This is a large, early Victorian Staffordshire pottery twin handled frog mug, depicting Robert Burns, Allan Masterton, & William Nicol, with the motto 'WILLIE BREW D A PECK O MALT', & made in Staffordshire, England around the 1850's.
This is a Napoleonic era French porcelain trinket or jewellery box, finished in painted enamels with Gilt highlights & two transfer scenes, and dating to around 1850.
The hinged box is rectangular in form, with decorative gilt metal mounts & a gilt metal line ...click for details
This is a small, 19th Century pill or patch box, made of porcelain in a pearl lustre glaze with metal mounts, and probably of European manufacture, around 1880 - 90.
The box is circular in form, vaguely 'bun' shaped, and has a hinged lid, with the hinge, moun ...click for details
This is a Doulton Lambeth pounce or pepper pot with a solid Silver top, the base impressed & signed for 1873, & the Silver top fully hallmarked for London 1873.
The pot, most probably designed by George Tinworth, is finished in a Blue, Green, Brown, & Whi ...click for details
