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An 19th Century Donyatt pottery puzzle jug with sgraffito decoration, depicting stylised flowers and birds with motto 'Fill me up with Cyder and get it out how you can' and central cartouche with initials 'J.H.' dated 'June 16, 1890', covered in a green and yellow lead glaze finish - a/f

A mixed lot of English & other pottery including two Staffordshire spaniel ornaments; three Brannam Barum jugs; a lead glazed vine and frog teapot and cover; a Donyatt-style jug with incised abstract decoration; a studio stoneware bowl; two Quimper jugs; two Pratt-style meat paste jars with boar hunting scenes etc.

A Donyatt pottery puzzle jug, Somerset, dated 1835sgraffito decorated with stylised tulips, with the inscription, 'Drink of me and merry be, I M 1835', the centre with the initials, 'J & A 1835'.height 19cmCondition:There are patches of loss to the glaze right round the body and there is a small chip/loss to one side of the spout. Minor cracks to the glaze.

A quantity of ceramic related reference books including A Potwork in Devonshire (Bovey Tracey), Wemyssware, Donyatt Pottery, etc.

Probably by the Donyatt Pottery, the small pot with a handle to the rim and painted with flowers and leaves, inscribed 'S M 1761, Mind in thy youth the God of truth (12.5cms high) Also with a similar item, inscribed 'J B, This is true I love none but you, John Backs? (cracked, 13.5cms high). (2). ** 1761 pot, paint loss/nibbles to the rim and handle in places, a little paint loss near the base. The other is cracked right down the body from a chip to the rim, chip to rim, some paint loss.

A COMMEMORATIVE AND DATED DONYATT (SOMERSET) POTTERY PUZZLE JUGDATED 1789Incised through yellow slip glaze with stylised leaves and flowers, inscribed with initials and dated 178922.5cm highProvenance: Supplied by Oliver Messel Condition Report: Significant areas of glaze flaking and wear to spout.Condition Report Disclaimer

A Donyatt pottery puzzle jug, early 19th century, of typical bellied form with pierced neck and hollow rim with single spout, the yellow and green glazed body, sgraffito decorated with naïve birds and stylised foliate motifs, incised text "J..B 1820" in incised frame with "May 26 1820" beneath, 20cm high CONDITION REPORT:The piece shows losses to the glaze at various points across the surface.  There is a loss to the foot rim approximately 4cm long below the handle.  There is a hairline crack approximately 7mm long to the base of one side of the spout. 

Donyatt Slipware Country Pottery Tobacco Jar Signed to Base Rogers and Son Donyatt

DONYATT POTTERY PUZZLE JUG inscribed W Barratt Esq and dated December 4 1865 or 1868 and with other inscriptions, inscribed ?Crockstewell Pottery to the base, height 18cm; together with a Donyatt money box inscribed Willey Barratt Esqur June 4 1863, height 10.5cm (2)

A late 19th Century Donyatt pottery Devon baluster form puzzle jug, with pierced neck and spout to hollow moulded rim, sponged and running green glaze to a mustard ground, incised date 1899, 23cm high

A Small Antique Slipware Jug (prob. Donyatt pottery) with incised primitive decoration, 13.5cm

A Donyatt pottery planter with green and yellow textured bark effect, 17cm high and a matching dish, 22cm diameter

A Donyatt pottery puzzle jug: of typical bellied form, the raised neck with cruciform and circular piercing the rim with single spout, the cream and copper flecked body sgraffito decorated with tulip-like blooms, the neck captioned 'Fill me full then geat (sic) it out....how you will' and dated twice 1766, 18 cm high, [chips to foot rim].

A Sussex or Donyatt type pottery moneybox, late 19th century, clay body, turnip form, painted and overglazed with a multicolour stripe design, 15cm high

DONYATT POTTERY LIDDED POT - 1900 a pottery pot with a textured exterior to simulate a tree stump, inscribed J Smith, Donyatt, 1900. Marked underneath, Rogers & Son, Donyatt Pottery, Crock St. 5 3/4ins (14.5cms) high *This has a note inside which states that this was made for James Smith when living at Stibbear, Donyatt, by the Rogers Family.

A Donyatt pottery puzzle jug: of typical bellied form with pierced neck and hollow rim with single spout, the galena glazed body sgraffito decorated with naïve birds, feather-like foliage and blooms beneath the text 'No handy craft can with our art compare, We make our pots of what we potters are', dated 1829, 22 cm high [single glaze flake]

A Donyatt pottery puzzle jug: of typical bellied form with pierced neck and hollow rim and handle, sgrafitto decorated with texts, tulip like blooms, a butterfly and bird, indistinctly incised under base, mid 19th century, 18 cm high, [devoid spout and with significant glaze loss].

A Donyatt pottery jug: of oviform with raised neck and pinched spout, the yellow and copper flecked body sgrafitto decorated with hens, trees and a potted plant, late 18th century, 22 cm high, [handle replaced].

A Donyatt pottery puzzle jug: of shouldered form with raised pierced neck, hollow handle and rim with three raised spouts, the yellow and copper flecked body incised with leafy fronds and Stop! Look! Listen!, late 19th century, 16 cm high.*Notes Stop, Look and Listen signs were a safety feature for railway crossings. The Chard and Taunton railway was built in 1863 and passed through Donyatt.

Provincial pottery Donyatt style cider bottle with sgraffito decoration

A DONYATT POTTERY PUZZLE JUG of ovoid form with single handle, sgrafito decoration to the green/yellow mottle glaze, dated 1795 and inscribed 'gift is small goodwill is all', 21.5cm high

19th century glazed pottery money box (possibly Donyatt)

Early 19th century provincial earthernware pottery milk jug In Wished Cow with applied decoration of pixies on a cow with slip decoration possibly Donyatt 24 cms x 19 cms

A Donyatt Pottery puzzle jug dated 1851 of typical ovoid shape with single spat and pierced neck, the body with mottos stylised birds and foliage the date beneath a bird, height 18cm. a little glaze loss. (See illustration) Condition Report: A few small firing cracks, patches of glaze missing especially to the spout and handle, chip to the under side.

A country pottery slipware bowl, possibly late Donyatt.

AN ENGLISH POTTERY VASE, CIRCA 1900 Probably Donyatt apparently unmarked, with leaf decoration, 25cm high

A book "Excavations in the Donyatt Potteries" by R. Coleman-Smith and T. Pearson, signed by the author, together with four other studio pottery related volumes.

A documentary Donyatt pottery puzzle jug of typical ‘bellied’ form, the neck pierced with holes and a cross motif beneath a single spout, the body sgraffito decorated with panels of simple tulip-like blooms and naive birds, inscribed beneath the spout ‘C & H 1834’ reserved on a yellow, green flecked ground, 15 cm high, some small areas of glaze loss.

A documentary Donyatt pottery puzzle jug of swollen form with pierced neck incised beneath the spout with a panel ‘J. Green, fill me full of licker (sic) sweet for that is good when frindes (sic) do meet Sept. 12 1819’ the cream and copper flecked ground with naive blooms and tulip motifs, 20 cm high.

A Westcountry pottery puzzle jug, possibly Donyatt, of oviform with raised pierced neck the cream body incised beneath the spout ‘MW - CW’ with ‘1790’ to one side and ‘P & C’ below, with tulip and other flower motifs and naively worked foliage, 20.5 cm high.

Hurst (John G.) et al. Pottery Produced and Traded in North-West Europe 1350-1650, 1986, dust wrapper; Coleman-Smith (R.) & Pearson (T.), Excavations in the Donyatt Potteries, 1988, dust wrapper; Gaimster (David) & Redknap (Mark), Everyday and Exotic Pottery from Europe, 1993, boards (2 copies); with a quantity of others (qty)

A dated Donyatt pottery puzzle jug of bellied form with raised pierced neck sgraffito decorated with stylised tulip- like blooms and foliage and incised 'Fill me full, Drink of me while you hold 1762', 16.5cm high, significant losses to rim and handle.

A Donyatt pottery oviform vase with raised and mildly flaring neck with leaf resist decoration in cream and green flecked slip, 24cm high, late 19th century.

A dated Donyatt pottery moneybox, decorated in a mottled yellow and green glaze, inscribed 'Alice G Summers 1871. Keep within compass and you shall be sure to avoid many troubles which others endure. Donyatt Pottery', the finial modelled as a tricorn hat, small glaze losses, 18cm.

A dated Donyatt pottery puzzle jug, decorated with a yellow and green glaze, incised with a drinking poem above stylized scrolling tulips around a panel containing the inscription 'W F Bartlett May 29 1834', a little glaze wear, 17.2cm.

A Donyatt pottery jardinire and stand, with a textured flared bowl, applied with branches and knots. A faint hairline. 19th century, 29cm. (2)

A Donyatt pottery slipware puzzle jug incised with flowers and leaves two scruffy birds and with a verse around the shoulder. One spout lacking. 19th century 19.5cm.

A Donyatt pottery slipware money box surmounted by a peacock and applied with chicks inscribed alice and dated 1858. Chips and flakes. 14.5cm.

A Donyatt pottery puzzle jug decorated with stylized tulip motifs and dated 1795. Flaking to the surface. 21.5cm.

A Donyatt pottery puzzle jug inscribed with a verse birds flowers and leaves and dated 1826. Some flaking and the spout glued. 23cm.

A DONYATT POTTERY PUZZLE JUG, the Wheildon type glaze incised with stylised tulips and birds and inscribed "Mrs R Ash, dated March 14th 1834", 7.5"

A Donyatt pottery puzzle jug of squat form with pierced neck and single spout on the rim, the galena glazed body sgrafitto decorated with stylized blooms, foliage and a bird, inscribed 'E.E.-1836', 13cm. high, minor glaze flakes.

A Donyatt Pottery Puzzle Jug, dated 1897, 23 cm

An Early 19th Century Donyatt Pottery Puzzle Jug, decorated tulips and birds, initialled MT and dated 1803 (a.f.) 20 cm

A Late 19th Century Donyatt Pottery Jardiniere and Stand, decorated in the form of a tree stump, with scalloped rim, 24 cm.

A Donyatt pottery money box of squat circular form with pinched trefoil neck, orange-brown body with horizontal aperture, decorated with white slip under a pale yellow glaze, some glaze loss, chip to rim of neck, 18th century, 4.25in high.