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Six Torquay pottery teapots incluidng Watcombe, Longpark, etc.

A quantity of assorted Torquay Art Pottery items to include a Longpark Pottery bowl decorated with a kingfisher,18cms diameter and Watcombe Torquay Pottery waisted vase, 11cms high and other similar pottery.

Thomas Dean (Ceramic Artist), a kingfisher in flight over water lilies and reeds. Signes T DEAN ’98. Oil on canvas. In gilt frame. Size incl. frame, Height: 68cm Width: 34c. Note: Thomes Dean, b 1865, was trained at Minton under William Mussill and decorated art pottery for Watcombe, Wedgwood, Minton, Spode, Wardle and Thomas Forester & Sons, and taught bird and flower painting at the Burslem and Hanley Schools of Art. He was the father of Ronald and Albert Dean, and at the turn of the century was living at 47 Carlisle Street, Dresen, SOT.

An assortment of studio pottery including Poole, Watcombe Torquay, Alderney, Campden and Brickhurst etc the height of the tallest item is 13cm

A Watcombe pedestal vase, modelled after a classical Greek form with Anthemion handles and printed in black with the Three Graces, 36cm high, impressed marks, 36cm high, bears label stating it was awarded by H. Cumming to the winner of the 440yds dash, together with three matching Watcombe pottery ewers printed with flowers.

Watcombe Torquay. A pair of 19th Century hand painted pottery chargers. "Boy of Picinisco" and “Taking a Rest” 1870’s/1880’s. 28cm

A late-19th century Watcombe Pottery terracotta bottle vase and plate in the classical taste - the vase impressed '2 714' and turquoise painted mark '3 2750', the slightly flared neck with triple rope twist bands to the rim and base, decorated in black with a neo-classical frieze between keywork borders, on a rope twist foot, 25cm high; the plate with a black printed dentil border, the underside glazed, 19.5cm diameter. (2)

A Watcombe Pottery Company South Devon terracotta bust, depicting Queen Victoria, 16cm high, together with a further terracotta bust named Winter, depicting a child wearing a headscarf, 19cm high, a Watcombe Torquay terracotta plaque, of oval form, hand painted with a kingfisher among rushes, 31cm x 21cm, and a further plaque depicting bust of a classical gentleman, 15cm diameter.

A large Watcombe Torquay pottery teapot with cottage and motto decoration - sold with a similar jug

A collection of Watcombe studio pottery. Comprising a teapot, jugs, a fruit bowl and plates etc.

A collection of mainly antique china including Shelley, Susie Cooper, Watcombe tobacco jar, pottery snail etc.

Doulton Lambeth water jug with silver rim, H19cm; and a Watcombe Pottery terracotta tea service on circular tray, D34.5cmShipping £48.00 plus vat (UK Only)

A collection of mostly Devon studio pottery vases. Comprising Watcombe and Longpark of Torquay plus Honiton and others.

Three pieces of Watcombe Torquay pottery Faience ware comprising two vases and a coffee pot, each with hand painted decoration depicting bucolic scenes

A Watcombe Torquay jardinière stand of square pedestal form with Rococo scroll decoration and a coloured lead glaze finish - sold with a similar pottery jardinière

Thomas Dean (attributed) - Watcombe Pottery - An Art Pottery cache pot circa 1886, of cylindrical form, slip glazed with orchids and bamboo over brown textured ground, impressed and printed marks to base, height 18cm.

Thomas Dean - Watcombe Pottery Torquay - An Art Pottery vase circa 1886, of ovoid collared form, impasto slip decorated with Wild Orchids over black and pastel blue mottled ground, signed to body, painted '925' mark to base, height 16cm. NB - Item no.154 in The Flowering of British Ceramics, the Ninth Exhibition by The Northern Ceramic Society 2022.

A LARGE PAIR OF EARLY 20th CENTURY WATCOMBE POTTERY VASESof tapering form with flared necks and three handles, painted with country scenes 36cm high

Two Victorian pottery jugs, probably Watcombe, each of bellied form, with a printed band of classical decoration and gilt borders, one example with a hinged metal lid,larger 21cm high (2)Condition ReportGood

A quantity of Torquayware, Watcombe pottery, to include teapots, cups, plates and other items

A pair of framed Victorian Aesthetic period terracotta dishes, possibly Watcombe pottery, 33cm total diameter. Condition - fair to good

FIVE BOXES OF ORNAMENTS AND CERAMICS, to include a collection of Watcombe Pottery Devon-Motto-Ware, a collection of David Winter cottages, a blue Agate geode, a Swedish Rorstrand limited edition collector's plate 1976, a Bossons chalkware 'Squirrel' wall plaque, a blue Prinknash trinket dish, etc. (5 boxes) (s.d/a.f)

A quantity of china to include: a Spode "Italian" jug, Watcombe shaving mug, Studio Pottery vase, etc. plus two carnival glass dishes, (some a/f).

In the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser for Watcombe Pottery, a terracotta teapot and cover decorated with griffins in a geometric border, damage to tip of spout, H: 15 cm. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

A large collection of Torquayware comprising Allervale and Watcombe pottery in blue and white and green glazes including an Allervale 1902 Coronation beaker and mug.

A Watcombe pottery plate decorated with a greyhound. 30 cm diameter.

A pair of Wedgwood terracotta candlesticks with enamel floral decoration, 23cm high, together with a Watcombe pottery vase decorated with rabbits in a rural landscape, 16cm high. (3).

In the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser for Watcombe Pottery, a terracotta teapot and cover decorated with griffins in a geometric border, damage to tip of spout, H: 15 cm. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

Watcombe Torquay Terracotta Pottery Japanese Sgrafitto Decorated Vase, 55cm, one handle missing

A small group of 19th century china and glass, comprising - 1. A Prattware plate and cup by Fenton, the plate with printed factory marks, depicting a herd of deer with a stag watering in a wooded landscape, 18.7cm diameter, the cup with two pastoral reserves, 10cm diameter (star crack, glaze crazing) 2. A pair of 19th century cabinet plates with 1869 diamond registration marks, painted pattern no. 'B 3158', with turquoise glazed pierced ribbon and gilt beaded rims, centred by a butterfly rondel, 23.4cm diameter (restoration to old breaks) 3. A large Devon motto ware Watcombe Pottery cup; 11.5cm high 4. A Wedgwood green majolica 'cabbage' plate 5. Two Victorian Sowerby moulded glass reticulated plates, one with moulded peacock mark, 21.3cm diameter 6. A similar white glazed porcelain 'ribbon' plate, 19.6cm diameter

A Watcombe Torquay dressing table tray with Scandy decoration and motto - sold with a similar biscuit barrel and a Dartmouth pottery Cockington Village tankard

A crate containing a large quantity of Torquay pottery including Dartmouth, Watcombe, etc.

A GROUP OF STUDIO POTTERY, comprising of a pair of pale blue vases based stamped but not clear of maker, two green lustre Penrith vases, (nibbles round the edge of one) Burmantoft Faiewer turquoise ovoid vase with crimped rim no. 894, (the rim has been heavily repaired and a hairline crack from the rim over halfway down the vase), Watcombe hand painted terracotta pottery plates and small bud vase (would benefit from a clean, some signs of paint rubbed away), (10), (Condition Report: all items in ok condition see main description for specific damage)

A group of art pottery chargers and plates, early 20th century, comprising an Old Moravian (Austria) pottery Art Nouveau charger, decorated with flowers, painted marks, 36.5cm diameter; a further charger, painted with a kingfisher, bulrushes and water lilies, unmarked, 36cm diameter, a Watcombe Torquay charger, painted with sailing vessels, two further terracotta plates, painted with flowers, and one later bright yellow dish moulded with flowers, mid-20th century, marked 'British Anchor', 30cm diameter; sold together with a group of Linthorpe art pottery, late 19th century, comprising two bottle vases, of globe and shaft form, with all over running glazes, shape 1314, 16cm high; together with a small mustard pot and teapot and cover, both with similar streaked glazes; a miniature bright yellow vase with frilled rim, shape 1766, 3.5cm high; and a further mustard pot and cover, painted with flowers, shape 1945, and an Old Linthorpe Brick Company rectangular brick, circa 1900-1910. (group, some damage)Condition:Linthorpe - One of the globe and shaft bottle vases has a restored neck.The floral mustard is chipped and cracked.The teapot has a crudely restored cover.

A Watcombe Pottery glazed novelty stand, c.1890, in the form of a frog pulling a shell, stamped marks, 21cm wideCondition ReportChips to the edge and one chip under the glaze.

A collection of Torquay pottery, Watcombe pottery and other wares, includes vases, jugs, toby jugs, flower baskets etc.

A quantity of Torquay pottery including vases, jugs, etc. - various makers including Aller Vale, Watcombe, etc.

A terracotta hyacinth vase, in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser for Watcombe or Torquay Pottery, of compressed spherical form with high drawn swept neck and inverted rim, the body with enamelled interlocking lozenge band with central four petalled flowers over turquoise ground and mustard border, unmarked, height 15cm. Condition reports for each lot are available on our website.

A WATCOMBE POTTERY RED FIGURE VASE IN THE GREEK STYLE 19TH CENTURY With Mercury and goddess in flight to one side, two women with a child to the other, stamped mark to underside and bird feet impressed mark 36cm high, base 8cm diameter Condition Report: Restored to upper section and base, slightly uneven in appearance in these areasPlease see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

A large quantity of Torquayware comprising Allervale and Watcombe pottery items including green glaze lustre glaze teaware, candlesticks, bases jugs and othersCondition Report: Chips and repairs to some items - commensurate with age

DARTMOUTH POTTERY; two mermaid jugs, cockerels, height 21cm, an owl money box, a lamp base styled as a Toby jug and other items, and with a Watcombe pottery planter decorated with sea shells.

WATCOMBE POTTERY; a quantity of terracotta wares including a bust of Gladstone, height 15cm, a bottle vase in style of Christopher Dresser, a pair of vases with decorative banding, a fine cup and saucer and other items

A box containing a quantity of Torquay pottery including jugs, teapots, vases, bowls, etc. - various decoration including cockerel, motto, etc. - various makers including Aller Vale, Watcombe, etc.

A box containing a quantity of Torquay pottery including jugs, vases, teapot stands, plates, etc. - various decoration including scandy, motto, sailing boats, etc. - various makers including Dartmouth, Daison, Watcombe, etc.

Five Torquay Pottery match strikers with various patterns including scandy and sailing boats - various makers including Watcombe, Longpark, etc.

In the manner of Christopher Dresser - Watcombe or Torquay Pottery - A pair of terracotta candlesticks, wide circular foot and relief banded column and roll-over sconce, enamelled Greek Key and floral panel, within stylised lappet border, the foot with repeating stylised honeysuckle band and green line borders, unmarked, height 16cm. (2)

A Longpark pottery Tormohun Ware Jug, in deep brown ground with green slip verse and ivy motifs, incised and impressed marks to base, H 17cm, together with an Aller Vale pottery Jardiniere, decorated in typical style, D 26cm x H 19cm, a small Watcombe pottery cylindrical Vase, H 7.5cm and a Doulton Lambeth loving Cup with portraits in relief, H 14cm (4) Provenance; The Margaret Squance Collection of Fishley and North Devon pottery; Margaret Squance is the great great granddaughter of Edwin Beer Fishley.

Victorian meat dish by P B & S 'conway' pattern, L46cm, another meat plate decorated in the 'Kyle' pattern, pair of Watcombe pottery vases etc

A quantity of Torquay motto ware pottery including teapot, jugs, cups and saucers, etc. - various makers including Watcombe

A Watcombe Torquay pottery owl bowl with green glaze finish

A mixed group of assorted art pottery, late 19th century onwards, comprising a Minton Secessionist wash basin and jug, no 57 (both extensively repaired), an Upchurch vase, tall Linthorpe twin-handled vase with streaked glaze (repaired rim), small blue Royal Lancastrian vase, Langley (Derbyshire) vase, turquoise Burmantofts faience vase with frilled upper rim (rim repaired), a Linthorpe terracotta dish, group of Watcombe terracotta etc (group, a.f)

Watcombe Torquay Pottery - A 20th Century circa 1930s ceramic Art Deco faience earthenware vase. The vase having hand painted purple floral design with brown handles stylistically typically of Art Deco design. Measuring approximately 25.5cm tall.

Torbay Pottery, Axe Vale Pottery, Sandygate Pottery, Wade, Watcombe Pottery - A lot consisting of Devon-made pottery bowls, plates, four paper weights, five hand blown glass vases - Lot includes a Wade Porcelain turtle trinket box. A Wade Irish Porcelain starfish bowl. A Torbay Pottery leaf bowl, and similar. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (M) NOTE: THIS LOT IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING, PLEASE CONTACT CLIENT SERVICES FOR A LIST OF SUITABLE COURIERS AND A QUOTE.

A collection of Watcombe terracotta pottery, largest 24.5cm high. (23)

Collection of ceramics including Jean Gerbino "micro mosaic" art pottery vase for Vallauris, Watcombe Pottery & Poole pots, Aller Vale vase, Continental signed hand-painted tile and wooden stands etc.

Watcombe Pottery of Torquay Pair of Floral Vases

Child's lettering and printing set, garden gnome, vases, Watcombe Torquay ware urn (AF), Hornsea bud vase, Hornsea Art Pottery vases, green Bakelite lidded pot, Lumley & Co stout bottle etc

A quantity of Torquay Pottery items including Longpark cockerel decorated hatpin holder, baby's plate, Watcombe hair curler stand of tile form, etc.

A quantity of Torquay Pottery motto ware including Watcombe coffee pot, Longpark chamberstick, etc.

WATCOMBE TORQUAY POTTERY; a group of pots and vases decorated with daffodils, including a set of three graduated tri handle vases, tallest height 30cm.Condition Report: No visible signs of restoration,cracks or grazing