), Burmantofts Works illustrations folio 1902, The Domestic Architecture of England During The Tudor Period by Arthur Stratton, etc (11). two volumes onlyApproximately 50 pages not numberedGenerally good internal conditionSome wear to the spine, some scuffs to the cover

Burmantofts: A large square tile with relief decoration depicting a bird about to eat a frog, under an olive green glaze. Impressed mark, signed P. Mallet. (Exhibit no. 135 Northern Ceramic Society, Rotherham 1997). Width 30cm.

A Burmantofts style glazed ceramic jardiniere on stand. Height 80cm.

A Burmantofts faience yellow glazed wall-hanging plate, depicting a facial portrait, signed P. Mallet, stamped to reverse, diameter 27cm

A BURMANTOFTS FAIENCE JARDINIERE AND STAND moulded with sunflowers with turquoise glaze, No.1947B and 1948B, 96cm high (small chip to top of stand)

A Burmantofts faience red and yellow glazed twin handled vase Of globular form, decorated with an embossed pattern, No. 775, 15cm high.

A scarce Burmantofts faience seated dog, model no. 1991, with glass inset eyes, 13.5cm high.

Attributed to Burmantofts of Leeds, glazed pottery faience stick stand, decorated with incised motifs to the rim above allover trailing leaves and naturalistic branches on painted turquoise ground, stamped indistinctly to the underside, with later drip tray to interior, 61cm high.

Burmantofts faience jardinière decorated with flowers and leaves, impress mark to the base 2265, small chips to base rim, 24.5 x 29cm

A pair of mallet-shaped cut glass decanters and stoppers, three others various, small glass water jug, Caithness glass vase, amethyst glass light shade with mottled decoration, cut glass fruit basket, cut glass ovoid jar and cover, set of six pineapple cut glass water glasses, two moulded glass wines with bucket shaped bowls, two Prince of Wales and Diana Spencer 1981 wedding glasses and six cut glass water glasses and two pineapple cut glass small bowls together with a Bretby bronzed pottery miniature teapot / vase, 7.3 cm high, a Burmantofts turquoise glazed gourd shaped vase with slender neck and scraffito sunburst decoration, 24 cm high and another similar yellow glazed vase, 24.5 cm high

Burmantofts: a circular tapering jardiniere with ribbed flowerhead decoration under a brown glaze, impressed "Burmantoft Faience England 1780 G" dia. 30cmstaining to glaze interior, otherwise okWE TAKE GREAT CARE in the accuracy of our condition reports and may record damage and restoration if obvious. The information is provided in good faith along with detailed photographs where requested and is for guidance only. However, this does not imply that there may not be further condition issues associated with the lot and we DO NOT provide any guarantee to the buyer.WE STRONGLY ADVISE BIDDERS TO EXAMINE PERSONALLY ANY LOT THEY ARE INTERESTED IN BEFORE THE AUCTION.

Burmantofts: a fan shaped vase with relief "Sticks" and leaves under green glaze with bow to base on oval plinth, impressed with monogram and "1723 White B", width 32cm (Exhibit at Northern Ceramic Society Rotherham 1997 No 134)2 chips to foot, otherwise in good conditionWE TAKE GREAT CARE in the accuracy of our condition reports and may record damage and restoration if obvious. The information is provided in good faith along with detailed photographs where requested and is for guidance only. However, this does not imply that there may not be further condition issues associated with the lot and we DO NOT provide any guarantee to the buyer.WE STRONGLY ADVISE BIDDERS TO EXAMINE PERSONALLY ANY LOT THEY ARE INTERESTED IN BEFORE THE AUCTION.

Burmantofts: a pair of reeded Corinthian column candlesticks on square bases under a green glaze (one slightly lighter in colour) impressed with monogram and T1198 England, ht. 30cm

Burmantofts: an ovoid vase decorated with tube lined "Inca" style opposing motifs under a brown glaze, impressed monogram +658, ht. 17cm; Burmantofts: a tapering baluster vase with slender neck, decorated in "Sang De Boeuf glaze" with impressed sun motifs, impressed monogram and England, ht. 12cm; a similar turquoise bowl, impressed, monogrammed +1142, dia. 9cm