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Decorative object - Ballerina Ornament
Small figure of ballerina with pink top, tulle skirt and red shoes. Arms raised.ornaments, ceramics -
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Container - Ink Well, 1860-1900
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 -
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Decorative object - Garden Tile, c1888
Garden edging manufactured by White Bros which is now known as Vitclay.Sandy clay coloured garden edging tile, square base with decorative top.'White Bros/Registered/2/3/88/ pressed onto front of tile.ceramics, terracotta -
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Decorative object - Ornament
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 -
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Tool - Codlin Moth Trap
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 -
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Ceramic - Tile
See 359Pale blue glazed border tile with white edged gumnut and leaf pattern'1503'ceramics, earthenware -
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Ceramic - Border tile
See 359Blue glazed border tile with light blue pattern and gold knobs.ceramics, earthenware -
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Ceramic - Border Tile
See 359Blue glazed border tile with darker blue edgingceramics, earthenware -
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Ceramic - Tiles
Six small rectangular tiles - blue speckled. One small square blue speckled tileceramics, earthenware -
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Ceramic - Border Tile
see 359Brown glazed border tile - crazed with dark brown edgingceramics, earthenware -
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Ceramic - Border Tile
see 359Black and Pink squared glazed border tileceramics, earthenware -
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Ceramic - Tile
Green glazed border tile - rounded with darker green edging(ON BACK) Patent 1502ceramics, earthenware -
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Decorative object - Tile
Green glazed rounded tile.ceramics, earthenware -
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Ceramic - Tile
rounded green glazed tile with lip to hide pipesceramics, earthenware -
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Ceramic - Tile
Green glazed tile.ceramics, earthenware -
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Photograph, Advertisement - Australian Tesselated Tile Co Pty Ltd
Coloured copy of an advertisement promoting tiles produced by the Australian Tesselated Tile Co Pty Ltd.|Card was used to make a greeting sold to raise funds for the Vermont Elderly Peoples Homes.|See also NP1341 for original on back of sketch.australian tesselated tile co pty ltd, mosaic tiles, ceramics -
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Decorative object - vase
Lane's pottery was established in Burwood in 1936 at 109 Highbury Rd. Burwood. In1962-1966 it was located at327 Warrigal Rd. Burwood. The company was known as Lane, Kemp, Willis Potteries p/l, but was trading under Lanes Potteries in 1940. The company produced household pottery including lamp bases and artware vases.Pink shell shaped vase. Yellow and silver paper sticker on front. 213 on base of vase.Lane Potteries Burwood Victoria. Sticker 213ornaments, ceramics -
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Ceramic - Tile
Terra-cotta roof tile22.6.66/Daniel Robertsonceramics, earthenware, buildings, roofing -
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Domestic object - Crock
Large round cream glazed earthenware cooking crock.Large round cream glazed earthenware crock'M47'ceramics, earthenware, domestic items, containers -
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Functional object - Flower Pot
Geal Bros specialised in making Terracotta flower pots, started business. Bought by A.V. Jennings Pty LtdTerracotta garden pot with Fleur-de-Lis decoration on outsideceramics, terracotta, domestic items, gardening -
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Functional object - Vase
The design of the vase was drawn from memory by the wife of the designer. She had been a maid in big houses in England and the design was her memory of some she had dustedRed Terracotta vase featuring decorative grape vine design.ceramics, terracotta, domestic items, ornaments / decorative -
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Ceramic - Planter Box
Red terracotta planter box, decorated with flowers and faces.ceramics, terracotta -
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Container - Tobacco Jar
Tobacco Jar of Staffordshire China depicting King George III. Jar in two parts - top half has figure to waist - light brown coat and figured waistcoat. Hand holding pipe. Lower half has legs with patterned trousers and boots.ornaments, ceramics -
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Ceramic - Brick -Ventilation
Brick was made for ventilation of buildings by the Builder's Trading and Roofing Co (Formerly the Monarch Brick & Tile Co). Rooks Road, Mitcham.Dark glazed and fired terracotta ventilation brick with 15 holes moulded in the centre.ceramics, terracotta -
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Machine - Clay Skip
It is understood that it was used in the pottery pit for many years.Skip for moving clay in a clay pit. It has four rail track wheels - it can be tipped to remove clay and one side opens to facilitate this.ceramics, terracotta -
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Functional object - Flower Pot Mould
Mould for making flower pots (terra cotta). Made of steel framing with a 'pedal' operated moulding shaft for forming pots of various sizes. The 'pedal' operates a chain and pulley system.ceramics, terracotta -
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Machine - Clay Crusher
Part of a larger piece of machinery used to crush clay. This part, the actual crusher, has a central axle from which radial bars to the outer surface, reinforces the crusher.ceramics, terracotta -
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Functional object - Barrow
Hand Barrow. Appears to be handmade and it was used to transport products around the pottery.The wheels are made of cast iron; it has a steel frame with springs and the sides are made of wood.ceramics, terracotta -
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Ceramic - Tile
Square glazed tile with brown background with lighter brown leaves and fern leaf. White and pink orchidceramics, earthenware -
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Ceramic - Tile
Small mottled grey glazed tile.ceramics, earthenware