Bretby England

One slightly taller than the other, both with impressed Bretby England marks inside.

The vase is decorated in bright pink glazes with natural white glazed finish to the inside. With and impressed Bretby England mark to the base the vase is numbered 938A with an old c...

Aesthetic Movement Egyptian Revival jardiniere With stylised handles and decoration In yellow, pink and brown Designed by Dr Christopher Dresser Stamped Bretby England Circa 1...

Aesthetic Movement large glazed pottery vase Olive green with pink interior and fluted rim The shoulders are scalloped with daisies 4 central roundels depicting stylised butterfli...

Large black Clanta Ware vase by Bretby of England with a stippled surface and classic Greek design elements.

Beautiful and modern shape for this pair of vintage English ceramic vases, mottled blue and green ground, punched "BRETBY - made in England" (in Derbyshire). They can also be used ...

An antique and oversized English jardiniere by Bretby offers pottery construction with Japanese dragon in relief, maker mark on base as photographed, c1900 Measures - 15''H x 17.5''...

A rare and exceptional stylish Bretby Art Nouveau pottery ewer decorated in bronze and matt black glazes dating from around 1905. Bretby Pottery was founded in 1882 by Henry Toot...

A stylish Bretby Arts & Crafts red sang de boeuf glazed vase in the manner of Christopher Dresser made by renowned potter Henry Tooth and dating between 1885 and 1891. The vase is p...

A large collection of English emerald glazed cache pot by Bretby and others. All in good condition apart from two small chips. Measure: 43cm high x 33cm diameter (largest) 10cm high...

A collection of 11 blue and white banded striped Cornishware kitchen storage jars. The blue and white stripe Cornishware set is iconic and a standard part of English countryside kitc...

Art Nouveau Bretby vase is an original decorative object realized in the 20th century by Bretby Art Pottery.  Original ceramic vase with a dripping glaze, in the style of Christop...

Bretby unusual Art Deco pottery handled jug molded in relief with stylized fish swimming amidst waves dating from around 1930. The squat rounded jug is decorated in pale grey blue gl...

Art Nouveau rare Bretby high fired ‘flambe’ glazed pottery vase by Henry Tooth & Co and dating from 1900-1910. This exquisite small bottle shaped vase stands on a narrow rounded with...

Pair of antique hand-turned Bretby Arts and Crafts vases cleverly glazed to appear as if copper cladding is peeling away from the body, circa 1900. 4 1/2" high, 4" diameter. Excellen...

These are a very decorative and unusual PAIR of Large Earthenware Vases with oriental figure scenes, made by Bretby Ceramics, England, Circa 1914. The vases are 15 inches tall and ...

Turquoise Bretby arts and crafts pottery jardiniere with original potter's mark for Henry Tooth.

A large Bretby pottery bust of a bull dog, circa 1890. The finely potted bust, painted in naturalistic style, and having inset glass eyes. He is wearing a studded collar, which has a...

English Bretby Majolica centerpiece in two parts. There are three full bodied swans with wings spread so plants or food or other decoration can be placed within their bodies, they ar...

This Tiffany Studios lamp shade is referred to as a Herringbone or Zipper shade.It has a 16” diameter & is signed “Tiffany Studios, New York on an early tag. The shade rests on a spi...

Art Nouveau BALLOON GLASS TABLE LAMP, by Gustav Gurschner and Johann Loetz Witwe, c. 1904, the glass dome in a frosted yellow iridescent ground is crowned by orange abstract swirls a...

Ceramic planter, Art & Craft period, England, circa 1900.

Pair of enamel ceramic planters, Art Nouveau period, Germany, circa 1900.

Art Nouveau vase in blue and green enamelled porcelain, with gold details and handles with an elephant head design, made by AMPHORA. Signed crown seal, AMPHORA, Austria, No. 2191, No...

Art Nouveau pedestal in ceramic, in the Massier style, Vallauris, circa 1900. Height 27.1" - 69 cm. Diameter 14.1" - 36 cm.

Paul Dachsel was the son-in-law of Alfred Stellmacher, the founder of Amphora Pottery company in Turn-Teplitz, then in Austria. Very little is known or was written about Dachsel. He ...

Sarreguemines mark to jardinière.

German Arts and Crafts Ceramic Two Handled Vase