CREAM WARE JUG. Painted decorations in under-glaze colours. Typical example of Oriental influence on earthenware.
(_In the possession of Mr. W. L. Yeulett._)]
STAFFORDSHIRE CREAM WARE JUG. Crudely painted in colours with English subject. Typical of earthenware of latter part of eighteenth century.
(_In the collection of Mrs. M. M. Fairbairn._)]
BARREL-SHAPED MUG BY ENOCH WOOD. Decorated with translucent green at top and base. Diaper pattern stamped and coloured brown, and alternate lines of grey.
(_In the collection of Mr. Robert Bruce Wallis._)
Teapoy, square, cream coloured, splashed with green, having female embossed figures, and inscribed "Abraham Randell, Alice Randell 1779," 5-1/4 in. high. Bond, Ipswich, April, 1906. 7 10 0
Plates, pair, foliage in blue on mottled ground, inscribed "LBC 1739." Christie, June, 1906 14 3 6
Teapot, agate ware, modelled with shells. Christie, June, 1906 12 1 6
Figures of musicians (three). Christie, November, 1906 13 2 6
Plaque. Portrait of Sarah Malcolm Saunders, executed in 1733 (very rare), taken from picture by Hogarth. Sotheby, November, 1906 2 10 0
Teapot and cover and milk ewer and cover, mottled. Puttick & Simpson, November, 1906 4 4 0
Figure of "Hope," with splashed and mottled base. Sotheby, February, 1907 1 15 0
Toy Teapot and cover, with vine-leaves and grapes in relief, decorated in rich translucent colours. Sotheby, February, 1907 2 18 0
Teapot and cover, agate ware, modelled with shells. Christie, April, 1907 5 15 6
Teapot, with roses in colours on blue ground, and another with rosebuds and strawberries on pink ground. Christie, April, 1907 27 6 0
Teapot, teacup, and two saucers, with flowers in colours in Chinese style. Christie, April, 1907 11 0 6
Group of two birds in tree, translucent colours. Sotheby, July, 1907 2 18 0
Teapot and cover, with peasant figures in colours. Christie, July, 1907 13 13 0
Figure of _Stag_ at rest, mottled brown and white, on green pedestal (10-1/2 in. high). Christie, November, 1907 10 10 0
Group of _Lovers_, pair, with birdcage, lamb, and dog (10 in. and 11 in. high). Christie, January, 1908 22 1 0
_St. George and Dragon_ figure (11 in. high), and group nearly similar. Christie, January, 1908 10 10 6