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BELLARMINE STONWARE BOTTLE, CIRCA 1650.

BELLARMINE STONWARE BOTTLE, CIRCA 1650.

A very nice Bellarmine stoneware jug with attractive mottled glaze. The shoulder of the jug features the bearded man mask and below that a large ornate medallion with coat of arms which is more unusual than the standard Tudor rose or lion designs, The reverse side features the original handle . There are several attractive glazed kiln marks from manufacture, one of which is close to the mask. ...  read more

Code: 2340

395.00 GBP

THE BUNGALOW STONWARE FOOT WARMER.

THE BUNGALOW STONWARE FOOT WARMER.

A very nice stoneware bed / footwarmer with highley detailed pectoral advertising, THE BUNGALOW FOOTWARMER REGISTERED NO 628870 DENBY STONWARE, with large pictorial trademark of a highly detailed bungalow. Complete with original stopper and metal hooks. Mint condition.  read more

Code: 2335

98.00 GBP

MINITURE DOULTON STONEWARE GINGER BEER BOTTLE.

MINITURE DOULTON STONEWARE GINGER BEER BOTTLE.

This very nice brown salt glazed example stands at just over 2 inches in height. Doulton Lambeth pottery stamp to base. [Condition: Mint]  read more

Code: 1425

28.00 GBP

ENGLISH MANUFACTURED STONWARE HAMILTON BOTTLE, CIRCA 1830.

ENGLISH MANUFACTURED STONWARE HAMILTON BOTTLE, CIRCA 1830.

A superb dark brown glazed stoneware Hamilton bottled for mineral water and which is impressed BSWM EX. The bottle was used by the Bombay Soda Water Manufacturer, the EX mark was for the English exercise duty and this mark was used from 1812 until 1834 and confirms that the bottle was made in England. The BSWM company supplied mineral water to the British who were stationed in India during the...  read more

Code: 2082

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STONEWARE BELLERMINE JUG, CIRCA 1685.

STONEWARE BELLERMINE JUG, CIRCA 1685.

This is a really beautiful mottled brown glazed example featuring the face of the bearded man on the shoulder and large coat of arms on the belly of the bellermine. The jug dates to about circa 1685. Height just under 9 inches. No cracks or repairs, the jug shows light age wear as you would expect after more than 300 years.  read more

Code: 1942

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