Dekorative Kunst Kaufen

A rare Leeds (Samuel Rainforth, Hunslet Hall Pottery) pearlware mug, circa 1805-10 Printed in blue with a titled portrait of 'LORD NELSON', flanke...

Admiral Lord Howe: A creamware mug and plate, circa 1795 The mug printed in black with a portrait of the 'Right Hon. Earl Howe, Commander of his M...

An English slipware pot, inscribed and dated 1799 Of large size, the flared cylindrical form with a turn-over rim, an aperture in the base, the re...

Two rare creamware jugs, circa 1793-1800 The first finely printed in black with 'The Engagement between the NYMPH 32 Guns 250 Men and the la CLEOP...

A large felspathic stoneware tobacco jar and cover, dated 1810 The cylindrical body and the high domed cover each with three blue oval panels with...

Admiral John Byron: A rare pearlware bowl, circa 1770-80 The interior inscribed in blue 'Success to Admiral Byron' above a flourish, a simple loop...

Duncan and Camperdown: Two rare creamware mugs, circa 1800 One printed in brown and hand-coloured with a titled portrait of 'Admiral Lord Viscount...

Admiral Lord Rodney: a pearlware mug and a creamware mug, circa 1785 The first commemorating the Battle of the Saintes, applied with a medallion d...

A Chamberlain Worcester coffee can from the 'Horatia Service', circa 1802-03 Of slender bucket shape with an ogee handle, decorated with the 'Fine...

A MINIATURE BLUE AND WHITE 'FISHES' CUP AND SAUCERKangxiDecorated with fish amongst aquatic plants, with box.The saucer 6cm (2 3/8in) diam. (3).Fo...

Three creamware dinner plates from the 'Baltic Set Dinner Service', circa 1802 Enamelled with a border of oak leaves and acorns reserving panels i...

Six creamware dessert plates from the 'Baltic Set Dinner Service', circa 1802 Enamelled with a border of oak leaves and acorns reserving panels in...

Three creamware cheese plates from the 'Baltic Set Dinner Service', circa 1802 Enamelled with a border of fruiting oak leaves reserving panels ins...

A pair of Chamberlain Worcester ice pails, covers and liners, circa 1800-10 Of generous size, the urn forms applied with gilt mermaid handles, sup...

A group of Chamberlain Worcester teawares, circa 1800-10 Richly decorated in the 'Fine Old Japan' pattern no.240, with Imari panels including a po...

Jens H. Quistgaard 'Conical-stick' table, designed 1966 Indian rosewood, chromium-plated metal. 47 cm high, 103 cm diameter Produced by Richard Ni...

Jens H. Quistgaard Pair of 'conical-stick' chairs, designed 1966 Indian rosewood, chromium-plated metal. Each: 74 x 65 x 67.5 cm Produced by Richa...

A Liverpool enamel plaque of Admiral Lord Rodney, circa 1780 Oval, printed in brown and hand-coloured with a half-length portrait of Admiral Rodne...

Hans Coper 'Digswell' composite form with disc, circa 1963 Stoneware, black glaze. 14 cm high, 12 cm diameter Underside impressed with artist's se...

A fine South Staffordshire enamel patch box, early 19th century Printed and carefully hand-coloured with a detailed half-length portrait of Nelson...

Two South Staffordshire enamel patch boxes, early 19th century Painted panels on deep blue grounds, the first with a sailor standing on shore besi...

Lucie Rie Pouring vessel, circa 1955 Stoneware, manganese glaze, white glaze to interior. 11.8 x 13.3 x 7.4 cm Underside impressed with artist's ...

A South Staffordshire enamel patch box, circa 1802 Painted with 'The British Embassy to France', two ships in full sail with ensigns emblazoned 'P...

Lucie Rie Bowl, circa 1955 Stoneware, manganese glaze with sgraffito design, white glaze to interior and rim. 7.6 cm high, 12.4 cm diameter Unders...

Lucie Rie Small vase, circa 1975 Mixed clays producing an integral spiral beneath the glaze. 8.7 x 7.5 x 7.2 cm Underside impressed with artist's ...

Two South Staffordshire enamel patch boxes, early 19th century Printed and hand-coloured with trophies of war piled high before ships' sails and r...

Lucie Rie Large footed bowl, circa 1980 Stoneware, matt white glaze with golden manganese rim. 13.3 cm high, 29.2 cm diameter Underside impressed ...

Lucie Rie Footed bowl, circa 1966 Stoneware, green glaze, bronze running rim. 8.6 cm high, 17 cm diameter Underside impressed with artist's seal. ...

Lucie Rie Open bowl, designed for the 50th wedding anniversary of Lord and Lady Chorley, Stanmore, United Kingdom, 1975 Stoneware, golden manganes...

Lucie Rie Beaker, 1957 Stoneware, manganese and white pitted glazes, with ribbing to interior and incised band to exterior 'P·R·II·II·MDCCCCLVII·'...

Lucie Rie Bowl, circa 1954 Stoneware, manganese glaze with sgraffito design, white glaze to interior. 7.1 cm high, 11.7 cm diameter Underside impr...

Two Prattware plaques of naval heroes, circa 1790-1800 Each with a bust-length portrait of an admiral wearing the garter star on the breast of his...

Lucie Rie Set of six bowls, 1970s Stoneware, shiny white glaze with feathered manganese rim. Each: 5.5 cm high, 14 cm diameter Each underside impr...

Admiral Lord Rodney: A Wedgwood creamware bowl and a pearlware mug, circa 1780-85 Printed in black by Sadler and Green of Liverpool with a portrai...

Lucie Rie Vase with squared neck, early 1960s Stoneware, cream and pale brown speckled glazes. 18 x 17 x 16.5 cm Underside impressed with artist's...

Admiral Lord Rodney: A large pearlware bowl, circa 1780 The interior inscribed in blue 'Success to Rodney', below a diaper border, the exterior pa...

Lucie Rie Pepper and mustard pot, circa 1956 Stoneware, shiny white glaze with manganese rim and top, cork. Pepper: 11.5 cm high, 5.5 cm diameter ...

A treacle glazed pottery bust of Admiral Sir John Jervis, Earl St Vincent, early 19th century Modelled in military uniform complete with a sash an...

Lucie Rie Mug, circa 1940 Stoneware, running cream and orange glazes. 7.2 x 11.7 x 9 cm Underside impressed RIE. Footnotes: Provenance Fritz Lampl...

Lucie Rie Thirteen buttons, circa 1945-1950 Earthenware, blue glazes. Largest: 4.6 x 4 x 2 cm Produced for Bimini, London. Each impressed with Bim...

A black basalt bust of Admiral Lord Duncan, circa 1805 Modelled gazing to his left, the waisted plinth base with relief trophies of war including ...

A large 'terracotta' creamware jug, circa 1805-15 Printed in black on an attractive orange ground, a half-length portrait of Admiral Nelson signed...

Lucie Rie Six hatpins, circa 1945-1950 Earthenware, shiny and matt coloured glazes, steel. Largest: 5 x 7.8 x 2.4 cm Footnotes: Provenance Fritz ...

Lucie Rie Twenty-three buttons and stick pins, circa 1945-1950 Stoneware, various glazes, metal, glass. Comprising of 16 buttons, 4 stick pins, 2...

The Nile and Trafalgar: Two creamware jugs, circa 1805-10 Printed in black, the first with a portrait of Nelson, putti representing Fame and Victo...

Three pearlware jugs, circa 1805-20 Printed in yellow against a rich brown ground, a portrait of Nelson under each spout below his famous signal '...

Lucie Rie Thirteen buttons, circa 1945-50 Earthenware, brown, black, gold and manganese glazes. Largest: 5.6 x 5.6 x 0.9 cm Produced for Bimini, L...

Lucie Rie Eighteen buttons, circa 1945-1950 Unglazed earthenware in tones of brown and terracotta. Largest button: 3.9 cm diameter, 1.2 cm deep P...

Five Prattware jugs, circa 1800 Two moulded with busts in profile of Admiral Lord Nelson and Captain Berry flanked by ships, another with Nelson a...

Lucie Rie Thirteen buttons and brooches, circa 1945-1950 Glazed stoneware, brown, gold, manganese and red glazes. Comprising of 11 buttons and 2 b...

Lucie Rie Eleven winged brooches, circa 1945-1950 Stoneware, grey, blue, gold and brown glazes. mostly in pairs, manganese and blue glazed Larges...

Nelson and Collingwood: Two pearlware jugs and a mug, early 19th century Each printed in blue with the titled portraits of Lord Nelson and Lord Co...

Lucie Rie Ten knotted buttons, circa 1945-1950 Stoneware, silver, gold, cream and plum glazes. Largest: 3.8 x 3.8 x 1.5 cm Produced for Bimini, L...

Lucie Rie Four brooches and buckles, circa 1945-1950 Stoneware, shiny and matt silver and gold glazes. Comprising 2 brooches and 2 buckles. Larg...

Lucie Rie Seven buttons and brooches, circa 1945-1950 Earthenware, gold and white glazes, glass. Comprising 4 buttons and 3 brooches. Largest: 3.8...

'Success to the British Fleet': Three lustre jugs, early 19th century A pearlware example with gadrooned foot, painted in silver lustre, red and g...

Lucie Rie Rare '1951' brooch, designed for the Festival of Britain, 1951 Earthenware, gold glaze. 3 x 5 x 1.3 cm Footnotes: Provenance Fritz Lamp...

A Hollins felspathic stoneware porter mug and jug and a similar jug, circa 1797-10 The engine-turned rims picked out in rich brown glaze, a distin...

Lucie Rie Rare galleon brooch, circa 1945-1950 Earthenware, gold and blue glazes. 6.5 x 5.5 x 2.3 cm Produced for Bimini, London. Impressed with B...

Two Wedgwood black basalt portrait medallions, circa 1800 The plaques of upright oval form, applied in relief with profile portraits of Admiral Vi...