"(D). SOLD. (#Z291)
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Doulton Chiné vases (pair). Fantastic pair of Doulton Chiné vases with textured bodies in shades of beige, gold, turquoise and a deep ruby red. Their hand-painted necks have a leaf-like design in green trimmed with gold on a contrasting red background. Incised on their bases with a Doulton/Lambeth logo, "Doulton Slaters Patent", the letter "F" and then some numbers (x3335) printed in black. A very nice example of this type work, which was produced for only a few years in the 1880s. It is difficult to find a pair of these, especially in such fine condition. 9¾" (H). SOLD. (#H060) |
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Doulton flow blue ewer. Large Doulton flow blue ewer trimmed in hand painted gold over the blue transfer and marked "Doulton Burslem" under the glaze on its base, where it is also incised "Doulton". The decorative deep blue handle is also edged in gold. Condition is excellent; has non-objectionable fine crazing on the creamround. Height: 11". Photos show both sides of this ewer and details of the top, side and bottom. SOLD. (#H099) |
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Doulton flow blue pitcher. Doulton flow blue corset pitcher with a pinched waist and paisley-looking flow bue design. The mark (see photo) indicates it was made between 1891-1902. Height: 6¾". SOLD. (#L104) |
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Doulton Eglington pitcher. ~5½"(H) x 6½"(spout-to-handle). Hard to find Doulton pitcher made to commemorate the Eglington tournament, held in London in 1839. On base is a typical blue underglaze mark, Royal Doulton England, D1425, and also registry number 40878(7); the last number in parentheses is missing. Circa 1905. Other than fine crazing on the inside of the pitcher, it is in very good condition. SOLD. (#L177) |
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Doulton flow blue Watteau pitcher. 9". Large pitcher with early Doulton mark. $395. (#CLK02) |
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Doulton flow blue Watteau sugar bowl. 5¾" (height to top of lid). Covered sugar bowl with early Doulton mark. $245. (#L119) |
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Doulton flow blue Watteau tureen. Large flow blue Doulton tureen in the Watteau pattern that is 10½" (handle to handle) and has a height of 6½" (including the lid). Colors are a rich blue and the leaf-type decoration around the handles on both the bowl and lid are raised and quite attractive. A stunning and hard to find piece with an early Doulton mark on underside of bowl. $395. (#K025) |
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Doulton Indian chief motto jug (tankard). ~5¾". One side of this motto jug depicts an Indian chief in full attire and the other side says: "Never any deed of daring But himself had done a bolder", which is a quote from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's "The Song of Hiawatha". There is a 1½" band along the top outer edge with several teepees and clouds. The inner edge has a similar decoration. Has some overall crazing and is marked on the base with the Doulton lion over crown mark and "Royal Doulton England." Hard to find piece! SOLD. (#L065) |
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Doulton motto pitcher. Large seriesware pitcher decorated with 3 nicely clad drinking cavaliers. On scrolls in between them is written: "Ever Drink Ever Dry" and "Better So Than Worse". The rim of the pitcher is decorated with horse scenes and on the base is a green Royal Doulton backstamp and the number D5105. Has some fine overall crazing. Circa 1907-1931. Height: 7½". SOLD. (#M120) |
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Doulton motto pitcher. Large seriesware pitcher with a well-clad English gentleman (cavalier) on one side and the following motto on the other: "Now I have a sheep and a cow, everyone bids me good-morrow". The handle, base and inner and outer lip of the pitcher are highly decorated. Has fine overall crazing and is marked on the base with the Doulton lion over crown mark and "Royal Doulton England." Height: 8"; diameter at base: 5". $325. (#L124) |
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Doulton motto jug. Doulton jug decorated with four raised medallions surrounded by various mottos. The mottos are: "Straight is the line of duty; Curved is the line of beauty; Follow the straight line thou shalt see; The curved line ever follow thee". Impressed on base is Doulton Lambeth England mark, 7629 and initials "hk". Height: 6¼". $295. (#M126) |
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Doulton pitcher. Large corset pitcher with pinched waist depicting an old man in a rowboat on one side and an anchor on the shore on the other. Attractive blue and white pitcher in excellent condition. Marked on its base with a blue Lion over crown mark and Royal Doulton England D1979. Circa 1891-1902. Height: 7". $295. (#M121) |
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Doulton Silicon ewer. This long-handled ewer (or pitcher) is done in brown matt glaze and is decorated with an applied white, blue and darker brown floral design. The base is incised with the Doulton Silicon Lambeth mark and the initials "hh". Height of the ewer is 6" and with the handle extends to 7½". $200. (#E012) |
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Doulton Silicon jardiniere. Lovely greyish-blue matt-glaze jardiniere decorated with several bands of different white applied reliefs (of birds and floral garlands), a single band of deep blue relief, and some incised design. 7" (H); 6½"(D). The base, which has a hole for water drainage, is incised with the Doulton Silicon Lambeth mark and the year 1884. $295. (#G015) |
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Doulton stoneware jug. A most unusual old Doulton Lambeth jug (or pitcher) with beautiful white floral design in high relief. Quite different than most pieces of early Doulton stoneware. Incised mark on base (Doulton, Lambeth, England). 5½" (H). SOLD. (#F190) |
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Royal Doulton figurine: "Midsummer Noon". Early figurine that was designed by Leslie Harradine, made from 1939-1949 and is hard to find. The lady in the blue dress (HN1900) is the most rare version of "Midsummer Noon" and the registration number on the base of this figurine (RdNo 834480) indicates it was made in 1939, during the first year of production. Condition is excellent. Height: 5"; width: ~5¼". $1,500. (#D277) |
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Royal Doulton "tiny" character jugs. The very smallest character jugs made by Royal Doulton are referred to as "tiny" character jugs and are each between 1-1¼" in height. Their earlier ones are discontinued and several, all based on characters in Charles Dickens' novels, are available in our ROYAL DOULTON "TINY" CHARACTER JUG GALLERY. |
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Royal Doulton flambé dish. Veined (#1621), Royal Doulton printed mark, Made in England. Diameter: 6½". $145. (#Z254) |
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Royal Doulton flambé duck figurine. Royal Doulton printed mark, Made in England. Height: 6½". SOLD. (#Z318) |
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Royal Doulton flambé vase. Woodcut vase (#1605), Royal Doulton mark, Made in England. Black transfer village scene with trees and a river in the foreground; bridge and village behind. Similar transfer decoration on both sides of the vase. Height: 4½". $195. (#Z330) |
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Royal Doulton flow blue Gibson girl plates. Thumbnail depicts a Royal Doulton Gibson girl plate with a black transfer of an original Charles Gibson etching entitled: "Miss Babbles brings a copy of a morning paper and expresses her indignation and sympathy over a scurrilous article. Meanwhile other friends are calling upon the editor". Has the Royal Doulton blue underglaze mark and an impressed mark. Circa 1900. Diameter: 10 ½". $265. Two other plates from the same set are also available at the same price: "Mr Waddles arrives late and finds her card filled" (H117), and "A quiet dinner with Dr Bottles: after which he reads aloud Miss Babbles latest work" (H118). |
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Royal Doulton mug or small tankard. Applied art nouveau-stylized flowers in shades of brown and blue decorate this high-gloss mug. Incised with the Royal Doulton/England lion over crown mark and the numbers 5462. 4¼"(H). SOLD. (#G016) |
| Royal Doulton pitcher & wash bowl (Aubrey flow blue pattern). Pitcher (13½" H, 7½" D); Bowl (16¼" D). Royal Doulton, England, circa 1902. This set has a beautiful art nouveau-style design and is in excellent condition with only minor gilt wear on handle. SOLD. (#Z309) |
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Royal Doulton vase. Wide mouth vase with a high gloss neck that is dark blue internally and dark green externally. Where the neck meets the body of the vase is a single row of beaded light blue flowers; the remainder of the vase, including its small foot, is decorated in highly textured gilded flowers. Incised with the Royal Doulton/England lion over crown mark, the number "6623" and initials "EG" (artist?). 4½"(H); 4½"(D). SOLD. (#E001) |
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Wedgwood "Florentine" Turquoise dinnerware. Several pieces of vintage Wedgwood in their Turquoise "Florentine" pattern from the late 1930s and early 1940s; all in excellent condition. See Wedgwood "Florentine" Gallery. |
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Wedgwood jasperware bowl. Rich blue jasperware bowl decorated with classic scenes in high relief and great detail. The high gloss white interior has some fine crazing that does not go through to the blue exterior. Incised on its base "Wedgwood England" and the letter D (in old serif style). Nice clean condition. Diameter: 5¾"; height: 2¾" SOLD. (#M094). |
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Wedgwood jasperware match holder with matchstrike. 3¾" (length) x ½" (height). Unusual vintage jasperware matchstike/match holder with highly detailed classical scenes on its lid and fine decoration on the sides of the base. The underside of the lid has fine gooves, which are to be striked to light a match. Incised "Wedgwood England" on base. $175. (#L136) |
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Wedgwood jasperware pitcher. Dark blue pitcher with high relief work of a Grecian scene. There are decorative bands with a detailed design both above and below the figures. The interior has a white glaze. Incised: "WEDGWOOD" and "ENGLAND (in old serif style). Excellent condition. 7"(H). SOLD. (#D064) |
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Wedgwood jasperware teapot. Jasperware teapot with a silver plated hinged lid that is engraved with a concentric pattern of leaves. Quite unusual and pretty. On the deep blue jasperware are mythical scenes in high relief. Incised "Wedgwood England". Teapot has a height of 4¾" and from handle to spout is 7½". SOLD. (#D017) |
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Wedgwood lustreware bowl. Octagonal dragon lustre bowl, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, circa 1915. On the exterior of this fine bone china octagonal bowl are gold outlined dragons on a deep blue lustre ground. The inside has vividly colored birds (also outlined in gold) on an aqua lustre ground. This is offset by a deeply colored and gilded central panel with a floral design. Marked "Wedgwood". 4"(D). SOLD. (#Z291) |
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Wedgwood plaque: Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Small circular (2½" diameter) jasperware plaque of FDR, made by Wedgwood in a Limited Edition of 1000. The cameo of FDR is very well done and the mold for this cameo was the same one used for sulphide paperweights of FDR made by Cristal d'Albret in France. The plaque comes in its original Wedgwood box. $45/each. (#ZL140) |
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