3 off Masons Red Scale Patterned Jugs. All in perfect condition.

2 small Jugs 3.5" high. circa 1840 - £125 each

1 off 8.5" Jug with serpent handle circa 1880 - £275 - Ref. 337

19th century Staffordshire Pink Sunderland Lustre Jug with 3 masted ship to front of jug with sailor and girl to either side of ship. On one side of jug the poem reads:

When this you see, Remember me, Though many miles, We distance be.

On the other side reads:

The man docm'd to sail, With the blast of the gale, Through billows Atlantic to steer, As bends o'er the wave, Which may soon be his grave; Remembers his home with a tear. It has good colouring, there is a factory fault which has been overglazed on the foot rim and a small start hairline on the inside otherwise in excellent condition. circa 1840. Ref. 336 - £350

Ashworth Pedestal based dessert stand. 9" diameter. Perfect condition. Chinese vase pattern in underglazed dark green. circa 1870. Ref. 335 - £85

19th century Ironstone Pedestal Fruit Bowl on Stand, possibly Hicks & Meigh, circa 1840. Some wear to inside of bowl, otherwise perfect condition. Diameter of base 10 1/4". Height of Pedestal Bowl 6.5" and width of pedestal base 6.25". Good colour. Ref. 327 - £195

2 off Masons Imari Patterned Jugs. both 4 1/4" high. Left Hand jug. good colouring. perfect. unmarked. circa 1840. - £110. Right Hand jug, chip on rim, wear to green on handle. circa 1840. - £25 - Ref. 326

Sunderland Pink Lustre Jug with stylized flowers. 6" high. Perfect condition. circa 1850. Ref. 324 - £85

18th century Chinese dish. 8.25" diameter. showing a Chinese Mandarin and a Female. glazing hairline on reverse about 2" long. Ref. 329 - £120

Late 19th century Japanese Imari Dish. 11.5" across x 3.5" height. Good colouring and excellent condition. Ref. 328 - £110

Superb Davenport Ironstone Jug and Bowl in Jardinaire and Peony Pattern. Diameter of Bowl 13", height of Jug 9". Chip repaired on rim of jug and chip repaired on rim of bowl. circa 1820. Ref. 340 - £395 for both pieces

Caldas Palissy Wear Plate with Salamander, snail, snake and bug. 8.5" diameter. circa 1860. some small repairs. Ref. 360 - £275

19th century Minton Amherst Japan Teapot, small professional repair. circa 1840 - £90

2 off Masons Imari Pattern Jugs 6.5" high. One Perfect and One with 2 c hips repairs on the rim. circa 1840. Ref. 429 - £125 for perfect jug and £75 for one repaired.

Antique Palissy Majolica Caldas Da Rainha Reptile Plate consisting of Large Frog, Butterfly, Worm, Large Snail, Scorpion, Lizard and Large Worm. Chips to butterfly wing repaired, small chips on reverse repaired to a very high standard. Dimensions: 10" Ref. 433 - £275

Large Caldas Palissy Ware Plate. 12" diameter. consisting of 2 Large Lizards, beetles and bugs plus a snake. 2 legs on bug restored plus a small repair to hind leg of lizard. Ref. 448 - £375

Caldas Palissy Ware plate. 8.25" diameter. consisting of Toad, bug and Lizard plus a butterfly. stamped on reverse. couple of chips on reverse repaired. Ref. 447 - £275

18/early 19th century Staffordshire Bilston Enamel Patch Box with Pink base and internal mirror, the test on the top of the box reads: May you Ever - Happy Be - Beloved by All - But Most by me. some damage to lid, base good. Ref. 483 - £120

Masons Ironstone Imari Patterned Dessert Dish, unmarked. circa 1840. Perfect. 10.75" x 7.25".Ref. 530 - £135

Masons Ironstone Imari Patterned Dessert Dish, unmarked. circa 1840. Perfect. 8" x 9.5". Ref. 529 - £135

19th century MASONS Ironstone Drainer in Parrot and Peony pattern. Impressed mark to Base. circa 1820. Tiny nibble by parrot otherwise very good condition. 13.75" x 10". Ref. 543 - £160

19th century Blue and White Willow patterned ladle. 12" long. circa 1880. Perfect. Ref. 542 - £60

2 off Blue and White Pearlware Hors D'Ouvre dishes. small hairline to both. 14" x 7" at widest point. . circa 1840 - Ref. 541 - £ 20 each

19th century Blue and White Pearlware dessert dish, crazing and staining on reverse. 10.5" x 8.5". circa 1840. Ref. 540 - £25

Amherst Japan pattern Cheese/Fruit Stand on pedestal base. 12" diameter. Perfect. maker as above, no marks but purchased together. Ref. 589 - £120

Ashworth's Teapot Stand. circa 1870. Perfect condition, good gilding. 8.25" x 8.25". Pattern No. 3623 - Ref. 607 - £120

Masons Red Scale Patterned Jug. 6.75" high. Repair to rim. circa 1840 - Ref. 595 - £90

Very Large Fenton Shape, schoolhouse Patterned Jug. 9" high. Rim as been repaired. circa 1830-40. Unmarked. Ref. 603 -SOLD

 

3 off Masons Waterlilly Patterned Jugs. All perfect. 5.25" - 4.25" - 3.50". circa 1880. Ref. 605 - £110 each

3 off Masons Imari Patterned Jugs. 2. off 5.25" high. One unmarked in perfect condition. £110, One with blue mark circa 1840, firing crack to waist of jug. £50. 2.75" high jug, small chip on rim professionally repaired and base of handle. Ref. 604 - £75

Early 19th century Porcelaine Taper Stick in Shape of Tulip. circa 1810. 5" across x 2.5" high. No Damage.Ref. 633 - £195

Extremely Large Turkey Platter, Marked on Base Brown, Westhead & Moore. Kite mark to base. circa 1870. 21.5" x 17". Perfect. Ref. 630 - £140

Soup Tureen by the same maker above. 13" across top. Perfect. Ref. 631 - £125

2 off MASONS Jugs. 3.5" Imari Patterned Jug. Perfect. circa 1850, Blue Masrk. - £110.

3.5" Jardinaire Patterned Jug, circular impressed mark to base. c.1820. hairline on rim approx. 1" long. Ref. 613 - £65

Masons Imari Patterned Jug. c.1840. 6" high.. small rim hairline, 1" in length. Ref. 614 - £75

Opaque China Jug. 4.5" high. Marked on the base M & N, New Opaque China. (Mayer & Newbold, Market Place, Lane End, Staffs. c.1840. No damage. - Ref. 617 - £65

Masons Fenton Shaped Jug. Schoolhouse pattern. 5.5" high. circa 1820. No damage or repairs. slight rubbing of paintwork on handle. Ref. 619 - £250

Masons Red Scale Jug with Twig Handle. 7.5" in height. No damage, slight rubbing to the bottom of the jug. c.1840. Ref. 620 - £145

19th century Sunderland Pink Lustre Religious Plaque. Old label on base and impress DIXON & CO. Measurements 8.5 x 7". Condition Perfect. Wording to centre reads: For an dieth and wasteth away; yea, man giveth up the Ghost and where is he. Job. 14. 10. -Ref: 624 -

£120

Extremely large 19th century Sunderland Lustre Jug. 9.5" High. Very bright colour pink. One poem reads This Brewer has sent his Clerk - And I must pay my seare; - And if I trust my beer, - What shll I do for more. - Poem on reverse reads: Here's to the wind that blows - And the ship that goes - And the boy that fears no danger - A ship in full sail - And a fine pleasant gale - And a Girl that loves a sailor. The front view shows a picture of Sunderland Bridge. Condition, there is a hairline from the rim around the spout that has been stapled. REF 628 - £295