Brown glazed Architrave tileceramics, earthenware

See 359Glazed Border tile with black background and interlocking green and cream diamonds.(on back) '9' '676'ceramics, earthenware

See 359Glazed border tile - cream, green and orange with black edging forming geometric pattern(on back) '9' '676' '36'ceramics, earthenware

See 359Green glazed earthenware tile with pale green designceramics, earthenware

See 359Orange glazed border tile with pattern of diamonds within squares of green'479'ceramics, earthenware

See 359White glazed border tile with blue geometric pattern'676A' '436' '33'ceramics, earthenware

White porcelain bedpan a slipper bedpan for use in a bed. Used in hospitals and homes. Round back with handle tapering down to the frontCetem Ware Englanddomestic items, ablutions, ceramics, porcelain

See 359Glazed mosaic tile - pale blue background with pattern in centre of dark blue and green on white outlined in black.ceramics, earthenware

Black border tile with green leaf ornamentation(on back) 676 1504 LHceramics, earthenware

See 359Border tile glazed with brown and white squares. Rounded on one end.(on back) 298ceramics, earthenware

See 359Border tile glazed with light orange and dark orange geometric design cut into surface.676 (on back)ceramics, earthenware

The Australian Tesselated Tile Co. began in Mitcham, south of the Railway Station, in 1886. It almost collapsed after the bursting of the land boom in 1890s, then recovered to become one of the world's greatest tile works. It made a greater range of tiles than any other known tile works, here or overseas.Glazed mosaic tile with Sunburst design in dark orange, light orange and cream. Edged in black(on back) '495' '6'ceramics, earthenware

Cream mug with handle and lip for shaving brush. Scene painted on front.Trade Mark: 'Made in Japan'ceramics, porcelain, personal effects-toilet requisites, shaving

Red brick rectangular shaped earthenware lid for drainage/sewerage pipes. Partly glazed.AT Tile Co.ceramics, earthenware

Brown earthenware ink bottle of 19th century. Found in Thorpdale in 1980. Believed to be more than 100 years old.ceramics, earthenware, domestic items, writing equipment

Small figure of ballerina with pink top, tulle skirt and red shoes. Arms raised.ornaments, ceramics

White partly glazed ceramic probably stoneware inkwell. May have been used in a desk or writing case as the bottom outer side is unglazed. Quite roughly made.ceramics, stoneware

6th May 2009 A large earthenware figure of a spaniel made in the 19th century in Staffordshire and used as a fireside ornament. Also referred to as Staffordshire dogs. They were purchased by errant husbands to comfort irate wives.|Stoke, Burslem, Hanley, Longton and Tunstall were known as the “Five Towns” of the Staffordshire potteries. In the 19th century there were more than 1000 firms working at various times, amongst them Wedgwood, Spode and Ridgway. Largely because of Josiah Wedgwood and the canal system, and later the railways English ceramics spread far and wide. A vast export trade to the Americas and India was from the port of Liverpool. Staffordshire became the pottery supplier of the World. Most factories made figures and tea and dinner sets.|The Comforter Dogs were copied and made by more than one pottery.Staffordshire dog - no makers mark. Right foot cracked. Repair on ear. Some cracks on body.ceramics, porcelain, ornaments

Terracotta pot, similar to a flower pot but without a hole in the bottom. Has two small holes drilled in the top for it to be hung.ceramics, terracotta

See 359Pale blue glazed border tile with white edged gumnut and leaf pattern'1503'ceramics, earthenware

See 359Blue glazed border tile with light blue pattern and gold knobs.ceramics, earthenware

see 359Brown glazed border tile - crazed with dark brown edgingceramics, earthenware