WWI Cup, Saucer and Plate. Might in the Righ Very iconic World War One trio, with the flags of Britain, France, Belgium and Russia. It shows a war ship, a plane, a soldier with a rifle and bayonet, and a sailor with a sword. The banner reads "Might in the Right Cause Shall Prevail. European War 1914 & 15". So.... obviously they hadn’t got as far as 1916 through 18 yet. Gilded rims, made by Jackson & Gosling, Grosvenor China, England. Excellent condition. Thick hand-applied enamel highlights to the flags and sailor.
Circa: Circa 1915
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Jackson & Gosling (Grosvenor China)  

Vintage Porcelain Small Cup and Saucer. Japan Very pretty little duo in porcelain with apple green banding and little pink and yellow flowers. Back stamp is blue Made in Japan. Saucer measures 11 cm diameter and cup is 5.5 cm high (4.3/8 inches by 2.1/4 inches). There is a firing mark inside the cup, and tiny kiln mark on the rim of the saucer.
Circa: 1920s plus
Condition: See description
Country of Origin: JP
 

Large Ault Arts & Crafts Vase. Christopher Dresser often designed for William Ault, and the Staffordshire pottery existed between 1887 and 1903, after which it became Ault & Tunnicliffe. This vase has a terracotta coloured glaze, is very Arts and Crafts in style , and decorated with stylised handpainted scene of windmill and river. Early 20th century. Measures 26.5 cm high and about 14.5 cm diameter (10.1/2 inches by 5.3/4 inches). Excellent condition and a rare item.
Circa: Early 20th Century
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Ault  

Losol Ware Willow Style Plate. Emerald green border and Chinoiserie style decoration - a plate from Keeling & Co Ltd, Burslem, England in the Staffordshire Potteries. Circa 1912-1936. Gilded rim. Plate measures 22.5 cm diameter (about 9 inches). Some wear to gilded edge, a few minor pin pricks to the green colour, otherwise excellent condition.The pattern is Langham.
Circa: 1912-1936
Condition: Very good
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Keeling & Co, Losol Ware  

Edwardian Cheese Dish, Foxgloves Decoration. Early 20th century lidded cheese dish or cheese keep - circa 1901-1910. Self embossed body with gilded highlights to scrolls. Floral decoration of foxgloves and foliage. Very pretty colours of ink, dark pink and mauve. Dish measures approx. 16.5 cm high, by 22 cm by 15 cm (6.1/2 inches, and 8.3/4 inches by 6 inches). Apart from minor wear to gilding, it is in excellent condition. No maker’s marks.
Circa: Circa 1901-1910
Condition: Excellent
 

Majolica Jug, Vine and Barrel. Old majolica jug, with relief decoration of barrel wood with cooper’s bands, and a vine, which could be hops, making this an ale jug. Inside is a pink/lilac glaze. Minor faults - a little glaze and colour loss to the bottom of the handle attachment, otherwise very good indeed. Jug measures 16 cm high and 13 cm wide handle to spout (6.1/4 inches by about 5 inches). Early 20th century.
Circa: Early 20th Century
Condition: See description
 

Porcelain Sauce Ladle, Green and Gold. Lovely old porcelain sauce ladle - white background with pretty pattern of green flowers with gilded edges and handle flashings. Nicely shaped handle top. Ladle is 19 cm long (7.1/2 inches) and the bowl is 7.5 cm diameter (3 inches). Excellent condition. No maker’s marks.
Circa: Early 20th Century
Condition: Excellent
 

Indian Tree Soup Plate, Cauldon. Cauldon, England soup plate in the pretty Indian Tree pattern. Circa 1910-1920. Plate measures 25.5 cm diameter (10 inches) and 3 cm high (1.1/4 inches). Excellent condition, just a few minor knife mark
Circa: 1910-1920
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Cauldon  

Cheese Dish, Edwardian period. Pretty cheese keep with decoration of pink rosebuds. Dates from the Edwardian period, circa 1901-1910. Measurements: 9.5 cm high, and 19 cm by 15 cm (about 4 inches by 7.1/2 inches by 6 inches). Embossed pattern to body plus roses decoration. No maker’s marks. Excellent condition.
Circa: Circa 1901-1910
Condition: Excellent
 

Crown Devon Large Urn Vase. Fielding's Crown Devon large vase, circa 1913. Beautiful urn style with lid, in colours and style much like Royal Worcester. Unfortunately, it is faulted. The neck has been off above the handles, and reaffixed - this repair is very discreet and could be restored to perfection. The upper neck has had a section broken out of it (probably at the same time) and this has also been very well put back together. This would also respond well to a professional restoration. Probably because of this break, the lid has been glued on. However, as these are older glues, it would most likely free with treatment. This is a very attractive vase in the Edwardian classic revival style, with lavishly gilded handles and lid finial. It measures about 40.5 cm high and approx. 16.5 cm wide (16 inches by 6.1/2 inches).
Circa: Circa 1913
Condition: Faults, see description
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Fielding's Crown Devon  

Royal Nippon Hand Painted Art Nouveau Vase. Royal Nippon vase - handpainted with two handles. Art Nouveau pattern, with white poppies and a background meadow scene. Gold tube-lined decoration around the rim, and gold highlights elsewhere. Porcelain vase, measures 29 cm high and 19 cm wide handle to handle (11.1/2 inches by 7.1/2 inches). Excellent condition body, no chips or cracks. The paint has a few marks above the poppies on the front (see photo) - nothing ugly or serious though. The maker’s mark underneath is Royal Nippon, and Handpainted, Studio, green dragon emblem . A very attractive vase. Circa 1900-1910.
Circa: 1900-1910
Condition: Very Good - see description
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: Royal Nippon  

Flow Blue Giant Cup and Saucer. Inside this large cup is the motto :Take ye a cuppe o’kindnesse, for auld lang syne". Floral pattern in the bottom of the cup, with floral and geometric pattern bands around the cup top. Very pretty pattern. No maker’s marks. Cup measures 9 cm high and 5.25 cm diameter, and saucer is 22 cm diameter (cup: 3.1/2 inches by 6 inches diameter. saucer: 8.3/4 inches). There is one tiny minor nibble on the cup edge (has been coloured), otherwise excellent.
Circa: Early Half of 20th Century
 

Pair, Porcelain Dressing Table Candle Sticks A pretty pair of Edwardian period candlesticks - made for use on a dressing table. They have decoration of cornflowers around the base, and a peach blush to the upper part of the stems.
Measurements: 10.5cm high (4.1/8 inches) and 7.75cm (3 inches) diameter at base. Excellent condition.
Circa: Circa 1900-1910
Condition: Excellent
 

Edwardian Decorated Ceramic Bell Push. If you don’t need a bell push, this would make an interesting paperweight. Heavy porcelain, with lovely cobalt blue and gilded decoration with green and red flowers and leaves. Wooden panel at rear with holes for wire. Item measures 7.75 cm diameter and 3.5 cm thick (3 inches by 1.3/8 inches). Excellent condition.
Circa: Circa 1900-1910
Condition: Excellent
 

25 Matching Green Edwardian Fireplace Tiles. These rectangular tiles are the sort which made up the pattern between the printed design tiles on Victorian and Edwardian fireplaces. They measure 15.4 cm by 7.7 cm (6 inches by 3 inches). They are about 9 mm thick (3/8 inch).
The thick green glaze is lovely, shading to darker at some edges.
Made in England. Condition is very good - some clean crazing, but nothing more than normal.
25 tiles in all.
Circa: Circa 1900-1910
Condition: Very Good - see description
Country of Origin: GB