A small selection from our stock
A small selection from our stock
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Jardiniere shape 535. Impressed marks:factory mark `Linthorpe` shape number. About 7" high by 9" wide. |
£415 |
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14" vase shape 477. Excellent glaze effects.
Slight top edge blemish: small horizontal crack showing mainly on inside. |
£510 |
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Teapot 8" high with embossed loop handle, of compressed lateral shape with embossed Celtic decoration to front and rear. Shape 806. Blemishes, but with the uniform maroon glaze decoration would minimally restore well. | £250 |
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Large jardiniere shape 2299 about 18" across at widest point, about 13.25" high to top of handle. In light turquoise and blue mingling glazes, incorporating typical Linthorpe incised frieze decoration found on early pieces and large and bold inverted fan motif handles in the Egyptian style. Light mustard glaze mingles with the turquoise shaded to light green glaze of the rim moulded with a frieze of vertical rectangles. Impressed marks: LINTHORPE 2299. Very severely cracked , but an interesting late item (late 1880s); viewing essential, (and transportation!): enquire for price which can be very reasonable. | Enquire for price, and to arrange viewing: telephone number below, and see contact section for emailing. |
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Excellent 28 cm high vase of angular shouldered shape with cylindrical neck, with repeat patterns of incised decoration on the tapering body & shoulder under a gradually varying light treacle (hint of green?) to dark treacle glaze towards the base. Though obscured, the marks are discernable: impressed LINTHORPE 150 (though this shape number conflicts with Clive Hart`s recorded `"vase 8" high"), and incised decorator`s mark AS for Arthur Shorter. | £895 |
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Vase shape 811, 3" high, in dark mustard green glaze. The chip which can be seen, mainly to inner rim,has been minimally restored (see larger image). |
SOLD |
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Shape number 1312, 8½” high. Burgundy & turquoise running glaze, the mingling producing a largely mauve effect of interesting character. Honest damage and repair to burgundy rim. Impressed marks to base:factory mark `Linthorpe` shape number1312, small x & S. | £65 |
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Pair of Christopher Dresser/ Henry Tooth vases about 4.25”, shape number 6 (or 9?), of dimpled tapered shape with three cornered wavy top. Glaze pinprick and minute score or clay fissure (not crack or firing crack) to wavy top of one, and very slight chips to wavy top of other. IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. Impressed marks: factory mark `Linthorpe`, shape number 6, Christopher Dresser facsimile signature, and Henry Tooth monogram. | £645 |
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Shape 2091, about 6" high. Damage to frilly rim has been reglued and restored. |
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Shape 640. Saucer. Marks to base:impressed factory mark `Linthorpe` shape number 640, Christopher Dresser facsimile signature, Henry Tooth monogram. Painted ll. (see larger image section). Severe hairline. | £10 |
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Small ewer or handled vase shape 1303 with delicate underglaze painted leaf and flower(?) decoration finely executed by Miss E. Philips. Impressed LINTHORPE and painted signature E P and work serial number 449. About 3.5” high. | £195 |
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Very
attractive Christopher Dresser/ Henry Tooth jug, 5" high, shape 782.
Impressed marks to base: factory mark `Linthorpe`, shape number 782, Christopher
Dresser facsimile signature and Henry Tooth monogram. The shape of the handle
is interesting, as are handles on various jugs/ewers, and this one particularly
suggests Dresser`s style. There is a lovely combination of mingled and running
glazes. |
SOLD
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Christopher Dresser/ Henry Tooth jug about 5" high, shape 666. Impressed marks to base: factory mark `Linthorpe`, shape number 666, Christopher Dresser facsimile signature and Henry Tooth monogram. Slight chip to spout and very small glaze chip to body. Dark and light brown and cream rich streaky glazes. |
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23.5cm vase in green and white crackle lined glaze, shape number 876. Good condition. | SOLD |
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8 1/4" Christopher Dresser/Henry Tooth vase, shape number 139? (can anyone confirm, looks like 127, could be 137 or 139, Clive Hart eliminates two of these). Incised decoration to body under shades of dark green and lighter green glaze with a touch or iridescence. Light green and mustard glaze to interior of top rim. Impressed marks to base are indistinct but visible: factory mark `Linthorpe`, shape number, Christopher Dresser facsimile signature and Henry Tooth monogram. See larger images for base detail. | £795 |
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Pair of Linthorpe vases about 6" high of interesting double gourd shape. Impressed marks to base: factory mark `LINTHORPE`, Christopher Dresser facsimile signature and Henry Tooth monogram. Shape number not visible. In good condition. | Enquire
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Christopher Dresser/ Henry Tooth 6" jug, shape 183 with electroplated metal mount with hinged lid. Restoration to handle and to part of lower body of neck. Impressed marks to base: factory mark `Linthorpe`, shape number 183, Christopher Dresser facsimile signature and Henry Tooth monogram. | £265 |
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Cream jug 2 ½” high shape number 1459. Handle missing and chips to base. £19 | SOLD |
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Christopher Dresser/ Henry Tooth footed bowl about 9.5" across top and about 2.75" high. There is a moulded leaf and flower Japanese style decoration, as seen, Waterlily pattern, under a mustard glaze with slight minglings of light green. The underside has a shaded dark to light green iridescent glaze - see larger image. Impressed marks to base: factory mark `Linthorpe`, shape number 623, Christopher Dresser facsimile signature and Henry Tooth monogram. | SOLD |
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If
anyone would like a copy of Clive W. Hart:` LINTHORPE ART POTTERY`,
. Aisling Publications, circa 1980s, a standard reference handbook on Linthorpe Pottery, please get in touch: I may be able to help. See `Contact` section. |
Enquire for price: one currently available! |
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Christopher Dresser/ Henry Tooth footed fruit bowl, shape 541, about 9.25" across top and about 3" high, decorated in shades of dark brown and cream running and mingling glazes. Impressed marks to base: factory mark `Linthorpe`, shape number 541, Christopher Dresser facsimile signature and Henry Tooth monogram. | £295 |
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Pair of mustard cups shape 641, single mustard cup (slight rim blemishes), pair of green cups shape 1399, and cup shape 1399 with saucer shape 639. | green cup and saucer £225 pair green cups £98, now for sale singly pair mustard cups sold single mustard cup sold
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| Fine and interesting pieces of Linthorpe Pottery (especially smaller, colourful, less expensive pieces), are always wanted for purchase, and urgently at the present time, to replenish stocks. Inspection essential. Good prices offered! |
