Late Victorian Pottery

A Very Stylish Identical Pair of English Royal Doulton Slaters Moulded Salt-Glaze Stoneware Pottery Long neck mantle Vases of generous proportions...

A large scale Doulton Lambeth Stoneware vase dating to 1888. Aethsetic in style and a really good example with crisp, clear definition. It measures 41.5cm in height, is GUARANTEED to...

An antique Italian chiminea preserve pot is a type of ceramic or terracotta pot that was traditionally used in Italy for preserving fruits and vegetables. These pots were designed to be used in conjunction with a wood-burning stove or fireplace, and were typically placed in the warmest part of the kitchen to help preserve the food inside. Antique Italian chiminea preserve pots are typically large, heavy pots with thick walls and a wide, flat base. They often have a narrow neck and a wide, flared opening, which made them easy to fill and empty. Some antique Italian chiminea preserve pots also have handles on the sides for easier lifting and carrying. While these pots were originally used for preserving food, they are now popular as decorative objects in homes and gardens. They can add a touch of rustic charm and character to outdoor living spaces, and can be used as planters, garden ornaments, or simply as decorative accents. When using an antique Italian chiminea preserve pot for decorative purposes, it is important to take care not to damage or crack the pot. It is recommended to avoid exposing the pot to extreme temperatures or weather conditions, as this can cause it to crack or deteriorate over time. It is also important to handle the pot with care, avoiding sudden impacts or rough handling that could cause it to break. Overall, an antique Italian chiminea preserve pot can be a beautiful and unique addition to any home or garden, adding a touch of history and charm to any space. It also makes an excellent kitchen utensil pot, flower vase, or herb planter.

An exceptional and now quite scarce example of an American Rookwood Art Pottery Vase of tall slender outline. Made by Artist Anna Marie Valentien and dated 1894. This exquisite red clay vessel...

A Very Stylish Identical Pair of English Royal Doulton Lambeth Moulded Salt-Glaze Stoneware Pottery Ewers of compact proportions. Each of bulbous form with wavy flared rim and sing...

A Very Stylish Identical Pair of English Royal Doulton Lambeth English Moulded Salt-Glaze Stoneware Pottery Ewers of compact proportions. Each of bulbous form with wavy flared rim and single scroll handle. Lavish Art Nouveau raised tube-line decoration in relief of multiple leaves and frogs (unusual decoration for a Doulton piece) within a cobalt blue ground, the main body colour is dark brown mottled ground. Back and front views are similar. First quarter of the Twentieth Century. Condition: Superb condition with no losses. Base marks and stamps as shown. Height: 8.5" (21.5cm). Diameter: (at widest) 4.25” (11cm). Location: Dublin City, Ireland. Affordable fixed charge Worldwide Store to door shipping John Slater...

A rare antique Austrian or Bohemian majolica pottery figure of a Infantry soldier, a Bavarian Reservist in light grey uniform dating from the latter ...

Unusual Staffordshire pottery dog modelled seated and facing decorated with pink lustre patches and applied with glass eyes with collar with gold lock and ...

A pair of English Staffordshire cats from the late 19th century with grey coats and ribbons. Born in England during the laters years of Queen Victori...

A circa 1850, pearlware historical childrens' miniature toy doll plate titled “Indian Chiefs,” one of a series of plates commemorating the California Gold Rush...

A Rare Example of a Royal Doulton Lambert Earthenware or Stoneware Silver Rimmed Cream Jug made during the last quarter of the Nineteenth Century. The main body exquisitely applie...