Colourful bohemian pitcher vase made by Amphora Works Riessner, formerly Riessner Stellmacher and Kessel, Turn, Teplitz, Bohemia, Austria. It is decorated in the Secessionist style (Art Nouveau) with stylized floral designs and patterns in strong bright colours with a pink textured background.
Three lovely English bone china serving / display plates, 10 1/2″ diameter, made by John Aynsley & Sons, Ltd (1775-present). Each plate has a hand decorated design finished over transfer print by Joe (J. A.) Bailey who worked for Aynsley from 1937-1974.
An art deco twin-handled fluted vase made by Carlton Ware decorated with the Duck design on Rouge ground.
An art deco Moderne shape tea set in mint colour with gold highlights, comprised of 6 cups & saucers, a cream and a sugar, and made by Carlton Ware c. 1930s.
An art deco style twin-handled vase made by Wiltshaw & Robinson for their Carlton Ware line in the Spider Web pattern on a Bleu Royale ground.
A “Celtic Harvest” covered teapot made by the Newport Pottery Co. and designed by famed British designer Clarice Cliff.
An humorous golfing beer mug, 4 ½” x 5 ½”, made for Crown Ducal in the mid-1930s, stamped underglaze. A frustrated golfer and his amused caddy search for a missing golf ball on the front and on the reverse two characterized golf balls are found, one with arms outstretched and the other kneeling in prayer.