Military themed porcelain and pottery was issued to commemorate wars, particular regiments and the personnel involved in those wars.
Stock number 1089. Gien plate. Shows Napoleons funeral barge and battlefield scenes round the age. Diameter 8 inches. Clean and bright with no chips or cracks. Circular printed black mark ‘Porcelaine Gien Opaque’. Price £45
Stock number 1093. Boer war two handled tray. Size ten inches x eight inches. Light overall crazing but no chips or cracks. Marked on rear ‘Made in England WL’. William Lowe. Price £125
Stock number 3346. Lustre Ware Bowl. Shows the Naval Battles between the Constitution and Java 1797 and the Bon Homme Richard and the Serapis 1779. Also Also illustrates Commodore John Paul Jones and Commodore Bainbridge. American naval history. No chips or cracks. Clean and bright with some scratches. No makers mark probably Grays Lustre Ware. Width 10 inches. Height 4 inches. Price £95
Stock number 3379. Large Victorian mug for Netley Military Hospital, Southampton. View of hospital on one side of mug. No chips or cracks, clean and bright. Unmarked on bottom. Height 3 1/2 inches. Width across cup 4 1/2 inches. Price £55
Stock number 3437. Marked on rear ‘65 Napoleon. W S & Co.’ The South Stockton Pottery was in Stockton on Tees. the plate has in addition to the printed mark above an impressed mark ‘W S & Co. Wedgewood‘ Wedgwood applied for an injuction about 1845 to stop them using this mark. The central picture shows Napoleon and pyramids.The plate has lost the gilding on the rims and has a minor chip on the innner rim at the rear. Price £55
