Webb's Satin Glass

Thomas Webb Cased Blue Satin Glass Vase c1880

A lovely 19th century Webb's Satin glass vase, cased blue over white with 'quilted' diamond air traps and a final casing of crystal. For more details see Premier Antiques

Royal Winton 'Sweet Pea' Chintz

Grimwades Royal Winton 'Sweet Pea' Chintz Tazza c1936

A lovely little Royal Winton 'Sweet Pea' tazza in excellent condition. For more details and more pieces of sweet pea visit Premier Antiques

Gibson's Art Deco

Gibson's art deco dish and spoons c1935

An unusual Gibson's hand painted double jam dish with two matching spoons. A rare find and very pretty. For more details visit my website Premier Antiques

Early Blue and White - Spode's Union Wreath

Spode 'Union Wreath' Cream Jug c1830

Introduced in 1825 this lovely floral design with small sprays of roses, shamrocks and thistles is found on bone china and felspar tea and coffee wares. Here is a fine cream jug with a beautiful looped 'swan neck' handle. For more details visit my website Premier Antiques

Wemyss Ware Pen Trays

Wemyss Ware 'Cabbage Roses' Pen Tray c1900

Rare shapes to find, here are two lovely Wemyss pen trays. For more details and a selection of old Wemyss Ware visit my website Premier Antiques

Wemyss Ware 'Black Leghorn Cockerel and Hens' Pen Tray c1900

Victorian Parian Ware

19th century Parian Ware

For a fine selection of antique Parian from Copeland, Goss, Minton and Robinson and Leadbeater visit Premier Antiques

Royal Winton English Rose Chintz

Royal Winton Chintz 'English Rose' Art Deco Dish c1940

A pretty chintz from the 1940s and 50s with pink roses and other flowers against a creamy yellow background. Here shown to great effect on a Humber shape dish with scrolled handles and edges. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Davidson's Blue Pearline Glass - Lady Caroline

A superb 'Lady Caroline' blue pearline posy vase, a design introduced by Davidsons in 1891. For more details visit my website Premier Antiques

Davidson's blue pearline glass c1891

Royal Doulton - Wild Rose or Roses G

Royal Doulton 'Wild Rose' Dorothy Cake Plate D6227 c1950

The Wild Rose series (originally called 'Roses G') was introduced in 1940 and produced until around 1959. Magnificent single roses hand painted in crimson, salmon pink and cream on a mottled deep blue background. For a good selection visit my website Premier Antiques

Royal Doulton 'Wild Rose' Series Art Deco Tray D6227 c1949

Richardson's Vaseline Glass

Richardson's vaseline glass dish c1880

Stourbridge had been an important centre for glass making from the 17th century and by the early 19th century many firms in the area were well established in the production of quality glass. By the 1870s as the Aesthetic and Arts and Crafts movements began to influence public taste, the glass houses responded by introducing new materials and techniques. Richardson's were at the forefront of this, producing some fine and innovative opalescent hand made glass. Adding uranium to the mix and controlled reheating of the item produced degrees of a golden lemon yellow opalescence, which was subsequently called vaseline glass. For more details see Premier Antiques