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A late 19th Century Edward Binham Castle Hedingham art pottery mug, made as a reproduction of Charles II Coronation tankard with applied decoration and coloured lead glazed finish

An early 20th Century Edward Binham Castle Hedingham art pottery mug, made as a reproduction of a medieval tankard with applied lettering 'Henricius Septimus' and motifs with coloured lead glazed finish

Early 20th Century Edward Binham Castle Hedingham art pottery mug, made as a reproduction of Charles II Coronation tankard with applied decoration and coloured lead glazed finish

An imposing blue glazed Castle Hedingham pottery charger, decorated in relief with Heraldic devices, by Edward Bingham, inscribed to the reverse, This plateau is commemorative of the ancient family of de Vere, Earls of Oxford. The eight suspended badges are those of John the 13th Earl (Friend of Henry VII) The central shield mottoes etc., are from the tomb of the 15th Earl in Castle Hedingham Church and the curious border is also from the same tomb. Made at Castle Hedingham, in Essex by me Edward Bingham, ornamental potter, May 1885, 70cm diameter

An Victorian art pottery vase, having a streaked green-blue glaze and applied mask decoration, unmarked but possibly Castle Hedingham, h.27cm

Two small pieces of Castle Hedingham pottery

A Castle Hedingham pottery circular dish by Edward Bingham, decorated in relief with masks and vases of flowers, incised and relief applied mark to base, impressed and embossed mark to base, 25cm diameter, c.1880

An Edward Bingham for Castle Hedingham pottery vase of ovoid form, with applied roundel and scroll motifs, on a circular foot, incised No.1 and signed to the base 20cm high.

Castle Hedingham Edward Bingham blue glazed pottery four handled jug / loving cup with applied floral decoration and 1650, the base marked No 22, E.W Bingham, 19cm high

A Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery tankard, circa 1890, commemorating Ye Market Cross Ipswich, pad mark and signed Edward Bingham to the underside, h.20.5cm

A Castle Hedingham pottery green glazed mug, relief decorated with a crown, inscribed CR and dated 1646, castle pad mark to base, 16cm high, together with a similar Castle Hedingham pottery green and yellow glazed tyg, dated 1612 and inscribed EWB England to the base, No.3, with pad mark to base, 13cm high (2)

A Castle Hedingham pottery circular dish by Edward Bingham, decorated in relief with masks and vases of flowers, incised and relief applied mark to base, impressed and embossed mark to base, 25cm diameter, c.1880

Two Castle Hedingham pottery tygs, both with spurious dates of 1612, marks to bases, 17cm and 17.5cm high

Castle Hedingham pottery vase/jardinière, in tones of green and yellow, motto around the edge, various marks to base, 20cm high

Pottery to include Castle Hedingham Pottery bowl and West German planter 

A Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery tankard, circa 1890, commemorating 'Ye Market Cross, Ipswich', pad mark and signed Edward Bingham to the underside, h.21cm

A Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery tankard, circa 1890, commemorating 'Ye Market Cross, Ipswich', pad mark and signed Edward Bingham to the underside, h.21cm

A Castle Hedingham pottery 'Castle' mug, by E. W. Bingham, decorated with applied scrolling, centred with the castle and titled, incised ‘E. W. Bingham. England Essex No 83’, 14cm high, together with another by E. W. Bingham, the jug, with a latticed body, with a figure wearing a tricorn hat modelled as the handle, a cherub mask below, stamped 'Bingham Hedingham', 19cm highand a Castle Hedingham mug, with raised wording 'Obeay (sic) Ye King', inscribed 'EWB and No.65', 15cm high (3)Condition ReportNibbles and chips to rim. Two patches to the rim, restoration? Jug - with chips to the necl, the spout and chips to the figure. Mug - chips to the edge of the rim and the base foot.

A Castle Hedingham pottery loving cup, of tapering cylindrical form embossed 'Drink faire don't sware' and verso 'God save ye King 1648', under pale green wash, embossed and incised marks, late 19th century, 14 cm high.

A Castle Hedingham green and yellow glazed pottery tyg, the body having four strap handles, relief decorated with flowers and inscribed 'CR 1650', having pad mark and inscribed 'EW Bingham, No. 22, Made in England' t the underside, h.19cm

Two Castle Hedingham pottery bowls, signed E Bingham, decorated with Medieval type design, one with significant hole to centre, 27cm diameter

A Castle Hedingham pottery loving cup, 21cm high, together with two continental pottery chargers, one signed KJ 1880, 41cm diameter (3)Hedingham is dirty and crazed, but complete. Both the dishes are dirty, stained within the body and crazed, .

A pair of Edward Bingham of Castle Hedingham brown and blue glazed pottery candlesticks, circa 1890, each of tapered form, having ropetwist handles and inscribed 'M 1649', pad mark to the underside, h.19cm

A pair of Edward Bingham of Castle Hedingham polychrome glazed pottery dishes, circa 1890, each relief decorated with masks and foliage, pad mark verso, dia.20cm, together with a similar larger example, dia.25cm (3)

An Edward Bingham of Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery jug, circa 1890, of reticulated form, inscribed Made in Essex, England, with pad mark to the underside, h.19cm, together with another Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery jug, inscribed 'CAR:REX' to the body, and 'E W Bingham, England' to the underside, h.16cm, and a Castle Hedingham green glazed tyg, inscribed '1649', pad mark to the underside, h.12cm (3)

A Castle Hedingham pottery tobacco jar and cover, in the form of a tree trunk, stamped BINGHAM HEDINGHAM ESSEX, 13cm high, together with a green glazed tyg, inscribed ROBART SHAW, 1692, incised E W Bingham, England, no 159, with pad mark to base and a blue glazed mug, inscribed FEARE GOD 1630, incised E.W.B. no 160 with pad mark to base, 13cm high (3)Chipped and marked

A very large Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery punch bowl, relief decorated with holly and fruit, inscribed DRINC VS HEILE, FREAND NESTAMASS HEILE, incised made by Edward Bingham, Castle Hedingham Essex, dated 1897, with pad mark to base, 40cm diameterVarious chips and losses, with hairline to body

Castle Hedingham style pottery mug, CR1646, 10cm, other ceramics including a reproduction Staffordshire cricketer, plates, etc.

A large Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery punch bowl, relief decorated with holly and fruit, inscribed DRINC VS HEILE, FREAND NESTAMASS HEILE, incised made by Edward Bingham, Castle Hedingham Essex, dated 1897, with pad mark to base, 40cm diameterVarious chips and losses, with hairline to body

A Castle Hedingham pottery tobacco jar and cover, in the form of a tree trunk, stamped BINGHAM HEDINGHAM ESSEX, 13cm high, together with a green glazed tyg, inscribed ROBART SHAW, 1692, incised E W Bingham, England, no 159, with pad mark to base and a blue glazed mug, inscribed FEARE GOD 1630, incised E.W.B. no 160 with pad mark to base, 13cm high (3)Chipped and marked

A Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery ewer, with a ropetwist handle, castle pad mark to base, 29cm high, together with another smaller (2)Both are chipped

A Castle Hedingham pottery 'The Essex Jug', dated 1891, decorated in relief with roundels depicting Grecian scenes and applied with crests and shields, in buff colours on a mottled brown ground, incised to the foot and signed to the base Edward Bingham, Castle Hedingham, with castle pad mark, 35cm highOverall condition appears to be ok, with only tiny chips to the rim and foot, which are not easy to spot. Dirty.

A large Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery mug, relief decorated with figures, incised E W Bingham, Made in England, No.30, with pad mark to base, 14cm high

A Castle Hedingham pottery vase, relief decorated with vines, on a brown ground, signed E Bingham, with pad mark to base, 21cm high, together with a twin handled vase, of slender form, with twisted handles, 27cm high and green glazed puzzle and a jug, with castle pad marks, inscribed E BINGHAM, 24cm high (3)

A Castle Hedingham pottery dish, of Renaissance style, relief decorated with portrait masks and latin inscriptions, signed Edward Bingham, Castle Hedingham 1893, with pad mark to base, 26cm diameter, together with another of similar design, stamped marks and pad mark to base (2)

Edward Bingham A Castle Hedingham pottery mug. Bearing the date 1646, height 17cm, together with a Doulton stoneware mug and a harvest jug, with silver rim (3).

A Castle Hedingham pottery dish, relief decorated with foliage, on a brown body, signed Edward Bingham Hedingham, with pad mark to base, 30cm diameterVarious chips

A Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery jug, of slender form, relief decorated with green leaves, pad mark to base, signed EB No 37, Made in England, 28cm highHandle glued. Chips to rim, handle and base

A Castle Hedingham pottery dish, of Renaissance style, relief decorated with portrait masks and latin inscriptions, signed Edward Bingham, Castle Hedingham 1893, with pad mark to base, 26cm diameter, together with another of similar design, stamped marks and pad mark to base (2)

A large Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery punch bowl, relief decorated with holly and fruit, inscribed DRINC VS HEILE, FREAND NESTAMASS HEILE, incised made by Edward Bingham, Castle Hedingham Essex, dated 1897, with pad mark to base, 40cm diameterVarious chips and losses, with hairline to body

A Castle Hedingham brown glazed pottery dish, relief decorated with birds and vines, inscribed Made for Thomas and Amy Elliston, Sudbury, Suffolk: 1881, stamped Bingham Castle Hedingham to base, 24cm diameter, together with another with medieval style arabesque decoration in relief, stamped marks to base (2)

A large Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery four handle pot, inscribed C R, 1650, incised No22, Made in Eng., E W Bingham, with castle pad mark to base, 20cm highDirty, with crazing within the glaze. No obvious damage or repairs, but it has a dull ring when tapped, suggesting it has a crack somewhere within the body.

A Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery mug, relief decorated with a crown, CR, dated 1646, castle pad mark to base, 16cm high, together with a four handled pot, 1612, inscribed to the base EWB England, No.3, with pad mark to base, 13cm high (2)Both chipped and crazed

A large Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery jug, decorated in relief with Tudor inspired heraldic lions and masks, incised made in Essex, England, No. 77, E B to base, with pad mark, 29cm high

A large Castle Hedingham brown glazed pottery mug, with applied motifs and inscribed Henricos Septimos, the handle in the form of an elephant trunk, pad mark to base, 22cm high

A Castle Hedingham brown glazed pottery pocket watch holder, surmounted by a dog and two doves, stamped Bingham, with pad mark to base, 13cm highLosses to the birds beaks, wing tips and tail feathers. Large firing cracks through the base, but it was made this eway. Dirty.

A Castle Hedingham cream glazed pottery posset pot, of twin handled tapered form, inscribed 'THE BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD FOR YOU', above foliate motifs, pad mark to base inscribed E. Bingham, 18cm highCrazed and worn

A Castle Hedingham blue and cream glazed pottery twin handled vase, relief decorated with masks, castle pad mark to base, 21cm high, together with another similar (2)Both are dirty with crazing within the glaze. Some small chips to the underside of the foot rim.

A Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery ewer, with a twisted scrolled handle, decorated in relief with foliate designs, pad mark to base, 34cm high

A Castle Hedingham brown glazed pottery teapot and cover, relief decorated with swags and incised with mottos, inscribed original style Hedingham Castle to base, 17cm highOverall complete, but dirty. Castle pad mark inside the lid. Some small areas of glaze flaking and tiny chips to spout. Crazing within the glaze.

A Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery jug, inscribed CAR REX, 16cm high, together with a Castle Hedingham pottery tyg, dated 1612, 125cm high (2)Tyg broken with losses.

A near pair of Castle Hedingham pottery ewers, of Renaissance style, with scrolling relief decoration on a blue ground, each signed E Bingham, Castle Hedingham to the base, 28cm high, together with a similar candlestick, unmarked, 19cm high (3)Candlestick is broken and glued, with losses mostly around the top.

A Castle Hedingham pottery vase, decorated in relief with putti, on a mottled buff ground, impressed marks, signed EB with pad mark to base, 23cm high, together with another, with blue tracery decoration, pad mark to base, 23cm high (2)

A Castle Hedingham blue glazed pottery ewer, with a ropetwist handle, castle pad mark to base, 29cm high, together with another smaller (2)Both are chipped

A large Castle Hedingham purple and blue glazed pottery jug, incised England 1500, Bingham, with pad mark to base, 28cm highHandle and body glued

A Castle Hedingham pottery tobacco jar and cover, in the form of a tree trunk, stamped BINGHAM HEDINGHAM ESSEX, 13cm high, together with a green glazed tyg, inscribed ROBART SHAW, 1692, incised E W Bingham, England, no 159, with pad mark to base and a blue glazed mug, inscribed FEARE GOD 1630, incised E.W.B. no 160 with pad mark to base, 13cm high (3)Chipped and marked

A Castle Hedingham blue and cream glazed pottery candlestick, stamped CASTLE HEDINGHAM, with pad mark to base, 27cm high, together with a small blue glazed urn, incised EWB, 11cm high (2)Vase has crazing within the glaze, both the rim of the foot and lip of the bowl are worn and chipped around the edges. Candlestick is dirty, with various small chips around the edges. It is roughly made, so not too noticeable.

A Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery jug, with applied decoration, incised England 55, with castle pad mark, inscribed E W BINGHAM to base, 18cm high, together with a green glazed tyg, inscribed FAST AND PRAY, no 102, with pad mark to base and a blue glazed ewer, 24cm high (3)Ewer broken and glued at the base

A Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery mug, decorated with a frieze of masks and scrolls in relief, incised Made in England, No.35, with pad mark to base, 19cm highVarious chips

A Castle Hedingham green glazed pottery twin handled cup, inscribed God Save Ye King 1649, and DRINK FAIRE DONT SWARE, signed EWB England No.104, with pad mark to base, 15cm high2cm wide flat rim chip. Glaze is rough in places and crazed. Dirty.