An English Sealed "Onion" Bottle circa 1710, of dark green metal, the seal of a shield within a surround of acanthus leaf mantling and surmounted by an helm and bird, with deep kick-up base, 14.5cm high (large section of string rim chipped)

Guide Price: £600-900

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A Staffordshire Pottery Two-Handled "Pure Milk" Pail, circa 1930, of typical conical "banded" form with lion paw terminals to the shoulder handles, transfer printed in black with two pasturing cows above the inscription Pure Milk, printed mark in black Parnall The Shopkeeper's Shop Proprietors; W&T Avery Ltd, Parnall & Sons, 27 Summer Row, Birmingham. Works Broadmead, Bristol, 40cm diameter, 30.5cm high, together with a period aluminium hinged flat lid

Guide Price: £300-500

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Two "Milk Sold Here" Staffordshire Pottery Cows, circa 1870, each standing beast on flowering thistle moulded base inscribed (as above), in black, iron red blotched coats and chains, leaning against tree trunks, 35.8cm and 36.1cm high

Guide Price: £1000-1500

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A Treacle Glaze Model of a Cat, perhaps Canney Hill Pottery, Bishop Auckland, circa 1870, seated on its haunches, upon an integral flat oval plinth with dog's tooth moulded edge band, 27.5cm high

This piece was televised 23.9.05 at BBC Antiques Roadshow, Beamish, and seen by Henry Sandon.

Guide Price: £700-900

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A Treacle Glaze Model of a Cat, perhaps Canney Hill Pottery, Bishop Auckland, circa 1870, seated on its haunches, upon an integral oval plinth, 27.5cm high; and Another Similar, with lighter brown treacle glaze, 27cm high (2)

Guide Price: £300-500

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A Pair of Royal Doulton Porcelain Two-Handled Cylindrical Vases, circa 1910, each with sponged gilt rims, one painted with a young boy fishing in a river, the other with a young bare-footed boy looking after three mules, printed and painted in colours, gilt C shape handles, blue printed lion and crown mark, and RT5961J, incised 1056, 21cm high

Guide Price: £350-450

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A Matched Pair of Doulton Burslem Porcelain Floral Vases, circa 1900, of baluster shape, with scrolled short flared necks, conforming feet, one painted with yellow helenium type flowers and blue crocuses, the other with anemones, with green and cream ground decoration respectively, both signed C HART, green printed crown and cog wheel mark and incised 564, 27.5cm high

Charles Holloway Hart was born in Burslem 1867, and in 1880 started his apprenticeship under John Slater at Pinder Bourne & Co. He studied at the Burslem School of Art and worked for Doulton 1880-1927. His work sold well in North America. For further details about the artist see Wilkinson (Viga) A Dictionary of Ceramic Artists, Landmark Publishing, pg76.

Guide Price: £350-450

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A Copeland Spode Porcelain Jewelled Vase, circa 1900, of inverted pear pedestal shape, solid gilded leaf scroll neck, decorated with star form medallions and foliage with turquoise and red jewelling on gilt, printed mark in blue, 18cm high; and A Similarly Decorated Ovoid Vase, with solid gilded angular shoulder handles, printed mark in brown, 13cm high (2)

Guide Price: £200-300

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A Pair of Cut Glass, Blue Jasper and Ormolu Mounted Table Lustres, late 19th century, each with petalled campana nozzles and star cut pans supporting facet cut circular and almondine beads (some lacking or detached), on hollow slice cut vase stems from cylinder bases, decorated with a continuous classical frieze of figures making offerings at altars, circular bases with beaded rims, sphere feet, 35cm high (unmarked)

Guide Price: £400-600

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A Measham Type Teapot, Victoria Inn 1887, of compressed cushion shape, applied on one side with a trilobed with inscription (as above) rubbed in blue, surmounted by a crown, domed cover, applied with folk motifs against a brown treacle glaze, 16cm high

Guide Price: £180-220

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