… …a rare pattern that I have not seen before save the two pieces offered on this page...a delicate green slup bunting-like design adorns the pot with a lively stroke… … Measures 4.5x3.75. Made in Devon England at the Torquay Potteries. Antique pottery sold as found, images show condition of piece. There's something festive and fun about this pattern! -- if you know anything more about it, please share!
…a rare pattern that I have not seen before save the two pieces offered on this page...a delicate green slup bunting-like design adorns the pot with a lively stroke… Measures 3.5x4. Made in Devon England at the Torquay Potteries. Antique pottery sold as found, images show condition of piece. Quite festive and fun! If you know anything more about this pattern, please share!
…a fabulous wihite clay piece from the Watcombe pottery, clearly marked with a stamp that indicates it was made between 1880 and 1901. 2 pieces that have well-survived time... Measures 5.75x3.75. Made in Devon England at the Torquay Potteries. Antique pottery sold as found, images show condition of piece...a rare find...
…quite a compelling fellow! Stern of face and heavily potted, his colors are bright and wonderful. Measures 5.5x4.5. Made in Devon England at the Torquay Potteries. Antique pottery sold as found, images show condition of piece…
A wonderful Blue Ground Lady Bird piece…I am smitten with this pattern and this is a charming example! Made in Devon England at the Torquay Potteries. Antique pottery sold as found, images show condition of piece…measures 6x4
Classic match striker reads, “a match for any man” wonderful slip adornments. This is an early pieces c.1890…Made in Devon England at the Torquay Potteries. Antique pottery sold as found, images show condition of piece… measures 3” x 3.5”
…a wonderful early pot with an early exploratory scandy and fronded dot design… clsoest to S1 in the pattern codes. Measures 4.75x3. Made in Devon England at the Torquay Potteries. Antique pottery sold as found, images show condition of piece. Suspected restoration to rim, not sure, I cannot tell if it is the clay or stippling during the firing as some of these early glazed pieces have roughness in their humble charms. ALler Vale of course and mark inducates 1887-1897... I hope I look this cute at 130 years old!