Porcelain & Pottery

Two unmarked pieces....HERNE BAY, and BARNSTAPLE... both in excellent condition.

This lovely little bowl is 5.5" in diameter and in perfect condition....this series dates to around the 1930's.

Two pieces as per the pictures.....Teignmouth (GOSS), & Wakefield (MILTON)...both in good condition. Most of this Crested Ware was produced in England in the late 1800's to around 1920's for the Souvenir Tourist Trade in the UK and Dominions.

Gorgeous little Roman Ewer from RAPHAEL TUCK, a scotch Barrel from Peterborough(SAVOY), and an Arms of Cardinal Wolsey by SHELLEY.....this has a rim hairline but the other two are fault free.

All are ARCADIAN. The Tunbridge Wells has a hairline to neck area...other two are fault free.

Three pieces as per the pictures.....City of Brisbane ( WILLOW), Devonshire Loving Cup ( UNMARKED), Stranraer-Scotland (ATLAS HERALDIC CHINA). The Devonshire piece does have a small chip on the cup lip...the other two are perfect. Most of this Crested Ware was produced in England in the late 1800's to around 1920's for the Souvenir Tourist Trade in the UK and Dominions.

All are Arcadian in perfect condition.

Three pieces as per the pictures.....Stratford Upon Avon (SWAN CHINA), Campbeltown (ARCADIAN CHINA), Cambridge University) (ARCADIAN)....all in good condition. Most of this Crested Ware was produced in England in the late 1800's to around 1920's for the Souvenir Tourist Trade in the UK and Dominions.

All fault free. Makers are BOTOLPH(Bexhill), WILLOW( Rochester), GRAFTON(Leatherhead).

Very cool old OVALTINE Promtional cup / mug made by The Ovaltine Pottery, Sandygate, Devon, England. The Mug stands 4 1/4" high with a diameter of 3 5/8" across the opening. The Mug appears quite old ....we think 1960's - 70's as there is some age crazing to the glaze but no chips or cracks.

In perfect condition this Tea Pot Stand or Trivet measures 6 1/4" in diameter.

Very cool old advertising ashtray Made in France for the L'ABBE FRANCOIS LIQUEUR COMPANY . Diameter is 8" and condition is very good...just some wear on some lettering. Nice Art Deco collectible ashtray.

This lovely wall plate was made by B&G Copenhagen and is numbered. In mint condition.

A Cabinet Plate "Sweet Swan of Avon" depicting William Shakespeare and many of his Characters. Dates to around 1947-1967...in perfect condition .... measures 10 1/4"in diameter.

Very nice example of the harder to find Square PIPES OF PAN plate. In excellent fault free condition...very pretty plate. measures 8" square.

Lovely little Jasper Ware Vase standing 5 1/4" in height with a base diameter of 2 3/8".....in excellent fault free condition. John Tams & Son was founded in 1903 when John Tams took his son Edmund into partnership and the business was incorporated in 1912 - trading as John Tams & Son Ltd. John Tams retired in 1917 and the business continued to be run by Edmund Tams and his two sons Philip & Peter.....from the mid 1960's the business was run by John Tams' great-grandsons Gerald and Peter Tams. Gerald Tams led a buyout of the business in 1984 and the company became John Jams Group PLC in 1988.

MINT condition Cabinet Plate by Doulton…..diameter 10 1/2"....GREAT LOW PRICING.....be quick!

MINT condition Cabinet Plate by Doulton…..diameter 10 1/2"....GREAT LOW PRICING.....be quick!

MINT condition Cabinet Plate by Doulton…..diameter 10 1/2"....GREAT LOW PRICING.....be quick!

MINT condition Cabinet Plate by Doulton…..diameter 10 1/2"....GREAT LOW PRICING.....be quick!

MINT condition Cabinet Plate by Doulton…..diameter 10 1/2"....GREAT LOW PRICING.....be quick!

This is the small one measuring 5 1/2" tall......in lovely condition...no faults.

A lovely little Victorian Period slip vase in lovely condition bar one small sliver off the tree stump. This would have been one of a pair that would have sat either side of a fireplace.Measures 7" in height.

An attractive potty....there are some makers marks on the base but very hard to decipher the letters ....I am pretty certain this is an English potty however. There are a couple of hairline cracks but the Pot displays very well so it will certainly make a nice decorative piece in a toilet / bathroom, or as a plant holder. Probably dates to the early 1900's. Well priced.

This is a gorgeous little Victorian (Circa 1895) Hand Painted dish in perfect condition. I do not know the maker...there is an imprinted Crown on the base with what I think are the initials M & C under it, plus a Registration Number ..260.744. A very pretty little piece of Victoriana.If you have a loved one out there who really appreciates lovely old fine china then this is the Perfect Gift.

Lovely small Foxhound figure Style 2....just 21 /2" in height. Condition is perfect...no faults......Bargain priced to sell fast!

Lovely little faience jug just 7 1/4' in height...in perfect condition. In 1918 Jules Verlingue sold his share holding in the Boulogne-sur-Mer business to his partner Henri Delcourt and Henri Delcourt sells Julius Verlingue his shares in Quimper. Delcourt stays alone at the head of this pottery, but he continues to use the models created by J Verlingue. Many exchanges persist between the two factories ... Delacourt's brother Leon is also a shareholder in Quimper. His statuettes and Breton sceneries in this period are in the style of the creations of Quimper.

Limited Edition FOR BRADEX of 145 Firing Days by W.L. GEORGE Fine China.This is "The Violet-crowned Hummingbird". Plate Diameter is 7 3/4" in Mint unused condition.

A small Jardiniere with a width of 6 3/4" at centre point and 5 1/4" at lip. In excellent condition...no faults.

Delightful little piece measuring just 2 3/4" x 2 3/8"...in perfect condition. No markings or serial numbers.

A gorgeous little ART DECO Perky Pup Dog Ornament in style of CROWN DEVON but has no makers marks Measures 4" in height...some age crazing but no chips or cracks. Definite Art Deco leanings...very cuddly!

A gorgeous little ART DECO Perky Pup Dog Ornament in style of CROWN DEVON but no makers marks. Measures 4" in height...some age crazing but no chips or cracks.

A vintage 1950's-60's era Pottery Tankard with Aboriginal design Made By E. ASHTON. The condition is good with no chips or cracks but some age crazing.

Very "Olde English" Figurine from the highly regarded maker ' COALPORT'. In perfect condition this very collectible piece stands 7" tall.

An old Stone ware MATCH HOLDER & STRIKER By A. MacIntyre of Burslem, England This is a BOER WAR piece Circa 1900 of verse about the British Tommy in South Africa and the war. Loss of gilt paint to top rim but otherwise a very clean fault free piece. The height is 2 3/4" and diameter 3 1/4". It is a round ceramic holder for wax matches with a transfer after Caton-Woodville's painting 'A Gentleman in Khaki on one side and ' and the poem 'The Absent Minded Beggar' to other. Kipling wrote the poem 'An Absent Minded Beggar' in 1899 as his contribution to the Daily Mail appeal to raise money to aid soldiers British soldiers fighting in South Africa and their families. A wave of patriotism was sweeping the country at the time which was catered to by jingoistic newspapers such as the Daily Mail. The poem was set to music by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Richard Caton Woodville's painting 'A Gentleman in Khaki' was inspired by Kipling's poem and together they were used to decorate a whole range of products and souvenirs which were produced and sold. The fund was an unprecedented success and raised more than £250,000 an enormous sum for the time.nd verses from Kipling' poems 'An Absent Minded Beggar' on the other. Kipling wrote the poem 'An Absent Minded Beggar' in 1899 as his contribution to the Daily Mail appeal to raise money to aid soldiers British soldiers fighting in South Africa and their families. A wave of patriotism was sweeping the country at the time which was catered to by jingoistic newspapers such as the Daily Mail. The poem was set to music by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Richard Caton Woodville's painting 'A Gentleman in Khaki' was inspired by Kipling's poem and together they were used to decorate a whole range of products and souvenirs which were produced and sold. The fund was an unprecedented success and raised more than £250,000 an enormous sum for the time.

In perfect condition …...copyright for 1948

Another stunning miniature piece just 2 3/4" in height. A few little wear marks as pictured around bottom area of jug.

Another gorgeous wee Miniature Series piece just 2 3/4" tall....excellent condition.

A really neat Royalty Souvenir so typically Australian with Koala's, gum nuts and leaves decorating the bowl. The inner base features King George V1 and Queen Elizabeth over a map of Australia & New Zealand.....and of course the tour never took place due the King's health issues. Has age crazing but a highly collectible Royalty piece from Brentleigh...Staffordshire Ware.

A very nice piece of CAPODIMONTE PORCELAIN in the form of a MONK. These were made for FRANGELICO LIQUEUR.....it is of course empty. The Monk stands 12 3/4" in height and is in excellent condition...no chips or cracks. I think he is of the Franciscan Order.

A lovely piece of pottery from the renowned American Potter, HOWARD PIERCE. This piece measures 5 1/4" in height and is 4 1/4" in length.

A stunning old CHEESE KEEPER made by Burgess & Leigh BURLEIGH WARE, England with a Registration Number for 1904. Measures 9" in length, 7" in width, and 5" at highest point.. Some staining to inner base tray and a couple of hairlines on cover...refer pictures. Very decorative Edwardian piece.

In excellent condition this oval jelly mold measures 8" x 6" with a height of 5". The sides are fluted and when the jelly or aspic is taken out you will have a Lion on top.

Gorgeous wee pot just 1 3/4' in height....condition is perfect. The Doulton back mark is for 1911-1922

A Super large Victorian Era Blue & White BIG Cheese Keep Made by VICTORIA IRONSTONE in Staffordshire. England .... Circa late 1800's.In excellent condition...does have age crazing on lid but a very pretty piece....measures 9" long, 8" max width and about 6 to 6 1/2" in height.

Lovely "Pearlised" Lustre Ware Shaving Mug with sea shell affect. No makers mark but most likely Staffordshire in origin. In perfect condition this late Victorian piece is 6" from spout tip to handle outer.

A small cylinder shaped Spill vase standing 4 1/8" in height with a diameter of 2 1/8". Decorated in the Arcadian style the vase is in near perfect condition...has one tiny 'flea bite' to inner rim. Has the Wedgwood Date Letter A FOR 1898.

The research tells us that pieces with this I.E. & C. MARK were produced in Japan from around 1885 to 1925....we date this lovely little round Footed Bowl as around 1900 - 1910 give or take 10 years. This is really Top Quality Bisque Porcelain Hand Painted with applied raised decoration....very "Victorian" Floral scene. The bowl has been in the same family for its life and was purchased in Japan around 1900 along with a number of other pieces from the same family. The bowl is 4 5/8" in diameter with a height is 2 1/8". In beautiful fault free condition...note the use of gilt to bowl rim....no wear signs at all. A very beautiful piece! Item ID: 14313

A gorgeous MALING Lustre Ware or Pearlised Salad Bowl and Servers in Mint condition. The Bowl is 9.5" x 7.5" in size and stands 4" in height. Dates to around 1940's-1950's e believe.

Early 1900's Doulton Kingsware Tankard depicting The Nightwatchman....in Mint condition 5 3/4" in height.

This is a really old one but just have not had the time so far to research the dating...I'd say very early 1900's. There is age crazing but no chips or cracks and the jug stands 6 1/4" in height with a base circumference of 4 1/4". The figure of the man and the print stands out in relief. It has T.Lawrence Falcon Ware, Made In England on the base.

Very nice 1897 Cabinet Plate with Transfer Printed decoration of The Queen, Palaces etc. Small signs of wear but in very good overall condition. Has a diameter of 9 1/4" or 24cm.

A very sweet little piece titled " Now Shall I W-Wag it About or K-Keep it S-Still?" The piece is 3 .5" in length and the same in height.....in perfect condition....as with many of their items there are no makers marks.....we date this piece as 1920's...hand painting Bisque Porcelain. Gustav Schafer and Guenther Vater founded the Schafer & Vater Porcelain Factory in Volkstedt Rudolstad, Thuringa, Germany in 1890. Their aim was to make high quality porcelain and by 1896 the business had sufficiently grown to purchase the List Porcelain Factory at Neuhaus. By 1910 the American firm of Sears Roebuck & Company had begun to import and distribute Schafer & Vater pottery into the United States. The aim of Schafer & Vater was to produce a wide range of hard paste porcelain and was to include luxury items, figurines, and dolls' heads. They also produced soft paste porcelain in bisque items and Majolica and Jasper ware were other produce lines. They produced many figural liquor bottles for distribution by pubs. In 1913 Paul Schafer had taken over from his father and, working alongside Gunther Vater, built up a successful workforce of around 200 people, using 3 kilns. They advertised the manufacture of porcelain dolls' heads. In 1918 the factory was destroyed by fire and they set up a new factory to resume production. The firm closed in 1962 and it is reported that in 1972 the East German government assumed full control of the vacant factory and their records and moulds were destroyed. Schafer & Vater were better known for their comical and figural items. They manufactured these in teapots, jugs, creamers, bottles, match strikers, and planters, with a back stamp impressed with a crown above an 'R' in a star. 'Made in Germany' was sometimes stamped in black. The firm used a light blue glaze applied directly to the porcelain. A hallmark of this pottery is the fine texture of the clay used in production. Mined locally, it was rich with kaolin and this resulted in a product with a velvety texture and very fine grain. Schafer and Vater's range was wide. The company was an authorized manufacturer of Rose O'Neill Kewpies. However, certain Schafer & Vater pieces can be found without any stamps or reference to their origin.

A stunning large Old Imari 1128 plate with a diameter of 10 1/2 inches. In perfect condition.

It's a BIGGIE ! This fabulous old Edwardian Period China Cheese Cover has beautiful hand painted decoration and at 11" in length, 8 1/2' in width, and 6" in height it is a most impressive piece. Some discolouration on the tray but no chips or cracks anywhere to be seen ....some loss to gold paint on rims as would be expected. No makers marks.Stunning old piece ...a great decorative item for a farmhouse table or Hutch Dresser.

This gorgeous Royal Worcester bone china figurine was designed by Freda Doughty and is titled "Grandmother's Dress". This range comes in a variety of shades and was introduced in 1935, and withdrawn in 1983. Freda Doughty specialised in child figures was one of Royal Worcester's most successful modelers of the era. The backstamp on the base reads: "Modeled by F G Doughty, Royal Worcester, Fine Bone China, England, Grandmother's Dress, 3081". This number indicates that the figurine was made sometime between 1956 and 1972. The piece measures 16.5cm in height. Condition is excellent, with no chips, cracks, or other faults. A very beautiful piece of Royal Worcester for the discerning collector. Prices from other online shops pecialising in china and porcelain have similar figures with listed prices at around US$200 PLUS.

This is beautifully hand painted on the front with the back plain as is usually the case with these bisque pieces. Marked on the back is ...3468, and on the base ...101. This stunning piece is in beautiful condition with no cracks or chips and stands 8" in height.

A large 3" diameter Ceramic Door Pull circa 1880 from an old Villa Entrance Door. One small chip to face plate and age crazing....refer pictures please....a neat old original Victorian piece of door hardware.

A BIG fluted Ceramic Door Pull Circa 1880 taken from a Villa Front Door. Diameter is 3". There is a chip off the face plate and a hairline....please refer pictures but in good useable condition and the 'real thing' rather than a flashy reproduction.

This fabulous small Deco teapot has no makers marks---just a makers serial number to the base. The Teapot is 7" in height to to the handle and has a body diameter of around 5 1/2". There is a very strong 'Oriental' influence to the piece.....Bamboo fashioned handle and spout, plus wonderful hand applied raised decoration of gorgeous Peacock type birds and Bamboo leaves and shoots. In excellent condition with no faults.....just a little loss of the Gilt paint around the rim of the lid.

A stunning figurine of a nude baby boy in bisque porcelain......beautifully made.....very fine feature work.....a Quality item. The piece is 5 1/2" in height and is in Mint condition. There are no makers marks that we can see but we date it as Circa 1900 - origin Germany or Austria.

A lovely large Floral Plateel hand painted Ginger Jar standing 12" in height with a diameter at center of 7". Just a little wear to black paint on rim otherwise perfect.

A beautiful Hand Painted Bisque figurine in wonderful condition with no chips, cracks, or faults. It has the distinct look of a Staffordshire figurine but as with many Victorian porcelain pieces there are no markings. Stands 9 1/4" in height.

Nice item in excellent condition...some minor crazing only. The tankard stands 5 3/4" tall with a diameter at lip of 3 3/8". In researching this one we have been unable to find a similar one on-line so assume it is a reasonable rare issue.

Lovely old PASTE POT LID measuring 5" in diameter....no faults at all...has 2 holes drilled in the inside rim for hanging on a wall.Looks like the depiction includes WINDSOR CASTLE.

A gorgeous old Victorian Paste Pot Lid 3 3/4' wide or 6 1/8" in the wooden frame.Slightly risque depiction of topless lady and Cherub....beautifully done.

Superb Doulton piece from the 1930's Art Deco Period.....lovely Art Deco characteristics! Measures 7 1/2' in height in perfect condition. Alfred Jingle is a fictional character who appears in the novel The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens. He is a strolling actor and an engaging charlatan and trickster noted for his bizarre anecdotes and distinctive mangling of English syntax.

These are not quite Mirror Images...there is a slight difference. A magnificent pair in lovely condition...just a few frits to extremities but nothing of consequence. These are beautifully formed pieces with real charm to them. No other figure in the Chinese pantheon appears in a greater variety of images, of which there are said to be thousands of different incarnations or manifestations. Quan Yin is usually depicted as a barefoot, gracious woman dressed in beautiful, white flowing robes, with a white hood gracefully draped over the top of the head and carrying a small upturned vase of holy dew. (However, in the Lamaistic form, common in bronze from eighteenth-century China and Tibet, she is often entirely naked.) She stands tall and slender, a figure of infinite grace, her gently composed features conveying the sublime selflessness and compassion that have made her the favorite of all deities. This pair stand 5 1/4" in height.

A Stunning ROYAL DUX Urn Vase standing 11" in height with a width across the handles of 5 1/4". Lots of hand applied Gilt Finishing and all in like new MINT condition with no faults at all. The base has both the pink lozenge and the ROYAL DUX MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA green mark dating the piece as from 1918 to 1945.

This very large old English Victorian Era Mold will produce a wonderful full size Lobster or Crayfish shaped concoction. The Mold is in perfect condition and measures 12 3/4" x 9" with a height of 4".

The research tells us that pieces with this I.E. & C. MARK were produced in Japan from around 1885 to 1925....we date this gorgeous Oval Footed Bowl as around 1900 - 1910 give or take 10 years. This is really Top Quality Bisque Porcelain Hand Painted with applied raised decoration....very "Victorian" Floral scene. The bowl has been in the same family for its life and was purchased in Japan around 1900 along with a number of other pieces from the same family. The bowl is 7 1/8" in length and 5 1/4" in width at centre point....height is 2 1/8". In beautiful fault free condition...note the use of gilt to bowl rim....no wear signs at all. A very beautiful piece!

A really stunning piece of Italian Capodimonte in the form of a rather seductively beautiful young lady. The piece stands 13" tall on its base and is in perfect condition. The figurine is signed by the sculptor.....A. BALCEAN I think.

Stunning plate from this series dating to 1926-1946.....six different scenes were produced for the series. This plate is in Perfect condition....immaculate! A very sought after and fairly hard to find series. Plate diameter is 10 1/4". COMPARE OUR LOW PRICE!

In Mint condition measuring 11" x 8 1/4" this series dates to 1909-1929....well priced!

A stunning earthenware piece from Royal Doulton's Burslem Pottery in Staffordshire. The Jug has a series ware number of D 2677 and is usually referred to as "Galleon" series. The Top Rim has a Band of Yellow Seagulls on a Brown Background . The Band occurs on both the Inside of the Jug as well as the Outside. The Pitcher or Jug is cylindrical in Shape and measures 7 3/8 inches in height with a rim diameter of is 4 1/2" and a base of 4" in diameter. There are some rust stains on inner rim... refer pictures.....may be removeable...otherwise in excellent overall condition.

A lovely piece of German bisque porcelain circa late 1800's - early 1900's. The Cherub stands 6" high with the lamp being 14" in height....would benefit from a new shade....think the present one is probably a replacement dating to around 1940's-50's. Condition is excellent with no chips or faults that I can see. Not marked on base but expert advice confirms it as of German origin.

Fabulous Doulton Figurine designed by M. Davies and issued around 1955 and retired in 1957 so relatively harder to find piece . In absolute MINT condition measuring 7" in height and the same in width.

Introduced in 1901 This Isak Walton Ware GALLANT FISHERS Bowl has the Japanese inspired JEDO Border and the Brown Coat figures. The bowl has a diameter of 9 inches and is four inches in height. Apart from wear to the gilt border the condition is excellent. A very attractive piece of Old Antique Doulton.

This is quite beautiful and in absolutely lovely condition with no chips or cracks at all. The diameter is 9" and the height 4 1/2". On the base are the following markings. A diamond with 4 inside .The numbers .... 9523......204.....3890... and in ink, written is ... A.... I

A fabulous BURSLEY WARE Jug Vase Circa 1940 Designed by Charlotte Rhead for H.J. WOOD, the makers of Bursley Ware. The pattern Number is TL43... WINDBLOWN PEONIES. The Jug / Vase measures 9.5" in height and bar a small hairline (3/4") to the inner rim near the handle, and some age crazing to the body, is in excellent condition. The candle sticks are no longer available.

Beautiful vintage Porcelain Ostinda (East Indies) Pattern Soup Tureen by the renowned Swedish firm RORSTRAND (Est. 1726). A lovely "fault free" piece of Blue & White porcelain. The lid measures 10 1/4" in length and 9" in width. Tureen height is about 7 1/2". A sought after collectors piece at a very reasonable price offer....check us verse other on-line prices!

A TITANIAN Series large Art Deco Bird of Paradise Milk Jug. The series dates to mid 1920's-30's Art Deco period. The jug stands 7 1/4" in height and apart from a tiny speck of paint missing off rim is in near Mint Condition. Quite a spectacular Jug...pics do not really do justice to it. Very well priced! '

Neat fun piece...also called 'Boy Blue'. The artist is Joan Coderch and the piece was introduced in 1990 and retired 2005. Length is 8"...in perfect condition...no box. Priced to quick sale.

Now this is a real GEM for any collector of Carltonware. I've never come across Carltonware from the Victorian Era before but this is a stunner in very good condition. It isn't absolutely perfect but there are no chips or cracks and the colours are still just lovely. The Barrel stands 6" in height and is missing the wire handle piece. For a collector I'm sure that having this re-placed wouldn't pose a problem. A lovely decorative piece of CARLTONWARE.

A lovely old Top Quality Carlton Ware Hand Painted Biscuit Barrel in stunning condition...no faults.... there is minor surface age crazing to some sections of barrel body...the silver plate on the raised sections of the lid shows some brass coming through but otherwise it is a near Mint Piece. The Barrel measure 8 inches to lid nob top and has a diameter at widest point of 6 inches. This Barrel has a Registration Number imprinted to base dating it as 1895.

This is the Royal Doulton Kingsware Dewar's Whisky Flask depicting Sir John Falstaff ....it has an Original Dewar's Stopper,....the piece is 8" tall with a width of 6 1/2" and is in PERFECT CONDITION. This Kingsware Flask is Reputedly one of the Rarest Dewar's Whisky Flasks. The Flask has a flattened circular body with elongated handle. Not marked on the flask but the Doulton Number is Rd No. 508037 ...made from around early 1900s to 1939. The Falstaff Flask can occur with or without title, and sometimes with Dewar’s Scotch Whisky or Dewar’s Whisky on the reverse and the character can have either a Green or Brown hat. This flask is Titled FALSTAFF and has the Dewar's logo to base....also remnants of a foil label to back. Sir John Falstaff appears in Shakespeare’s Henry iv and the Merry Wives of Windsor – a fat, witty, god humoured Knight, loving jests, self-indulgent and over-addicted to sack. Royal Doulton Kingsware was developed by Charles Noke and produced between 1898 and 1939. No other factory in the world has been able to recreate the same lustrous finish. The rich, brown effects of the Kingsware glaze were achieved by painting the design in colored slip on the inside of the plaster mold, then the dark slip was added to the body. CHECK OUT OUR PRICE verse other online offers!

A superbly Hand Painted very pretty Biscuit Barrel By CARLTON WARE of England Circa Late 1800's. In outstanding condition....no age crazing...some wear signs on the silver plate surround. The Barrel is 6 1/2 inches tall to top of the lid nob and has a diameter of six inches at widest point. Amazing condition for its 125 odd years!

Lovely little Figurine titled PARAKEET standing 6 3/4" tall and in perfect condition. This beautiful piece was originally modelled by the Royal Worcester designer Freda Doughty in 1935 and was produced until 1980. Doughty was one of the company's most prolific designers and created over 100 models during her employment with the company. Many of these were actually based on children who used to play in the garden of her home in the Kent countryside. This one dates to early 1950's or prior.

In beautiful condition with no chips or cracks this lovely tureen stands 6" high with a diameter of 8". Nice collectible piece of Wedgwood at a very good price.

A lovely piece of CAPODIMONTE Italian Porcelain from the well respected designer B. MERLI. This Figurine on its wooden base stands 12" high with the base being 7 3/4" x 6". In Mint Condition. Signed.

This really lovely item is imprinted on the base ....BZC....no other markings. Stands 5" high and is 5" in diameter at the top. Super piece with no chips or cracks.

Another nice older piece introduced in 1970 and retired in 1998. The artist is Fulgencio Garcia....the piece is in perfect condition standing 11" high...has no box. Well priced.

Six stunning Victorian porcelain Art Nouveau tiles in beautiful condition as pictured. Size is 6" square.

A lovely piece of Czech Art Deco pottery....fault free standing 7" in height with a diameter of 5 1/4" across the lip.

Superb 10 1/2 inch tall ROYAL DOULTON Figurine of Winston Churchill model3led by Designer Adrian Hughes and produced in 1984. IN MINT CONDITION.

Broken Lance ( HN 2041) by Royal Doulton was created by M. Davies in 1949 and retired in 1975. This is an outstanding piece in Mint Condition standing 8 1/4" with a length at base of 7 11/4"inches. The Book Value for this piece is over $1,000.00 Dollars and some online shops have this item listed for over $900 right now. Be QUICK....our price is Super Hot!

A lovely 12 inch tall Hand Painted Bisque Porcelain Figurine of The Madonna with Baby Jesus. From Peru but probably Italian or Spanish we think circa 1900 - 1910. No makers marks. One fault repair on base rim.

A large older piece standing 173/4" in height. The artist is Fulgencio Garcia....the piece was introduced in 1969 and retired in 1981...CLASSIC Lladro! No box but in perfect condition. Priced TO SELL FAST!

A stunning old Serving Dish from SEVRES, one of the World's most highly regarded porcelain makers. This Lidded Serving Dish dates to 1766 according to the mark on the base. The Mark is pale blue, as it should be, and it has what I think is the letter M to centre which dates this as 1766....it is very difficult to get a good clear picture of the mark as it is so pale. The base dish has a diameter of 11 1/2 inches (29.5cm). The Amorial is of a Crowned Griffen standing on a Crown. Some tiny imperfections around rim but no real chips or cracks. A simple but rather lovely piece at a very realistic price.

In Mint condition with original stopper this lovely old whisky flask designed by Noke dates to the 1930's and stands 10" tall to top of stopper. This example does not have the 'Beware of The Vidders' written at base as per all other examples I have seen. Whether this is due to a manufacture fault or was intentional I simply do not know but it does appear to be rare. VERY GOOD BUYING AT THIS PRICE.