Jonathan Horne

probably unique to this figure and is one of the rarest forms. Retains the label of dealer Jonathan Horne

absorbed into the paper. Prov: Troy Chappell coll, from Jonathan Horne; J&K Chorley.    

Jonathan Horne London.      

: Retains label for Jonathan Horne.

: Jonathan Horne (retains label) Kensington London and then in Private Collection Stow on the Wold.

). Provenance: As sold to the collector from the inventory of Jonathan Horne, London, England. Previously in the

Jonathan Horne, London, England. Previously in the collection of Oliver Sutton, London Literature: A

paper labels of Jonathan Horne the eminent English pottery dealer. Then with private collection in

. Provenance: Jonathan Horne Kensington Church Street,London,England. (sadly missed)

. Bonham's sold another of identical appearance, from the respective estates of Alastair Sampson and Jonathan

Provenance: Ex Jonathan Horne Antiques An 18th century green glazed creamware grape leaf molded

coloured breeches and a blue jacket. Condition from Jonathan Horne's invoice- legs of rider off/on and

decoration of interlocking rings and leaves. Ex-collection Jonathan Horne.

painting and A Collection of Early English Pottery, Part X11, Jonathan Horne, #339 for an extremely similar

Delftware, London, 1984, nos. 899, 903, 907, 908), as well as a large undated dish with Jonathan Horne in

. Provenance: Private New York Collection With Jonathan Horne (1997) Reference: Similar example in

Rockefeller. Dimensions: 12 1/2 inches high x 9 1/4 inches x 6 1/4 inches deep Provenance: Jonathan

x 4 3/4 inches deep. Provenance: Private New York Collection; With Jonathan Horne Reference

, with sleeves called legs-of-mutton. Provenance: Private New York collection With Jonathan Horne

. Provenance: Jonathan Horne, London with price tag of $2,175.00 (old label on base) Reference: A

Collection acquired from Jonathan Horne in his Exhibition 1999. Literature: Longridge Collection Volume 2

plaque still retains Jonathan Horne's label on the back. Provenance; Jonathan Horne Kensington Church

18th century. Provenance: Jonathan Horne London

. Provenance: Jonathan Horne Church Street,Kensington London. Yorkshire.

condition Provenance: Private Collection Sussex and previously with Jonathan Horne London.  

-142 Provenance: Jonathan Horne, Kensington Church Street, London Exhibition history

detail to leaves and fruit. The base of the figure retains the label of Jonathan Horne.

: Jonathan Horne London.

: Jonathan Horne Page 17 2007 Collection of English Pottery.

original sin! Provenance: Jonathan Horne London. Collection of an English lady.

supplied by Jonathan Horne).

England. Literature: Jonathan Horne Exhibition 1982.

Sussex England and previously with the London pottery dealer Jonathan Horne. Literature: Border-Wares

and not adopted merely as a decorative item. Literature: Jonathan Horne Exhibition catalogue 2002

Collection and previously with Jonathan Horne London Literature: Border-Wares by Jacqueline Pierce. Post

. Provenance: Jonathan Horne Collection. North East England.

. Literature: William Greatbach a Staffordshire pottery by David Barker published by Jonathan Horne. Page 255

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