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Showing posts with label Burslem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Burslem. Show all posts

Friday, 31 October 2014

Handpainted Duck Shaped Jug or Sauce Boat - Wood, Burslem

 
 
Charming, small creamer or sauce boat shaped like a duck and handpainted. It's by Wood of Burslem and probably dates from between 1982 & 2005. It's in excellent condition.

15cm x 8cm x 6.5cm
 
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Sunday, 26 October 2014

Vintage Ivory Ware Cream Jug - Woods


Small blue, black and silver ringed cream jug in the from the Ivory Ware range of the 1930s onwards. In exceptionally good condition 

11.5cm x 6.5cm

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Sunday, 5 October 2014

Antique Ironstone Milk Jug - Anthony Shaw, Burslem



Antique milk jug with ornate handle by Anthony Shaw of Burslem in a rather sturdy and undecorated white ironstone, "Stone China". The backstamp dates it to approximately between 1860 and 1882. At one time it would have had a hinged pewter lid but this has broken off leaving only the two lugs still in situ either side of the handle. Apart from a little crazing it's in excellent condition for its age. When I acquired it it was covered in a horrible orange paint and I have done my best to remove it all but there may be the odd rogue spot in the recesses.

16.5cm x 11cm
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Friday, 26 September 2014

Vintage Small Dish - Leighton Pottery



Small rectangular dish, possibly the base to a cheese dish, by Leighton Pottery of Burslem. It has a border of light blue dots, lines and pink roses. There is some wear to the gilding around the edges, some light crazing and some discolouration. there is also what is either a small chip or a burst glaze bubble towards one of the long edges, next to a red mark. These are quite old and may well be original. The back bears the stamp used between 1946 & 1954.

Diameter:14cm x 17.5cm


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