A Martin Brothers' stoneware vase,

English Art Pottery Vase, by Martin Brothers, London & Southall, dated 1903, pear shape with glossy blue vertical and horizontal ribs on a matte green surface, with intentional unglazed areas, base in

A Martin Brothers stoneware vase A Martin Brothers stoneware vase, c.1873, by Robert Wallace Martin, of waisted cylindrical form, with an incised band of stylised blue foliage, above geometric bands,

Large and Ornate Martin Brothers Stoneware Vase with Incised Snarling, Flying Dragons and Floral Decoration. Incised “Martin Bro, London & Southall”, dated “10-1891”. Condition

Two Martin Brothers glazed stoneware vases, circa 1900 the largest 25cm high

The Martin Brothers, an Aquatic stoneware vase, circa 1890, ovoid gourd form, four stingray type creatures biting the top rim, between grotesque and characterful fish in an underwater scene, 25cm high

Edwin Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware wildflower vase, 1883, shouldered form, sgraffito decorated with dragonflies and butterfly in flight over bluebells and other plants, salt glazed, incised

Martin Brothers Pottery English, Early 20th Century Vase glazed stoneware incised 'Martin Bros./London & Southall/1-11-1903' to underside H 8 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Professor Ethan D.

Martin Brothers Pottery English, Late 19th Century Vase glazed stoneware incised 'Martin Bros./London & Southall/8-1888' to underside H 9 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Professor Ethan D. Aly

Martin Brothers Pottery English, Late 19th Century Vase glazed stoneware incised 'Martin Bros./London & Southall/11 12 S4' to underside H 8 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Professor Ethan D. A

Martin Brothers two-handled cabinet vase London, Southall, England glazed stoneware incised marks seashell motif 2 3/4"dia x 3 3/4"h

Martin Brothers Pottery Vase with snakes England, 1900salt-glazed stoneware 11.25 h x 7.5 dia in (29 x 19 cm) This work originated in the collection of Sir William van Horne (1843-1915), presi

Martin Brothers Stoneware Figural Clock Case 1877 In the Gothic style, of architectural form, with a circular white enameled dial with black Roman numerals, with monopodial winged griffins, winged put

A wonderful jug by Martin Brothers. The 7” tall stoneware jug with handle and spout, features an expressive face on either side, showing incredible detail in the lines of the face and squinting

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MARTIN BROTHERS STONEWARE JUG C1878 incised with birds and foliage. 24 cm high.

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar, 1898, modelled as a grotesque characterful figure with webbed feet, salt glazed in with bands of blue to the wings, half win

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural dog jar, 1885, grotesquely modelled as a characterful canine figure, tongue out, incised marks to the lid, R W Martin & Bros, London &

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar, 1898, modelled as a characterful figure, green and brown glazed with blue bands to the wings, incised marks to the head R W

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar, 1880, modelled as a characterful spoon billed duck or penguin, with webbed feet, brown, green and blue glazed, incised marks

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural jar, circa 1882, grotesquely modelled as a characterful monkey, sitting upright, one arm folded over his body, brown and green glazed,

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar, 1884, grotesquely modelled in relief as a characterful figure, with long beak and moustache, frowning stern expression, glaz

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar, circa 1884, modelled as a characterful figure, rounded belly and open beak with long tail, on ebonised base, incised marks t

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural Judge bird jar, 1882, modelled in relief as a grotesque characterful figure, on wooden base, incised marks to head R W Martin London &

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural bird jar and cover, 1884/1885, modelled in relief as a characterful figure, the head with long closed beak, one eye closed, green and

Made in England, bulbous form with large fish to one side and several jelly fish, the other side has a verse below the spout "Welcome my friends! Drinke with a noble hearte.", inscribed mark "Martin B