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A very rare creamware berry bowl. Comissioned for the Gordon Highland Regiment. Decorated with a basket hilted sword and badger sporran between a thistle border.
No chips, cracks or restoration.
Item No. CW0001
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An early 19th centuray Mason's Ironstone Platter. Decorated with the "Green Mandarin" pattern.
Circa 1815 - 1820
Item No. D0001
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A Stevenson & Williams, oak leaf border, pearlware plate.
Decorated with Park Theatre, New York.
Item No. SW0002
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A stoneware pie dish. Made for the pacific steam navigation company and produced by F Morley. This piece was used in "saloon" class and is marked accordingly.
Item No. SW0003
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An early 19th century creamware drainer. Brown transfer printed, with a medallion and motto for the Northern lighthouses.
13 inches x 9.5
Some minor age related issues.
Item No. CW0003
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A very rare and historically significant piece of Brameld Pottery, a green transferware chestnut basket. Produced for the Dundee & Hull Steam Packet Company for use aboard the infamously ill-fated steamship Forfarshire, which sank off the Northumbria coast in 1838, giving birth to the legend of Grace Darling. An incredibly rare survivor.
Item No. T002
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A Henshall "fruit & flowers" series plate. Decorated with the Waterworks Philedelphia "stern view".
Very fine condition.
Item No. BT0001
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A Stevenson "spaniel" dinner plate.
Some minor issues related to age.
Item No. S0002
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A superb pearlware footbath, decorated with "The Beemaster" illustration. Circa 1820.
20" handle to handle, 8 " tall.
Some professional restoration.
Item No. PW0034
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A superb William de Morgan ruby lustre vase (1836-1917). Decorated by James Hersey and patterned with mythological beasts within a foliate landscape.
7 inches tall.
Superb condition.
Item No. WM0001
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A rare Stevenson's (Warranted) series platter decorated with "The Bull".
Circa 1820-5.
18.75 inches diameter.
Item No. BT0025
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A rare bi colour jug, produced by Machin & Potts, Burslem, Staffs.
Decorated with the feathers from the Cheltenham series (marked accordingly), but with titled cartouches of "the pet canary" & "the expansion of understanding".
Some staining - 4 .75 " tall
Circa 1824-38
Item No. PW0025
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