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A vintage Danish stoneware dish by Royal Copenhagen, attributed to ceramicist Gerd Bøgelund. Its broad rim features a flowing border of stylised leaves, picked out in pale olive against a deep brown ground. The softly speckled centre brings together cream, moss green and warm brown, with variations in the glaze giving the surface plenty of depth.
Danish stoneware vase made by Nymølle for Ceres Breweries in Aarhus, with a gently tapered shape and raised ears of grain repeated around the body. The mottled glaze combines pale olive and sage green with honey-gold highlights, deepening to a warm ochre around the rim.
A small vintage Welsh pottery bowl with a glossy butter-yellow interior that blends into a deep teal pool at the centre. The outside combines soft green, cream and ochre glazes above a rich reddish-brown base, with fine brown bands following the gently flared rim.
A vintage cow-shaped milk jug with a rounded cream-and-black body, glossy black legs and ochre-coloured hooves. A little pink-and-white udder sits underneath, giving this unusual piece its unmistakable character.
A wonderful vintage commemorative bottle by Wheaton Glass, produced in vibrant cobalt blue glass with an iridescent finish. One side features an embossed eagle landing on the lunar surface, accompanied by the words “Apollo 11 – First on the Moon” and the date July 20, 1969. The reverse depicts the three Apollo 11 astronauts, Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins, alongside Neil Armstrong's famous words about mankind's giant leap.
A vintage Wheaton Glass commemorative bottle celebrating Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th President of the United States. Made in deep purple glass with an iridescent finish, it features a raised portrait of Eisenhower on one side and the inscription “Peace with Justice” on the reverse, surrounded by embossed stars.
A vintage American commemorative bottle by Wheaton Glass, made in rich amber glass with a beautiful iridescent finish. One side features an embossed portrait of Will Rogers wearing his familiar cowboy hat, while the reverse carries his famous saying, “I never met a man I didn't like.”
A charming small Poole Pottery vase with a rounded body, narrow neck and delicate hand-painted floral decoration. A cobalt-blue flower sits alongside smaller pink blooms and green leaves, while a yellow band and dotted blue rim complete the design.
This vintage Poole Pottery vase is decorated with an elaborate arrangement of stylised flowers in cobalt blue, lilac, red and golden yellow, accompanied by sweeping green foliage. Its rounded body and gently flared neck provide plenty of space for the colourful design.
A beautifully decorated Poole Pottery vase featuring an arrangement of stylised tulip-like flowers, leaves and scrolling foliage in sunny yellow, soft pink, turquoise and blue. Coloured bands around the neck and base frame the floral design.
This vintage Poole Pottery pot features a wonderfully playful blue bird perched among colourful flowers and sweeping foliage, with a purple band decorating the lid. A small notch allows room for a spoon, making it suitable for preserves or sugar.
An art glass fish sculpture with a wonderfully fluid design and a kaleidoscope of colour running through its body.
A vintage Scheurich pottery vase with a colourful abstract design that captures the playful, experimental spirit of mid-century West German ceramics.
A striking vintage German Rumtopf jar, decorated with richly coloured cobalt blue fruit motifs against a beautifully textured cream and brown background.
A wonderfully characterful vintage German Rumtopf jar, finished in a rich amber and honey-brown glaze with a distinctive textured surface and raised fruit decoration.
A tall West German ceramic vase with an intricate patterned surface and a rich combination of honey, cream and glossy chocolate brown.
A decorative brass apple with a softly rounded body, topped with a sculpted stalk and two beautifully detailed leaves. The lid lifts away around the middle to reveal a compartment for jewellery, loose change or small keepsakes.
A bottle vase by Jano Clarke with gently faceted sides, sloping shoulders and a short neck finished with a rounded collar. The shaped body gives it an appealing outline, with subtle changes of angle catching the light across the glazed surface.
A rounded handled vase by Jano Clarke, with a short neck, curved loop handle and a rich glaze of rusty orange, muted teal and deep brown. Broad oval areas of pale blue-green frame small cream botanical motifs, creating a pattern that changes as you turn the piece.
Raised ears of wheat curve around this lidded Jano Clarke jar, their warm rust-brown colour standing out against a finely mottled green glaze
Warm orange and rust tones give this Jano Clarke sugar pot a particularly rich finish, set off by cream and blue-green spiral decoration around the rounded body
This Jano Clarke vase combines a rounded body and slender neck with a striking arrangement of vertical panels.
Sweeping cream botanical motifs give this Jano Clarke handled vase its distinctive character, spreading across a rounded body glazed in blue, turquoise and soft green.
Deep blue, turquoise and warm rust flow across this rounded Jano Clarke vase, with creamy streaks spreading over the shoulders beneath a gently flared neck.
A beautifully weighty art glass vase with a soft frosted finish and sweeping bands of blue, green and yellow running through the body.
A striking tall bud vase in rich ruby red and clear glass, with a wonderfully sculptural shape and a heavy rounded base.
A tall satin glass vase with a beautifully soft, frosted finish and sweeping bands of green running through the body.
A handsome pair of J & G Meakin Maidstone pots, with all the wonderfully restrained styling you’d hope for from British tableware of the period.
A lovely graphic piece of West German pottery by Jopeko, with an almost reptilian black-and-white crackle glaze covering the entire exterior.
A striking vintage French lidded tureen, likely from Vallauris and dating to around the 1960s–70s. The low, broad form is finished in a wonderfully wild reactive glaze, with mustard, olive green and deep brown breaking into a mass of bubbled, cratered textures across the surface.