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Extremely rare Ewenny cockerel plate in olive green, with the cockerel in relief and moulded decoration of daffodils around the border. Foot rim pierced for hanging. Incised mark Ewenny Pottery 1914 Diameter 9", footrim base 4-5 " |
Rare Glamorgan shaped oriental Llanelly jug depicting a camel ride. Circa 1840. It is pictured in blue, on p35 of Robert Pugh's book - Welsh Pottery. Good overall condition but does have a slight chip on the spur of the handle. | Troika wheel vase marked 'St Ives England ' and initialled. Slight nibble on the edge. |
Unusual Royal Lancatrian fish vase with fish pattern in relief. Good condition but does have a firing flaw. | Cambrian plate, 230 mm in diameter and decorated in the black transfer ship design Impressed "Dillwyn" over "Swansea" in a horse shoe shape. Made between 1831 and 1851. Ship designs were popular and produced in both the Cambrian and Glamorgan factories. | ||||||||||
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| All items can be foun in unit 6 The Works Antiques centre, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire | ||||||||||||||
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