Page 36 - 29th UK SummerNational Auction

138. DR SAMUEL JOHNSTON REFORM
141. QUEEN VICTORIA REFORM FLASK. 8.75ins tall. T.t, salt glaze flask with
much colour variation, highly
characterful. Rectangular shape
FLASK. 7.25ins tall. T.t, salt glaze flask Dr
with sloping shoulders with raised detail. Moulding of young Queen Victoria either side. Large underside bottom
edge flake & couple of
surface flakes one side.
Usual inmanufacture
marks. (8/10) NR
£60-80+
Samuel Johnston an English writer, poet,
& playwright & devout Anglican
and generous philanthropist. Politically, he
was a committed Tory. Doulton
Lambeth base mark. A scarce variant type to the rest of the
set. Very good. NR
142. PUB
NAMED QUEEN
VICTORIA
REFORM FLASK. 7.25ins tall.
£60-80+
Smaller variation to previous lot with even greater characterful colour variation & couple of inmanufacture touch marks.
139. PISTOL FLASK. 12ins long. Tan salt glaze formed as a flintlock pistol with
Pub named at bottom to one side C. WILSON HALF MOON/ GRACECHURCH. Very good. (9/10) NR £80-120+
flask
various scraffitto detailing. Small old falke
to top of flintlock & top edge flake to barrel front. (8/10) NR £40-60+
140. DATED 1882 PISTOL FLASK. 11.75ins long. Variating shiny brown Rockingham type glaze formed as a flintlock pistol with usual detailing. Importantly impressed one side of barrel WILLIAM. COWIE. 1882. A rare pistol. Repaired flintlock & trigger. (7/10) NR £40-60+
9.8ins tall. An extraordinary Reform style flask, in red earthenware clay, the top half modelled as Queen Victoria,
orb in hands, the lower section a stylish spherical shape.The entire flask featuring sgraffito detailing with yellow slip like additional work, all covered in a clear glaze. Some minor overall wear ( a few of the applied ‘dots’ missing), but generally sound. A significant Queen Victoria piece. (8.5/10) £700-800+
143. QUEEN VICTORIA FIGURAL FLASK.