China & Glass

A rare find. A 19th century Minton 10” dinner plate in the Lyre pattern.

Hand painted in a cobalt blue & red floral design. In good condition. 1 has a chip on one edge and wear to some of painted on the rims, but no cracks. 

Minton based in Staffordshire, England was one of the most successful and well known pottery companies of its time. 

Please email hello@iris-and-mabel.com for more information on this and delivery costs. Collection in person can be arranged from Northamptonshire. 

A beautiful French decanter with cut glass stopper and two rather cool shot glasses.

All decorated with a hand painted cockerel. 

A cut glass decanter with stopper ideal for port or madeira. In good condition.

Would look lovely on a sideboard, drinks trolley or bar.

Height incl stopper 34cm

A Queen’s Blue Story Royal Calico jug.

Ideal size for a lovely bunch of flowers or for water. 

In great condition ~ dishwasher proof

Height 23cm

A pretty vintage Crabtree & Evelyn soap dish.

Lovely design and in perfect condition. 

An easy present or lovely to have in your own bathroom. 

A traditional transfer ware cake stand in the classic blue & white Willow pattern. 

Ideal for serving mince pies or canapés this festive season. 

Has a hairline crack on the base, not detracting from its beauty. 

Diameter 22cm 

Height 8cm

A Burleigh Victorian Chintz jug. In perfect condition & a good size for milk or cream. 

Made in Staffordshire.

Height 13cm

A cut glass, heavy trifle bowl. 

Perfect for serving puddings. 

In good condition.

A pretty Whieldon ware Queen Anne plate.

Thomas Whieldon was an English potter who played a leading role in the development of Staffordshire pottery in the 18th century.

In good condition with no chips or cracks.

Diameter 22cm 

A gorgeous pale neutral coloured jug.

Unusual handle and design on the front. 

Perfect for a bunch of flowers.

Height 20cm

A Staffordshire Croft honey pot.

Made in England

A gorgeous addition to your breakfast table. 

Height 12cm

A set of four Staffordshire Cornish ware dinner plates.

Made in England.

All in good condition. 

Diameter 25cm

This is a stunning piece of antique Jasper ware in a beautiful cornflower blue.

Jasper ware is a type of pottery first developed by Josiah Wedgwood in the 18th century.  Usually described as stoneware for its matte biscuit finish. 

Done & base with no chips or cracks.

Would make a great centrepiece for a dinner.

Diameter 30cm

Height 22cm

China jug in a relief country scene. Pale lavender background. Pretty for a little post of spring flowers.

Height 10cm 

A pair of Victorian cut glass decanter, etched in a fern design typical of this era. One of the stoppers is slightly chipped but otherwise in good condition. 

Haddon Transferware plate in blue & white. Discolouration & crackling in places.

Width 25cm

Fruit Basket design ~ patent Ironstone

Made in England

A set of six cut glass glasses.

Ideal for port, but could be used for whisky or sloe gin.

Height 13cm

A large meat platter with a colourful decoration of fruit. 

Made in England

Width 45cm

This looks like Wedgwood but unfortunately does not have the stamp, nonetheless a very pretty usuable jug. Slightly tapered. Rope handle. Water tight. 

Height 20cm

1790 ‘Avon Scenes’

Large in size this beautiful Palissy china has lots of charm and would make a decorative piece to display on a dresser or shelf. 

This beautiful collectors cup & saucer is a highly decorative piece of porcelain by the well known German producer Dresden.

In perfect condition with chips or cracks. 

Ideal to add to an existing collection.

Height 9cm

A useful meat platter with a floral transfer pattern.

Has some crackle to the glaze but no chips or cracks

Width 46cm

Plain white Victorian meat plate.

Perfect for serving & dining.

Width 40cm

A 19th  century Minton shallow tureen base in the Lyre pattern. Useful as serving dishes or to plant some Spring bulbs in. 

One has a chip to the back of one of the edges of the tureen, this is not visible from the front. 

Width 29cm

A set of three 19th century Minton meat platters in the Lyre pattern. 

All in great condition. 

Very useful for serving or display 

Large 36cm

Medium 33cm

Small 27cm

A rare find. A 19th century Minton 8” small plate in the Lyre design.

Hand painted in a cobalt blue & red floral design. Wear to some of painted edges, but overall in good condition.

Minton bases in Staffordshire, England was one of the most successful and well known pottery companies of its time.

Please email hello@iris-and-mabel.com for more information or delivery costs. Can be arranged to be collected in person from Northamptonshire. 

This beautiful decorative fruit bowl was manufactured by Masons with a Vista transfer print in brown. 

Width 28cm

Height 11cm

In the classic ‘Willow’ design by W. R. Midwinter Ltd. This is a perfect plate to use for serving. 

Width 35cm

Antique ironstone platter in the classic blue Willow pattern. 

W38 x H30cm