Brown glazed pottery money box in the form of a bear, standing on its back legs on a rustic trunk base, a large slot to the back for money. English, 19th century. 14cm high 1 paw restored, chip to base
Staffordshire Pottery ‘Willow Pattern’ mug, printed large-scale with bridge, birds & pagodas, the interior with typical border. Maker unknown, c. 1850 9cm high, 11cm across Good condition
Pottery money box, modelled as a stylish ‘Chest of Drawers’ with barley twist edges, on short feet. Circa 1830 7x5cm, 7cm high signs of age
Pottery money box, modelled as a stylish ‘Chest of Drawers’ with barley twist edges, on short feet. Circa 1830 7x5cm, 7cm high signs of age, hole ‘enlarged’
Unusual pottery money box, modelled as the head of a noisy baby in a bonnet, her front teeth missing (!) and face pinched to scream, finished in a Rockingham type glaze. Circa 1830 10x7cm good condition
Early Victorian pottery money box, modelled as a two story house with central attic & double chimneys, a garden either side of the front steps, finished in a Rockingham type glaze to the roof, the walls clear glazed. Circa 1830 5x7cm , 9cm high star to side, chimneys chipped
Georgian Sampler, embroidered with an alphabet/numbers, flowerpots, fruiting vine, and the verse: “Virtue’s the chiefest Beauty of the Mind The noblest Ornament of Human kind Virtue’s our Safeguard and our guiding Star That stirs up Reason when our Senses err” Sarah Worley th 6 March 1797 work 31x35cm faded with losses
Porcelain cosmetics box, the tall form with overly thick base, superbly painted with flower panels set in ornate reserves with curious spiral gilding, the lid with one large flower group reserved on a white circle. pattern no ’22’ in red, maker unknown Circa 1825 7cm wide, 7cm high minor wear to gold
Staffordshire Pottery ‘Duke of Wellington’ character jug, well modelled in uniform with black hat & coloured epaulettes. Circa 1840 18cm high, 14cm spout to handle small chip to back lip restored The Duke’s victory at Waterloo in 1814 made him a popular hero, and he went on to have a political life until his death…
Australian silver plated tankard, hand engraved with a clipper ship in sail, the handle in the form of an anchor. Impressed mark, HACKER SYDNEY Circa 1950 13cm H minor wear
