Stock number 3439 Crystal Palace, London. Great Exhibition of 1851 plate. Marked on rear with the makers mark M H with an anchor in between. Stilt marks on rear and some minor discolouration on rear. No chips or cracks. 9 inches across. Price £57

Stock number 3386. Circular Bonbonniere. French. Shows a printed view of the Paris Exposition 1900. The French World Fair. Printed on the top of the bonbonniere are the word ‘Exposition de 1900’. It’s not porcelain it’s  vitreous china which the French would describe as Opaline. No chips or cracks, clean and bright. It has a lid and a base. Height 2 1/4 inches. Width 4 inches. Price £115

Stock number 1034. Commemorative plate by Wallis Gimson. Portrait series no 56. The Right Honourable Marquis of Salisbury. Boxing interest. Clean and bright with light overall crazing. Two small chips on the rear not visible from the front. Size nine and one half inches x nine and one half inches. Boxing interest. £55

Stock number 3415. Grimwades Winton Mug. Printed on rear ‘To Commemorate the Visit of their Majesties to Padiham On the 9th July 1913 presented by Councillor Herbert Noble’.  Clean and bright no chips or cracks. Height 3 inches. Price £55

Stock number 1040 Large cup with vignette of Gladstone front and back. Clean and bright with light overall crazing and the slightest of feint starcracks on the bottom. No makers mark. Height Four and one half inches. Diameter Four and half inches. £45

Stock number 2012 Wedgewood Queen’s-Ware To Commemorate The Silver Jubilee of H.M. King George V and H.M. Queen Mary 1910-1935. Portrait of Her Majesty after Photograph by Hay Wrightson. Plate clean and bright with minor crazing. No chips. Plate diameter 9 inches. £46

Stock number 3425. Crystal Palace plate. Great Exhibition of 1851 plate. Marked on rear P.B. & H.. Pinder Bourne & Hope, who operated in Burslem 1851 - 1862. Stilt marks on rear with a feint hairline of about 1 1/2 inches. No chips. Size 9 inches across. Price £55

Stock number 2013 Wedgewood Queen’s-Ware To Commemorate The Silver Jubilee of H.M. King George V and H.M. Queen Mary 1910-1935. Portrait of His Majesty after Photograph by Vandyke. Plate clean and bright with minor crazing. No chips.  Plate diameter 9 inches. £46

Stock number 2014 Mug. The International Exhibition of 1862. Transfer printed showing the exhibition building in South Kensington, Hairline crack from the rim towards the base. Another short stress crack at the bottom of the handle and a chip on the rim. Height four and quarter inches, diameter three and three quarters. Price £80

Stock number 2015 Railway Commemorative mug. Transfer printed with early locomotive and carriages. Shows the engine ‘Fury’. Marked ,’Railway J & RG.’ The mark of J. R. Godwin, Cobridge. dated between 1834 and 1866. The mug is crazed with a tight hairline crack form the top descending towards the base. Height three and one quarter inches. Diameter three and half inches. Price £75

Stock number 3345. Railway Commemorative Bowl. Transfer printed. Marked ‘Railway’ B & T. Blackhurst & Tunnicliffe. Burslem operated in 1879. No chips but several cracks. Height 4 inches. Width 7 inches. Price £85.

Stock number 3411. Small tankard. To Commemorate the Silver Wedding of the Prince and Princess of Wales. Issued 1888. Height 3 inches. Two small hairlines extending for about 1 inch down the sides. No manufacturers mark. Price £65

Stock number 3412. Doulton mug. Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee. Paddington 1887. height 3 1/4 inches. No chips or cracks but crazed with several hairlines. Marked Doulton Burslem on base. Price £45

Stock number 3424. Nestle & Huntsman mark on rear.  Gladstone plate. Clean and bright, no chips or cracks. Size 9 1/2 inches across. Price £55

Stock number 1026 Plate Commemerating Charles A. Lindbergh and his New York Paris Flight May 20th - 21 Mai 1927. Plate clean and bright, no chips or cracks. Diameter 220 mm. Manufactured by Sarreguemines, France Photo. Manuel Fr. Nice item aviation memorabilia. £75

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