This Minton plate features raised gilding to form the pattern of leaves, flowers and branches all of which is entwined by a hand coloured ribbon.Its only blemish is small area of crazing and a few very faint knife marks to the centre. The diameter is 250mm. The date mark is for 1892.

This Minton "Secessionist" pattern jardiniere stands 220mm high and measures 270mm in diameter at the top. It is in very good condition with some small chips to the base. This pattern was featured in the 1904 Minton catalogue.

This Minton fruit bowl is from the "Secessionist" range and is decorated in the "Hydrangea" pattern(E3279). The shape number is 3519. It stands 55mm high and is 205mm square. It does have some crazing and there is a thin, 3mm long firing crack to the rim, otherwise it is in excellent condition. This pattern was issued in 1902.

A very attractive Minton cup and saucer decorated with raised gilding and swags of turquoise jewels. The pattern number is G 1369 and carries the retail mark of William Mortlock of London. It is in excellent condition apart from a minor discolouration of the gilding on one of the points. It can be seen at the top of the saucer. This cup and saucer date from 1873-5.

The colours on this rare Minton parian ewer are still quite vibrant and the gilding very bright. The bottle shaped body is decorated with a hand painted neo-classical design featuring birds and fruiting branches. The condition is excellent, but there has been a repair to the rim, just to the left of the handle. It shows up as slightly discoloured in the photo. The date mark is for 1851. It stands 230mm high.

This Minton plate features extensive gilding on a green ground. There is some minor discolouration in a couple of places on the gilding and one or two very minor scratches to the ground- otherwise in excellent condition. The Diameter is 258mm.