A vintage Carling Black Label Lager water jug. White ceramic pouring jug with Carling branding. Includes company coat of arms. A wonderful piece of breweriana memorabilia for your home bar or drinks cabinet. Manufactured in England by Wade PDM. Carling is a British brewing company best known for producing Carling Lager, one of the UK's most popular beers. The brand traces its origins to 1840, when Thomas Carling, a Yorkshire farmer, established a small brewery in Canada. Over time, Carling grew into a major international beer brand, eventually becoming part of Molson Coors.
Height 14 cm
Width 7.5 cm
Depth 8.5 cm
Depth including handle and spout 15 cm
Circa 20th century.
A vintage Johnny Walker Black Label Old Scotch Whisky water jug. Black ceramic pouring jug with gold tone gilt lettering. Includes Royal Warrant, ‘By Appointment To Her Majesty The Queen Scotch Whisky Distillers John Walker And Sons Limited London. A wonderful piece of breweriana memorabilia for your home bar or drinks cabinet. Manufactured in England by Wade PDM.
Height 19 cm
Width 8 cm
Depth 8 cm
Depth including handle and spout 15 cm
Circa 20th century.
A vintage Tetley’s Export ceramic ashtray. A wonderful and practical piece of breweriana memorabilia. Manufactured for Tetley’s Brewery by Castle Ceramics, Derbyshire, U.K, this ashtray stands on three removable plastic plug feet. The Tetley's Export ashtray features the image of a huntsman, which is a central element of Tetley's branding. This huntsman is not based on a specific individual but serves as a representation of traditional British hunting culture, aligning with the brand's heritage. The huntsman motif has been a consistent part of Tetley's identity, appearing in various forms of advertising and merchandise over the years. For instance, vintage Tetley's Fine Ale ashtrays prominently display the huntsman imagery. Tetley’s Brewery were founded in 1822 by Joshua Tetley whose signature is printed on the front of the ashtray.
Height 4 cm
Length 20 cm
Width 18 cm
Circa 20th century.
An antique oak trinket box featuring a hinged, glass lid. The lid displays a delicate applied red floral design, beautifully matched to the box’s wonderful original oak patination and warm aged tones. Fitted with period brass clasp and hinges, this charming piece combines fine craftsmanship, practical function and enduring vintage character.
Height 10 cm
Width 14 cm
Depth 11.5 cm
Circa 19th century.
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Spice chest or tea chest with three ceramic drawers. The three ceramic containers are durable, non-reactive and easy to clean, ensuring long-term quality maintenance for your tea and/or spices. Traditionally handmade from ethically sourced mango wood, which is a sustainable wood for the environment, fast growing and water efficient. This attractive and colourful set of three ceramic drawers are also perfect for storing your beautiful and precious things! Spices, buttons, keys, trinkets, safety pins, haberdashery, knickknacks, jewellery or any other small bits & bobs.
Height 9 cm
Width 22 cm
Depth 9.5 cm
Circa 20th century.
A signed Daum Madonna, France crystal art glass figurine. A beautiful modernist art glass depiction of the Madonna. Etched signature on base, 'Daum France'. Hand blown with clear crystal glass and is a unique addition to any collection.
A Daum crystal Madonna is a religious figurine depicting the Virgin Mary, crafted from Daum crystal, a luxurious French glass known for its quality. The figurine typically features the Madonna in a serene, prayerful pose, showcasing exquisite detailing and smooth, translucent surfaces that highlight the artistry of the crystal. These pieces are collectible, valued for their craftsmanship and spiritual symbolism. Daum is a renowned French crystal manufacturer founded in 1878 by Jean Daum in Nancy, France and gained prominence during the Art Nouveau period in the late 19th and early 20th centuries .
Circa 20th century.
A charming vintage Mid Century, hand-painted black cat scoop head stem vase. This decorative ceramic black cat figurine is thought to be by the talented West German ceramicist Anneliese Beckh, known for her distinctive designs for Schmider Keramik, although it is important to note that there is no maker's mark present on the base of the vase. This unique item would make a delightful addition to any collection or a standout Mid Century Modern vase in your home.
Height 20 cm
Width 9 cm
Depth 6 cm
Circa 1950s.
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This beautifully crafted Mid Century glass bowl by Sowerby Tyneside Glass can also serve as a delightful tea light candle holder, creating a warm glow. Tricorn shaped, this exquisite and eye-catching piece is perfect for adding a touch of vintage mid century elegance and charm to any room or setting, whether it be a cozy living area, an elegant dining table or a charming mantelpiece that needs a sophisticated accent.
Circa 1950s.
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This delightful stylised Art Deco owl sculpture features an unidentified studio maker's mark, stylised as an ‘ES’, painted on the base. Its geometric, white glazed design and distinct form in the Art Deco manner exemplifies the charm and sophistication of the era and would make a striking sculptural addition to any home decor theme or collection.
Approximate dimensions.
Height 23 cm
Width 12 cm
Depth 9 cm
Circa 20th century.
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An Art Deco period pink tone pressed glass ‘Greta’ range mantelpiece vase by Auguste Walter and Sohne. This exquisite mantle vase, featured in their 1936 catalogue, epitomises the sleek, geometric elegance that defined the Art Deco movement, which flourished in the 20th century between the two World Wars. Crafted by one of Germany’s most celebrated glassmakers, this pink tone vase is a testament to the luxurious yet accessible design of the era. Perfect for collectors or anyone looking to infuse their home with vintage Art Deco sophistication, this authentic 1930s vase is a true piece of design history.
Circa Art Deco period 1925 - 1939.
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A vintage Mid-Century Bay Keramik West German fat lava vase, specifically from the notable series and size 70-25. This exquisite vase features warm brown and vibrant orange tones that beautifully showcase the characteristic style of mid-century design.
BAY KERAMIK was founded in 1934 by Eduard Bay in the charming town of Ransbach-Baumbach, which is located in the picturesque region known as the Kannenbäckerland in western Germany. This area, often referred to as the "potters' land," is a historic centre of the ceramics industry and home to the largest clay deposit in Europe. Initially, the company's output focused primarily on utilitarian wares until the early 1950s, when a greater emphasis on decorative items began to emerge. As a result, production and sales expanded rapidly throughout the decade, and by the early 1960s, BAY KERAMIK had fully established itself as a leading manufacturer of fine art ceramics, highly regarded for its innovative designs and craftsmanship.
Height 25 cm
Circa Mid Century Modern period 1940 - 1969.
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For sale, a pair of striking 1950s mid century candlesticks with classic black and white checkerboard design. Ceramic pottery. Floral and checkerboard transfer print evocative of the 1950/60s Mid Century Modern period.
Height 16 cm
Approx. candle socket diameter 1.75 cm
Base diameter 8 cm
Circa Mid Century Modern period 1940 - 1969.
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A Mid-Century Scheurich Keramik vase or plant pot, identified by pattern number 887-17. Made in West Germany, this piece features a vibrant hand-painted red enamel glaze with a floral design, characteristic of Scheurich’s bold and expressive style. Founded in 1928, Scheurich began producing household ceramics in 1948 and quickly became a leader in West German pottery. Known for their colourful and innovative designs, Scheurich pieces like this vase are highly collectible, embodying the post-war resurgence of German craftsmanship. Ideal for collectors or anyone looking to add a touch of mid-century charm to their space, this West German plant pot is both a beautiful decorative item and a functional planter.
Height: 15.5 cm
Rim diameter: 18.5 cm
Circa Mid Century Modern period 1940 - 1969.
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Vintage bud vase from Kathleen Fisher's renowned studio pottery collection. Expertly crafted, the vase features an exquisite hand-painted floral design, showcasing Fisher's signature attention to detail and mastery of form. The vibrant, delicate floral patterns reflect the artistry and creativity that Kathleen Fisher is celebrated for, making this piece a standout addition to any home. The vase is complemented by a carved hardwood base, which not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also provides stability and a classic touch. The combination of ceramic and wood highlights the harmony between natural elements, a hallmark of studio pottery that blends beauty with functionality.
Kathleen Fisher, known for her distinctive approach to pottery, has created pieces that are both collectible and timeless. Her work often draws inspiration from nature, with a focus on organic forms and intricate patterns. This bud vase, with its elegant design and artisanal craftsmanship, is a perfect example of her ability to transform everyday objects into artistic expressions.
Whether displayed as a standalone piece or used to showcase a small flower arrangement, this vintage vase is sure to add charm and sophistication to any space. It’s an ideal choice for collectors of studio pottery, vintage decor enthusiasts, or anyone looking to bring a touch of artistry into their home.
Height: 17.5 cm
Rim diameter: 5 cm
Base diameter: 8 cm
Circa 20th century.
For sale, six pieces of mid century Crown Devon crockery including a teapot, cup, jug and three plates (two different sizes, see dimensions below). Crown Devon makers mark on base of each item. Multicoloured floral pattern. The Crown Devon story started in the early 1870s when Simon Fielding put his life savings into the Railway Works in Sutherland Street, Stoke-on-Trent. But within a few years, the bailiffs came in and it was Simon's son Abraham, who stepped in to save the company. Majolica ware was in fashion and Abraham started to produce it in abundance. S. Fielding & Co. flourished and expanded, introducing a vast range of new products. The Crown Devon backstamp appeared on a number of patterns from the 1880s although it was 1912 before the Railway Works was renamed The Devon Pottery. The name Crown Devon was synonymous with quality but its wares also brought a bit of fun to thousands of people. Many items, produced for a few pence in the 20’s and 30’s, are now worth much more than people think!
Dimensions
Teapot with lid Height 10 cm Length 20 cm Width 12 cm
Milk jug Height 6 cm
Cup Height 7 cm
Rim diameter 8.5 cm
Plate Diameter 15.5 cm
Plates x2 Diameter 14 cm
Circa Mid Century Modern period 1940 - 1969.
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For sale, a vintage distressed, neo classical manner, terracotta swan or duck figurine with attractive antique bronze faux patina finish. A lovely decorative ornament with a classic decorative antique style appearance.
Height 12 cm
Length 18 cm
Width 9 cm
Circa 20th century.
An exquisite Art Deco period convex mirror by A. Wilkinson Ltd., featuring a unique design that combines a china plate surround with a brass ring and frame. This mirror is a fine example of Royal Staffordshire Pottery craftsmanship, renowned for its distinctive style and quality. Manufactured by Arthur J Wilkinson (Ltd) in Burslem, England, this piece reflects the legacy of the Royal Staffordshire Pottery, which operated from 1885 to 1964.
Notably, the famous Art Deco designer Clarice Cliff, known for her vibrant and innovative designs, worked at this pottery, adding historical significance to this piece. Ideal as a statement decor item, this Art Deco mirror beautifully merges function with the elegance of early 20th-century design, making it a perfect addition to any vintage or Art Deco-inspired space.
Overall diameter including brass frame: 31 cm
Mirror diameter: 11.5 cm
Maximum depth: 5cm
Circa 1930s Art Deco.
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