JOHN WILLIAM GILBERT: A RUSKIN POTTERY BROOCHin sterling silver, set with a blue and green glazed roundel held in a stylised mount, secured with a hinged pin clasp and safety chain, maker's mark 'JWG', full British hallmarks for Birmingham, 1991, diameter c.7.0cm; together with a pair of silver and enamelled drop earrings, secured with screw-back fittings, no assay marks, c.2.4cm, (c.69.2g gross weight)
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A Linthorpe Pottery flower brick designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, shape no.286, ovoid with pierced star and circle aperture, glazed olive green and yellow, two others similar, a Ruskin Pottery lustre ginger jar, a small Ruskin vase an Ashby Guild pottery vase, an Ashworth Pottery vase, a Rookwood vase and another vase, impressed marks and facsimile signature, 10.5cm. wide (9)
Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline vase, circa 1932, elephant foot form, beige to ochre, ivory and sky blue glaze with blue crystal flecks, impressed marks, height 8.5cm, together with a similar vase, green to orange and ochre with sea green crystal flecks, inscribed and impressed marks, height 8.5cm. (2)
Ruskin Pottery - A crystalline vase, circa 1932, of ovoid form with everted rim, slate blue to ivory and royal blue glaze with crystal flecks, impressed marks and date, height 7.5cm, together with another similar, streaked grey/blue over ivory with blue grey crystal flecks, impressed marks, height 8cm. (2)
Ruskin Pottery - Two crystalline high sided plates, circa 1930, of circular form, royal blue to green/grey mottled glaze, and pale blue over ivory mottled glaze, both with impressed marks to base, diameter 14cm, together with a lilac lustre example, impressed marks, 12cm diameter, and an unmarked green glazed plate and two green glazed saucers. (6)
Group of Ruskin pottery to include three vases, ginger jar, miniature bowl and two pairs of Ruskin cufflinksAll pieces appear to be in good condition with no obvious damageTallest vase is 16.5cm high Next largest is 13cm high Smallest vase is 10cm high Ginger jar is 9cm high Small bowl is 5.5cm diameter
Ruskin, a Ruskin Pottery large globe and shaft early 20th Century High Fired speckled vase in a sang de boeuf glaze with blue highlights. Mottled blue and Purple Oxide. Ground out base, possibly converted at some stage. Purportedly William (British, 1876-1935) with pen to base dating vase to 1925. Height 46cm.

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