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A Staffordshire Redware Teapot c.1760

A Staffordshire Redware Teapot c.1760 A Rare Staffordshire Redware Teapot and Cover c.1760, lead glazed with engine turned decoration. Dimensions: 10 cm high x 17 cm from handle to spout. Marks: impressed square mark underneath. Condition: a chip inside the rim.

Price: £530

Stock Number: PY1105

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A Staffordshire Yellow-Ware/Silver Lustre Jug c.1810

A Staffordshire Yellowware/Silver Lustre Jug c.1810 A Staffordshire Canary/Yellow-Ware Jug c.1810, decorated on both sides with round panels with rural scenes, transfer-printed in black, the borders painted in silver lustre "Resist". Dimensions: 14 cm high. Unmarked. Fine condition.

Price: £185

Stock Number: PY1101

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A Rare Scottish Black-Glazed Stoneware Teapot c.1845

A Rare Scotish Black-Glazed Teapot c.1830 A Rare Scottish Black-Glazed Stoneware Teapot c.1830 ( Possibly made by Verreville pottery) in revived rococo style, on eight feet with moulded decoration of thistles and roses. Dimensions: 21cm high. Condition: A hairline crack and a chip inside the rim of the lid. Unmarked.

* A similar teapot is illustrated in " A Directory of British Teapots" by Michael Berthoud & Richard Maskell, page 334, plate 2002.

Price: £160

Stock Number: PY1008

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A Rare Swansea Pottery Plate, Dillwyn c.1824-31

 Swansea Pottery Plate, Dillwyn c.1824-31 A rare Swansea Pottery Plate, L. W. Dillwyn's Second Period (1824-1831). Pattern "Women with baskets"*, transfer printed in black. Impressed marks. 10"(25cm)diam. Rim restored.

**(This plate is illustrated in "The Pottery and Porcelain of Swansea and Nantgarw" by E. Morton Nance p.147 plate LIXa).

Price: £230

Stock Number: PY0906

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A Staffordshire Drabware two-handled Cider Mug c.1840

A Staffordshire Drabware Loving Cup c.1840 An unusual Staffordshire Drabware two-handled Cider Mug c.1840, transfer-printed rural scenes on a light blue ground, overpainted with orange.Dimensions: 10.5cm high x 16.5cm from handle to handle. Marks: Patterm 1766 in red. Fine condition.

Price: £110

Stock Number: PY0910

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