Shorter & Son Jugs

Shorter & Son 'Daffodil' Jug c1950

For a good selection of vintage art deco jugs and other Shorter wares visit my website Premier Antiques

Shorter & Son majolica 'Bramble' jug c1935

Shorter & Son Green 'Dahlia' Cream Jug c1939 

Flow Blue

Flow Blue loving cup - J & R Godwin c1845

Flow Blue was first made in Staffordshire about 1825. It's thought to have occurred by accident and this attractive mistake was then developed and exploited by adding chlorine to the kiln which caused the colour to spread and blur - thus flow blue. Below is an early example from the 1840s. For more details see Premier Antiques

Grimwades Royal Winton - Fairy Castles

Rare Grimwades 'Fairy Castles' vase c1925

A rare and early lustre design which usually when seen is a stylised landscape with castles. Here is a fantastic vase which also features a fairy. For more details see Premier Antiques

Broseley Willow Pattern

Blue & White sucrier c1815

The Broseley pattern is often a reversed version of the Willow pattern and printed in paler colours on bone china tea ware. Here is a fine sucrier c1815. For more details see Premier Antiques

Royal Doulton Coaching Days

Royal Doulton 'Coaching Days' Rocket jug c1920

A scarce rocket shape jug in the very collectable Coaching Days series introduced in 1905 and designed by Victor Venner. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Wedgwood Green Majolica

Wedgwood green majolica c1860

Two superb Wedgwood green glazed majolica dishes molded with grape vines and oak leaves on two types of basket/cane weave backgrounds. Finely potted and lovely rich glazes. For more details see Premier Antiques

Wedgwood green majolica c1860

Royal Doulton - Jackdaw of Rheims

Royal Doulton Jackdaw of Rheims series ware plate c1920

An unusual Royal Doulton rack plate from the Jackdaw of Rheims series first introduced in 1906. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Royal Doulton - Nasturtium

Royal Doulton 'Nasturtium' Arnhem tray c1950

Introduced by Royal Doulton in the 1940s, 'Nasturtium' belongs to a series of hand painted fruit and flowers on mottled backgrounds. One of the most vibrant and rare of the ten known designs, here it works beautifully on an 'Arnhem' shape tray or dish. For more details see Premier Antiques

Grimwades - Bruce Bairnsfather Wares

Grimwades Bairnsfather Ware c1920

A rare Grimwades plate based on the WW1 cartoon sketches of Bruce Bairnsfather. For more details see Premier Antiques

Novelty Carlton Ware Cruets

Carlton Ware Crinoline Lady cruet c1939

As well as the luxury 'best' lustre wares and pretty embossed floral ranges, Carlton Ware were also famous for their humorous and much collected novelty wares. For more visit Premier Antiques

Carlton Ware Pheasant cruet c1950