Studio Pottery Condiment Pot – Broadway Pottery
£6.00Studio Pottery Condiment Pot – Broadway Pottery Approximately 8cm in diameter and 7cm tall inc lid
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Studio Pottery Condiment Pot – Broadway Pottery Approximately 8cm in diameter and 7cm tall inc lid

Mid Century Enamel Dish Enamel on Copper Pin Dish 1960’s French Canadian designers Micheline de Pasille and Yves Sylvestre – husband and wife Pioneers of the art of enameling on copper Approximately 9.5cm in diameter One small chip to the enamel near the edge

Studio Pottery Lidded Dish – Bernard Leach, Cracked Approximately 10cm in diameter and 9cm tall This pot is not in great condition but might be of interest to a pottery enthusiast Please see photos

Elizabethan ‘Portobello 4’ Bone China Cake Plate Approximately 23.5cm in diameter A very retro pattern of blue and purple flowers on a white background This is used, so has surface scuffs but overall good condition

Studio Pottery Bowl Hand Crafted It does have a makers mark but I haven’t identified it Approximately 16cm in diameter and 11cm tall Soft pad have been added to the base

Hammered Copper Dish With Brass Pixie Centre Approximately 15cm in diameter

Arts & Crafts Hammered Pewter Footed Dish By Halo Made in England Approximately 20 X 20cm Scuffs to inside from use An interesting and unusual shape

Studio Pottery Milk Jug & Sugar Bowl – Pailton Pottey Numbered 75 on the bottom – possibly 1975


Luzerner Keramik Penguin Bowl Hand made in Switzerland Approximetaly 12cm in diameter and 7.5cm deep The mat black glaze does have a few scuffs but no chips or cracks I don’t know the age but definitely has a mid century look

Elizabethan ‘Portobello 4’ Bone China Side or Tea Plates A set of 6 small plates -16.5cm diameter A very retro pattern of blue and purple flowers on a white background This set is used, so has light surface scuffs but overall very good condition

Vintage Crown Devon Sugar Sifter Floral Design Does have crazing Approximately 12cm tall I have put a new stopper in the bottom