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Click here to subscribeA SUNDERLAND LUSTRE POTTERY MINIATURE JUG18th century, printed with motto 'Ladies' all I pray make free/And tell me how/You like your tea.', within sponge painted border and pink lustre banding, 7cm high; together with two similar 18th century creamware pottery jugs moulded in relief with country scenes; one other lustre jug; and a lustre pottery tea cup and saucer (6)
A collection of assorted art and studio pottery, comprising an abstract dish by Alan Clarke, early 2000s, 24.5cm diameter; two geometric vessels by Mike Browning, Llanidloes, a Rayric (Brutalist) vase, 14.5cm high; Newlyn mug, circa 1950s/60s, 12cm high; West German blue 'Fat Lava' vase, 1970s, 25.5cm high; and a pair of smaller fluted beakers purchased from The Beetroot Tree in Derby, 8.5cm high; a Crown Ducal drip-glazed vase, shape 148, with twin-angular handles, circa 1920s, the glaze bright orange with splashes of green, impressed shape number, 15cm high; sold together with a Clay Pits Ewenny spiral slipware plate, mid-century, impressed marks, 21.5cm diameter; and an Austrian Osterra Edel-Keramik bowl in the Secessionist style, mid-20th century, 24cm diameter; JOHN WHEELDON (born 1950), Wirksworth, Derbyshire, a yunomi or tea vessel, circa 2000s, red raku glaze with unglaze black foot rim, impressed mark, 8.8cm high; a Prinknash black lustre vase, a satin monochrome bottle vase, a Winchcombe brown wood-fired oil bottle with stopper, circa 1970s, a Winchcombe pottery vase by Anne Whittlesey, potter's monogram, a large stoneware cup and saucer (handle damaged), a group of three items by Andy Mason, post-2000, comprising a porcelain bowl and two black stoneware beakers, Ros Moren (Cornwall) oxide painted small bowl and saucer, and further contemporary studio pottery, sold together with a Lady Penelope London Agent 'Thunderbirds' plate, dated 1993, a Paragon China moon landing jug, 1969, a Grimwades 'Ye Olde Inn' jug, 19th century 'North Wales' souvenir cup and saucer, a Shelley China 'Present from Aberystwyth' mug and a small Staffordshire pink 'Sunderland' type lustre beaker, tallest 21cm high (group)
A small group of English pottery, to include a Sunderland lustre 'Success to the Tars of old England' soup plate, 26cm diameter, (cracked); a Spode Pearlware 'Village Church' pattern shaped dish, 20cm wide; a Spode 'Beauties of England and Wales' plate, 21cm diameter; and a modern Spode cheese dish and cover, 28.5cm diameter. (5)
Children's China. A Sunderland shaped circular earthenware nursery plate, Dixon & Co., mid-19th c, November, decorated with a personification of the month, the border moulded in relief with flowerheads, 17.5cm diam, impressed mark, a Staffordshire plate, early 19th c, Spring, impressed crown, another, Albion Pottery, mid-19th c, October, 19.6cm diam, impressed mark, a mug, December, printed with a child, his dog, cat and toys, loop handle, 6cm h, two Staffordshire alphabet mugs, 6.6 and 6.1cm h, a Victorian alphabet plate, c 1875, printed with a cat, 17.5cm diam, and two further Victorian alphabet plates, 15.5 and 13.5cm diam, (9) Provenance: Richard Dennis OBE, publisher of Gifts for Good Children: The History of Children's China, Parts I & II: 1790-1890, & 1890-1990 (Ilminster, 1991 & 2006) Each piece with some surface or stacking wear, varying degrees of crazing, sometimes discoloured. November with two stable hairlines, one flat rim chip. Sprig with substantial crack. December mug with stable flat rim chips to glaze, internal firing manufacturing blemish. One alphabet mug with starline crack, another with one or two glaze imperfections affecting the print. Cat alphabet plate with flat rim chip to verso, portion of surrounding area with highly competent restoration, displaying well. Q plate with hairline.
A SUNDERLAND LUSTRE POTTERY MINIATURE JUG18th century, printed with motto 'Ladies' all I pray make free/And tell me how/You like your tea.', within sponge painted border and pink lustre banding, 7cm high; together with two similar 18th century creamware pottery jugs moulded in relief with country scenes; one other lustre jug; and a lustre pottery tea cup and saucer (6)
A 19thC Staffordshire pottery figural Flatback, depicting a Fisherman and his family upon a Boat, raised on gilt line plinth base, W 21cm x H 28cm, together with a Sunderland Lustre Jug, with transfer print of a Frigate, H , a Sunderland Lustre Jug with foliate decoration, a Character Jug and Cover, H , a Victorian Staffordshire pottery 'Hearty Good Fellow' character Jug, H 28cm, also with three graduated copper lustre Jugs, banded with blue and white moulded decoration, the largest H 13cm and a Luck and Flaw Loving Cup modelled as Charles III (9)
A SELECTION OF SUNDERLAND PINK-LUSTRE CREAMWARE AND PEARLWARE VARIOUS DATES SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY Including three Dutch-shape jugs, 23cm high and smaller; a round box and cover, 17.5cm wide; a Masonic beaker, 7cm high; and a 'Sailor's Farewell' 'Frog' mug, 12.5cm high; and another mug with sailors verse, 8cm high; AND THREE OTHER ITEMS OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY, comprising: a Dutch-shape jug printed in puce with Bath views, 17cm high; another Dutch- shape masonic jug, 19.5cm; and a 'Frog' 'Farmer's Arms' loving cup, 9.5cm high (10) Provenance: The Leonard Fuller Collection Condition Report: Old damage throughout the lot. Potential purchasers are advised to view the lot in person should they require the exact nature.Condition Report Disclaimer
Early 19th century Sunderland lustre jug by John Phillips & Co., North Hylton Pottery, transfer printed and painted in enamels with 'A South East View of the Iron Bridge over the Wear near Sunderland Foundation Stone laid by R. Burdon Esqr Sepr 24 1793 opened Augt 9 1796', the front with a verse 'Thy fame, Though envy's tongue should blast..' and the arms of the Grand Lodge and the motto and masonic emblems to the other side, H24cm
A Sunderland lustre motto plaque, printed in black 'PRAISE YE THE LORD', within wreath and coloured flowers 17 x 19.5cms; another 'Behold GOD will not cast away.....' within worn orange border, 20.5 x 23cms; and a small child's nursery plate, probably Don pottery Yorkshire, printed in puce 'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD' within scale moulded border, 15.5cms. (3)
A pair of Sunderland motto wall plaques, probably Garrison pottery, each printed in black 'Job.14.30 For man dieth, and wasteth away, yea, man giveth up the Ghost, and where is he.' and 'Job.8.20. Behold God will not cast away a perfect man, neither will he help the evil-doers', within rubbed orange borders, 19 x 21.5cms; and two others, 'THOU GOD SEEST ME' and 'PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD', each 19 x 21.5cms. (4)
A small collection of 19th and 20th century china and pottery jugs - including a majolica glazed shell-shaped jug, 7.1cm high; a Sunderland pink lustre marriage jug with named inscription, 'Francis McArthur Euphimmia Hoy' and Masonic symbols, a/f (chips to rim and spout); together with a treacle glazed beehive form honey pot; and a mid-century Adderley bowl, a few pieces a/f. (15)
A 19thC Sunderland orange lustre Jug, with transfer print of the Mariners Arms and The Sailor's Tear verse verso, H 14cm, together with a 19thC Sunderland orange lustre Jug, of small proportions, with transfer image and 'A wise son maketh a glad father' verse, H 10cm, another antique Jug, a Rye Pottery spongeware figure of a Dog, modelled in a seated position wearing a shirt and tie, H 14cm, together with a Cinque Ports Pottery (Rye) figure of a Cat, modelled as a Judge, a Goebel figure of a Spaniel and a Delft butter dish (7)
An early 19th Century Sunderland pink lustre frog mug with printed and painted panel, West View of the Cast Iron Bridge over the River Wear and opposing printed verse, The Sailor's Tear, with climbing frog and printed flowers to interior, height 12cm, together with a later John Carr's Pottery (attributed) lustre verse plaque of rectangular form, printed nautical decoration and poem May Peace & Plenty On Our Nation Smile and Trade with Commerce Bless the British Isle, width 21.5cm. (2) PLEASE VIEW CONDITION REPORT
Three Japanese Pictures of Natural Science subjects; a Himalayan Prayer Wheel; four Himalayan metal ewers of typical form; and a number of other items, including: two Himalayan pictures; two Sunderland Lustre style mugs [both inscribed for the Denzer Family of Worthing, 1840/1851]; two English saltglaze stoneware mugs; and a pottery mug inscribed with 'The Arms of the Ancient & Honourable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons' [lot]Provenance: The Property of a Gentleman. From a Private UK Collection. Condition Report: Please note that there are areas of damage, deterioration and wear to this lot. This includes cracks, chips and degradation to the ceramics, fatigue to the metal, and foxing [or other wear] to the pictures.
A Gladstone Pottery Museum commemorative pot, with inscription ' The 300 year old tradition of firing ware in coal-fired bottle ovens died out in the potteries a generation ago, In August 1978 the process was revived for the last time in a firing organised by Gladstone Pottery Museum at Sunderland works, Longton. This pot made from Staffordshire clay was fired there and is therefore one of the very last to be fired by traditional methods, in a bottle oven, in Stoke-On-Trent.
A Dixon & Co. Sunderland lustre pottery jug, circa 1830, of typical Dutch shape, printed and coloured with a ship in full sail, titled 'Northumberland 74', opposing verse, a figure of Hope leaning on an anchor beneath the spout, all within pink lustre squiggles and bands, printed mark beneath image of ship, height 17.5cm.
A creamware pottery Frog mug, printed with ‘West View of the Cast Iron Bridge over the River Wear Sunderland and inscribed ‘Adieu my native land Adieu, the vessel spreads her swelling sails, perhaps I never more my view your fertile fields your flow’ry dales. With pink splashed decoration, blue rims and a frog on the inside wall Circa 1840. Size 12.5cm high 8.5cm diameter Condition. Scuffs to foot rim and typical crazing
Group of early 19th century and later lustred pottery including a group of pink lustre tea wares, another with silver lustre rims printed with black scenes of shepherdess in landscape, a group of copper lustre jugs, mugs and cups, a small Sunderland lustre pearlware mug printed with grace after meat and other items
Battle of the Nile: a creamware mug, circa 1810Probably Dawson & Co, Sunderland, printed in black with 'Lord Nelson Engaging the Toulon Fleet of the Mouths of the Nile', the battle in full swing, inscribed below 'The Young Alexander of France May boast of his prowess in vain, When Nelson appears tis confest That Britons are Lords of the Main', 14.7cm highFootnotes:ProvenanceBonhams, 12 September 2007, lot 77The Alexandrian coastline looms to the right of the battle scene, emphasising the extraordinary British tactic whereby the fleet split in two and sandwiched the French in a punishing crossfire. David Drakard illustrates a jug with the same print, the reverse print incorporating the name of Sunderland potters Dawson & Co, Low Ford, see Printed English Pottery (1992), p.177, fig.478.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Three Sunderland creamware jugs, one dated 1837Printed and hand-coloured with 'TRAFALGAR', a portrait of Nelson crowned by Victory and flanked by flags, trophies and ships above a patriotic verse, the reverse with Sunderland Bridge, incorporating the signature 'J.PHILLIPS, HYLTON POTTERY', a different romantic verse printed below each spout, with painted inscriptions 'John and Mary Rogers', 'George and Ann Matheys', and 'S D 1837' respectively, with pink lustre grounds, 20.8cm high (3)Footnotes:The verse printed below Nelson's portrait reads:'Tho Briton mourn what else can Britons doStill is there cause for Triumph when she shewsWhile Bleeding Nelson rises to her viewThe captured colours of our Vanquish'd foesAnd greater still when FAME was heard to sayAll all were Nelsons on that glorious DAY'For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Sunderland lustre pottery jug mid-19th century, of large size, printed with 'An East View of the New Bridge, Sunderland', opposite a 'Crimea' panel, a verse beneath the spout, 23cm highand a smaller jug, 20th century, 12.2cm high (2)Condition ReportCrack to rim, chip on inner rim on large jug, rubbing and wear.
Masonic interest, a Sunderland lustre pottery jug decorated with transfer printed Masonic vignettes including Upon My Honour banner, Amicitia More Veritas banner etc. 13.5cm tall, and a J Jamieson blue and white Bosphorus pattern jug further painted with Masonic devices, 'Hugh & Mary Wylie' and verse 'A Little Health, A Little Wealth....', 18cm tall, a 19th century transfer printed purple and white Masonic dish in the Millennium pattern and a set of four Ye Corporation O' Square Men plates. (7)
Masonic interest, a Sunderland lustre pottery jug decorated with Masonic vignettes including Gardener's Arms, and Masonic devices, 21cm tall. The edge and spout is nibbled. There is a hairline crack to the interior. There are at least three hairline cracks visible to the body. There is a gouge to the foot rim. There is a large gouge to the body. There is a firing error to the bottom of the spout where it joins the body.
Masonic interest, a Sunderland lustre pottery jug decorated with Masonic devices including compass, scales, torches, beehive, sun, moon, trowel, bell etc. personalised 'Hendray Watson Arbuthnet', and with crest 'Smiths Arms' having motto ;By Hammar and Hand all Arts do Stand', 20cm tall. There is a glaze error with frits and crazing to the body. There is wear to the handle. There are no obvious signs of restoration with stains and marks to the interior.
A documentary Sunderland creamware mug 1825, probably Phillips, North Hylton Pottery inscribed in black 'Michael (47) & Elizabeth (50) Soulsby, Blest be the Lord, That sent his son, To take our flesh and blood, He for our lives gave up, His own to bring us safe to God, 1825' within a floral wreath border, the underside inscribed 'Easington lane', 15cms.*Easington Lane is a village in the borough of Sunderland.
A large Sunderland creamware splash lustre jug, probably Dawson's Low Ford pottery, circa 1820, printed and enamelled with 'A West View of the Iron Bridge at Sunderland' and a verse 'Here's to the wind that blows.....', the other side 'From hence in the deep, May divisions be tost, And prudence recover, What folly has lost', 22cms high.
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