#205 - An English late 19th Century Doulton Burslem $200.00 A yellow and black gorgeous bowl made in England by Doulton, Burslem in 1892. Transfer printed Willow pattern. This pattern was developed around 1790 by Thomas Minton for the Caughley factory in England and subsequently copied by many bone china and stoneware manufacturers around Staffordshire. In mint condition. Size: total diameter almost 8 inches, 4 1/3 inches high, top opening 6 inches. More Pictures & Description

#202 - An English Staffordshire Toby Jug $450.00 An original and genuine Staffordshire Toby Jug with a Toby character seated o­n a chair and holding a jug of ale o­n his right hand. It is in excellent condition. Circa 1850. Size:9.5 inches high (14 cm) More Pictures & Description

#204 - An English 19th Century Staffordhire Toby $480.00 An original and genuine Staffordshire Toby jug decorated in vibrant colors circa 1860 Size: 9.5 inches high (14 cm) More Pictures & Description

#206 - A Pair of Art Noveau Royal Doulton Jardinieres circa 1900 $400.00 A wonderful pair of Art Noveau Royal Doulton jardinieres or vases with the impressed marks of Royal Doulton for the year 1914: a Crowned lion standing o­n the Royal Doulton mark;   the letter "o" incised above the number "8197"  and the  potter's signature: "MW". These vases are are very decorative and in mint condition. Size: 10cm high and 10.50 cm wide. More Pictures & Description

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