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Staffordshire Chinoiserie Jug

This is a delightful little jug made in Staffordshire in the 1800's. It has a typical oriental scene of a man and woman in a garden. Transfer print. The base has a 'G' In good condition. Almost 5" wide x 2 deep. Ref.C43
£25

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Copeland Spode Jug

This is an attractive piece from Copeland Spode. The white iredescent pattern in relief is in the pate-sur-pate style. It depicts a grape vine running around the jug below which are two scenes of groups of people. The background is a deep blue and the inside and the handle are blue-grey. There is a clear backstamp. Very good condition, no chips or cracks. 6.5" high. Ref.B633
£75

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Mabel Leigh Water Jug & Bowl

Mabel Leigh was one of Shorter & Sons highly thought of designers around the same time as Clarice Cliff and Susie Cooper.
Mabel Leigh's designs are very distinctive and 'Gardiniere' is one of the less known.
The jug is a wonderful shape, bold and bulbous. The bowl has the floral pattern inside but the outer surface is coloured bands.
The bowl has a couple of tiny chips at the rim and one a bit bigger, as shown at the front in the photo.
Bowl diameter 13ins. Jug height 8ins. Ref.C99
£125
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Poole Stoneware Hedgehog

Another cute design from Barbara Linley-Adams. This time in the form of a hedgehog. It has the impressed "POOLE POTTERY" on the base together with the mark of Janet Stone 1978. Very good condition. 13cms long. Ref. B157
£30

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Poole Pottery Owl

Another fine example of Barbara Linley-Adams stoneware sculptures produced between 1973-89. There is the 'POOLE ENGLAND' impressed mark on the base together with the initials of the sculpture. Excellent condition. 7" high. Ref.B147
£50



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Poole Pottery Fawn

There are two fawns in Barbara Linley-Adams range of stoneware and this one, on a stand, is the smaller. Finished by Nicola Masarella around 1982, her initials are on the base together with the impressed "POOLE ENGLAND" backstamp. In very good condition. 5" long. Ref.A991
£30
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