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Collection of studio pottery items including an earthenware slip decorated dish, with a peacock on a dark brown slip ground, 33cm diameter, a lustred celadon crackle glaze shallow bowl by John Duncan, 33cm diameter, a blue glazed earthenware bowl by Amberley, Sussex Pottery, two Maltese pottery plates decorated with radiating crosses and foliate borders within striped blue and green bands, a gold lustred bowl decorated with a fish, a slipware sauce boat, a slipware oval plaque decorated with a sailing ship signed 'Sonia', a stoneware tumbler decorated with striped grey and brown glazes in the Japanese-style, incised SB/A2, a large tapering square section stoneware vase, chimney-shaped, a tapering oviform slipware jug decorated with trailing brown foliate ornament, impressed mark, a Buchan pottery jug painted with scrolling gothic foliage and five Scottish pottery models/plaques of sheep and ram including The Black Face Ewe and Ram, The Romney Marsh, Soay and others, impressed EA for Ealston Scotland Condition ReportStudio pottery jug in good condition, no chips or cracks. General wear and tear.

A Sussex slipware pottery oval dish, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in yellow slip with a bird, flower and sun, length 36cm, together with a small group of other slipware pottery.Small chips, scratches, wear to decoration but overall in good antique condition with no repairs.

Two slipware flagons, 19th century, one Sussex and decorated in a treacle glaze, inscribed 'A Quyne 1864', the other Halifax with a striated manganese glaze, titled 'J. Milne', a large Wiltshire mug of barrel shape, decorated in a black glaze, and a slipware quaich of circular form, decorated in manganese, some faults, 21cm max. (4)

Three slipware money boxes, 19th century, one probably Yorkshire, decorated in cream slip and mounted with a chicken surrounded by chicks and a snake, another Sussex and topped with two birds, the name 'ERIC' beneath the slot, the last a double money box in agateware with cream and brown striations, some losses and repairs, 27cm max. (3)

Four small Sussex slipware money boxes, 19th century, two modelled as pinecones with alternating layers of cream and treacle, one gazed a dark brown and inscribed 'Harold Dean' beneath the spout, the last modelled as a pot with integral cover, minor faults, 12.8cm max. (4)

Four slipware jars and covers, 19th/early 20th century, a Sussex agateware pot pourri modelled with a stepped base rising to a cover with vase finial, a Sussex agateware tobacco jar applied with leaves, a Sussex tobacco jar inscribed with a verse and titled for 'A Gordon Jones, Sept 19 1911', and a Devon tobacco jar modelled as a tree trunk and decorated with a yellow glaze splashed with green, some faults, 18.7cm max. (8)

A large Sussex slipware salt pig, dated 1821, decorated with a cream slip inscription to one side, a slipware tyg of flared thistle form, inscribed 'GSM' between concentric bands of slip, and a small Sussex slipware tobacco jar and cover, inscribed 'EAR 1847', some losses, 26.5cm max. (4)

A Sussex Dicker Pottery slipware small harvest barrel with cream slip bands and inscribed 'H*C* 1810', impressed mark 'The Dicker UC&N Sussex' dated 1911, 16cm.

A Sussex slipware puzzle jug, 18th century, the neck pierced with small holes beneath three spouts, decorated in a treacle glaze, and an unusual earthenware jug surmounted with a figure playing an instrument, the latter lacking the handle and foot, 20.3cm max. (2)

A Dicker slipware tyg, c1910, in early 17th c English style, sprigged with the date 1612 and initials IL, 17.5c h, impressed DICKER SUSSEX 200,  a slipware barrel shaped jug, early 20th c, decorated with toadstools and grasses, a slipware coffee pot and cover, applied with ears of wheat and two other slipware jugs (6)

A 19th century Sussex slipware pottery tripod vase height 15cm

An early 20th century treacle glazed pottery ovoid vessel, with reeded loop handle, the body bearing slipware inscription "John Ellman, Lewes, 1783", impressed  mark to base "Lewes, Sussex" and scraffito dated 1911, 25cm high.

A Dicker of Sussex slipware pottery mug dated 1700, 13.5cm

A 19th century slipware pottery money box: of globular form decorated with marbled brown and ochre slips on a cream ground, possibly Sussex, 9 cm high.

A Sussex slipware pilgrim flask with rose decoration, 8 1/2" high (surface chips and glaze faults)

A Sussex slipware vessel, with handled and decorated with two bands, with a modern stoneware vessel (2) (as found)

A large Sussex slipware dairy bowl / pan, 33cm H x 57cm diameter (rim chip)

A 19th century Sussex slipware dairy pan, 42cm

A large slipware dairy bowl, filled with pine cones; two smaller Sussex slipware dairy bowls and two jardinieres, largest 51cm diameter (5)

A Slipware three handle pot by Dicker Sussex no. 218 - Height 17 cm Condition report: Restored condition

A Slipware three handle pot by Dicker Sussex no. 218 - Height 17 cm Condition report: Restored condition

An English slipware dated pottery dish, possibly Sussex, painted in ochre slip with a stylised bird and bearing the date 1791, 39cm in length

An early 19th century terracotta Butter Dish, possibly Sussex, cover entitled in sgraffito, 9in. diameter, together with a two-handled slipware dish and other 19th century ceramics, as viewed

An 18th Century Sussex pottery ewer, bulbous shape monogrammed in cream slip, 11.5in. a.f. and a slipware baking dish, 10.5in.

A slipware model of a top hat dated 1873 a Sussex slipware jug inscribed Obey the King a tobacco jar and cover and a moneybox 14.5cm. Max. (5)

A Brickhurst Sussex Pottery slipware 3-handled vase, with ribbed decoration and applied ropetwist mounts, unmarked, and a slip decorated loving cup dated 1982.

A Brickhurst Sussex Pottery slipware tyg, with 3 applied prunts and a similar smaller tyg, 7ins and 6ins

A Brickhurst Sussex Pottery slipware jar and cover, a tobacco jar and cover with applied leather band decorated with an armorial and 5 other items

A Brickhurst Sussex Pottery slipware jar and cover, with textured bark decoration and applied 'knots' and a Rye/Silver Hill jar and cover. tallest 6.5ins

An 18th century slipware baking dish, probably Sussex, trailed with a trellis design in cream slip against a brown-glazed ground, 18in.

A Sussex slipware salt brick, dated 1767 primitively decorated with diaper designs, leaves and initials MH in cream slip against the glazed terracotta ground, cover missing, 4.75in. high

A Sussex slipware salt pot, with scraffito decoration, initialled M.A. and dated 1792 (restored handle), 19.5cm