Compton Pottery

A Compton Pottery sundial, early 20th century. The top in the form of a putto holding a hemisphere

A rare terracotta Arts & Crafts Compton Potters Arts guild sundial; circa 1900, known as the

A compton pottery "Leix" terracotta pot. English early 20th century.

England, early to mid-20th century This item requires a quote to determine shipping costs to your destination. This will not be charged at checkout, however, by purchasing you are...

With entwined cobra motif and celtic swag, beneath waisted neck. Stamped with the Potters Art Guild, England, circa 1900. This item requires a quote to determine shipping costs...

This is by far our most unusual sundial and one of our all-time favorites! Even though Atlas (who is holding the "world," bisected by the demilune bronze gnomon) has lost his head, t...

A fine Compton Pottery terracotta sundial with original bronze gnomon, circa 1900.

Beautiful early 20th Century terracotta sundial by Compton Pottery. Illustrated in the 'Potters Art

Classic Compton Pottery urns designed by Mary Watts. Composition Stone Beautiful natural patina

Compton Pottery. All four unusually still retain their original stands. Of circular form, the sides

rare. They were produced by the Compton Potters' Arts Guild, founded in Surrey, England, by Mary Fraser

1920's English pair of Compton pots. Compton pottery is known for it's interesting scroll work

iconic plant pots made during the early to early 20th century by the famed Compton Pottery established by

Compton Pottery; each portly vessel with scrolled handles above an ovoid body

leaves, Compton Pottery style. Besides bookends, they are beautiful figures to use on wall brackets in an

A 20th century terracotta Compton Pottery urn (stamped) reminiscent of the scrolling Gertrude

. The Compton Pottery company operated for more than 60 years before it closed in 1956. It began as

to mid-19th century by the famed Compton Pottery established by Mary Seton Watts. Generous in size

A drip or dip glazed stoneware vase by Pottery Craft of Compton California.

Pottery craft of Compton California. A drip or dip glazed stoneware planter, undrilled, and appears

entwined with stylized grapevines, attributed to Compton Pottery.

consistency and modeling would suggest that these are made by the Compton Pottery firm, and an identical mold

A Pair of Reconstituted Pots in the Manner of Compton Pottery

A truly wonderful, large early 20th century terracotta scroll pot by Compton Potteries. In

Of pillar form with inscription ‘Time and tide wait for no man,’ The four sectioned column supporting a circular bulbous cap decorated with hour-glass and wing repeated motif, suppor...

A large Compton pottery terracotta "Cobra" or "snake pot." Rare to find in this superb condition

A pair of 19th century Compton Pottery terracotta pots with serpent decoration. With original

has an original Compton Pottery stamp registration number signifying Compton Potter’s Art Guild but

This beautiful english arm sofa has a modern twist, with its single bench cushion, and beautiful curved apron sides. It’s upholstered in a Linen Velvet Performance fabric. Shown in...

Terracotta "Indian Pot" by Bauer Pottery, c. 1920's, USA H 11" x D 19" FDV-J016 *Wear consistent with age and use. One drainage hole.

A monumental Moorish mid-Victorian wrought iron Pergola or Decorative Garden Structure, a unique masterpiece in High Victorian Ironwork design. Our research confirms it is French, da...

The Lartington hall carved Boiserie panels by Signor Anton Leone Bulletti. A highly important suite of eight carved and patinated wood panels commissioned by Monsignor Thomas Edw...

Large terracotta pot in Compton style. Probably made in England between 1920 and 1930. Good patina.

Archibald Knox, made by Carter & Co, at the East Quay Works in Poole in Dorset for Liberty and Co. A rare and completely original pair of Arts and Crafts terracotta 'Olaf' planters ...