Other Ceramics

Rare Foley Intarsio Humidor 15cm. high. Hand decorated with smoking scenes. Original E.P.N.S Presentation lid with RAF Laurel Wreath. Foley Intarsio factory mark to base with registration number. In good condition.

A Martin Brothers stoneware wine jug, 23.5cms. high and made c. 1882. The flagon is decorated with flora to the bulbous body and the scroll handle terminates in a small Grotesque face. Martin Bros - London & Southall pottery mark. Invisible professional restoration.

Poole Pottery Eclipse limited edition no.0801 footed bowl. 26.5cms. diameter, designed by Alan Clarke to celebrate the event of August 11th 1999 and not due in the northern hemisphere again until 2090. Handpainted using the living glaze technique, pioneered at Poole forty years ago, to achieve this atmospheric representation. Signed certificate as each piece is unique in it's own right. Very good condition and very collectable.

Royal Doulton flambe jardiniere 27cms. high; decorated in black with a rural scene titled 'At Kendal' in silhouette a thatched cottage by the village pond and open daisies to the fore, under a rich ruby glaze. There is a firing blemish to the lip and similar to the base see picture three. No apparent restoration.

Troika Chimney vase 21 x 11.5cm. mark 9 Newlyn backstamp. Decorator Avril Bennett who worked at Troika from 1973 - 1979. In very good condition.

An early c.1963 Troika, St Ives pottery cylinder vase 20cm. high, decorated with two high gloss circles on a matt black ground and an Oxide glaze. Troika, St Ives raised marks to base. Date and rarity verified by Benny Sirota. Guaranteed no chips, cracks or restoration.

Troika pottery St Ives, rectangular vase 31.5 cm. high c.1965. Decorated with oxide glazed circles in banded decoration on a Cobalt Blue ground. Troika St Ives pottery mark to base, designed and painted by Benny Sirota. Guaranteed no chips, cracks or restoration.

Troika St Ives rare early Chimney vase,date Mark 6. 1964 - 1970. Size 212 x 115cm., incorporating the calculator pattern. Artist Stella Benjamin (unconfirmed). Tight hairline to base in white glaze, see picture three.

Martin Brothers miniature vase decorated with comical fish swimming in water weeds in shades of Blue, Brown and Ochre. 4.5cms high in excellent condition. Incised with Martin Brothers London to the base and CAB to the side; thought to be the intials for a Captain Butterfield who was a patron of the Martin Brothers pottery. Guaranteed no chips, cracks or restoration.

Early Troika St Ives Wheel Spot Vase 12cm. high c.1968 and decorated by Marilyn Pascoe. In good condition with no apparant restoration.