Art Pottery

Two Minton Secessionist plates, circa 1880, designed by Léon Solon and John Wadsworth, pattern number '3514', with a group of flowers within a sweeping design, in two colourways, impressed and black painted marks, diameters 22.6cm and 23.3cm, together with a similar pair of plates, pattern number '3515', diameter 22.8cm, and a smaller plate, pattern number '3516, diameter 13.4cm.

An Arts and Crafts green glazed Roman style pottery oil lamp, retailed by Liberty & Co, length 14cm, together with two terracotta urns, one painted with pansy flowers, heights 8cm and 9.5cm, all three pieces impressed 'Liberty London' to base.

A porcelain lunch or picnic box with WMF silver plated mounts, early 20th century, designed by Christian Neureuther, the white glazed body of rectangular shape, decorated with a Jugendstil pattern, the hinged lid with central handle and internal chain support, blue printed and impressed marks to base with stamped marks to mounts, 24.5cm x 14cm x 12.5cm.

A Pilkington's Lancastrian lustre pottery vase, post-1972, the low-bellied body covered in a grey/green lustre glaze, black printed mark to base, height 20.5cm, a Bernard Moore flambé glazed vase, dated 1905, height 18cm (small chip to rim), and a red glazed double gourd shaped vase, probably Continental, height 17.5cm.

A Wileman & Co. Foley Faience charger, early 20th century, probably designed by Frederick Rhead, incised with a central view of buildings either side of a road, within a brown glazed rim tubelined with hearts and white trailing, black printed mark to base with incised numerals '11051A', diameter 26cm, together with a Wileman & Co. Foley Faience bottle vase, decorated with yellow flowers against a green ground, height 17.5cm.

A Doulton Lambeth Persian Ware bottle vase, 1920-36, the pear shaped white glazed body painted in blue with flowers and scrolling foliage beneath the abstract patterned neck, black printed factory mark to base with painted numerals and initials, height 20cm.

A group of mixed art pottery, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising a Dresser type jug, possibly Ault, covered in an orange glaze, height 27cm, two small flambé glazed vases, heights 8cm and 6.5cm, a sang-de-boeuf glazed jug, height 19cm, a Belgian two-handled vase, height 18.5cm, a blue glazed stoneware vase, decorated with a band of geese, height 15cm, and a pale blue glazed jug, decorated with dark blue Art Nouveau style flowers, height 19.5cm.

A matched pair of Continental art pottery vases, circa 1900, the bulbous bodies with gently flared cylindrical necks, painted with Art Nouveau style yellow and brown flowerheads on trailing green stems against a shaded green to yellow ground, unmarked, heights 32cm and 31cm.