Vintage Small Blue & White Sprigged Cup - Gibsons

Small earthenware cup with blue glaze exterior and white sprigged classical scenes in the style of Wedgwood Blue Jasper. Dtestamp for 1950s. In excellent condition.

5.5cm x 9.5cm

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Miniature Handpainted Mug or Coffee Can - Delft

Miniature mug or coffee can, handpainted in the typical blue and white Delft style with windmills and flowers. The mark on the base bears similarity to that of Delft Pottery, or De Delftse Pauw, but as with most modern Delft a mark is no guarantee of provenance. It is in very good condition. 

5.5cm x 7cm across handle

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Small Moroccan Trinket Box - Fez Pottery

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Small cylindrical trinket box with domed lid. Off white in colour with blue design, marked with what appears to be "Fez" so presumed to be Moroccan. It certainly has all the hallmarks! Excellent little item and in fine condition.

7.5cm x 7cm

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Blue and White Ceramic Polka Dot Rabbit

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Very sweet miniature porcelain rabbit in blue and white polka dot design. There are no markings so age is unknown as well as manufacturer. It's in excellent condition though.

7cm x 5cm x 5cm

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Small Blue and White Ceramic Cauldron Money Box

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Small cauldron shaped ceramic money box in blue and white and bearing the mottos, "A penny saved is a penny earned" (Curiously punctuated) and "Home Sweet Home". It has a wire hanger and wide slot with rubber bung. It is of fairly decent vintage, several old coins, including a silver thruppeny bit and a few old pennies, having been removed from it prior to me acquiring it. It's in very good condition although I had to removed quite a bit of rust from the wire hanger.

8cm x 7cm

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Antique Blue & White Ancient Ruins Dinner Plate - Ashworth

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Blue and white ironstone dinner plate by Ashworth in the Ancient Ruins design. It is impressed with the Crown mark and you can just about make out the word "Ashworth" beneath it. It is also impressed 6197. The orange script pattern number is B8702 which I think dates it to around 1897. It has a gilded edge which is slightly worn in a couple of places but still largely intact, I think because it has been on display - there are a couple of small rust marks on the footring from one of those awful sprung metal clips. It is also crazed but not to the point of distraction. note - the truer colour is the darker blue as displayed in the close up pictures.

Diameter: 23.5cm

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