Swansea pearlware bowl commemorating the death of Admiral Nelson, circa 1805

9" diameter and 4" tall

Break out of rim restored

£350

Small pearlware plate commemorating the Coronation of Queen Victoria, circa 1838

3⅜" diameter

£290

Commemorative silk work picture by Ann Coward of Box School, circa 1801

This commemorates the Treaty of Lunéville signed between Napoleon and Francis II the Holy Roman Emperor in 1801, thought to be a run up to the short lived treaty of Amiens in 1803

4¼" diameter overall

£420

Scottish pottery child`s plate commemorating Queen Caroline, circa 1822

These plates were made for the visit to Scotland by the newly crowned King George IV, the first visit to Scotland by a reigning monarch since 1650. Queen Caroline never went.

7½" diameter

Small chip to the rim

£480

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

Drab bodied mug commemorating the election campaign of Thomas Liddell in 1826 for Northumberland

4⅜" tall

Chip to foot rim restored

£580

Blue transfer printed commemorative plate with splash lustre border, circa 1840 probably Sunderland

Commemorates the wedding of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1840

8¼" diameter

£350

Prattware jug moulded with profiles of Admiral Nelson and Captain Berry heros of Battle of the Nile, circa 1798

6¼" tall

See page 154 of Pratt Ware 1780-1840 by John and Griselda Lewis for a similar jug and a later centenary copy

Restored chips to rim and spout

£290

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

Prattware jug commemorating Nelson and Berry`s success in the Battle of the Nile 1798

6⅜" tall

A similar jug can be found on page 154 of Pratt Ware 1780-1840 by John and Griselda Lewis

Chips to rim restored

£240

Reverse print on glass of Britannia Crowning the Duke of Wellington with Victory after the ever Memorable Battle of Waterloo. by W.B.Walker , London, circa 1815

Original stained pearwood frame

15⅞" by 12" overall

£580

Pearlware bust of Alexander I of Russia by Wood & Caldwell, Burslem, Staffordshire, circa 1814

11¾" tall

"Moscow Burnt, Europe Preserved 1812" refers to the energy and time waisted by Napoleon with his invasion of Russia

Black enamels flaked and restored

£890

Prattware jug with the Kings initials GR, circa 1810

5¼" tall

Faint hairline to the rim and small chip on the outside of the foot

£480

Child`s plate Harriot, circa 1841

This plate was also made to commemorate the birth of Albert Edwad (sic) Prince of Wales on the 9th November 1841

Small hairline restored

£195

Parian figure of Wellington, probably Minton, circa 1850

10⅞" tall

Tips of fingers on the plinth restored

£290

Prattware jug moulded with an image of the Duke of Cumberland on horseback, circa 1800

5¼" tall

Restored crack and chips to rim and spout

£290

John Rose Coalport vase commemorating George III, circa 1805

George III was connected with Cheltenham after his visit in 1788 to take the waters which guaranteed Cheltenhams future as a spa town.

10½" tall

£1450

Creamware jug commemorating the death of Nelson and the Victory at Trafalgar, circa 1805

5¾" tall

Small hairline to the rim

£780

Creamware jug commemorating the Reverend John Wesley, circa 1790

5⅜" tall

Restored spout chip and crack

£580