Edwin Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware vase, 1879, shouldered and footed form with

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

Edwin and Walter Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware Wildflower Meadow jardiniere, 1891, ovoid form with everted rim, sgraffito decorated with insects and dragonflies in flight over flowers and gr

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,

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Shouldered form in gold glass decorated with a random heart and vine pattern, produced by Martin Bach at both Durand and Quezal, 7" ht. Condition: tight crack around the base.

Shouldered form in gold glass decorated with a random heart and vine pattern, produced by Martin Bach at both Durand and Quezal, 7" ht.

Eliza Simmance for Royal Doulton, a large stoneware vase, shouldered form, decorated with azalai type floral design on Glasgow School knotted geometric bands, impressed marks, 39cm high

Mark V Marshall for Royal Doulton, a large stoneware vase, shouldered form, tubelined with stylised foliate tendrils, impressed marks and incised monogram, 41cm high

Chris Carter (b.1945), a stoneware vase, footed form, iron glaze decoration to each corner, impressed mark, 14cm high

Harry Simeon for Royal Doulton, a stoneware vase, bulbous, shouldered form, decorated with geometric interlocking slip roundels and vertical beaded stands, in the Secessionist style, on a powder blue

Chris Carter (b.1945), a stoneware vase, tapering shouldered form, light silicon carbide glaze, impressed mark, 26cm high

Francis Pope for Doulton Lambeth, a stoneware vase, elongated shouldered form with narrow neck, blue with stylised flowering trees, incised marks, 38cm high

Chris Carter (b.1945), a stoneware vase, tapering shouldered form, silicon carbide glaze, impressed mark, 13cm 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