Antique Ceramics
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“Jackfield” type “Shining Black” teapot with applied grapevine sprigs and three moulded feet.
£295.00 Purchase -
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‘Jackfield’ type black glazed vase. Polychrome birds and butterflies. Attributed to Ridgways. c.1870-1890.
£75.00 Purchase -
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Treacleware spirit flask in the form of a boot (possibly a boot warmer). c.1860-1880.
£55.00 Purchase -
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Medieval salt-glazed stoneware jug, probably early Siegburg c.1375-1450.
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German brown stoneware jug, salt-glazed. Probably Raeren. c.1550-1600.
£195.00 Purchase -
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Raeren brown salt-glaze stoneware jug. Electors of Rome frieze. Dated 1603.
£625.00 Purchase -
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‘Jackfield (jet-ware / ebony) type inkwell with printed border. ‘Coop’ shape. c.1860-1885.
£75.00 Purchase -
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Treacleware (‘Rockingham’ glazed) moneybox, sitting dog, Spaniel. c.1865-1890.
£38.00 Purchase -
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A pair of Continental terra-cotta spill vase figures, a boy and a girl with cornucopias.
£20.00 Purchase -
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Treacleware (‘Rockingham’ brown glazed) wall plaque with icon of AMERICA. c.1800-1835.
£195.00 Purchase -
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Small ‘Vigornian’ ware (treacleware) teapot with Sybil finial, attributed to Wedgwood. c.1878-1890
£39.00 Purchase -
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Small treacleware octagonal jug with crabstock handle, attributed to Swansea.
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Treacleware (Rockingham glaze) spaniel dog figure. Probably Staffordshire. c.1850-1880.
£55.00 Purchase -
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Large moulded jug ‘Babes in the Wood’ with two-tone treacleware glaze.
£45.00 Purchase -
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Blue stoneware crabstock teapot attributed to Ridgway & Abington, Hanley, Staffordshire
£40.00 Purchase



















