Squat mottled blue glazed fish jug standing 4 inches high by Baron Barnstaple. Number 56. Inscribed ‘The largest part of a fish is the tale.’ Early example of the fish jugs.
Price £160
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Beautiful Baron Barnstaple green matt glazed fish base, 5 inches high inscribed ‘The largest part of a fish is usually the tale’. Number 56. Excellent condition
Price £180
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Pair of Baron (Barnstaple) blue glazed vases decorated with embossed white flowers. Model number 401, standing 6 inches high
Price £110
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A collector’s dream. This Limoges blue hind Hine’s Cognac decanter is in mint condition, unopened and boxed.
Price £850
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Unusual pink glazed Baron (Barnstaple) small vase, model number 3911.
4 inches high.
Price £80
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A beautiful jardiniere by Alexander Lauder (Barnstaple) with a wavy rim and six asymmetric handles, sgrafitto decorated with song birds and flowers under green brown slips on a blue ground. Impressed Lauderdale Barum. 20cm high.
Sold as seen.
£160
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Alexander Lauder was born in 1836. He became the head tutor at Barnstaple School of Art where Charles Hubert Brannam was a pupil. At the age of forty he founded Lauder and Smith with his brother in law W.O. Smith, a factory close to Barnstaple in North Devon. The company made bricks, tiles and terracotta pots, and experimented with art pottery.