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Architectural clock case with cream running glaze over a brown ground and 8 day striking movement by Harrison and Sons, Darlington. Clock cases are very rare nowadays although many were manufactured but not fitted with movements, possibly due to difficulties caused by distortion during firing. Marks: Linthorpe / 1973. |
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Dorman Museum Collection. |
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Dresser jug with green mottled running glaze, similar to a candle holder in metal for Perry & Sons, Wolverhampton.
Marks: Linthorpe / Chr Dresser / HT / 606.
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Dorman Museum Collection. |
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Pot-Pourri bowl with flowing green glaze and pierced decoration of a stylised butterfly and flower heads. Sky blue glaze to the interior and monogram of Rachel Smith to the underside of the lid. Marks: Linthorpe / HT / 975 / RS. |
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Dorman Museum Collection. |
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Rare ovoid vase with streaky iridescent glaze in shades of green, blue and brown. Marks: Linthorpe / Chr Dresser / HT / 270. Flanked by two stylish vases, on the left in khaki green number 1737 and on the right an elegant collared vase with yellow / brown flowing glaze and streaky blue glaze to the inner neck, number 1160. |
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