ELIZABETH SAYERS DOULTON LAMBETH CANDLESTICKS

Dated 1878, initialed 'EAS' under the base for the artist Elizabeth A. Sayers along with impressed factory marks and date under the base. Measure 9.5 inches high each.

Elizabeth Sayers for Doulton Lambeth, Percy Holland and George Gibson, London 1876, a silver mounted stoneware mustard pot, conical form, incised and relief moulded lappet and rosette design, flat lid

Pair Doulton Lambeth candlestick form lamps

Doulton Lambeth Candlestick, 1902 - 1922, ceramic with two supports on base, English pottery, 9 x 5.75 inches, Provenance: Boca Raton Museum of Art

A pair of Doulton Lambeth candlesticks with bronze mounts and incised floral decoration. Both are impressed on underside of base with Doulton Lambeth stamp and incised artist's mark. Each measures 8 1

Two Doulton Lambeth siliconware candlesticks each with a band of applied flowers in white, medium blue and light blue on a tan ground. Both pieces are impressed with the "Doulton Silicon Lambeth" mark

The baluster shaped vase has a painted floral design in white, gold and brown on a tan background. Doulton Lambeth Silicon Ware stamp impressed on underside of base alongside incised artist marks. Mea

Circa 1900, with factory marks and artist initials 'MW' and 'hd' under the base. Measures 7 x 4 inches.

A Pair of Doulton Lambeth Stoneware and Brass Candlesticks, 20th Century, Each with maker's mark to underside. Dimensions: H: 8 1/4 x W: 4 1/2 in.

Royal Doulton Lambeth Toby Seated Toby Candlestick Holder, H. 3.75" No Reserve Flat shipping rate within the Continental USA. Additional shipping and handling fees will apply for International shippin

A Doulton Lambeth flared rim vase, signed by Elizabeth Atkins, 20th century. Glazed stoneware impressed with foliage leaves. Marked on base. 9 5/8" h.

Five Pairs of Doulton Lambeth and Royal Doulton Stoneware Candlesticks Late 19th/Early 20th Century three examples from the two tallest pairs with impressed Doulton Lambeth (used before 1891) marks; t

Rare shape and very hard to find.Two-toned stoneware jug with hallmark silver rim. Decorated with ER, crown, national flower, and 1560 in cream relief. Commemorating Elizabeth I recognition as Queen o

very hard to find an Elizabeth I commemmoration piece . Two-toned stoneware cup with hallmark silver rim. Decorated with ER, crown, national flower, and 1560 in cream relief.

A Group of Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vases and a Pair of Candlesticks Last Quarter 19th Century tallest pair of vases with impressed Doulton Lambeth (used before 1891) mark; pair of candlesticks with

Royal Doulton Lambeth Toby Best is Not Too Good Candlestick Holder 8594, H. 2.75", c.1925 No Reserve Flat shipping rate within the Continental USA. Additional shipping and handling fees will apply for

Royal Doulton Lambeth Toby Best is Not Too Good Candlestick Holder 8594, H. 2.75" No Reserve Flat shipping rate within the Continental USA. Additional shipping and handling fees will apply for Interna

A very rare large limited edition (#921 of 2000) two handled loving cup designed by Charles J. Noke. Made to celebrate the 1937 Coronation of George VI & Elizabeth. Incised in the handles are the name

Match holder with lid. Mark dates to 1891-1956. Etched designers initials "EA" for Elizabeth Atkins, c. 1920. Good condition.

A hand carved ewer signed under the base 'BHB' for Hannah Barlow and dated 1876, two Lambeth Silicon Ware vases marked 'b=b' under the base for Emily Baker, and a candlestick signed 'EP' for Emily J P

Pair of Royal Doulton Lambeth oil lamps: Fitted on brass stems with oil lamp fittings, each with an additional candlestick brass top, h.33cm. (2)

A VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED DOULTON LAMBETH BISCUIT BARREL AND COVER together with a candlestick and bowl. Largest 18 cm x 8 cm. (3)

Three Lambeth pieces by A. Barlow, E. Beard, N. Garbett, etc.: bottle shaped vase with stylized leaves and flowers, and pair of candlesticks, England, early 20th c. All marked Vase: 8 1/2" x 5" dia.

(7) Assorted Royal Doulton Items Including -(1) 9.25" Square Tray with Queen Elizabeth's Visit to Moreton, 1589 - (1) 6" Plate, Cobalt Blue, Orange and Gold Decor - (1) 3.5" Lambeth Reticulated Vase,