Ruskin pottery - HIGH FIRED VASE C.1933

A fantastic quality beaten copper with turquoise finial arts and crafts inkwell signed by Edgar Simpson. A superb jewellery designer whose workmanship is of the very highest quality and pieces like this almost impossible to find as they are so rare. Of its type you will not find a better example. It is in flawless, original untouched condition, carries its original Ruskin pottery liner and is fully signed and hand numbered 'N/L/L 227' to the base. It measures 14.5cm in diameter and is 8.5cm in overall height. English: Edgar Gilstrap Simpson (1867-1945), British jewellery designer in the Arts & Crafts tradition. Born in Nottingham; his father, Henry Simpson...

A really nicely decorated 6" tea for two size plate in Cowslip. This will date to 1933 and is a really good, clean example in the purple colourway of the pattern. GUARANTEED to be fr...

A fantastic Grays pottery sandwich set in one of the rarest and best of the abstract designs they produced. this set will date to 1930 and is a vibrant, s...

A superbly decorated large size beehive in Pastel autumn. This will date to 1932 and is a beautiful example showing a full version of the pattern in good clean colours. It comes with...

Ruskin pottery high fired onion shaped vase dated 1922 A lovely shaped vase with an interesting unique high fired glaze Impressed marks Ruskin England 1922 Auction stickers also pres...

A very fine Arts & Crafts English drip glazed art pottery dish attributed to Ruskin and dating from the early part of the 20th Century. The dish is of simple wide rounded form and of...

A stylish French Greber art pottery high fired lustre stoneware dish of shallow square form standing on an unglazed foot with oxidised metallic glazes. Made in Beauvais and probably ...

A Arts & Crafts style vase by Bob Sunday.