Wemyss Ware 'Cabbage Roses'

Wemyss Ware 'Cabbage Roses' Cake Plate c1910

A beautiful Wemyss Ware cabbage roses plate boldly painted by Joseph Nekola, the second generation of Bohemian ceramic artists to work for the Fife pottery. For details and more Wemyss visit Premier Antiques

Victorian Majolica 'Ramshead' Pitchers

Adams & Bromley Victorian Majolica 'Ramshead' Pitcher c1880

Attributed to the Staffordshire firm of Adams and Bromley (1873-1886), this large majolica 'rams head' jug has some fine violets and pinks running through it. Increasingly difficult to find in such good condition. For more details and other pieces of majolica visit Premier Antiques

Royal Winton Green 'Tiger Lily' Cruet

Royal Winton Green 'Tiger Lily' Cruet c1950

A lovely Royal Winton green 'Tiger Lily' cruet in great condition and nicely painted in shades of pink and pale green. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Stevens and Williams Quilted Cased Pink Satin Glass

Stevens and Williams Cased Pink Satin Glass Jug c1890

A rare example of Stevens and Williams satin glass, cased red over white, to form a lovely shaded pink jug with frosted glass handle. The final casing of crystal emphasizes the colour and air- trapped 'zig-zag' design beautifully. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Royal Worcester 'Hadley Roses'

Royal Worcester Hand Painted 'Hadley Roses' Pierced Vase c1910

In 1902 a court ruling in favour of Royal Worcester stated that the Hadley factory had to clearly distinguish their goods from those of the plaintiffs. Hadley began using a new mark with a ribbon enclosing the words 'Worcester, England' and after James Hadley's death in 1905 Royal Worcester purchased the factory. Until 1906, Worcester continued to produce wares at the Hadley works using the Royal Worcester mark with the additional word Hadleyware. In 1906 the workforce, moulds and designs were moved to the main Royal Worcester site where production of Hadley's designs continued and the letter H was added to the shape design number. For more information on this beautiful 'Hadley Roses' vase see Premier Antiques

Royal Worcester 'Hadley Ware' mark c1910

Blue and white transfer ware - John Rogers 'Fallow Deer'

John Rogers 'Fallow Deer' Dinner Plate c1820

A finely potted John Rogers dinner plate featuring two fallow deer in front of a row of cottages. A charming scene used later by Wedgwood. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Art Deco Pottery - Crown Ducal Elesmere

Crown Ducal 'Elesmere' Art Deco Coffee Pot c1930

A lovely Victory shape coffee pot, hand painted with blue and yellow flowers. This classic example of art deco is then finished with fine blue banding and trim. For more details visit my website Premier Antiques

Carlton Ware Yellow 'Foxglove' Mug

Carlton Ware Yellow 'Foxglove' Chocolate Mug c1939

A fine Carlton Ware yellow Foxglove hot chocolate mug with good colours and in excellent condition. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Davidson's Blue Pearline Glass

Davidson's Blue Pearline Glass Comport - 'Princess Diana' Pattern c1890

A rare blue pearline 'Princess Diana' comport, the pattern also known as 'Suite 1890'. In lovely condition. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Clarice Cliff Original Bizarre

Clarice Cliff Original Bizarre Geometric Plate c1927

An original Bizarre plate produced in the first few months of Clarice Cliff's original designs - early hand written 'Bizarre' in red and date impressed for 1926. For more details and a good selection of art deco ceramics visit Premier Antiques