Blue edge pearlware dish, Joshua Heath, circa 1790

5⅛" long

Tiny chips to edge

£89

Pearlware plaque, Paris and Aphrodite, circa 1800

8½" by 7¼"

£480

Large pearlware model of a castle, circa 1820

12" tall and 13½" wide

Some restoration

£2950

Pearlware botanical plate Annual Lavataria, circa 1820

8½" diameter

£145

Scottish pearlware carpet bowl jack, circa 1850

1⅜" diameter

£78

Pearlware teapot, circa 1790

5⅞" tall

Chips to the lid, spout and rim restored

£580

Large Pearlware mug, circa 1800

Height: 6¼"

Small chips to the rim restored

£350

Pearlware plaque of a jester, circa 1790

6⅜" by 5¾"

Break in the rim restored

£290

Pearlware cow creamer, circa 1820

8" long and 5" tall

Restoration to lid, tail break and horns

£780

Pearlware bowl made to celebrate George III`s return to health, circa 1790

8½" diameter and 3¼" tall

Two hairlines to the rim restored

£890

Pearlware bust of William Clowes a Primitive Methodist, c1840

William Clowes (1780-1851) was born in Burslem Staffordshire and came from a line of potters. He initially worked as a potter then had aspirations to be a premier dancer, finally he was converted and led Methodist meetings.

10⅝" tall

Restored break in socle and enamels restored

£950

Pearlware silver resist decorated jug commemorating William Henry West Betty the British Child Actor, circa 1804

William Betty was born in shrewsbury in 1791 and rose to fame on the stage as a boy prodigy. He attracted great attention and played classical parts in Covent Garden and Drury Lane attracting an unprecedented salary of 75 guineas a night.

George III presented him to the queen and Pitt on one occasion adjourned the House of Commons so that members might be in time for his performance.

End of the spout broken off and restuck. 5½" tall

£1200

Pearlware mellon, circa 1790

There is some conjecture of what use this melon had, it was not a food mould and the most plausible suggestion so far is for a counter balance for curtains or lighting the interior filled with lead shot.

5" long

A few very faint hairlines

£480

Creamware bin label Sherry, circa 1800

4⅞" across

£98

Creamware bin label Sherry, circa 1800

4⅞" across

£98

Rare pearlware mug printed with A View of the CAST IRON BRIDGE Erected over the RIVER THAMES circa 1820 by I Dawson & Co, Sunderland

This is Southwark bridge designed by John Rennie and opened in this form in 1819

4⅜" tall

Clean break to the handle restored

£1650

Pearlware model of a pug, circa 1820

2¾" tall

Chip to the base restored

£240

Pearlware Toby jug, circa 1810

9¾" tall

Restoration to his hat

£850

Pearlware cow creamer, c1820

5½" tall

Tail, lid, one horn and one ear restored

£780

Pearlware fox head stirrup cup, circa 1800

4¾" long

£480