Input # Type1 Type2 Item No. No. of Short Description Long Description Marks Body Pattern Pattern Size (Inches) Size (Millimetres) Condition Maker Place Date Notes Compendium Illustr'n H & A Godden Godden S & Y Barlaston Other Acquis. Acquis. Date pieces Material No. Name 1997 1977 1980 1991 1992 1996 Illustr'ns from 1 Ceramic 1 to 1AU 44 Part tea Service, comprising : bat printed in red/orange. On teapot stand 1B and , 351 1 & 1A: teapot & lid 10¼" long 1 & 1A: teapot & lid 260mm Teapot 1 gold wear; teapot lid Miles Lane c.1805 Tea cups 1H and 1I have Picture 7 Skinner Bequest 22 Jan 1993 teapot, lid and stand, sucrier Gold band. Pattern number plates 1G & 1F : ‘M MASON’ x 5" wide x 5¾" high (overall); long x 127mm wide x 146mm 1A restoration to finial; slop Mason Delph gold bands at foot of Bute & Young from the (no lid), slop basin, saucer 351. impressed; on teapot 1 and 1B: teapot stand 8" long x 5½" high (overall); 1B: teapot stand bowl 1D star crack; saucer shape. Coffee cans 1W 1992, Raven dish, two plates, twelve tea sucrier base 1C ‘351’ gilded wide; 1C : sugar box base 6⅞" 203mm long x 140mm wide; 1C dish 1E star crack & staining & and 1AC have gold bands page 53, Mason cups, twelve coffee cups, pattern number long x 4⅝" wide x 3½" high; 1D : sugar box base 175mm long x gold wear; plate 1F minor gold at foot, and are therefore illustrate family twelve saucers. : slop bowl 6⅛" dia. x 3⅛" high; 117mm wide x 89mm high; 1D : wear; plate 1G stained; teacup a different pattern s Pattern 1E : saucer dish 7⅛" dia.; 1F & slop bowl 156mm dia. x 79mm 1H one inch crack, minor gold number. In the numbering No.351, 1G : plates 8½" dia.; 1H to 1S : high; 1E : saucer dish 181mm wear, spotting staining inside of the pieces in this (Sucrier cups 2½" high; 1T to 1AE: cans dia.; 1F& 1G : plates 216mm bowl; teacups 1I, 1J, 1P & 1Q record, the following with 2½" high; 1AF, 1AG, 1AJ to 1AS dia.; 1H to 1S: cups 64mm high; gold worn; teacup 1K cracked; numbers were omitted : cover). & 1AU: saucers 5" dia. [1AG, 1T to 1AE : cans 64mm high; teacup 1O stained; coffee can 1AG, 1AH, 1AI and 1AT. 1AH, 1AI & 1AT numbers never 1AF, 1AG, 1AJ to 1AS : saucers 1T gold worn; coffee cans 1W used] 127mm dia. [1AG, 1AH, 1AI & & 1Z stained & cracked; coffee 1AT numbers never used] can 1AA star crack; coffee can 1AB cracked; coffee can 1AE stained; saucers 1AF & 1AQ star crack; saucer 1AJ cracked; saucer 1AK minor gold wear; saucer 1AL stained; saucer 1AU rim crack; all other pieces in this record in good condition.

2 Ceramic 2 and 2A 2 Coffee cup and saucer. bat printed in black with No marks. Bone China, 351 2: saucer 5⅜" dia.; 2A: can 2½" 2: saucer 137mm dia.; 2A: can Staining Miles Lane c.1805 Picture 8 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 mythological scenes. Gold high 64mm high Mason Delph from the band. Pattern number 351. Raven Mason family 3 Ceramic 3 to 3D 5 Part tea service, comprising : painted in enamel colours Pattern number '630', Bone China, 630 3 & 3A: sugar box & lid 6½" 3 & 3A: sugar box & lid 165mm Both shepherds crook handles Miles Lane c.1808- One cup and saucer, bone Picture 9 Skinner Bequest 22 Jan 1993 sucrier and lid, tea cup and with poppies in pink and red. written in gold inside sucrier long x 3⅞" wide x 5¼" high long x 98mm wide x 133mm missing on sucrier Mason Delph 13 china, is from an & Young from the saucer, and coffee can. lid. (overall); 3B: can 2½" high; high (overall); 3B: can 64mm unidentified factory, 1992, Raven 3C:saucer 5¾" dia.; 3D: cup high; 3C:saucer 146mm dia.; possibly a replacement page 76, Mason 2¼" high 3D: cup 57mm high dating c.1810-15. illustrate family s Pattern No.630, (Cup and Saucer).

4 Ceramic 4 to 4W 23 Part tea service, comprising : painted in enamels and gilt On creamer and sucrier ‘M. , 84 4 & 4A: sugar box & lid 6¼" 4 & 4A: sugar box & lid 159mm Tea cup 4I star crack Miles Lane c.1805 Coffee can 4W probably Picture 10 'Mason Godden Godden Skinner Bequest 22 Jan 1993 sucrier and lid, creamer, slop with roses in gilt trellis MASON’ impressed. ‘N:84’ hybrid hard long x 3⅞" wide x 5½" high; 4B: long x 98mm wide x 140mm Mason Delph Coalport (John Rose) Porcelain 1980, 1991, & Young from the basin, six tea cups, seven (diamonds). Four coffee in gilt. paste, jug 5⅝" long x 2¾" wide x 4¼" high; 4B: jug 143mm long x replacement c.1810-15. and page 72, page 79, 1992, Raven saucers and six coffee cans. cans with different handles high; 4D: slop bowl 6" dia x 70mm wide x 108mm high; 4D: This service was at one Ironston plates 71 plates 71 page 31, Mason (replacements ?). 2⅞" high; 4E to 4J: teacups all slop bowl 152mm dia x 73mm time thought to have been e' Haggar and 72 and 72 illustrate family 2¼" high each; 4K to 4Q: high; 4E to 4J: teacups all decorated at Mansfield by & Adams s Pattern saucers all 5½" dia. each; 4R to 60mm high; 4K to 4Q: saucers W. Billingsley, current 1977 No. 84, 4W: coffe cans all 2½" high [4C all 140mm dia.; 4R to 4W: coffe research suggests that this (Sucrier number never used] cans all 64mm high [4C number is factory decorated at with never used] Miles Mason with pattern cover). number 84. In the Ronald Raven Room, Royal Crown Derby Museum, there is a Derby example of this pattern c.1805-10, pattern 626, but with inside decoration. This Pattern is, at Derby, too late for W. Billingsley.

5 Ceramic 5 to 5F 7 Part tea set, comprising : painted in underglaze blue On sucrier, ‘473’ in gold. On Bone China, 473 5 & 5A: sugar box & lid 7⅜" 5 & 5A: sugar box & lid 187mm Teapot stand stained, sucrier Miles Lane c.1805- Picture 11 Skinner Bequest 22 Jan 1993 sucrier and cover, teapot and gold. Pattern number plate, ‘473’ in gold and ‘M long x 3¾" wide x 5¼" high long x 95mm wide x 133mm lid chipped before gilding, Mason Delph 13 & Young from the stand, plate, tea cup and 473. MASON’ impressed. (overall); 5B: teapot stand 8¼" high (overall); 5B: teapot stand general gilding rubbed 1992, Raven saucer, coffee can. long x 5½" wide; 5C: plate 8¾" 210mm long x 140mm wide; page 64, Mason dia.; 5D: cup 2¼" high; 5E: 5C: plate 222mm dia.; 5D: cup illustrate family saucer 5⅜" dia.; 5F: can 2½" 57mm high; 5E: saucer 137mm s Pattern high dia.; 5F: can 64mm high No.473, (Saucer).

6 Ceramic 6 to 6B 3 Tea cup and saucer, slop painted in underglaze blue No marks. Bone China, 354 6 : basin 6¼" dia x 2⅞" high; 6 : basin 159mm dia x 73mm Saucer cracked, gilding badly Miles Lane c.1805- Picture 12 Skinner Bequest 22 Jan 1993 basin. and gold, referred to as 6A: cup 2⅜" high; 6B: saucer high; 6A: cup 60mm high; 6B: rubbed Mason Delph 10 & Young from the pattern number 354. 5½" dia. saucer 140mm dia. 1992, Raven page 54, Mason illustrate family s Pattern No.354, (Sucrier with cover). 7 Ceramic 7 1 Dessert dish, oval lobed form painted in enamel colours ‘M MASON’ impressed and Porcelain, 100 12¼" long x 4¼" wide 311mm long x 108mm wide 3 inch crack on reverse Miles Lane c.1805 This class of ware is Plate I, & Godden Godden Skinner Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with scroll handles. and gold with stylised '100' gold. hybrid hard Mason Delph amongst the finest Picture 59 1980, 1991, & Young from the flowers in pink, yellow and paste, produced by Miles Mason. (mark) page 90, page 104, 1992, Raven red enamel. Fine gilding. plates 113- plates page 34, Mason Pattern number 100. 115 for 113-115 illustrate family more for more s Pattern pieces of pieces of No.100, the same the same (Dessert service. service. dish with single handle).

8 Ceramic 8 to 8A 2 Tea bowl and saucer. outline transfer printed in No marks. Porcelain, The Boy at 8: tea bowl 2⅛" high; 8A: 8: tea bowl 54mm high; 8A: Good Miles Lane c.1805 This pattern done with Picture 13 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 overglaze black. Painted in hybrid hard the door saucer 6" dia. saucer 152mm dia. Mason Delph variations at other English from the enamel colours. Pattern paste, manufactories. Raven referred to as ‘The Boy at Mason the door’ pattern. family

9 Ceramic 9 and 9A 2 Pair of lobed oval dessert painted on glaze with animal ‘M MASON’ impressed, (on Porcelain, both 12" long x 7⅜" wide x both 305mm long x 187mm Good Miles Lane c.1805 The design was probably Plate J Haggar & Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 dishes. subjects in brown enamel. both). hybrid hard 2⅝" high wide x 67mm high Mason Delph adapted from a print Adams 1980, 1991, from the One with a greyhound, the paste, source. Possibly only one 1977, page 89, page 103, Raven other with a hind. service of this type and plate 84 plate 110, plate 110, Mason decoration produced. for for family another another pair from pair from same same service, service, depicting depicting two two sporting sporting dogs. dogs.

10 Ceramic 10 to 10F 7 Slop basin and six coffee cups. transfer printed in On 10A, 10B, 10C, 10E, 10F, Bone China, 241 Broseley 10: slop basin 4¾" dia. x 2⅝" 10: slop basin 121mm dia. x 67 10B is cracked and re-stuck; Miles Lane c.1805- Picture 60 Skinner Bequest 22 Jan 1993 underglaze blue with the in underglaze blue ‘MILES Willow high; 10A to 10F: cups all 2½" mm high; 10A to 10F: cups all 10C stained; 10D chip to Mason Delph 10 (mark) & Young from the ‘Broseley Willow’ pattern. MASON’ on either side of a high 64mm high handle; 10F handle repaired. 1992, Raven Gilded, with pattern number square seal; on 10D, seal page 45, Mason 241. mark only. illustrate family s Pattern No.241, (Teapot).

11 Ceramic 11 1 Sucrier (no cover) with blue print of ‘Broseley Seal mark in underglaze blue Bone China, 50 Broseley 7¼" long x 4⅛" wide x 3⅜" high 184mm long x 105mm wide x Lid missing Miles Lane c.1805- Haggar & Skinner Bequest 22 Jan 1993 shepherd crook handles. Willow’. Gilded with pattern and '50' in gold. Willow 86mm high Mason Delph 10 Adams & Young from the referred to as number 50, a 1977, 1992, Raven husk pattern. plate 10 page 29, Mason illustrate family s Pattern No. 50, (Sucrier with cover).

12 Ceramic 12 1 Coffee can. transfer printed in Seal mark in underglaze Bone China, 99 China man 2⅞" high 73mm high Stained Miles Lane c.1810- Skinner Bequest 22 Jan 1993 underglaze blue with the blue. on the Mason Delph 15 & Young from the ‘China man on the Veranda’ Veranda 1992, Raven pattern. Gilded with pattern page 34, Mason number 99. illustrate family s Pattern No. 99, (Cup and Saucer).

13 Ceramic 13 1 Coffee can. transfer printed in ‘MILES MASON’ above and Bone China, Broseley 2½" high 64mm high Badly stained Miles Lane c.1810- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 underglaze blue with below a square seal in Willow Mason Delph 15 from the ‘Broseley Willow’ pattern, underglaze blue. Raven gilt line (very rubbed). Mason family 14 Ceramic 14 1 Coffee can. transfer printed in Square seal in underglaze Bone China, Broseley 2½" high 64mm high Good Miles Lane c.1810- Picture 61 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 underglaze blue with blue. Willow Mason Delph 15 (mark) from the ‘Broseley Willow’ pattern, Raven gilt line (very rubbed). Mason family 15 Ceramic 15 1 Saucer. transfer printed in No marks. Porcelain, Broseley 5½" dia. 140mm dia. Gilding rubbed Probably Coalport, c.1810 Following his Bequest 22 Jan 1993 underglaze blue with Willow John Rose Shropshir apprenticeship with from the ‘Broseley Willow’ pattern. of Coalport e Thomas Turner at Raven Gold edge. Caughley in Shropshire, Mason John Rose (with the family financial support of Edward Blakeway) commenced to manufacture ceramics on his own account at the Calcut China Manufactory at Jackfield c.1793. By 1796 the new town of Coalport, which was nearby, had been started and Rose, Blakeway and Co, moved their factory to this advantageously located site, where the works remained until 1926. Rose manufactured a wide range of utilitarian wares especially tea, dinner and dessert services of a high quality. 16 Ceramic 16 and 16A 2 Cup and saucer. transfer printed in No marks. Bone China, Broseley 16 : cup 2" high; 16A saucer 16 : cup 51mm high; 16A Staining, saucer slight hairline Probably c.1815- Hicks & Meigh, Shelton, Bequest 22 Jan 1993 underglaze blue with Willow 5⅝" dia. saucer 143mm dia. Hicks & 20 Staffordshire, from the ‘Broseley Willow’ pattern. Meigh manufactured Raven Gold border of leaf and dot , Mason motif. and china, c.1803-22. family

17 Ceramic 17 to 17B 3 Coffee can, tea cup and transfer printed in Square seal in underglaze Bone China, Broseley 17 : teacup 1⅞" high; 17A : 17 : tcup 48mm high; 17A : Good Probably c.1820- John Yates, c.1820-35, Bequest 22 Jan 1993 saucer (trio). underglaze blue with blue on all three pieces. Willow coffee can 2⅝" high; 17B : coffee cup 67mm high; 17B : Yates 25 Shelton, Staffordshire, from the ‘Broseley Willow’, gold edge. saucer 6" dia. saucer 152mm dia. manufactured china and Raven Etruscan or Bell shape. earthenwares. Mason family 18 Ceramic 18 to 18B 3 Cup and saucer, coffee cup. transfer printed in On all three, double framed Bone China, Broseley 18 : teacup 2⅝" high; 18A : 18 : tcup 67mm high; 18A : Cracks in all three pieces Possibly c.1820- Charles Bourne, c.1817- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 underglaze blue, with seal mark in underglaze Willow coffee cup 2¾" high; 18B : coffee cup 70mm high; 18B : Charles 25 30, Foley, Fenton, from the ‘Broseley Willow’ pattern, blue. saucer 5¾" dia. saucer 146mm dia. Bourne Staffordshire, Raven gold edge and band. manufactured china and Mason earthenwares. family 19 Ceramic 19 to 19B 3 Coffee can, tea cup and transfer printed in No marks. Bone China, Broseley 19 : teacup 2⅜" high; 19A : 19 : Tcup 60mm high; 19A : Good Maker c.1820- The pattern is similar to Bequest 22 Jan 1993 saucer. underglaze blue with Willow coffee can 2½" high; 19B : coffee can 64mm high; 19B : unknown 25 that recognised as from the ‘Broseley Willow’ pattern, saucer 5½" dia. saucer 140mm dia. Mason’s pattern 50; Raven gilt border of stylised leaves possibly a replacement. Mason and husks. family 20 Ceramic 20 to 20C 4 Pair of essence jars with lids. decorated in the English ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, both 16" high x 7¾" wide both 406mm high x 197mm Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- This form of essence jar Plate K, & Bequest 22 Jan 1993 style, with random groups of ’ (overall) wide (overall) Delph 25 was produced with other Picture 62 from the flowers in enamel colours. impressed in two lines (on versions of decoration, (mark) Raven Necks gilded with insects 20). including applied and Mason and flowers. moulded reliefs of flowers family and leaves.

21 Ceramic 21 1 Wine Cooler. painted in enamel colours ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, 15½" high x 11¾" dia. 394mm high x 298mm dia. Bolted, composition join C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- The 1822 Phillips Sale Plate L Godden Godden ‘Mason’s - The Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with English flowers on one IRONSTONE’ impressed in a between pedestal & bowl. Delph 20 Catalogue includes a ‘pair 1980, 1991, The First Masons of from the side and fruit on the reverse. straight line. Modern restoration to a crack of wine coolers’. One of page 190, page 215, Two Lane Raven Raised moulded vine leaves across the width of the base. the most important plate 293 plate 293 Hundred Delph , by Mason and grapes around top. Outside body good, inside objects in the collection. Years’, Reginald family Satyr mask handles. The glazing crazing, plinth slight Exhibited Haggar vine and satyrs in gold. chip Barlaston 1952, Gilded on socle and plinth. 1996 plate 17 Moulded rim with stylised acanthus.

22 Ceramic 22 & 22A 2 Pair of Campana shape vases. painted oblong panels on ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, both 8" long x 7⅛" wide x 8¼" both 203mm long x 181mm Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Most pieces of this quality Picture 14 Haggar & Bequest 22 Jan 1993 the front, one depicting IRONSTONE CHINA’ high wide x 210mm high Delph 20 are attributed to Samuel Adams from the ‘Goatherds’, the other with impressed in two lines. Bourne, after the list of his 1977, Raven ‘An Encampment’. Claret works in the sales of 1818 plate 94 Mason ground, blue underside, and 1822, (Phillips of family olive green plinths. Gilded London). It is thought that plinth, handles and this pair of vases are by ornament. Rim moulded Bourne. These items are with pectern shells. probably prestige/exhibition objects. See : Godden’s Guides : 2nd Edition (1980) page 192 and 3rd Edition (1991) page 217. 23 Ceramic 23 1 Vase. decorated in the English No marks. Ironstone, 6¼" long x 4" wide x 8¼" high 159mm long x 102mm wide x Generally good but three 2 C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Possibly by the same Picture 15 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 style with random groups of 210mm high inch cracks; head of cherub Delph 25 painter as objects 20 to from the flowers in enamel colours. restored (modern and stable) 20C Raven Gilt necks with birds and Mason flowers. Base pink ground family overpainted with purple flowers. Elaborate gilt handles terminating in Bacchus masks. 24 Ceramic 24 1 Plate from a dessert service. painted in enamel colours ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, 9¼" dia. 235mm dia. Gilt rubbing on inner border C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- A very similar service was Plate M Godden Godden For two Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with a topographical scene. IRONSTONE CHINA’ Delph 22 sold in Phillips, London, 1980, 1991, dishes from from the Gold outer border of stylised impressed in a straight line; 1822, attributed to the page 143, page 161, the same Raven fans. Inner border of inscribed in red : ‘Beauchief painting of Samuel Bourne plate 197; plate 197; dessert Mason stylised anthemions in gold. Abbey, Derbyshire’. : ‘A very beautiful, painted page 177, page 177, service see family Gold band. landscape dessert service, colour colour Mason’s - by S. Bourne’ and ‘A costly plate 11 plate 47. The First dessert service exquisitely Two painted in select views by Hundred S. Bourne, enriched with Years by burnished gold’. Samuel Gaye Blake Bourne (c.1789-1866) was Roberts, born in Norton-in-the- 1996, page Moors, Staffordshire. He 95. is reputed to have served his apprenticeship with Wood and Cauldwell, where he learned the art of enamel painting. Unfortunately, no evidence seems to survive about his period of employment with Mason’s beyond the references to his finished work in the 25 Ceramic 25 and 25A 2 Pair of Vases. painted in enamel colours ‘M MASON’ impressed on Bone China, both 3¾" dia. x 4⅛" high both 95mm dia. x 105mm high Good Miles Lane c.1810- The shape is believed to Picture 16 Haggar & Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with a circular landscape. both. Mason Delph 13 be unique to Mason’s, and Adams 1980, 1991, from the Bottom in underglaze blue can also be found in 1977, page 101, page 115, Raven with gilt strips. Female ironstone. The panoramic plate 87 plate 139, plate 139, Mason mask handles in gold. landscapes are for similar for similar family unattributed. Formerly in pair - pair - the Mason’s factory though though collection. decorated decorated with with botanical botanical sprays. sprays

26 Ceramic 26 and 26A 2 Pot-pouri pot with high painted in enamel colours No marks. Ironstone, 3¾" long x 3" wide x 5¾" high 95mm long x 76mm wide x Slight chip on vase rim C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Found in Toronto, Canada. Picture 17 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 domed lid. with a panoramic landscape, (overall) 146mm high (overall) Delph 20 from the attributed to Samuel Raven Bourne. Cobalt blue ground Mason to base and lid. Gold male family masks. Gold scale motif on lid 27 Ceramic 27 to 27E 6 Inkstand comprising : pen painted in enamel colours in No marks. Ironstone, 7⅛" long x 4⅝" wide x 3¼" high 181mm long x 117mm wide x Lid to wafer pot chipped C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Complete ink sets are Plate N Haggar & Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 tray, pounce pot, ink well and the oriental manner and gilt. (overall) 83mm high (overall) (27B); inkpot and stopper ink Delph 20 particularly rare. Adams, 1980, 1991, from the stopper, wafer pot and lid. Paw feet and loop handle. stained (27C & 27D) plate page 157, page 183, Raven 166, for plate 224 plate 224 Mason very family similar example.

28 Ceramic 28 to 28B 3 Inkstand comprising : pounce painted in underglaze blue ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, 8¼" long x 3½" wide x 3⅛" high 210mm long x 89mm wide x One pen or taper holder C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Plate N Bequest 22 Jan 1993 pot and inkwell, two taper or and overglaze red enamel in IRONSTONE CHINA’ (overall) 79mm high (overall) missing; ink stopper missing; Delph 25 from the quill holders. the Imari style. The holders impressed in a single line. cracks in both pot holders and Raven moulded as baskets. Stand : discolouration to inkpot Mason paw feet, moulded stylised family acanthus leaves at edge, leaf handles.

29 Ceramic 29 1 Neopolitan Ewer. see illustration for shape. ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, 17¼" long x 12" wide x 27" 438mm long x 305mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- Painting attributed to Plate C Godden Godden For another Bequest 22 Jan 1993 Painted in enamel colours IRONSTONE CHINA’ high 686mm high Delph 25 Samuel Bourne. Various 1980, 1991, version, see from the with rustic landscape in impressed twice. ewers of this form with page 169, page 195, Mason’s - Raven panels on each side. Salmon different decoration are plate 251 plate 251 The First Mason ground to body, green base recorded including Two family section, ground gilded with examples painted in Hundred arched forms. Band of ‘Japan’ pattern. Another Years by moulded roses picked out in example was decorated Gaye Blake gold. with butterflies; reference Roberts, Antique Traders Gazette . 1996, page Shape taken from known 94. printed source.

30 Ceramic 30 1 Neopolitan Ewer. see No.29, but blue ground ‘MASON’S IRONSTONE Ironstone, 17½" long x 12" wide x 27" 445mm long x 305mm wide x Restored pedestal section C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- See 29. Plate C Bequest 22 Jan 1993 to body with green lower CHINA’ impressed twice. high 686mm high Delph 25 from the section. The moulded roses Raven left undecorated. Mason family 31 Ceramic 31 to 31A 2 Pair of Vases. goblet shape on satyr ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, both 5¼" long x 5" wide x 7⅛" both 133mm long x 127mm Enamels good condition; C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Mason’s Club Newsletter Plate O Godden Godden ‘Mason’s - Bequest 22 Jan 1993 supports. Decorated with IRONSTONE CHINA’ high wide x 181mm high gilding retouched Delph 25 No.7, items 4 & 5 (March 1980, 1991, The First from the oblong panels painted in impressed on two lines, on 1975). These vases stood page 181, page 206, Two Raven enamel colours with both. on a table on the half plate 272, plate 272, Hundred Mason landscape scenes on the landing 29, Harley Street, with 32 as with 32 as Years’, family front. Cobalt blue ground (Ronald Raven’s London a a Exhibited with gilding including a home). garniture. garniture Barlaston merman figure on the 1996 reverse. Yellow washed ground, decorated with different gilded designs, front and back, fully gilded satyrs 32 Ceramic 32 1 Vase. painted in enamel colours ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ironstone, 7½" dia. x 11⅜" high 191mm dia. x 289mm high Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- See notes for 31 and 31A Plate P, & Godden Godden ‘Mason’s - Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with a panoramic scene, impressed in a circle. Delph 25 Picture 63 1980, 1991, The First from the cobalt blue ground (mark) page 181, page 206, Two Raven overpainted in gold. Gilded plate 272, plate 272, Hundred Mason socle and plinth. Elaborate with 31 with 31 Years’, family moulded, scroll handles in and 31A and 31A Exhibited gold. Green enamel band to as a as a Barlaston inside of neck. garniture. garniture 1996

33 Ceramic 33 and 33A 2 Pair of spill vases. Cylindrical form. Painted ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, both 2½" wide x 4¼" high both 64mm wide x 108 high Gilding rubbed C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Picture 18 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with half scenes of IRONSTONE CHINA’ Delph 25 from the landscapes, claret ground, impressed in two lines. Raven gold bands and stylised Mason acanthus leaves on yellow family wash band around painted panels 34 Ceramic 34 1 Candlestick. painted with random flower ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ironstone, 6⅞" high x 4⅝" dia. 175mm high x 117mm dia. Gilding rubbed C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Probably painted by the Picture 19 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 sprays in enamel colours, impressed in a circle. Delph 25 same hand as No.23 from the green ground to top and Raven base, white beads, stylised Mason bands of gold leaves. family

35 Ceramic 35 1 Letter rack. rectangular form with No marks. Ironstone, 6⅜" long x 3¼" wide x 6⅞" high 162mm long x 83mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c. 1820- Plate Q Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 elaborate foliate scroll 175mm high Delph 25 1980, 1991, from the pierced for hanging, cobalt page 149, page 170, Raven blue ground, painted with plate 208 plate 208 Mason random flower sprays in family enamel colours and gilt, moulded edges and scroll feet gilded.

36 Ceramic 36 1 holder. rectangular form with No marks. Ironstone, 5⅛" long x 3⅞" wide x 3¾" high 130mm long x 98mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c. 1820- Similar decoration as Plate Q Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 central division, moulded 95mm high Delph 25 No.35 1980, 1991, from the top edge and scroll feet, page 149, page 170, Raven cobalt blue ground painted plate 209 plate 209 Mason with random flower sprays shows a shows a family in enamel colours and gilt. similar similar Yellow wash interior, gold example. example. scrolls and feet.

37 Ceramic 37 1 Paper holder. rectangular form with No marks. Ironstone, 5⅛" long x 3⅞" wide x 3¾" high 130mm long x 98mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c. 1820- Same shape as No.36 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 central division, moulded 95mm high Delph 25 from the top edge and scroll feet, Raven cobalt blue ground painted Mason on the front in white enamel family with a scene. Gold on moulded edge and feet, yellow wash interior.

38 Ceramic 38 1 Leaf-shaped dessert dish. moulded in the form of an ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, 11½" long x 7⅝" wide 292mm long x 194mm wide Slight chips on tips C. J. Mason Lane c. 1815- Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 elongated leaf, cobalt blue IRONSTONE CHINA’ Delph 25 1980, 1991, from the ground, central reserve impressed in two lines. page 177, page 177, Raven painted with random flower colour colour Mason spays in enamel colours, plate 10, plate 46, family gilded with ivy leaves. illustrates illustrates Moulded handles picked out items items in gold on the white body. from from similar similar services. services.

39 Ceramic 39 and 39A 2 Tureen and lid. melon shape on divided On lid : ‘PATENT IRONSTONE Ironstone, Table and 7½" long x 5⅜" wide x 8" high 191mm long x 137mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c. 1815- Paper label inscribed The pattern is Picture 20 Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 pedestal foot of moulded CHINA’ impressed in a circle. Flower Pot (overall) 203mm high (overall) Delph 25 ‘SSWNS £310’. See 144 now referred to 1980, 1991, from the leaves, leaf-moulded On tureen : PATENT for example of same form as ‘Table and pages 134- pages 153- Raven handles. Handles painted in IRONSTONE CHINA' (without lid). Flower Pot’; see 5, plates 4, plates Mason underglaze blue and gold. impressed in a circle and a Compendium of 176 and 176 and family Transfer printed outline in Crown surmounting a drape Mason’s 177, 177, black with the ‘Table and in black overglaze, patterns, illustrates illustrates Flower Pot’ pattern, overpainted in green published by the shape. the overpainted in enamel enamel. Mason’s shape. colours. Lid with finial Collectors Club comprised of a fir cone (1996) emerging from four leaves, stylised acanthus leaves radiating from the finial. 40 Ceramic 40 1 Dessert Dish moulded with outline transfer print in No marks. Ironstone, 9½" long x 7½" wide 241mm long x 191mm wide Good C. J. Mason Lane c. 1820- This moulded form is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 cabbage leaf. black, painted in enamels Delph 25 found in both ironstone from the with random flower sprays. and bone china. Raven The moulding picked out in Mason gold family 41 Ceramic 41 1 Sauce tureen stand. moulded with a cabbage leaf ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, 7" dia. 178mm dia. Good C. J. Mason Lane c. 1815- Pictures Bequest 22 Jan 1993 celedon ground, painted in IRONSTONE CHINA’ Delph 25 21 & 64 from the enamel colours with impressed in a straight line. (mark) Raven botanical spray, gold line. Mason family 42 Ceramic 42 1 Sauce tureen stand. moulded with cabbage No marks. Ironstone, 7¼" long x 5" wide 184mm long x 127mm wide Restored chip C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 leaves, picked out in blue Delph 25 from the enamel and gold lines, Raven painted in enamel colours Mason with random sprays family 43 Ceramic 43 1 Dessert dish moulded with moulded cabbage leaves Pattern ‘967’ painted in Bone China, 967 11⅛" long x 7½" wide 283mm long x 191mm wide Stained C. J. Mason Lane c. 1820- The gold and the enamel Picture 22 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 cabbage leaves. picked out in gold. The gold. Delph 25 colours have suffered in from the centre painted in enamel the final firing. Possibly Raven colours with a botanical underfired and probably Mason spray. sold as a second. family

44 Ceramic 44 1 Plate from a dessert service. description as 43, but with No marks. Bone China, 8⅝" dia 219mm dia C. J. Mason Lane c. 1820- Picture 22 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 pale pink washes included in Delph 25 from the moulded border. Raven Mason family 45 Ceramic 45 and 45A 2 Dessert dishes moulded with moulding picked and in gold. No marks. Ironstone, 45: 10¾" long x 7½" wide; 45A 45: 273mm long x 191mm Glazing crazing on both C. J. Mason Lane c. 1820- Picture 22 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 cabbage leaves. Blue enamel ground panels. 9¾" long x 7¼" wide wide; 45A 248mm long x Delph 25 from the The central reserves painted 184mm wide Raven in enamel colours with Mason random flower sprays. family

46 Ceramic 46 1 Soup plate. outline transfer print in ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, 9⅝" dia. 244mm dia. Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Possibly a replacement for Picture 23 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 black, painted in enamel IRONSTONE CHINA’ Delph 20 a Chinese original. from the colours with chinoiserie impressed in a straight line. Raven scene. Mason family 47 Ceramic 47 1 Footed Bowl. transfer printed outline in Crown and drape transfer Ironstone, Mandarin 9¾" dia. x 4½" high 248mm dia. x 114mm high Good C. J. Mason Lane c. 1815- A fine example of the The pattern is Picture 24 Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 black, painted in enamel printed in black, over Delph 25 ‘Mandarin’ pattern. now referred to 1980, 1991, from the colours and gilt with the painted in pink enamel. as ‘Mandarin’; page 173, page 199, Raven ‘Mandarin’ pattern outside see plate 260 plate 260 Mason and inside. Compendium of family Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 48 Ceramic 48 to 48J 11 Part dessert service outline transfer print in red, On each plate : ‘MASON’S Ironstone, Fence, 48 & 48A: tureen & lid 7⅝" 48 & 48A: tureen & lid 194mm Generally good, some gilding C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- The pattern is Plate R Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 comprising : cream or sauce hand-enamelled and gilt PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Rock and long 5" wide x 6½" high long x 125mm wide x 165mm wear Delph 20 now referred to 1980, 1991, from the tureen, tureen cover, footed with chinoiserie scene impressed in a straight line. Tree (overall); 48B : footed comport high (overall); 48B : footed as ‘Fence, Rock page 137, page 155, Raven comport, two moulded centre comprising rock, peony and 12⅜" long x 8" wide x 5" high; comport 314mm long x 203mm and Tree’; see plate 180, plate 180, Mason dishes and six plates. fence. 48C : dish 11⅛" long x 7½" wide x 127mm high; 48C : dish Compendium of illustrates illustrates family wide; 48D : dish 10¾" long x 283mm long x 191mm wide; Mason’s the shape. the 7½" wide; 48E to 48J: 6 plates 48D : dish 273mm long x patterns, shape. all 8½" dia. 181mm wide; 48E to 48J: 6 published by plates all 216mm dia. Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 49 Ceramic 49 to 49F 7 Tête-à-tête set comprising : Meissen shape moulded On teapot lid : ‘PATENT Ironstone, Scattered 49/49A : teapot and lid 8⅛" 49/49A : teapot and lid 206mm Good; slight gilt rub C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- No sucrier or tray. The pattern is Picture 25 Godden Godden See Bequest 22 Jan 1993 teapot and cover, creamer with an osier border, IRONSTONE CHINA’ Blossoms long x 4½" wide x 5" high long x 114mm wide x 127mm Delph 20 now referred to 1980, 1991, Mason, a from the and two cups and saucers. painted in enamel colours impressed in a circle. (overall); 49B : jug 3¾" long x high (overall); 49B : jug 95mm as ‘Scattered page 176, page 202, Family of Raven with random flowers and 3¼" wide x 5" high; 49C & 49E long x 83mm wide x 127mm Blossoms’; see plates 264 plates Potters , by Mason gilt. : cups 2¼" high; 49D & 49F : high; 49C & 49E : cups 57mm Compendium of and 265, 264 and Deborah family saucers 5⅝" dia. high; 49D & 49F : saucers Mason’s illustrate 265, Skinner, 143mm dia. patterns, similar illustrate Stoke-on- published by shape. similar Trent Mason’s shape. Exhibition Collectors Club 1982, (1996). plate 43

50 Ceramic 50 1 Vase. hexagonal central section ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Waterlily 9⅛" high x 5¼" wide x 3½" 232mm high x 133mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Unusual shape. The pattern is Picture 26 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with alternating moulded IRONSTONE CHINA’ deep 89mm deep Delph 25 now referred to from the basketweave panels. impressed in a straight line as ‘Waterlily’; Raven Trumpet shaped neck, rising on the footrim. see Mason from a domed section. Compendium of family Painted in underglaze blue Mason’s and enamel colours and gilt patterns, with the ‘Waterlily’ pattern. published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 51 Ceramic 51 and 51A 2 Vase and lid. hexagonal ‘pagoda’ shape No marks. Ironstone, 6¼" long x 4¾" wide x 12" high 159mm long x 121mm wide x Wheel chip to underside of lid C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- Picture 27 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 rising from a melon-shaped (overall) 305mm high (overall) (51A) Delph 25 from the bottom section. Elaborate Raven handles comprising monkeys Mason grasping mythical beasts in family gilt. The top and bottom section in underglaze blue. The whole painted with random sprays of flowers in enamel colours and gold. The lid with a ‘Dog of Fo’ finial in gold.

52 Ceramic 52 to 52B 3 Ink well. (Stopper, added at a covered in underglaze blue, No marks. Ironstone, 5⅜" long x 3¾" wide x 3" high 137mm long x 95mm wide x Plaster replacement lid with C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- Haggar & Bequest 22 Jan 1993 later date, possibly not of decorated in gold on the (overall) 76mm high (overall) small chip; gilt rubbed Delph 25 Adams from the Mason's production). front with a peony and small 1977, Raven flowers. Single loop handle. colour Mason A bird with open mouth in plate H, family gold forming the ornamental for very wick hole. The stopper with similar a ‘Dog of Fo’ finial. Based example on a Roman original.

53 Ceramic 53 and 53A 2 Mitre jar and cover. covered in underglaze blue, No marks. Ironstone, 11½" long x 8" wide x 13¾" 292mm long x 203mm wide x Gilding very good. C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- ‘Elegant mitre shaped jars Picture 28 Godden Godden Samlesbur Bequest 22 Jan 1993 handles serpents and masks high (overall) 349mm high (overall) Delph 25 and covers sumptuously 1980, 1991, y Hall from the in gold. Spirally moulded gilded’ are listed in the page 160, page 186, January Raven bottom section. Lid spirally Christie’s sale catalogue plate 231 plate 231 1987, Lot Mason moulded surmounted by a for 15 December 1818. 48 family crown in gold. Decorated See Godden 1980, with butterflies and moths Appendix, pages 269-276; in gold. Godden 1991, Appendix, pages 297-304, for transcript 54 Ceramic 54 1 Jug. octagonal form with ‘MASON’S’ over a large Ironstone, Basket of 8½" high x 8⅜" long x 7" wide 216mm high x 213mm long x Stress crack C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 moulded twig handle. round crown, drape with Flowers 178mm wide Delph 25 now referred to from the Transfer printed in ‘PATENT IRONSTONE as ‘Basket of Raven underglaze blue with ‘Basket CHINA’, printed in Flowers’; see Mason of Flowers’ pattern, hand- underglaze blue. Compendium of family enamelled in red. Green Mason’s enamel handle. patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 55 Ceramic 55 and 55A 2 Pair of jugs, ‘Hydra’ shape. octagonal form with ‘MASON’S’ over a round Ironstone, both 5¼" long x 4¾" wide x 6" both 133mm long x 121mm Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1845 Picture 65 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 moulded handles. Painted crown, surmounting high; wide x 152mm high; Delph (mark) from the in underglaze blue, handles ‘PATENT IRONSTONE Raven painted in green and red CHINA’, printed in black. Mason enamel. family 56 Ceramic 56 1 Jug, ‘Hydra’ shape. octagonal, transfer printed ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, B9799 Bird and 11½" long x 9" wide x 11" high 292mm long x 229mm wide x Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900 Same pattern as 82, 83 The pattern is Picture 29 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 in underglaze blue with ‘Bird crown, drape with ‘PATENT Peony 279mm high Ashworth Street and 87-87A. The pattern now referred to from the and Peony’ pattern, and IRONSTONE CHINA’ in Works, book entry for B9799 as ‘Bird and Raven enamelled in red and yellow. underglaze blue; ‘B9799’ Hanley reads ‘Dinner ware No.2 Peony’; see Mason Moulded handle, painted in painted in red. shape. Ironstone. Printed Compendium of family underglaze blue and gold. under-glaze. Enamelled. Mason’s Best red, rose, coloured, patterns, yellow, yellow-green. published by Lustre edge’. The entry Mason’s was made between Collectors Club December 1898 and (1996) November 1903.

57 Ceramic 57 1 Jug, ‘Hydra’ shape. octagonal jug, pattern as 54. ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 7¼" long x 6⅜" wide x 7⅜" high 184mm long x 162mm wide x Slight crack C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 Moulded handle enamelled crown, drape enclosing 187mm high Delph 48 from the in green, red and yellow. ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Raven in black. Mason family 58 Ceramic 58 and 58A 2 Pair of Jugs. hexagonal with sea serpent ‘MASON’S’ over a crown, Ironstone, both 7¾" long x 6" wide x 9¼" both 197mm long x 152mm Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- Pictures Bequest 22 Jan 1993 moulded handle, cobalt blue drape enclosing ‘PATENT high ; wide x 235mm high; Delph 48 30 & 66 from the ground. ‘Double landscape’ IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed (mark) Raven transfer printed in black, in black. Mason enamelled by hand in family orange, yellow, red, green and gold.

59 Ceramic 59 1 Jug. hexagonal, cobalt ground. ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 8¼" long x 5" wide x 8¾" high 210mm long x 127mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- Picture 30 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 ‘Double landscape’ pattern crown, drape enclosing 222mm high Delph 48 from the as 58. ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Raven printed in sepia. Mason family 60 Ceramic 60 1 Jug. ovoid form with scroll ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 7½" long x 4¾" wide x 8⅜" 191mm long x 121mm wide x Gilt rubbed C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- Picture 31 Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 handle, cobalt blue ground. crown, drape enclosing high 213mm high Delph 45 1980, 1991, from the Central panel transfer ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ page 163, page 189, Raven printed outline of vase and printed in purple. plate 238 plate 238 Mason Chinese symbols, hand- family enamelled in red, yellow, blue, green and gold. Green scale inside border.

61 Ceramic 61 1 Jug. elongated, hexagonal form, ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 4¾" long x 3" wide x 6¼" high 121mm long x 76mm wide x Restoration to lip C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- No gilding Bequest 22 Jan 1993 handle terminal in the form crown, drape enclosing 159mm high Delph 48 from the of a grotesque mask, cobalt ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Raven blue ground. Oval panels printed in purple. Mason enclosing ‘Landscape in a family scroll’, transfer printed in black. Painted in enamel colours and yellow enamel. Neck green enamel ground painted in yellow enamel.

62 Ceramic 62 1 Jug. hexagonal, transfer printed ‘FENTON STONE WORKS’ Earthenwar 4" long x 3" wide x 4⅞" high 102mm long x 76mm wide x Restoration to lip and hairline C. J. Mason Lane c.1830- Picture 67 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 in underglaze blue, painted enclosed in a rectangular e, 124mm high Delph 35 (mark) from the in overglaze red. Handle mark with canted corners Raven moulded with a sea serpent and ‘No.306’ in underglaze Mason painted in green enamel. blue. family

63 Ceramic 63 1 Jug. ‘Fenton’ shape covered with No marks. Ironstone, 10" long x 6¼" wide x 9½" high 254mm long x 159mm wide x Crack from centre of base to C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- Picture 32 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 cobalt, decorated in gold 241mm high outside edge, transferring Delph 25 from the with butterflies and stylised upwards into body; restored Raven grass. Handle moulded in handle; regilded Mason the form of a two-legged family beast. The neck gilded with stylised leaves and scrolls.

64 Ceramic 64 1 Jug (small size). octagonal with hydra shaped ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ironstone, 3⅜" long x 3" wide x 3½" high 86mm long x 76mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- Picture 33 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 handle covered in cobalt. impressed in a circle. 89mm high Delph 25 from the Painted in enamel colours Raven and gold with random Mason flower sprays family 65 Ceramic 65 1 Jug (miniature). ‘Fenton’ shape with handle No marks. Ironstone, 3" long x 1¾" wide x 2⅝" high 76mm long x 44mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- Picture 33 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 moulded with a two-legged 67mm high Delph 25 from the beast, picked out in gold. Raven Decorated, painted in Mason enamel colours and gilt with family random flower sprays.

66 Ceramic 66 1 Jug. ‘Fenton’ shape covered with No marks. Ironstone, 5⅝" long x 3½" wide x 4½" 143mm long x 89mm wide x Major restoration C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- As No.53 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 cobalt, decorated in gold high 114mm high Delph 25 from the with butterflies and moths. Raven Handle moulded as two- Mason legged beast. family 67 Ceramic 67 1 Jug. octagonal with elongated No marks. Ironstone, 8" long x 6½" wide x 8⅞" high 203mm long x 165mm wide x Good Unattribut c.1825- Unattributed, probably of Picture 34 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 neck and pronounced spout. 225mm high ed - see 30 North Staffordshire origin. from the Handle moulded in the form note N.B. Different blue etc. Raven of a hydra. Covered with a Mason violet cobalt blue. Painted family with stylised floral sprays in gold.

68 Ceramic 68 1 Jug. octagonal, with moulded No marks. Ironstone, 9" long x 8" wide x 9½" high 229mm long x 203mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- Picture 35 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 hydra handle. Cobalt blue 241mm high Delph 25 from the ground, painted in gold with Raven moths and butterflies and Mason large peony. Elongated neck family with exaggerated lobes.

69 Ceramic 69 to 69C 4 Set of graduated jugs, ‘Hydra’ octagonal, transfer printed ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 69 : 5¼" long x 4¾" wide x 6" 69 : 133mm long x 121mm Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900- Earlier version see 71. The Picture 36 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 shape in black with chinoiserie crown, drape enclosing e, high; 69A : 5¼" long x 4¼" wide wide x 152mm high; 69A : Ashworth Street 10 pattern book entry for from the scenes, red scale ground. ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ x 5⅛" high; 69B : 4¼" long x 133mm long x 108mm wide x Works, C107 reads ‘Hydra jugs. Raven The design painted in printed in black. ‘C’ over 3½" wide x 4¼" high; 69C : 3¼" 130mm high; 69B : 108mm Hanley Ironstone. Printed Mason enamel colours. Moulded ‘107’ and ‘9’ below, painted long x 3" wide x 3⅝" high long x 89mm wide x 108mm underglaze. Black. family handle painted in red, green in red. high; 69C : 83mm long x 76mm Coloured underglaze. and yellow enamel. wide x 92mm high Apple green underglaze, oven blue enamelled, 427 red, 616 blue, rose coloured, yellow, black, opaque orange, mixed blue green 159. Lustre edge’. The entry was d b t 1900 3 70 Ceramic 70 1 Jug, with strainer at spout, octagonal, transfer printed ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Table and 5⅜" long x 5" wide x 6⅜" high 137mm long x 127mm wide x Good; this type of jug is lidded, C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 ‘Hydra’ shape. in black, painted in enamel IRONSTONE CHINA’ Flower Pot 162mm high lid missing Delph 25 now referred to from the colours with ‘Table and impressed in two lines. as ‘Table and Raven Flower Pot’ pattern. Handle ‘MASON’S’ printed in black Flower Pot’; see Mason moulded and painted in over a large crown, drape Compendium of family apricot lustre. enclosing ‘PATENT Mason’s IRONSTONE CHINA’. patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996)

71 Ceramic 71 1 Jug. octagonal, transfer printed ‘MASON’S’ over a large Ironstone, 7" long x 6¼" wide x 7½" high 178mm long x 159mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1825- Variation of pattern on 69. Picture 68 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 in black, painted in enamel crown, drape enclosing 191mm high Delph 30 (mark) from the colours. Handle moulded as ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Raven a twig, painted in green and printed in black. Mason brown enamel. family

72 Ceramic 72 1 Jug (miniature), ‘Hydra’ octagonal, transfer printed ‘MASON’S’ over a round Earthenwar 2⅝" long x 2⅜" wide x 2⅞" 67mm long x 60mm wide x Chip to top rim Geo. L. Broad c.1870- Picture 69 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 shape. in overglaze black, painted crown, drape enclosing e, high 73mm high Ashworth Street 80 (mark) from the in enamel colours. Moulded ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Raven handle decorated with part printed in black. ‘H’ painted Hanley Mason of the transfer printed in red. family design. Red line border.

73 Ceramic 73 1 Jug, small size. octagonal, outline transfer ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ironstone, Waterlily 3⅛" high 3½" long x 3" wide 79mm high 89mm long x 76mm Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- The jug contains a The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 print in black. Painted in impressed in a circle wide Delph 20 newspaper cutting about now referred to from the underglaze blue and enamel Miles Mason, the contents as ‘Waterlily’; Raven colours and gold, with the of which are somewhat see Mason ‘Waterlily’ pattern. outdated and inaccurate. Compendium of family Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 74 Ceramic 74 1 Jug. elongated oval shape with ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar Bandana 4½" long x 3⅜" wide x 5¾" 114mm long x 86mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- The word ‘bandana’ seems Picture 37 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 mean lip, decorated with a crown, drape enclosing e, high 146mm high Delph 48 to have its origins in the from the ‘Bandana’ pattern printed in ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Hindustani word Raven black, painted in enamel printed in black. ‘Bandhnu’, referring to the Mason colour, predominantly method of dyeing in which family green. Red enamel rim. parts of the cloth are tied to prevent them receiving coloured dye. The word also relates to a type of calico printing in which a pattern is produced by discharging the colour.

75 Ceramic 75 1 Jug. globular form, with twig ‘MASON’S’ over a round Ironstone, Sacrificial 5½" long x 5" wide x 6⅛" high 140mm long x 127mm wide x Stress cracks C. J. Mason Lane c.1830- The pattern is Picture 38 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 moulded handle, transfer crown, drape enclosing Lamb 156mm high Delph 40 now referred to from the printed outline with the ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ as ‘Sacrificial Raven ‘Sacrificial Lamb’ pattern. printed in black. Lamb’; see Mason Painted in enamel colours. Compendium of family Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 76 Ceramic 76 1 Jug. cane coloured body. Standard ‘Bandana’ mark. Earthenwar 7⅜" long x 4¼" wide x 7¼" high 187mm long x 108mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Daisy c.1851- Made after the Picture 70 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 Transfer printed outline in e, 184mm high Bank 53 bankruptcy when C. J. (mark) from the black. Painted in enamel Works Mason restarted for Raven colours. Handle moulded in approximately two years. Mason the form of a sea serpent. family

77 Ceramic 77 to 77C 4 Jugs. octagonal, with twig ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 77 : 6" long x 5¼" wide x 6⅜" 77 : 152mm long x 133mm Good Geo. L. Broad c.1860- Shape as 54 and 71. Bequest 22 Jan 1993 moulded handle painted in crown, drape enclosing high; 77A : 5" long x 4¼" wide x wide x 162mm high; 77A : Ashworth Street 70 from the green and brown enamel. ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ 5⅜" high; 77B : 4¼" long x 3⅝" 127mm long x 108mm wide x Works, Raven Transfer printed outline in printed in black. wide x 4¼" high; 77C 5¾" long 137mm high; 77B : 108mm Hanley Mason black, painted in enamel x 4¾" wide x 6½" high long x 92mm wide x 108mm family colours with chinoiserie high; 77C 146mm long x scenes 121mm wide x 165mm high 78 Ceramic 78 1 Jug. moulded with the boar hunt ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 4¾" long x 3" wide x 5" high 121mm long x 76mm wide x Very badly pitted C. J. Mason c.1845- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 on one side, the other with a crown, drape enclosing 127mm high 48 from the stag hunt, both in low relief, ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Raven elongated oval form. Twig printed in black. Mason moulded handle. family

79 Ceramic 79 1 Jug. grey-tinted body, moulded ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 6½" long x 4½" wide x 7¼" high 165mm long x 114mm wide x Chip on rim C. J. Mason c.1845- See 78 for smaller version. Picture 39 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 on one side with a boar crown, drape enclosing 184mm high 48 from the hunt, the other with a stag ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Raven hunt, both in low relief. printed in black. Mason Gold band to rim and base. family 80 Ceramic 80 1 Jug. grey-tinted body, moulded ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 8" long x 6½" wide x 8½" high 203mm long x 165mm wide x Good C. J. Mason c.1840- The command ‘Toho’ is Picture 39 Haggar & Bequest 22 Jan 1993 in high relief with hunting crown, drape enclosing 216mm high 48 given to a gun dog to stop, Adams from the dogs, moulded in low relief ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ but no definitive reason 1977, Raven with a landscape. The neck printed in black. ‘TOHO’ why this mark was page 142 Mason moulded with two impressed in an applied adopted by Mason’s family huntsmen drinking at a rectangular pad. seems to have survived. table 81 Ceramic 81 1 Jug. moulded in low relief with ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 9½" long x 6½" wide x 10½" 241mm long x 165mm wide x Restoration to lip; handle C. J. Mason c.1840- Picture 39 Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 Falstaff and the ‘Merry crown, drape enclosing high 267mm high broken off and re-stuck with 48 1980, 1991, from the Wives of Windsor’. Handle ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ discoloured glue; cracked page 164, page 190, Raven moulded as a gnarled tree printed in black. across base and into body. plate 240 plate 240 Mason trunk family 82 Ceramic 82 1 Jug, ‘Hydra’ shape. octagonal, transfer printed ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar B9797 5" long x 4¼" wide x 5¼" high 127mm long x 108mm wide x Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900 Same pattern as 56, 83 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 outline in underglaze blue, crown, drape enclosing e, 133mm high Ashworth Street and 87-87A. No from the painted in underglaze blue, ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, information is given in the Raven and enamel colours. printed in underglaze blue. Hanley pattern books against Mason Moulded handle, painted in ‘B/9797’ painted in red. entry B9799. It was family underglaze blue, painted in originally entered between gold with scales. Apricot December 1898 and lustre edge line. November 1903.

83 Ceramic 83 1 Jug, ‘Hydra’ shape. octagonal, transfer printed ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar B9799 Bird and 4" long x 3⅜" wide x 4¼" high 102mm long x 86mm wide x Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900 Same pattern as 56, 82 The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 outline in underglaze blue, crown, drape enclosing e, Peony 108mm high Ashworth Street and 87-87A. now referred to from the painted in underglaze blue ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, as ‘Bird and Raven and enamel colours. printed in underglaze blue. Hanley Peony’; see Mason Moulded handle, painted in ‘B9799’ painted in red. Compendium of family underglaze blue, painted in Mason’s gold with scales. Apricot patterns, lustre edge line. published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 84 Ceramic 84 1 Jug, ‘Hydra’ shape. octagonal, outline transfer ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 5" long x 4¼" wide x 5⅜" high 127mm long x 108mm wide x Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 print in underglaze blue. crown, drape enclosing e, 137mm high Ashworth Street from the Painted in underglaze blue ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Raven and enamel colours. printed in underglaze blue. Hanley Mason Moulded handle painted in family red, green and apricot lustre, apricot lustre edge line 85 Ceramic 85 and 85A 2 Pair of Jugs, ‘Hydra’ shape.. octagonal with square spout ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar B9748 85 : 6½" long x 6" wide x 7⅛" 85 : 165mm long x 152mm Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 lip. Transfer printed outline crown, drape enclosing e, high; 85A : 6¼" long x 5¼" wide wide x 181mm high; 85A : Ashworth Street 20 from the in brown, painted in enamel ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ x 6¾" high 159mm long x 133mm wide x Works, Raven colours with the ‘Basket of printed in sepia. ‘B9748’ 171mm high Hanley Mason Flowers’ pattern. Moulded painted in red. family handle painted in underglaze blue and painted in gold with scales. Gold rim line.

86 Ceramic 86 1 Jug, ‘Hydra’ shape. octagonal, outline transfer ‘B7648’ painted in red: ‘B’ in Earthenwar B7648 4½" long x 4⅜" wide x 5¼" high 114mm long x 111mm wide x Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900 Pattern B7648 in the Bequest 22 Jan 1993 print in underglaze blue. script incised. e, 133mm high Ashworth Street pattern book reads ‘Jug. from the Painted in underglaze blue Works, Hydra shaped. Ironstone, Raven and enamel colours. Hanley printed in blue. Enamelled Mason Moulded handle painted in and gilt as Davenport’s family red, green and apricot Oriental pattern. Lustre to lustre. handles’. Entry originally made between December 1885 and October 1890.

87 Ceramic 87 and 87A 2 Pair of Jugs (different sizes), octagonal, outline transfer ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar B9799 Bird and 87 : 5½" long x 5" wide x 6⅛" 87 : 140mm long x 127mm Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900 Same pattern as 56, 82 The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 ‘Hydra’ shape. printed in underglaze blue. crown, drape enclosing e, Peony high; 87A : 4" long x 3½" wide wide x 156mm high; 87A : Ashworth Street and 83. now referred to from the Painted in enamel colours ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ x 4½" high 102mm long x 89mm wide x Works, as ‘Bird and Raven with the ‘Bird and Peony’ in underglaze blue. ‘B9799’ 114mm high Hanley Peony’; see Mason pattern. Moulded handle in painted in red on both. Compendium of family underglaze blue painted in Mason’s gold with scales. Apricot patterns, lustre rim line. published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 88 Ceramic 88 1 Jug. outline printed in red, In purple, ‘MASON’S’ over Earthenwar Persiana 6¾" long x 4¼" wide x 6" high 171mm long x 108mm wide x Chips and hairline Geo. L. Broad c.1930 Picture 71 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 painted in enamel colours, ribbon crown, with pattern e, 152mm high Ashworth Street (mark) from the yellow, orange, green and name ‘PERSIANA’ and Works, Raven purple. ‘ENGLAND’ below. Hanley Mason family 89 Ceramic 89 1 Jug. transfer printed outline, ‘MASON’S’ over a beaded Earthenwar 7" long x 4¼" wide x 6¼" high 178mm long x 108mm wide x Unfinished Geo. L. Broad c.1920- Picture 72 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 painted in underglaze blue crown in brown with e, 159mm high Ashworth Street 30 (mark) from the only (unfinished). ‘ENGLAND’ below. Works, Raven Hanley Mason family 90 Ceramic 90 1 Jug, ‘Hydra’ shape. Imari pattern, painted in No marks. Earthenwar 7¾" long x 5¾" wide x 8" high 197mm long x 146mm wide x Restored extensively, Geo. L. Broad c.1900- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 underglaze blue and e, 203mm high restoration discoloured Ashworth Street 20 from the overglaze enamel. Works, Raven Hanley Mason family 91 Ceramic 91 1 Jug. underglaze blue painted ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 5½" long x 4¾" wide x 6½" high 140mm long x 121mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1845- Unfinished pattern. Bequest 22 Jan 1993 outline and painted also in crown, transfer printed in e, 165mm high Delph 48 from the underglaze blue cobalt. black. Raven Traces of gilding. Mason family 92 Ceramic 92 1 Jug, ‘Hydra’ shape. mazarine blue, on glaze Impressed ‘MASON’S Ironstone, 4" long x 3½" wide x 4¼" high 102mm long x 89mm wide x Badly worn chipped and C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 enamel flower sprays with PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ 108mm high cracked Delph 25 from the gilding. in two lines. Raven Mason family 93 Ceramic 93 1 Jug. outline print with ‘MASON’S’ over a small Earthenwar 4⅛" long x 3" wide x 4⅜" high 105mm long x 76mm wide x Large body cracks, chipped Geo. L. Broad c.1870- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 enamelling. Twig handle, in round crown, drape e, 111mm high and stained Ashworth Street 80 from the green. enclosing ‘PATENT Works, Raven IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed Hanley Mason in black family 94 Ceramic 94 1 Jug, ‘Hydra’ shape. octagonal with rounded ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 6" long x 5¼" wide x 6⅝" high 152mm long x 133mm wide x Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 spout lip. pattern as 85. crown, drape enclosing e, 168mm high Ashworth Street 20 from the ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Raven printed in sepia. Hanley Mason family 95 Ceramic 95 to 95O 16 Part dessert service, outline transfer printed in ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, dishes 95 : 9⅞" long x 8" wide; dishes 95 : 251mm long x Fair C. J. Mason Lane c.1835- Pieces of this period Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 comprising : six dishes of black. Painted in enamel crown, drape enclosing 95A : 11" long x 8¾" wide; 95B 203mm wide; 95A : 279mm Delph 45 frequently have decorated 1980, 1991, from the different shapes and ten colours with Chinese ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ : 11" long x 8⅝" wide; 95C : long x 222mm wide; 95B : footrims. page 133, page 142, Raven plates. figurative subjects within a printed in sepia. 9⅜" long x 8⅞" wide; 95D : 279mm long x 219mm wide; colour colour Mason scroll. Handles moulded in 9½" long x 9" wide; 95E : 9⅜" 95C : 238mm long x 225mm plate 8 plate 29 family the form of scrolls. The foot long x 8¾" wide; plates 95F to wide; 95D : 241mm long x decorated with scroll and 95O all approx 9" dia. 229mm wide; 95E : 238mm wave motif transfer printed long x 222mm wide; plates 95F in black, painted in red. to 95O all approx. 229mm dia.

96 Ceramic 96 1 Base to vegetable tureen (no outline transfer printed in ‘MASON’S’ over a ribbon Ironstone, 13¼" long x 10¼" wide x 2" 337mm long x 260mm wide x Old composition repair has Geo. L. Broad c.1870- The damage is very poorly Bequest 22 Jan 1993 lid). red. Painted in enamel crown, drape enclosing high 51mm high now broken away Ashworth Street 75 restored and possibly from the colours with a vase of ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, needs re-doing in the Raven flowers standing on a table. printed in sepia. Hanley future. Mason The inner border picked out family in underglaze blue and yellow enamel. The flange with panels alternating with green, orange and white backgrounds. The moulded handles in the form of bows, picked out in gold.

97 Ceramic 97 1 Platter. outline transfer printed in ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 4/255 13" dia. 330mm dia. Glazing crazed, minor staining Geo. L. Broad c.1930- The dark ‘Brunswick Bequest 22 Jan 1993 red with an exotic bird in crown, drape enclosing e, to reverse Ashworth Street 39 Green’ used is very typical from the stylised landscape with ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, of the Ashworth products. Raven flowering peony. Painted in printed in red. ‘4/255’ Hanley The pattern 4/255 in the Mason enamel colours, with a small painted in red. Impressed pattern book reads family amount of gilding. The ‘6G?’. ‘Dinner. Printed in Purple border enamelled in dark brown coloured green, the edge in apricot underglaze in Apple Green lustre. and oven blue. Enamelled in rose-red, 616 blue, yellow green, blue green and yellow, 17 brown. Lustre edge, Gilt. “Manderlay”’. The design was entered about 1930.

98 Ceramic 98 1 Large rectangular platter. outline transfer printed in ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, Flying Bird 18¾" long x 14" wide x 1¾" 476mm long x 356mm wide x Good Geo. L. Broad c.1906 The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 (Meat plate from a dinner underglaze blue, a variation crown, drape enclosing high 44mm high Ashworth Street now referred to from the service.) of the ‘Asiatic Pheasant’. ‘PATENT IRONSTONE Works, as ‘Flying Bird’; Raven Painted in enamel colours CHINA’. Transfer printed in Hanley see Mason and gold. Traces of apricot underglaze blue. Impressed Compendium of family lustre on edge. ‘10 06’, and ‘B’. Mason's patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 99 Ceramic 99 and 99A 2 Pair of dessert dishes. of moulded rectangular form On 99 ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Jardiniere both 11" long x 7½" wide both 279mm long x 191mm Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- The pattern is Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with moulded debased IRONSTONE CHINA’ wide Delph 20 now referred to 1980, 1991, from the rococo handles. Transfer impressed in a straight line. as ‘Jardiniere’; pages 178 pages 203 Raven printed outline in underglaze On 99A ‘MASON’S PATENT see and 179, and 204, Mason blue, painted in enamel IRONSTONE CHINA’ Compendium of plates 269 plates family colours and gold. Apricot impressed in two lines. Mason’s and 270 269 and lustre edge. patterns, 270 published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 100 Ceramic 100 and 2 Pair of Vases (no lids). octagonal facetted shape, No marks. Ironstone, Rose and both 10½" high x 5" long x 4" both 267mm high x 127mm Two lids each vase are missing C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- The pattern is Picture 40 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 100A tapering to a moulded Apple wide long x 102mm wide Delph 25 now referred to from the facetted foot. The handles as ‘Rose and Raven moulded in the form of Apple’ and is Mason cabbage roses and buds. usually found on family Cobalt blue ground, painted ornamental in underglaze blue and red, wares; see orange, yellow and gold. Compendium of Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 101 Ceramic 101 and 2 Soup tureen and lid. of rectangular form with No marks. Ironstone, 13¼" long x 8¼" wide x 10¼" 337mm long x 210mm wide x Good Unidentifie c.1840 Probably by Stephen Folch Picture 41 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 101A moulded foot; the finial to high (overall) 260mm high (overall) d - see 1819-28. from the the lid a stylised flower. note Raven Elaborate scroll moulded Mason handles both painted in family cobalt blue, pattern of stylised flowers. Painted in underglaze blue and enamel colours. Apricot lustre edge lines to tureen, foot and lid.

102 Ceramic 102 and 2 Pair of dessert dishes. of rectangular form with On both : ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Fence, both 10¾" long x 7½" wide both 273mm long x 191mm Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- The pattern is Plate S Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 102A moulded debased rococo IRONSTONE CHINA’ Blue Leaf wide Delph 20 now referred to 1980, 1991, from the handles. Painted in enamel impressed in a straight line. and Lilac as ‘Fence, Blue page 137, page 155, Raven colours with stylised flowers Leaf and Lilac’; plate 180, plate 180, Mason in an oriental-type see illustrates illustrates family landscape, picked out in Compendium of the shape. the gold. Apricot lustre edge Mason’s shape. line. patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 103 Ceramic 103 and 2 Pair of dessert dishes. moulded in the form of ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ironstone, Prunus both 11⅛" long x 7½" wide both 283mm long x 191mm Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- These are based on The pattern is Picture 42 Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 103A elongated leaves. On one impressed in a circle. Tree, Rose wide Delph 20 designs made in the Orient now referred to 1980, 1991, from the side a stylised acanthus leaf Printed in black, rounded and Flower for the export market - as ‘Prunus Tree, page 109, page 134, Raven moulded to form a handle, crown with drape enclosing they are more stylised in Rose and colour colour Mason on the other a debased ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ form than the originals. Flower’; see plate 5, plate 24, family rococo handle. Outline overpainted in green See 102 and 102A for the Compendium of illustrates illustrates transfer printed in black enamel. same form. [Note in 1993 Mason’s the shape. the overpainted by hand in catalogue only :] There is no patterns, shape. enamel colours and gold ‘MASON’S’ word above published by with stylised oriental the crown found in the Mason’s flowers. products of the ‘early’ Collectors Club period (1996) 104 Ceramic 104 and 2 Pair of dessert dishes. of moulded irregular leaf ‘MASON’S’ over a rounded Ironstone, Tree Peony both 9⅞" long x 8½" wide both 251mm long x 216mm Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1830- The pattern is Picture 43 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 104A form. Outline transfer crown above a drape wide Delph 40 now referred to from the printed in sepia, painted in enclosing ‘PATENT as ‘Tree Peony’; Raven underglaze blue, red, green, IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed see Mason and yellow enamel. Apricot in sepia. Compendium of family lustre edge. Decorated Mason’s footrim. patterns, published by Mason's Collectors Club (1996) 105 Ceramic 105 and 2 Two dishes from a dessert 105 : Oval form with shaped On 105 : crown above a Ironstone. 105: 11¼" long x 7¾" wide; 105: 286mm long x 197mm One good; second has C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- The decoration is 105 : Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 105A service. rim, small moulded scroll drape enclosing ‘PATENT 105A: 9½" long x 8¼" wide wide; 105A: 241mm long x extended firing crack Delph 20 frequently called ‘Table Picture 1980, 1991, from the handles. Inner moulded IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed 210mm wide and Flower Vase’ pattern. 42; 105A : page 138, page 156, Raven central panel. 105A : Semi- in black overpainted in green Picture 44 plate 181, plate 181, Mason circular form with elaborate enamel. On 105A : illustrates illustrates family tri-form handle into a ‘MASON’S PATENT the shape the shape stylised acanthus leaf. IRONSTONE CHINA’ and and Decorated with outline impressed in a straight line, pattern. pattern. transfer print in black. and ‘MASON’S’ over a Painted in enamel colours crown, the drape enclosing with ‘Table and Flowerpot’ ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ design. Apricot lustre edge printed in black, overpainted line. in green enamel.

106 Ceramic 106 and 2 Two dishes from a dessert 106 : Oval form with shaped On 106 : ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone. Mogul 106: 10⅞" long x 7½" wide; 106: 276mm long x 191mm One with small chip; second C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- The pattern is Picture 45 Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 106A service. rim, small moulded scroll IRONSTONE CHINA’ 106A: 9¾" long x 7½" wide wide; 106A: 248mm long x has small chip, firing and wear Delph 20 now referred to 1980, 1991, from the handles. Inner moulded impressed in two lines, and 191mm wide as ‘Mogul’; see page 136, page 143, Raven central panel. 106A : ‘MASON’S’ over a rounded Compendium of colour colour Mason Palette shape. Both outline crown, the drape enclosing Mason’s plate 9 plate 30 family transfer printed in black, ‘PATENT IRONSTONE patterns, overpainted in enamel CHINA’, transfer printed in published by colours and gold, with the underglaze blue. ‘2’ painted Mason’s ‘Mogul’ pattern. Underglaze in red enamel. On 106A : Collectors Club blue printed scroll border. Rounded crown over a drape (1996) Apricot lustre edge. enclosing ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed in underglaze blue. 107 Ceramic 107 and 2 Two dishes from a dessert 107 : Elongated leaf form On both : ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone. Panelled 107: 11" long x 7½" wide; 107: 279mm long x 191mm Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- See 119 and 119A for The pattern is Picture 46 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 107A service. with stylised acanthus IRONSTONE CHINA’ Fence, 107A: 9½" long x 8¼" wide wide; 107A: 241mm long x Delph 20 matching shaped dessert now referred to from the moulded handle. 107A : impressed in a straight line. Bonsai 210mm wide plates. as ‘Panelled Raven Semi-circular form with Tree, Box Fence, Bonsai Mason elaborate tri-form handle and Tree, Box and family into a stylised acanthus leaf. Flowers Flowers’; see Both decorated with a rich Compendium of pattern, cobalt blue ground, Mason’s with reserve panels, patterns, alternating ‘ogee’ scroll published by shapes and circular reserves. Mason’s The circular panels painted Collectors Club in pink enamel with rocks (1996). and stylised foliage. The others with oriental landscapes enclosing a zig- zag fence. The central oval reserve containing a screen, fence and table with vase of flowers, painted in enamel colours, all reserves outlined in gold. Gold scrolls decorating the cobalt ground. Gold edge line.

108 Ceramic 108 1 Dessert dish. semi-circular form with ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, 9¼" long x 8" wide 235mm long x 203mm wide Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Picture 47 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 elaborate tri-form handle IRONSTONE CHINA’ and ‘O’ Delph 20 & Plate T from the into stylised acanthus leaf. impressed in a straight line. Raven On the opposite side Mason debased rococo scrolls family moulded. Painted in underglaze blue cobalt, and overglaze red. Rich gilding, including panels of gold scales over a red ground and gold scales over a pale pink ground 109 Ceramic 109 1 Dessert dish. of moulded rectangular form ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Mazarine 11⅞" long x 7⅜" wide 302mm long x 187mm wide Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- See 117 and 117A and 118 The pattern is Picture 47 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with debased rococo IRONSTONE CHINA’ Quadrants Delph 20 and 118A for matching now referred to from the handles. Painted in impressed in a straight line. dessert plates. as ‘Mazarine Raven underglaze blue and red Quadrants’; see Mason enamel with rich gilding, Compendium of family comprising alternate wedge- Mason’s shaped reserves with cobalt patterns, and white ground. The published by central section containing a Mason’s stylised daisy with red and Collectors Club white panels, the whole (1996) painted with floral subjects.

110 Ceramic 110 1 Dessert dish. of moulded rectangular form ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Flowers 10¾" long x 7⅜" wide 273mm long x 187mm wide Cracked; badly rubbed C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- The pattern is Picture 43 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with debased rococo IRONSTONE CHINA’ and Delph 20 now referred to from the handles. Painted in impressed in two lines. Wheels as ‘Flowers and Raven underglaze blue and Wheels’; see Mason overglaze red and orange Compendium of family enamel, with stylised Mason’s flowers including daisies. patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996)

111 Ceramic 111 1 Dessert dish. semi-circular form with ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ironstone, Fence, 9½" long x 8¼" wide 241mm long x 210mm wide Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- The pattern is Plate T Bequest 22 Jan 1993 elaborate tri-form handle impressed in a circle. Rock and Delph 20 now referred to from the into a stylised acanthus leaf. Gold as ‘Fence, Rock Raven Painted in underglaze blue Flower and Gold Mason and enamel colours with Flower’; see family oriental landscape Compendium of comprising a holey rock and Mason’s red zig-zag fence, stylised patterns, flowers, enriched with gold. published by Gold edge lines. Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 112 Ceramic 112 1 Large meat plate. moulded with channels No marks. Ironstone, 22⅜" long x 18" wide x 2⅝" 568mm long x 457mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1835- Picture 48 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 leading to juice well. high 67mm high Delph 40 from the Painted in underglaze blue Raven with a basket of flowers in Mason overglaze red and orange family enamel enriched with gold. Apricot lustre edge line. 113 Ceramic 113 1 Sauce boat stand. pear shaped. Transfer Large round crown above Ironstone, Mogul 6¾" long x 4¾" wide 171mm long x 121mm wide Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- Often erroneously called a The pattern is Picture 45 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 printed in black and painted drape enclosing ‘PATENT Delph 20 spoon tray in early now referred to from the in enamel colours with the IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed records. as ‘Mogul’; see Raven ‘Mogul’ pattern. Underglaze in black. Compendium of Mason blue printed border. Mason’s family patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 114 Ceramic 114 1 Sauce tureen Stand. oval form with moulded No marks. Ironstone, Basket of 7" long by 4⅛" wide 178mm long by 105mm wide Small chip C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 edge. The handles moulded Flowers Delph 25 now referred to from the in the form of overlapping as ‘Basket of Raven leaves. Transfer printed in Flowers’; see Mason underglaze blue overpainted Compendium of family in red enamel, with the Mason’s ‘Basket of Flowers’ pattern. patterns, published by Mason's Collector's Club (1996) 115 Ceramic 115 and 2 Pair of plates (different sizes) border moulded with a 'leaf' ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Vase and 115: 9⅞" dia.; 115A: 9¼" dia. 115: 251mm dia.; 115A: Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- 115A has the appearance The pattern is Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 115A 115A slightly smaller design overdecorated. IRONSTONE CHINA’ Rock 235mm dia. Delph 25 of overpainting now referred to 1980, 1991, from the Transfer printed in impressed in one line. (clobbering), possibly as ‘Vase and page 127, page 145, Raven underglaze blue and added at a later date, Rock’; see plate 155, plate 155, Mason overpainted in red and including the use of pink Compendium of illustrates illustrates family orange enamel and gold, and pale green enamels. Mason’s the the with the ‘Rock, Peony and The blemishes on the patterns, pattern. pattern. Vase of Flowers’ pattern. reverse hidden under the published by Edge of 115 decorated in enamel leaves. Mason’s apricot lustre; 115A Collectors Club decorated with green (1996). enamel 116 Ceramic 116 1 Plate. moulded border of alternate ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, Vase and 10⅛" dia. 257mm dia. Slightly rubbed Geo. L. Broad c.1860- The moulded border is The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 panels of gadroons and crown, drape enclosing Rock Ashworth Street 70 found throughout the now referred to from the overlapping scales, ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, company history though it as ‘Vase and Raven interposed with stylised printed in underglaze blue. Hanley is not common in any Rock’; see Mason daisy heads and shells. period. See 115 for same Compendium of family Pattern as 115. Green pattern. Mason’s enamel wash on edge of patterns, well. published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 117 Ceramic 117 and 2 Pair of plates. painted in underglaze blue ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Mazarine both 8" dia. both 203mm dia. Slight wear C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- See 109 for dessert dish of The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 117A and red enamel with IRONSTONE CHINA’ on both, Quadrants Delph 25 the same pattern. This now referred to from the additional gilding, impressed in a straight line. pair not as richly gilded as as ‘Mazarine Raven comprising alternate wedge- 118 and 118A. Quadrants’; see Mason shaped panels with cobalt Compendium of family and white ground. In the Mason’s central reserve a stylised patterns, Catherine wheel with published by alternate panels in red Mason’s enamel and white. The Collectors Club whole painted with floral (1996). subjects.

118 Ceramic 118 and 2 Pair of dessert plates. see 117 for description of ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Mazarine both 8" dia. both 203mm dia. Gilt rubbed C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- See 109 for dessert dish The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 118A pattern, but with richer IRONSTONE CHINA’ on both, Quadrants Delph 25 and 117 for plates to now referred to from the gilding. impressed in a straight line. match. Less richly gilded. as ‘Mazarine Raven Quadrants’; see Mason Compendium of family Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996).

119 Ceramic 119 and 2 Pair of dessert plates. see 107 for description of On 119, ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Panelled both 8" dia. both 203mm dia. Small chips on rim C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- See 107 for dessert dishes The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 119A pattern. IRONSTONE CHINA’ Fence, Delph 20 to match. now referred to from the impressed in a straight line. Bonsai as ‘Panelled Raven On 119A, ‘PATENT Tree, Box Fence, Bonsai Mason IRONSTONE CHINA’ and Tree, Box and family impressed in a circle. Flowers Flowers’; see Compendium of Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 120 Ceramic 120 to 3 Pair of plates and oblong the plates moulded with No marks. Bone China, 120 : dish 11¼" long x 7⅞" 120 : dish 286mm long x Plates rubbed C. J. Mason Lane c.1825- Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 120B dessert dish. eight points to the border. wide; 120A & 120B : plates 200mm wide; 120A & 120B : Delph 30 1980, 1991, from the The dessert dish moulded both 9" dia. plates both 229mm dia. page 132, page 152, Raven with elaborate and plate 172 plate 172 Mason exaggerated lobes. Transfer family printed in underglaze blue with a central reserve depicting topographical scenes, the border of roses, gothic arches and chequered panels. The edge enamelled in green and pink enamel. Gold ornamentation. ‘FLOREAT DOMUS’ in transfer print in the edge.

121 Ceramic 121 to 4 Three plates (dessert), one gadroon moulded edge ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Central 121: 10" dia.; 121A to 121C all 121: 254mm dia.; 121A to 121C Dinner plate gilt rubbed C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 121C dinner plate. picked out in blue enamel IRONSTONE CHINA’ on all Rose Spray 8¼" dia. all 210mm dia. Delph 25 now referred to from the and gold. Painted with four, impressed in a straight as ‘Central Rose Raven random flower sprays in line. Spray’; see Mason enamel colours and gold. Compendium of family Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996).

122 Ceramic 122 to 4 Three soup plates, one dessert dish of moulded On soup plates ‘MASON’S Ironstone, Posy 122 : dish 10⅞" long x 7½" 122 : dish 276mm long x Firing cracks (filled) on plates; C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- 122A, 122B and 122C The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 122C moulded dessert dish. rectangular form with PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Baskets wide; 122A : plate 9½" dia; 191mm wide; 122A : plate dish badly pitted Delph 25 exhibit large filled in fire now referred to from the moulded debased rococo impressed in a straight line. 122B : plate 9¼" dia.; 122C : 241mm dia; 122B : plate cracks. All the soup plates as ‘Posy Raven handles. Transfer printed in On dessert dish ‘MASON’S plate 9½" dia 235mm dia.; 122C : plate have ‘spit-out’ and other Baskets’; see Mason brown on glaze, painted in PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ 241mm dia firing faults possibly sold Compendium of family enamel colours. The pattern impressed in two lines. as ‘Thirds’. Mason’s of random baskets of patterns, flowers, a larger basket in published by the centre. Brown edge line. Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 123 Ceramic 123 to 3 Plate and pair of small side outline transfer printed in On 123 : ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Peacocks, 123 : 8⅝" dia.; 123A & 123B 123 : 219mm dia.; 123A & Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- The pattern is Godden Godden Samlesbur Bequest 22 Jan 1993 123B plates. black depicting two exotic IRONSTONE CHINA’ Peony and both 6⅝" dia. 123B both 168mm dia. Delph 25 now referred to 1980, 1991, y Hall, from the birds in an oriental impressed in a straight line. Rock as ‘Peacocks, page 186, page 211, 1977 and Raven landscape with holey rock On 123A and 123B ‘PATENT Peony and plate 285, plate 285, January Mason and stylised peony. Painted IRONSTONE CHINA’ Rock’; see illustrates illustrates 1987, Lot family in enamel colours and gold. impressed in a circle. Compendium of this this 171 Underglaze blue painted Mason’s pattern on pattern border line and apricot patterns, a vase on a vase lustre edge line. published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 124 Ceramic 124 1 Plate. outline transfer printed in ‘MASON’S’ over a round Ironstone, Peonies 9¼" dia. 235mm dia. Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1835- The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 black, painted in enamel crown, drape enclosing and Delph 40 now referred to from the colours and gold. The ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Daisies as ‘Peonies and Raven border with four triangular painted in brown. Daisies’; see Mason panels in green enamel. The Compendium of family centre with stylised oriental Mason’s flowers in underglaze blue patterns, and enamels. Apricot lustre published by edge. Mason’s Collectors Club (1996).

125 Ceramic 125 1 Plate. outline transfer printed in ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 1762 Peony and 9" dia. 229mm dia. Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1845- The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 black, painted in enamel crown, drape enclosing Prunus Delph 50 now referred to from the colours and gold. The ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Bush as ‘Peony and Raven border with four alternating printed in black. ‘1762’ Prunus Bush’; Mason panels of green enamel with painted in red. see family diagonal gold lines and Compendium of cream with black and peach Mason’s flower and scale motif. The patterns, centre with a tree peony in published by naturalistic colours. Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 126 Ceramic 126 and 2 Pair of vases. body moulded with four ribs ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, Scroll and both 4" long x 3½" wide x 8" both 102mm long x 89mm wide Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- See 142 for same pattern. The pattern is Picture 40 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 126A providing central ‘ogee’- crown, drape enclosing Prunus high x 203mm high Delph 45 The basic pattern carries now referred to from the shaped panel. Flaring neck ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ the full number, the as ‘Scroll and Raven with swan neck handles. printed in black. ‘199½’ fractional figures refer to Prunus’; see Mason Each side decorated with painted in red. variations in the Compendium of family black transfer prints of decoration. Mason’s ‘landscape in a scroll’. The patterns, central section with red published by enamel wash, the neck Mason’s green wash divided by an Collectors Club underglaze blue band. The (1996). whole overprinted in black with Prunus flowers, picked out in enamel colours. The swan necks in yellow enamel. Gold edge line.

127 Ceramic 127 1 Tureen stand. moulded border of alternate ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, 10⅛" dia 257mm dia Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1825- Same moulded border as Bequest 22 Jan 1993 panels of gadroons and IRONSTONE CHINA’ Delph 30 116. from the overlapping scales, impressed in a straight line. Raven interposed with stylised Mason daisy heads and shells. family Decorated in underglaze blue. Painted in red enamel with stylised daisies. Enriched with gilding.

128 Ceramic 128 1 Soup plate. Transfer printed in ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Ancient 9⅝" dia. 244mm dia. Slight chip under rim C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- The pattern is Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 underglaze blue with IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ruins Delph 30 now referred to 1980, 1991, from the Italianate landscape with impressed in a straight line as ‘Ancient page 128, page 148, Raven man on horseback. The and ‘MASON’S’ over a large Ruins’; see plate 159 plate 159 Mason border composed of crown, drape enclosing Compendium of family classical fragments including ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Mason’s columns, frescos and pillars printed in underglaze blue. patterns, known as ‘Quodlibet’. Plate published by moulded with eight lobes Mason’s around the rim. Collectors Club (1996) 129 Ceramic 129 1 Small side plate. transfer printed outline in ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 6⅝" dia. 168mm dia. Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 black, with a vase of flowers crown, drape enclosing Delph 45 1980, 1991, from the and four Chinese symbols, ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ page 163, page 189, Raven painted in enamel colours. printed in black. plate 238 plate 238 Mason The border in underglaze family blue decorated with daisies and leaves, picked out in yellow enamel. Apricot lustre border.

130 Ceramic 130 1 Small side plate. painted in underglaze blue ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Stylised 6" dia. 152mm dia. Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 overpainted in red enamel IRONSTONE CHINA’ Chrysanth Delph 25 now referred to from the and gold with stylised impressed in a straight line. emum as ‘Stylised Raven flowers and leaves. Apricot Chrysanthemum Mason lustre edge. ’; see family Compendium of Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 131 Ceramic 131 1 Deep saucer (probably for a outline transfer printed in ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Basket 6⅛" dia 156mm dia Chip on foot rim C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- The pattern is Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 breakfast cup). underglaze blue. Painted in IRONSTONE CHINA’ Japan Delph 20 now referred to 1980, 1991, from the red enamel and apricot impressed in two lines. as ‘Basket page 114, page 127, Raven lustre. Japan’; see plate 144 plate 144 Mason Compendium of family Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 132 Ceramic 132 to 132E 6 Three coffee cups and cups of comma shape. The On 132 to 132D, ‘MASON’S’ Ironstone, B9824 Basket 132, 132B & 132E cups all 1⅞" 132, 132B & 132E cups all Geo. L. Broad c.1900- 132E was probably The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 saucers. whole decorated with over a round crown, drape Japan high; 132A, 132C & 132D 48mm high; 132A, 132C & Ashworth Street 10 manufactured as a now referred to from the transfer prints in underglaze enclosing ‘PATENT saucers all 4⅝" dia 132D saucers all 117mm dia Works, replacement for the as ‘Basket Raven blue. Overpainted in IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed Hanley earlier service. This Japan’; see Mason overglaze red. Apricot lustre in underglaze blue. ‘B9824’ comma form is Compendium of family edge. painted in red. On 132E, uncommon. They derive Mason’s ‘MASON’S’ over a round from eighteenth-century patterns, crown, drape enclosing French (Sèvres) and later published by ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ English custard cups. Mason’s printed in black. Collectors Club (1996) 133 Ceramic 133 to 4 Pair of coffee cups and coffee cups of comma ‘MASON’S’ over a round Ironstone, B8834 Jardiniere 133 & 133B cups both 1⅞" 133 & 133B cups both 1⅞" Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900- The pattern is Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 133C saucers. shape. Decorated with an crown, drape enclosing high; 133A & 133C saucers high; 133A & 133C saucers Ashworth Street 10 now referred to 1980, 1991, from the underglaze blue transfer ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ both 4⅝" dia. both 4⅝" dia. Works, as ‘Jardiniere’; pages 178 pages 203 Raven print. Painted in red and transfer printed in Hanley see and 179, and 204, Mason orange enamel and gold. underglaze blue. ‘B8834’ Compendium of plates 269 plates family Apricot lustre edge line. painted in red. 133B has Mason’s and 270 269 and Border of intersecting incised ‘B’. patterns, 270 diamonds enclosing published by quatrefoil. Transfer printed Mason’s in underglaze blue. Collectors Club (1996) 134 Ceramic 134 1 Plate. eight-lobed plate. Transfer ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Chinese 9½" dia. 241mm dia Very worn; base chipped in C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 printed in underglaze blue. IRONSTONE CHINA’ Dragon several places Delph 30 now referred to from the impressed in a straight line as ‘Chinese Raven over a large crown, drape Dragon’; see Mason enclosing ‘PATENT Compendium of family IRONSTONE CHINA’ transfer Mason’s printed in underglaze blue. patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 135 Ceramic 135 1 Jug. faceted body, on three scroll ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 5⅝" long x 3¾" wide x 4¼" high 143mm long x 95mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1835- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 feet, wide flaring spout, crown, drape enclosing 108mm high Delph 40 from the elaborate scroll handle. ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Raven Decorated with outline printed in brown. Mason transfer print in brown, family painted in blue, red and yellow enamel, with a basket of flowers. Border including lambrequin motifs, enamelled by hand. Gold border line.

136 Ceramic 136 1 Rose water bottle (no lid). bottle, eight facetted body ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone Fence 5¾" high x 5⅛" long x 4" wide 146mm high x 130mm long x Gilded edge on handle and C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- This is a rare shape. The pattern is Godden Godden Samlesbur Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with elongated neck. Spout IRONSTONE CHINA’ Japan 102mm wide spout is badly worn. Delph 25 now referred to 1980, 1991, y Hall from the from halfway up the neck, impressed in two lines. as ‘Fence Japan’; page 189, page 214, January Raven simple high loop handle. see plate 292 plate 292 1987, Lot Mason Painted in underglaze blue Compendium of 45 family and red enamel. Apricot Mason’s lustre and gold. ‘Imari’ patterns, style. The handle and spout published by with gilded gold neck edge. Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 137 Ceramic 137 1 Vase. inverted baluster shape, ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Fence 5¼" high x 6¼" wide x 3¾" 133mm high x 159mm wide x Gilding on the handles is C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- This form should not, The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 slightly flaring neck, scroll IRONSTONE CHINA’ Japan deep 95mm deep slightly rubbed; lid missing. Delph 25 according to the records, now referred to from the handles on the shoulders. impressed in two lines. have a lid. as ‘Fence Japan’; Raven Decorated with underglaze see Mason blue transfer print and Compendium of family overglaze red enamel, Mason’s Apricot lustre with gilding, of patterns, an oriental scene including published by stylised flowers and leaves, Mason’s zig-zag fence and holey rock. Collectors Club Gilding on the handles. (1996).

138 Ceramic 138 1 Candlestick. pillar candlestick form with ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ironstone, Fence 5½" high x 4" dia. 140mm high x 102mm dia. Good, some gilt rub C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- Candlestick of same form, The pattern is Godden Godden Bequest 22 Jan 1993 turned beads on top flange, impressed in a circle. Japan Delph 25 decorated with now referred to 1980, 1991, from the two on column and on polychrome enamels as ‘Fence Japan’; page 148, page 167, Raven footrim. Painted in No.34 see plate 207 plate 207 Mason underglaze blue and red Compendium of family enamel with apricot lustre. Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 139 Ceramic 139 and 2 Vase and Cover. decorated with ‘Bandana’ No marks. Earthenwar Bandana 5" long x 3¾" wide x 13½" high 127mm long x 95mm wide x 139 handle re-stuck; 139A C. J. Mason Daisy c.1850- see 74 for reference to Bequest 22 Jan 1993 139A pattern. Orange enamel e, (overall) 343mm high (overall) section missing from rim of lid Bank 51 ‘Bandana’ from the background picked out in and chip to finial Works Raven enamel colour. Stylised Mason acanthus leaf handles family terminating in an animal mask painted on the exterior in underglaze blue, and the interior in pink enamel, overpainted in yellow/ochre enamel. Fixed to lid, a four- storied pagoda. 140 Ceramic 140 and 2 Covered canister. jar of tapering square form No marks. Porcelain 2½" long x 2½" wide x 6⅛" high 64mm long x 64mm wide x Good Factory Nineteen Bequest 22 Jan 1993 140A with sloping shoulders into a (overall) 156mm high (overall) unknown th from the long neck covered by a deep Century Raven square lid. Each facet Mason containing a rococo scroll family panel enclosing chinoiserie scenes. Outline transfer print in black, painted in enamel colours. The background composed of transfer printed cells enclosing a small red enamel circle. Around the base of the neck, a peach band over painted with foliate scrolls in gold. 141 Ceramic 141 1 Vase (no cover). inverted baluster form. The No marks. Bone China, 4¾" dia. x 10¾" high 121mm dia. x 273mm high Chip restored; regilded Factory c.1840- The decoration is probably Bequest 22 Jan 1993 neck band and bottom third unknown 50 based on a piece of from the transfer printed in oriental export porcelain. Raven underglaze blue and Mason overpainted in enamel family colours and gilt with flower sprays. The central section transfer printed outline in black with two Chinese court scenes : the first presenting his ; the second depicting the Emperor reading a sheet of written words. 142 Ceramic 142 1 Vase. body moulded with six ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Bone China, Scroll and 2⅞" long x 2½" wide x 4⅞" high 73mm long x 64mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- See 126 for similar The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 faceted panels. Flaring crown, drape enclosing Prunus 124mm high Delph 48 decoration. now referred to from the neck. Decorated with oval ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ as ‘Scroll and Raven panels of red enclosing black printed in black. Prunus’; see Mason transfer printed landscape in Compendium of family a scroll, surrounded by Mason’s ‘Prunus’, picked out in patterns, enamel colours. The body published by and foot covered in Mason’s underglaze blue. The neck Collectors Club decorated in green, all (1996). overpainted in yellow/ochre enamel with stylised flowers and scrolls.

143 Ceramic 143 and 2 Vase and cover. body moulded with six ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, 7¾" long x 6¾" wide x 12¾" 197mm long x 171mm wide x Repair on handle; regilded C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- On the base and inside of Picture 49 Samlesbur Bequest 22 Jan 1993 143A panels, pronounced IRONSTONE CHINA’ high (overall) 324mm high (overall) Delph 20 the lid, a heavily blued y Hall from the shoulder from which flares a impressed around the flange glaze. January Raven deep neck. A flat pedestal of the lid in a straight line. 1987, Lot Mason base with four bracket feet. 156. family The lid in the form of an elongated dome, rising to a point on two facets, moulded zig-zag trellis corresponding with trellis moulded on the neck. Elaborate dragon moulded handles in gold. The whole covered in a green enamel, with cream reserves, randomly placed depicting chinoiserie landscapes, and fishing scenes. Outlines in thick bands of gold.

144 Ceramic 144 1 Tureen (no lid). melon shape on divided Large early crown, drape Ironstone, Prunus 7½" long x 5⅜" wide x 4⅝" 191mm long x 137mm wide x Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- See No.39 for same form The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 pedestal foot of moulded enclosing ‘PATENT Tree, Rock high 117mm high Delph 25 with lid. now referred to from the leaves, leaf moulded IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed and Flower as ‘Prunus Tree, Raven handles painted in in black and overpainted in Rock and Mason underglaze blue and picked green enamel. Flower’; see family out in gold. Decorated with Compendium of outline transfer print in Mason’s black, hand-enamelled in patterns, colours. Gold line scallop published by moulded rim and outlines to Mason’s leaves. The foot moulded Collectors Club with beads between two (1996). gold lines. 145 Ceramic 145 1 Vegetable tureen (no lid). hexagonal shape on pierced ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ironstone, Basket 12½" dia x 4⅜" high 318mm dia x 111mm high Chip to footrim, occurred at C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 base. Decorated in impressed in a circle. Japan factory after glazing but Delph 25 now referred to from the underglaze blue and red before decorating. as ‘Basket Raven enamel, orange lustre and Japan’; see Mason gold with a basket of Compendium of family flowers. Apricot lustre edge Mason’s line and single line on foot. patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 146 Ceramic 146 and 2 Chamber pot and tooth brush chamber pot facetted with ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 1365 Coloured 146 : chamber pot 10¾" long x 146 : chamber pot 273mm long Chip to top rim of tooth brush Geo. L. Broad c.1875- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 146A vase (part of a wash stand hydra handle. Transfer crown, drape enclosing e, Willow 9" wide x 5¾" high; 146A : x 229mm wide x 146mm high; vase (146A) Ashworth Street 85 from the set). printed outline in black, ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ toothbrush vase 3⅞" long x 146A : toothbrush vase 98mm Works, Raven painted in enamel colours, printed in black, ‘1365’ 3⅞" wide x 5½" high long x 98mm wide x 140mm Hanley Mason with pagoda and bridge in painted in red. high family chinoiserie landscape. Brown and ochre edge lines. Tooth brush vase - as above.

147 Ceramic 147 1 Wash bowl (miniature). octagonal, outline transfer ‘MASON’S’ over a rounded Earthenwar B1763 3¾" dia. x 1½" high 95mm dia. x 38mm high Stained; partner for item 72 Geo. L. Broad c.1900- Pattern book entry reads : Bequest 22 Jan 1993 printed in black, painted in crown, drape enclosing e, Ashworth Street 10 ‘B1763 - As B1749 but from the enamel colours with flowers, ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, landscape centre’ B1749 Raven fence and urn in the oriental printed in black, ‘B1763’ Hanley reads : ‘As B1747 but pink Mason manner. Brown enamel painted in red. band’. B1747 reads : family edge line. ‘Table Windsor shape, but maroon lines and spots gold’. Probably produced for a house.

148 Ceramic 148 1 Vase. faceted with eight panels, ‘MASON’S’ over a rounded Earthenwar B9709 Blue India 4" long x 4" wide x 5¾" high 102mm long x 102mm wide x Damage to lip (pieces inside). Geo. L. Broad c.1910- The pattern is Picture 73 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 baluster shape with tall crown, drape enclosing e, Pheasant 146mm high Ashworth Street 20 now referred to (mark) from the flaring neck. Transfer ‘IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, as ‘Blue India Raven printed in underglaze blue ‘ENGLAND’ and ‘Rd. No. Hanley Pheasant’; see Mason with birds and peonies, 66906’ all printed in Compendium of family overpainted in enamel underglaze blue. ‘B9709’ Mason’s colours. Broad band of painted in red. patterns, underglaze blue oriental published by pattern around top. Apricot Mason’s lustre edge line. Collectors Club (1996) 149 Ceramic 149 1 Loving cup. of inverted bell shape on ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 6¾" long x 4⅝" wide x 5⅜" 171mm long x 117mm wide x Glazing crazing; two chips Geo. L. Broad c.1890- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 circular foot, slightly flared crown, drape enclosing high 137mm high Ashworth Street 1900 from the rim, scroll handles. Transfer ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Raven printed in underglaze blue printed in underglaze blue. Hanley Mason with oriental landscape. family

150 Ceramic 150 1 Coffee cup (no saucer). slightly ribbed form with ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 2⅝" high 67mm high Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 snake handle. Outline crown, drape enclosing Delph 48 from the transfer print in black, the ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Raven ground of scales overpainted printed in brown. Mason in red enamel, reserves on family each side of Chinese scenes overpainted in enamel colours. The handle painted in green enamel and apricot lustre.

151 Ceramic 151 1 Tea cup. low shape, decorated in ‘MASON’S’ over a rounded Earthenwar 2⅛" high 54mm high Good Geo. L. Broad c.1860- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 underglaze blue overpainted crown, drape enclosing e, Ashworth Street 70 from the in red and orange enamel, ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Raven elaborate gilding. ‘D’ transfer printed in sepia. Hanley Mason shaped handle with inner family spur and pronounced thumb rest.

152 Ceramic 152 1 Tea cup. moulded with vine leaves No marks. Bone China, Basket 2⅜" high 60mm high Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 and tendrills. Handle with Japan Delph 20 now referred to from the thumb rest and inner spur. as ‘Basket Raven Transfer printed in Japan’; see Mason underglaze blue overpainted Compendium of family in red enamel with a basket Mason’s of flowers. patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 153 Ceramic 153 1 Soup plate. rib moulded flange. The ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 3296 10⅜" dia. 264mm dia. Cracked across base. C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- Three ochre enamel sprigs Bequest 22 Jan 1993 edge and bowl painted in crown, drape enclosing Delph 48 on the reverse. from the underglaze blue intersected ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Raven by pink and green enamel printed in sepia. Pattern Mason band. Decorated with number ‘3296’ painted in family flowers in enamel colours ochre inside the footring. and gold foliate sprays. The flange ornamented with diaper border and four reserves enclosing leaves and buds all painted in gold. 154 Ceramic 154 1 Plate. painted in underglaze blue ‘MASON’S’ over a ribbon Ironstone, 1435 Bowl and 10¼" dia. 260mm dia. Chip on under rim C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- Three flower sprays on The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 with elaborate border motif crown, drape enclosing Stand Delph 48 reverse. now referred to from the and central vase of flowers ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ as ‘Bowl and Raven on a table, painted in red, printed in black. ‘1435’ Stand’; see Mason orange and ochre enamel. painted in red enamel. Compendium of family Apricot lustre border line. Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 155 Ceramic 155 1 Plate. Rib moulded flange. The ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 3271 10¼" dia. 260mm dia. Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 flange decorated in crown, drape enclosing Delph 48 from the underglaze blue with ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Raven reserves alternating Chinese printed in sepia. ‘3271’ Mason figures and flowers on an painted in ochre enamel family orange background, inside the footrim. overpainted in gold with stylised trailing leaves. The centre panel, square with canted corners, containing outline transfer printed design in sepia of Chinese symbols on a leaf with peonies, overpainted in enamel colours and gold.

156 Ceramic 156 and 2 Pair of plates. transfer printed outline in ‘6702’ in yellow enamel and Earthenwar 6702 both 9¼" dia. both 235mm dia. Good Maker c.1870- No 13 is probably a copper Bequest 22 Jan 1993 156A dark blue, overpainted in ‘No 13’ transfer printed in e, unknown 75 plate number relating to from the enamel colours. blue on the flange. A sun the manufacturer. Raven motif and ‘O’ transfer Mason printed in blue. family

157 Ceramic 157 1 Dessert plate. moulded gadroon edge. ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar B9229 8¾" dia. 222mm dia. Good Geo. L. Broad c.1910- The pattern book entry for Bequest 22 Jan 1993 Transfer printed outline in crown, drape enclosing e, Ashworth Street 20 B9229 reads ‘Dinnerware. from the sepia of a basket of flowers, ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Rundell shape. Ironstone Raven overpainted in enamel printed in sepia. ‘B9229’ Hanley no.3/496, but brown Mason colours. Orange lustre edge painted in red enamel. edge’. The pattern was family line. Underglaze blue inner entered 1898-1903. band border. Waterleaf motifs on flange, alternating with printed lambrequins.

158 Ceramic 158 1 Plate. moulded edge with shaped ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 2596 9" dia. 229mm dia. Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 profile. Transfer printed crown, drape enclosing Delph 48 from the outline in grey with exotic ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Raven birds in a fenced garden and printed in black. The mark Mason tree peony, painted in appears to have some black family underglaze blue and enamel overpainting in enamel. colours. Elaborate border ‘2596’ painted in red design of panels alternating enamel. in underglaze blue and green enamel linked with foliate sprays. Gold edge line.

159 Ceramic 159 1 Plate. Facet moulded flange. ‘MASON’S’ over a round Ironstone, Lyre Bird 9" dia. 229mm dia. Good C. J. Mason Lane c.1835- The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 Outline transfer printed in crown, drape enclosing Delph 45 now referred to from the sepia depicting the ‘Lyre ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ as ‘Lyre Bird’; Raven Bird’ pattern, overpainted in printed in sepia. see Mason enamel colours. Apricot Compendium of family lustre edge line. Gold Mason’s embellishment to design. patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 160 Ceramic 160 1 Plate. embossed edge. Transfer ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Rock, 10" dia. 254mm dia. C. J. Mason Lane c.1815- This piece is only part Bequest 22 Jan 1993 printed in underglaze blue IRONSTONE CHINA’ Peony and Delph 25 decorated - no enamels or from the with ‘Rock, Peony and Vase’ impressed in a straight line. Vase gilding having been added. Raven pattern The object obviously Mason sagged during the glaze family firing making it unsaleable in the nineteenth century. 161 Ceramic 161 1 Plate. Facet moulded edge flange. ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 9" dia. 229mm dia. Slight chip Geo. L. Broad c.1870- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 Outline transfer printed in crown, drape enclosing Ashworth Street 80 from the black. The design is ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Raven asymmetrical with a large printed in black. Hanley Mason half wheel motif. Three family panels in underglaze blue divide the remainder of the rim, all joined with foliate sprays. The centre enclosed within a double band of semi-circles, with an oriental landscape of a tree, fence and tri-part banner, all overpainted in enamel colours and gold. Apricot lustre edge line. 162 Ceramic 162 1 Soup plate. Facet moulded rim ‘MASON’S’ over a ribboned Ironstone, 10¼" dia. 260mm dia. Two chips Geo. L. Broad c.1890- Bequest 22 Jan 1993 decorated with underglaze crown, drape enclosing Ashworth Street 1900 from the blue edge line. Inner well ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Raven painted with green enamel. printed in sepia. Hanley Mason The whole outline transfer family printed in sepia with oriental landscape overpainted in enamel colours.

163 Ceramic 163 1 Plate. Facet moulded rim, outline ‘MASON’S PATENT Ironstone, Coloured 10¼" dia. 260mm dia. C. J. Mason Lane c.1820- It is possible that this The pattern is Bequest 22 Jan 1993 transfer printed in black of IRONSTONE CHINA’ Wall Delph 30 piece has been later now referred to from the oriental landscape with large impressed in a straight line. decorated and refired. as ‘Coloured Raven brick wall and islands. Wall’; see Mason Compendium of family Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 164 Ceramic 164 1 Soup tureen stand. outline transfer printed in No marks. Earthenwar 2661 Peking - 13¾" long x 13" wide 349mm long x 330mm wide Chips to footrim and rim Geo. L. Broad c.1890- This piece is part Haggar & Bequest 22 Jan 1993 black with the ‘Peking - e, Japan Ashworth Street 1900 decorated; identified as Adams from the Japan’ pattern, overpainted Works, pattern 2661 but 1977, Raven in red, orange and blue Hanley unmarked. plates Mason enamels. The moulded 101 and family handles painted in 102 for underglaze blue and gold. pattern. Apricot lustre edge line.

165 Ceramic 165 and 2 Tea cup and saucer. Pink lustre decoration of No marks. Bone China, 165 : cup 2⅛" high; 165A : 165 : cup 54mm high; 165A : Good Factory ‘Z’, c.1810- Handle form similar to Bequest 22 Jan 1993 165A foliate scrolls intersected by saucer 5½" dia. saucer 140mm dia. possibly 15 known Miles Mason from the blue and red enamel bells. Wolfe at pieces but not identical Raven Pink lustre edge line. Handle Stoke on and different knob to top Mason in the form of a loop with Trent of handle. Factory Z is as family upward pointing thumb rest. yet not positively identified, but it is thought to be Thomas Wolfe manufacturing at Stoke-on- Trent or Liverpool, c.1800- 20 166 Ceramic 166 1 Jug. octagonal with two-legged ‘IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ironstone, 4⅝" long x 3" wide x 4⅝" high 117mm long x 76mm wide x Damage to ears and tail on Maker c.1825- Similar to the Fenton Bequest 22 Jan 1993 beast handle. Covered in impressed in a straight line. 117mm high handle unknown 30 shape. The mark also from the mazarine blue. Decorated in emulates the Mason Raven white enamel and gold with products. Mason flower sprays. The handle family painted in green enamel, the beast’s ruff painted in orange enamel and gold.

167 Ceramic 167 1 Plate. painted in underglaze blue No marks. Porcelain, 10" dia. 254mm dia. Gilt wear Japanese Nineteen Probably for export to Bequest 22 Jan 1993 and red and green enamels. hard paste, th Europe. from the Century Raven Mason family 168 Ceramic 168 1 Small oblong meat platter. outline transfer print in Crown over ‘REAL Ironstone, 144 10¾" long x 8¾" wide 273mm long x 222mm wide Good Geo. L. Broad c.1860- Picture 74 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 sepia with an oriental IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed Ashworth Street 70 (mark) from the landscape overpainted in in sepia - and ‘144’ painted Works, Raven underglaze blue and red in red enamel. Hanley Mason enamel with orange lustre. family Some gold embellishments. 169 Ceramic 169 to 3 Large vase, pierced inner traditional Chinese form No marks. Earthenwar 9¾" dia x 28¼" high (overall) 248mm dia x 718mm high Outer pot pourri lid Possibly Broad c.1870- Picture 50 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 169B cover and lid. with long and flaring neck. e, (overall) completely rebuilt Geo. L. Street 80 from the Domed cover surmounted Ashworth Works, Raven by crossed dolphins. The Hanley Mason handles in the form of three family arcaded arches. The whole covered with a bright toned deep blue enamel. Design with painted flowers and leaves in underglaze blue and enamel colours enriched with gilding.

170 Ceramic 170 to 4 Pair of vases and covers. octagonal, the foot ‘MASON’S’ over a crown, Earthenwar C107 Red Scale both 8" dia. x 15½" high both 203mm dia. x 394mm 170 chip to foot; 170B small Geo. L. Broad c.1910- Pattern same as jug 69 The pattern is Picture 51 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 170C decorated with outline drape enclosing ‘PATENT e, (overall) high (overall) chip to foot; both lids crazed; Ashworth Street 20 now referred to from the transfer print in black with IRONSTONE CHINA’ and flaking to iron red enamels on Works, as ‘Red Scale’; Raven flowers and leaves painted ‘ENGLAND’ painted in black. all pieces; slight restoration to Hanley see Mason in enamel colours. The body Pattern number ‘C107’ one lid previously recorded Compendium of family decorated with a ground of painted in black enamel. Mason’s scales transfer printed in patterns, black overpainted in red published by enamel. Reserves on each Mason’s side of Chinese scenes Collectors Club overpainted in enamel (1996). colours. The pattern repeated on the domed lid. The finial in the form of a circular ball. 171 Ceramic 171 and 2 Pair of vases. baluster shape with circular On 171, ‘MASON’S’ over a Earthenwar C1659 both 5" dia. x 8¼" high; both 127mm dia. x 210mm Restoration to top rim and Geo. L. Broad c.1920- No information is given in Picture 52 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 171A foot and flared neck. rounded crown, drape e, high; gold rubbed (171); 171A is in Ashworth Street 30 the pattern books for from the Decorated with panels in enclosing ‘PATENT good condition Works, C1659. It was originally Raven orange with alternate IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed Hanley entered between 1903-15. Mason ‘Prunus’ blossom and in black. ‘C1659’ painted in family oriental figures, transfer black. On 171A, same as printed in black painted in above and 'ENGLAND' enamels and gold. The rest printed in black. decorated in underglaze blue overlaid with gold scales. Inside neck band orange enamels.

172 Ceramic 172 1 Bowl. transfer printed pattern in ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 10¼" dia. x 4" high 260mm dia. x 102mm high Wear on black enamel Geo. L. Broad c.1920- No information is given in Picture 53 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 black of oriental figures and crown, drape enclosing e, Ashworth Street 30 the pattern books for from the random flower sprays ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, C205. It was originally Raven overpainted in enamel printed in black. ‘C205’ Hanley entered between 1900-03. Mason colours. The background painted in red enamel. family overpainted in matt black enamel 173 Ceramic 173 to 173E 6 Footed pot-pourri vases, lids square form with canted On both - ‘MASON’S’ over Earthenwar both 5½" long x 5½" wide x both 140mm long x 140mm Good Geo. L. Broad c.1860- Pot-pourri vases of an Plate U Bequest 22 Jan 1993 and inner lids. corners and moulded flared an angular crown, drape e, 8¼" high (overall) wide x 210mm high (overall) Ashworth Street 70 identical form and from the tops, standing on four lion enclosing ‘PATENT Works, decoration were produced Raven paw feet. Plain inner lid IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed Hanley by Davenport in both Mason with finial, domed in dark violet. porcelain and stone china. family pierced outer lid terminating See page 147, colour plate in flared moulded chimney. X in Davenport by Decorated with outline T.A.Lockett & G.A.Godden, transfer print in puce with published by Barrie & alternating panels of Jenkins (1989). oriental figures, butterflies and Chinese symbols. The top and bottom painted in turquoise enamel with red enamelling on moulding and lion feet. Lid decorated with oriental figures, outline transfer prints hand- enamelled. 174 Ceramic 174 1 Footed bowl. of lobed form. The exterior ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 10⅜" dia. x 4⅜" high 264mm dia. x 111mm high Good Geo. L. Broad c.1870- Picture 54 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 decorated with underglaze crown, drape enclosing e, Ashworth Street 80 from the blue overlaid with gold ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Raven scales, reserved panels in printed in black, and ‘2XD’ Hanley Mason sky blue containing stylised impressed. family daisies. The interior decorated with a central reserve with a vase of flowers in underglaze blue surrounded by gold. The sides decorated with alternating panels in yellow enamel with Chinese figures, outline transfer printed and enamelled in colours and gold and dragons in underglaze blue and gold. The panels divided by underglaze blue overlaid with scales. Gold edge line.

175 Ceramic 175 1 Bowl. lobed footed bowl. ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 10⅜" dia. x 4⅜" high 264mm dia. x 111mm high Good Geo. L. Broad c.1920- Picture 55 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 Decorated foot rim, both crown, drape enclosing e, Ashworth Street 30 from the internal and external, in ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Raven underglaze blue with printed in black. Hanley Mason stylised flowers in enamel family colours. The remainder with yellow ground overprinted with ‘oil spots’ in black.

176 Ceramic 176 and 2 Tea kettle. oval form with over handle. ‘A.BROs’ embossed, ‘18’ Earthenwar B2538 8⅜" long x 4¾" wide x 8" high 213mm long x 121mm wide x Leaf terminal on handle Geo. L. Broad c.1880- Pictures Bequest 22 Jan 1993 176A The lid with foliate embossed. Diamond patent e, (overall) 203mm high (overall) broken and restuck Ashworth Street 90 56 & 75 from the protrusion to act as stop to office registered mark and Works, (mark) Raven prevent tilting. Fleur-de-lys ‘B2538’ in yellow enamel. Hanley Mason finial. Decorated in family underglaze blue with rectangular panel with canted corners. Transfer printed outline in black, painted in enamel colours with oriental symbols on a waterlily leaf and with a tree peony. Small reserve around the neck. Handle painted in orange picked out in gold, moulded in the form of overlapping stylised acanthus leaves. 177 Ceramic 177 and 2 Vase and cover. baluster form with flared Remnants of ‘MASON’S’ Ironstone, 4¼" x 6¾" high (overall) 108mm x 171mm high (overall) Two rim chips on underside of C. J. Mason Lane c.1840- Similar design as 176 in Picture 57 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 177A foot. Domed pierced lid above an angular crown, cover Delph 45 different enamel colours. from the with button finial. drape containing ‘PATENT Raven Decorated with underglaze IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed Mason blue ground, two panels in brown. family oblong with canted corners, outline transfer print overpainted in enamel colours. Border picked out in yellow enamel. Smaller reserves around the base and neck alternating panels in red with oriental figures and white with flowers and holey rock. The whole decorated with gold foliate scrolls. Gold edge lines to lid and vase. 178 Ceramic 178 1 Plate. gadroon moulded edge. ‘MASON’S’ over a rounded Earthenwar C1659 10¾" dia. 273mm dia. Glazing crazing Geo. L. Broad c.1920- Decoration as 171 Bequest 22 Jan 1993 crown, drape enclosing e, Ashworth Street 30 from the ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Raven and ‘ENGLAND’ printed in Hanley Mason black. ‘C1659’ in ochre family enamel. ‘1XJ’ impressed.

179 Ceramic 179 and 2 Coffee jug and lid. globular form with bamboo ‘REAL IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ironstone, B1845 6½" long x 4¾" wide x 9¾" high 165mm long x 121mm wide x Good Geo. L. Broad c.1865- Pattern book entry reads : Pictures Bequest 22 Jan 1993 179A moulded handle. Spout impressed. Royal coat of (overall) 248mm high (overall) Ashworth Street 75 ‘B 1845 as B 1847 but 58 & 76 from the moulded with two lines of arms over ‘IRONSTONE Works, Cupid shape’, ‘B 1847. (mark) Raven bamboo. Domed lid with CHINA’ printed in Hanley Teapot. Print purple and Mason pointed finial. Body underglaze blue. ‘B1845’ brown’. family decorated with dark green painted in red enamel. enamel. Reserve (as 177). Neck band underglaze blue, outline print enamelled in red. Gilt swags. 180 Ceramic 180 1 Teapot stand. Border of a white bead and ‘M MASON’ impressed. Hybrid hard 354 8¼" long x 5⅜" wide 210mm long x 137mm wide Some gold rubbing Miles Lane c.1805- Relates to item 6 Skinner Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 reel pattern on an ‘N.354’ in gilt. paste Mason Delph 08 & Young the late underglaze blue ground, porcelain, 1992, Dame with gold spots, dashes and page 54, Kathleen leaf motifs between two illustrate Raven gold bands. s Pattern No.354, (Sucrier with cover).

181 Ceramic 181 1 Coffee can. Straight sided with slight Printed seal mark with Bone China, Broseley 2½" high 64mm high Good Miles Lane c.1810 Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 fluting. Printed in simple line frame Willow Mason Delph the late underglaze blue with the Dame Broseley Willow pattern. Kathleen Simple gold trim, handle Raven form as item 10. Printed and gilded handle detail similar to item 13 182 Ceramic 182 1 Dessert dish. Rectangular with canted Impressed ‘MASON’S Earthenwar 9⅝" long x 8½" wide 244mm long x 216mm wide Good G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820- Godden Godden See also Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 corners, embossed floral CAMBRIAN ARGIL’ in two e, Mason Delph 25 1980, 1991, Godden's the late scrolls. Naïve painting of lines. page 140, page 158, Guide to Dame scattered flower sprays. plate 186, plate 186, Ironstone, Kathleen illustrates illustrates Stone and Raven the the Granite identical identical Wares shape shape (1999), page 149, plate 140 for identical shape 183 Ceramic 183 and 2 Large pot pourri and cover Mazarine blue glaze. Scroll No marks. Ironstone, 17⅜" long x 11½" wide x 13" 441mm long x 292mm wide x Fire cracking to base; 2 ring G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820 See also items 53, 63 & Godden Godden Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 183A handles partly gilt with a high (overall) 330mm high (overall) chips to inner top rim of base; Mason Delph 68. This piece was 1980, 1991, the late fluted and gadroon body. restoration to knob on lid; presented to Dame page 171, page 197, Dame Pierced lid with gilded centre lid missing Kathleen Raven by her plate 254, plate 254, Kathleen moths, butterflies and family on the occasion of illustrates illustrates Raven flowers in burnished gold. her becoming a Dame of the the the British Empire (D.B.E.). identical identical shape shape

184 Ceramic 184 1 Vase. Slightly tapering octagonal No marks. Ironstone, 3¼" long x 1⅞" wide x 4½" high 83mm long x 48mm wide x Gilding rubbed; minor repair to G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820 See also items 35 and 36 Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 form with pinched neck and 114mm high rim Mason Delph for identical decoration. the late pierced oriental style See also 200 for a larger Dame handles. Decorated with size of this shape. Kathleen enamelled floral sprays on Raven mazarine blue glaze and gilt.

185 Ceramic 185 1 Ink well. shape. Mazarine blue No marks. Ironstone, 3" dia. x 2½" high 76mm dia. x 64mm high Firecrack to base 6 cms long; G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820 Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 glaze. Decorated in gold stopper missing Mason Delph the late with burnished scattered Dame floral sprays. Kathleen Raven 186 Ceramic 186 1 Jug. Fenton shape. Octagonal Embossed '5' Ironstone, 4¾" long x 2¾" wide x 4¼" high 121mm long x 70mm wide x Rubbed, chip and cracked G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820 See items 63 & 65 for Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 handle in form of two legged 108mm high Mason Delph other graduated sizes. the late beast. Mazarine blue glaze. Dame Decorated with a gilded Kathleen trellis border and rich Raven stylised floral spray to one side only.

187 Ceramic 187 and 2 A pair of cider mugs. A pair of straight sided low No marks. Ironstone, both 4⅛" long x 2⅝" high both 105mm long x 67mm high Good G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820 Godden Godden Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 187A mugs, slightly fluted with Mason Delph 1980, 1991, the late scorpion handles. Mazarine page 168, page 194, Dame blue glaze. Gilded with plate 248, plate 248, Kathleen stylised flowers and shows shows Raven butterflies amongst grasses. similar similar Handle gilt. examples examples

188 Ceramic 188 and 2 Perfume bottle and stopper. Onion shape in mazarine No marks. Ironstone, 2½" x 4½" (overall) 64mm x 114mm (overall) Gilding rubbed on stopper G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820 See items 35, 36 & 184 for Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 188A blue glaze, decorated with Mason Delph similar decoration the late floral sprays in enamel and Dame gilt. Kathleen Raven 189 Ceramic 189 and 2 Vase and cover. Low spreading faceted form No marks. Ironstone, 4¾" dia. x 3¼" high (overall) 121mm dia. x 83mm high Minor chip to foot; gilding G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820 Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 189A with outspreading scalloped (overall) rubbed; the lid may be a Mason Delph the late rim. Cover with floral knob. replacement. Dame Mazarine blue glaze. Kathleen Decorated with scattered Raven floral sprays in enamel and gilt 190 Ceramic 190 1 Vase (no cover). Octagonal fluted and No marks. Ironstone, 3⅜" long x 2¾" wide x 6¾" 86mm long x 70mm wide x Gilding rubbed G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820 Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 faceted baluster shape with high 171mm high Mason Delph the late serpent handles in enamel Dame pink on a mazarine blue Kathleen glaze and painted with Raven exotic birds in enamel amongst gilt fruiting branches and butterfly. No decoration on the reverse.

191 Ceramic 191 1 Jug. Squat bulbous shape with ‘MASON'S PATENT Ironstone, 4½" long x 3⅞" wide x 4½" high 114mm long x 98mm wide x Worn gilding on handle G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820 See also item 68 for Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 loop handle. Mazarine blue IRONSTONE CHINA’ 114mm high Mason Delph similar decoration. the late glaze. Gilded with trellis impressed in two lines. Dame border and floral decoration Kathleen to one side only. Raven ‘Chrysanthemum’ border.

192 Ceramic 192 1 Jug. Hydra shape, octagonal with Incised '24' (twice) Ironstone, 4¾" long x 4" wide x 5" high 121mm long x 102mm wide x Good Possibly c.1830 See item 67 for a larger Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 serpent handle. Mazarine 127mm high Zachariah example the late blue glaze. Finely gilded Boyle Dame with flower sprays. Kathleen Raven 193 Ceramic 193 1 Jug. Of miniature ewer shape - Circular impressed mark Ironstone, 3⅞" long x 2¾" wide x 4½" high 98mm long x 70mm wide x Handle attached modelled for G.M & C. J. Lane c.1813- See also items 35 & 36 for Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 inverted baluster with ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ 114mm high jug; gilding on handle worn Mason Delph 20 similar decoration. the late handle grip opposite it’s Dame loop handle. Mazarine blue Kathleen glaze. Gilded with floral Raven sprays in enamels and gold.

194 Ceramic 194 1 Teapot stand. Osier moulded with ‘drab’ No marks. Ironstone, 7¼" dia. 184mm dia. All decoration worn G.M & C. J. Lane c.1815 For a teapot Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 enamelled ground with Mason Delph with similar the late three reserves of garden moulding Dame flowers. Gold line edge. see Kathleen Mason’s - Raven The First Two Hundred Years by Gaye Blake Roberts, 1996, page 62 plate 44

195 Ceramic 195 and 2 Pair of tureen stands. Fluted border with central Impressed ‘MASON'S Ironstone, both 7½" dia. both 191mm dia. 195A has a rim chip to the top G.M & C. J. Lane c.1815- Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 195A locator for tureen (circular). PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ edge; wear to the decoration Mason Delph 20 the late Enamelled with a border of in one line of both Dame stylised flowers and holly Kathleen leaves in iron red highlighted Raven in gilt against a brown ground.

196 Ceramic 196 1 Dessert dish. Palette shape - an Impressed ‘MASON'S Ironstone, 11" long x 7⅜" wide 279mm long x 187mm wide Gilding retouched G.M & C. J. Lane c.1815- Godden Godden Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 asymmetrical neo-rococo PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Mason Delph 20 1980, 1991, the late shaped dish painted with in one line page 177, page 177, Dame scattered flower sprays. The colour colour Kathleen edge high lighted with sea plate 10, plate 46, Raven green & gilt scrolls. illustrates illustrates the the identical identical decoration decoratio n

197 Ceramic 197 1 Dessert dish. Of symmetrical diamond Impressed ‘MASON'S Ironstone, Oriental 10⅛" long x 8¾" wide 257mm long x 222mm wide Gilding rubbed G.M & C. J. Lane c.1815- The pattern is Godden Godden Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 shape and heavily moulded. PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Pheasant Mason Delph 20 now referred to 1980, 1991, the late Decorated with the ‘Oriental in one line as ‘Oriental page 177, page 177, Dame Pheasant’ pattern. Printed Pheasant’; see colour colour Kathleen in iron red, painted enamels Compendium of plate 11, plate 47, Raven and gilt. Apricot lustre edge. Mason’s illustrates illustrates patterns, the the published by identical identical Mason’s shape shape Collectors Club (1996) 198 Ceramic 198 and 2 Pair of plates. Printed in underglaze blue Early round crown (no Ironstone, Bamboo both 8" dia. both 203mm dia. Good G.M & C. J. Lane c.1813- Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 198A with flowers in vases and Mason’s) drape enclosing Mason Delph 20 the late rocks. The ‘Bamboo’ ‘PATENT IRONSTONE Dame pattern. Enamelled with CHINA’. Also impressed Kathleen pink, iron red, green and circular ‘PATENT Raven yellow. Apricot lustre edge. IRONSTONE CHINA’ to each

199 Ceramic 199 1 Dinner plate. Painted in underglaze blue Impressed ‘MASON'S Ironstone, 9⅜" dia. 238mm dia. Wear to apricot lustre edge G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820 Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 with stylised birds against a PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Mason Delph the late fence with flowering plants. in one line Dame Enamelled with iron red. Kathleen Apricot lustre edge. Raven 200 Ceramic 200 1 Vase. Slightly tapering octagonal Circular mark impressed Ironstone, 4⅝" long x 2½" wide x 7¼" high 117mm long x 64mm wide x Restoration to rim; wear to G.M & C. J. Lane c.1815- The artist is possibly the Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 shape with pinched neck. ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ 184mm high gilding Mason Delph 20 same as item 41. See also the late Decorated with oriental item 184 for a smaller size Dame style pierced gilt handles. of this shape. Kathleen Painted with an oblong Raven panel of flowers against a sky blue ground. Gilt line and anthemion borders.

201 Ceramic 201 to 3 Dessert tureen, cover and Oval, moulded with cabbage No marks. Ironstone, 201/201A: tureen & lid 8¾" 201/201A: tureen & lid 222mm Good G.M & C. J. Lane c.1820 Compare painter to item Godden Godden Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 201B stand. leaves. The finial modelled long x 4¼" wide x 5" high long x 108mm wide x 127mm Mason Delph 42. See Godden's Guide 1980, 1991, the late as a recumbent cow. Lug (overall); 201B: stand 6⅞" long high (overall); 201B: stand page 92 plate 122 for a page 92, page 106, Dame handles to the tureen in the x 4¾" wide 175mm long x 121mm wide similar example. plate 122, plate 122, Kathleen form of cow heads. Mid illustrates illustrates Raven blue enamel ground, the the reserves and scattered floral identical identical bouquets. Richly gilt finials. shape shape

202 Ceramic 202 1 Jug. Moulded on one side with a ‘MASON’S’ over an angular , 8" long x 6" wide x 9¼" high 203mm long x 152mm wide x Crack to branch on one C.J. Mason Fenton c.1830- See item 79 for a smaller Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 boar hunt, the other with a crown, drape enclosing 235mm high handle, fire crack to the other Stone 48 example. the late stag hunt, both in low relief ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works Dame and smear glazed. printed in black Kathleen Raven 203 Ceramic 203 1 Soup plate. Printed in sepia outline, ‘MASON’S’ over a ribbon Ironstone, 1435 Bowl and 9⅛" dia. 232mm dia. Good C.J. Mason Fenton c.1830- See item 154 for a The pattern is Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 painted in blue, iron red and crown, drape enclosing Stand Stone 48 matching dinner plate. now referred to the late ochre. Apricot lustre edge. ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works as ‘Bowl and Dame in brown; '1435' in iron red Stand’; see Kathleen enamel. Compendium of Raven Mason’s patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 204 Ceramic 204 1 Dinner plate. Rich underglaze blue border ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, Chinese 9⅛" dia. 232mm dia. Good C.J. Mason Fenton c.1830- The pattern is Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 with foliate decoration in crown, drape enclosing Antiquities Stone 48 now referred to the late enamels. Central reserve of ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works as ‘Chinese Dame vase and other antiques printed in black Antiquities’; see Kathleen against a green leaf lappet Compendium of Raven border. Apricot lustre edge. Mason’s patterns, published by Mason's Collector's Club (1996)

205 Ceramic 205 to 5 Five tea plates. Fluted edge. Chinoisserie Ribbon crown with Ironstone, Canton all 6¾" dia. all 171mm dia. Star crack to 205; edge chips C.J. Mason Fenton c.1830- The pattern is Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 205D scene with junks, islands and ‘MASON’S’ over drape to 205C and 205D Stone 48 now referred to the late temples. Printed in brown enclosing ‘PATENT Works as ‘Canton’; see Dame and painted in blue, leather IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed Compendium of Kathleen green, iron red and gilt. in sepia on all. No pattern Mason’s Raven Apricot lustre rim. number. patterns, published by Mason's Collector's Club (1996)

206 Ceramic 206 and 2 Pair of vases. Of hexagonal baluster form Square seal reign mark in Earthenwar Bandana both 5" long x 4¼" wide x 9" both 127mm long x 108mm Good C.J. Mason Fenton c.1840- ‘Bandana’ style similar Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 206A with a double lip to each. blue e, high wide x 229mm high Stone 48 decoration to item 139. the late Printed in black outline with China See also item 74. Dame kylins painted in sea green, Works Kathleen blue and puce against an Raven orange ground and gilt edge.

207 Ceramic 207 and 2 Vase and cover. Of square section, baluster Large square seal reign mark Bone China, 3⅜" long x 3" wide x 9¾" high 86mm long x 76mm wide x Chip on lid finial C.J. Mason Fenton c.1840- Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 207A form, oriental pierced in blue (overall) 248mm high (overall) Stone 48 the late dragon handles in gilt. The China Dame domed lid supporting a Works Kathleen pagoda finial. Decoration Raven printed in black with orientals in panels against a turquoise ground. Underglaze blue and gilt band to foot and lid.

208 Ceramic 208 to 4 Pair of vases and covers. Of octagonal waisted form Large square seal reign mark Bone China, both 3" long x 2½" wide x 7" both 76mm long x 64mm wide Restoration to the top of vase C.J. Mason Fenton c.1840- Also modelled with Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 208C with dragon handles in blue high (overall) x 178mm high (overall) 208; restoration to lid 208C Stone 48 serpent finials in pink and the late enamelled in turquoise and China turquoise. Dame pink. The body printed and Works Kathleen enamelled in Bandana style Raven with panels of orientals against a yellow ground. Underglaze blue to the neck, foot and lids. 209 Ceramic 209 1 Dish. Of moulded rectangular leaf ‘MASON’S’ over a rounded Ironstone, Tree Peony 9⅞" long x 8½" wide 251mm long x 216mm wide Restored leaf section C.J. Mason Lane c.1830- See also items 104 & 104A The pattern is Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 form. Outline transfer crown above a drape Delph 40 now referred to the late printed in sepia. Painted in enclosing ‘PATENT as ‘Tree Peony’; Dame underglaze blue, red, green IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed see Kathleen and yellow enamel. Apricot in sepia. No pattern Compendium of Raven lustre edge. number. Mason’s patterns, published by Mason's Collectors Club (1996) 210 Ceramic 210 1 Jug. Hyrda shape, octagonal, ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, 9" long x 8¼" wide x 9½" high 229mm long x 210mm wide x Good Geo. L. Broad c.1860 Similar to items 69, 71 & Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 oriental scenes with serpent crown, drape enclosing 241mm high Ashworth Street 77. the late handle painted in red, green ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Dame and yellow with a red scale printed in black. Painter's Hanley Kathleen ground and apricot lustre. initial 'H' Raven

211 Ceramic 211 1 Meat plate. Rectangular leather green Impressed ‘ASHWORTH Ironstone, 3623 13" long x 10⅜" wide 330mm long x 264mm wide Good Geo. L. Broad c.1865 Central decoration similar Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 border. Richly gilt central REAL IRONSTONE CHINA’ Ashworth Street to item 179 with a the late panel and cartouches with also printed Royal arms Works, different gilded border. Dame flowering branches and mark ‘IRONSTONE CHINA’ in Hanley Kathleen trophies on a leaf. puce. ‘3623’ in iron red Raven Enamelled over a puce print. Apricot lustre edge 212 Ceramic 212 and 2 Sponge dish and drainer (from Black printed with oriental ‘MASON’S’ over a round Earthenwar 1365/22 Coloured 8" dia. x 3" high (overall) 203mm dia. x 76mm high Glaze crazing Geo. L. Broad c.1890- See item 146 for a Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 212A a toilet service). buildings on islands, painted crown. Drape enclosing e, Willow (overall) Ashworth Street 1900 matching chamber pot in the late in iron red, pink and green ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, this pattern. Dame enamel with a yellow ochre and ‘ENGLAND’ printed in Hanley Kathleen trim. black. ‘1365/22’ in iron red. Raven

213 Ceramic 213 1 Bowl. Facet moulded and footed. ‘MASON’S’ over a round Earthenwar C.624/19 Mandarin 10⅜" dia. x 4⅛" high 264mm dia. x 105mm high Rim chip and 1 cm crack Geo. L. Broad c.1900- Compare with earlier The pattern is Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 Printed in black, enamelled crown. Drape enclosing e, Ashworth Street 10 example item 47. now referred to the late in colours. A re-use of the ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, as ‘Mandarin’; Dame Mandarin pattern, and ‘ENGLAND' printed in Hanley see Kathleen predominantly green with black. ‘C.624/19’ painted in Compendium of Raven red and blue. Apricot lustre iron red Mason’s rim. patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 214 Ceramic 214 1 Plate. Fluted edge decorated with ‘MASON’S’ over a ‘sat down’ Earthenwar C 326 F Chinese 10¼" dia. 260mm dia. Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900- The pattern is Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 an apple green border with crown. No England. Drape e, Wall Ashworth Street 10 now referred to the late blue florets and gilt. containing ‘PATENT Works, as ‘Chinese Dame Decorative wall and IRONSTONE CHINA’ printed Hanley Wall’; see Kathleen landscape centre. Stylised in black.. ‘C.326F’ painted in Compendium of Raven islands in turquoise and red iron red. Illegible impressed Mason’s over a puce print. marks. patterns, published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 215 Ceramic 215 1 Plate. Fluted edge. Printed in ‘MASON’S’ over a round Earthenwar B9117 Bible 7" dia. 178mm dia. Good Geo. L. Broad 1899 The pattern is Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 brown with flowers by a crown. Drape enclosing e, Ashworth Street now referred to the late fence. Painted underglaze ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, as ‘Bible’; see Dame blue, green and iron red. and ‘ENGLAND’ printed in Hanley Compendium of Kathleen Apricot lustre edge. sepia. ‘B9117’ in iron red. Mason’s Raven ‘SOW’ impressed. ‘A’ printed patterns, in brown. published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 216 Ceramic 216 1 Plate. Fluted edge. Floral spray by ‘ASHWORTH BROS.’ over a Earthenwar B9618 7" dia. 178mm dia. Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900 Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 a fence in underglaze blue round crown, twisted ribbon e, Ashworth Street the late and enamels and border beneath containing ‘HANLEY Works, Dame sprays. Yellow ochre edge. ENGLAND’ in puce. ‘B9618’ Hanley Kathleen in iron red; ‘A’ printed in Raven puce; ‘A.5W’ impressed.

217 Ceramic 217 1 Jug. Hydra shape. Octagonal ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Ironstone, Flying Bird 10¾" long x 9" wide x 11" high 273mm long x 229mm wide x Star crack to base, extending Geo. L. Broad c.1900 See item 98 for the same The pattern is Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 with serpent handle in crown, drape enclosing 279mm high into main body of jug. Ashworth Street pattern on an earlier now referred to the late underglaze blue and gold ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, example. as ‘Flying Bird’; Dame scale. The body printed in printed in blue. Three Hanley see Kathleen underglaze blue with a bird decorators’ marks. Compendium of Raven perched amongst flowering Mason's branches. Enamelled in patterns, colours with an apricot published by lustre trim. Mason’s Collectors Club (1996) 218 Ceramic 218 1 Bowl. A stylised oriental border on ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar Double 7" dia. x 3⅛" high 178mm dia. x 79mm high Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900- The pattern is Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 an underglaze blue ground. crown, drape enclosing e, Landscape Ashworth Street 30 now referred to the late Decorated with chinoiserie ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, as ‘Double Dame motifs in enamels and gold. printed in puce. Hanley Landscape’; see Kathleen The centre printed and Compendium of Raven enamelled with two Mason’s superimposed oriental patterns, rectangular scenes. published by Mason’s Collectors Club (1996)

219 Ceramic 219 and 2 Pair of tureen stands. Hotelware. Oval. Printed ‘MASON’S’ over a round Earthenwar Chinese both 8⅞" long x 6" wide both 224mm long x 152mm Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900 Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 219A with a border and central crown. Drape containing e, Landscape wide Ashworth Street the late oriental landscape. Printed ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Dame in blue. and ‘ENGLAND’ in Hanley Kathleen underglaze blue Raven 220 Ceramic 220 1 Wall plaque. Printed black outline. ‘MASON’S’ over a round Earthenwar Floral 12⅜" dia. 314mm dia. Good Geo. L. Broad c.1900 The pattern is Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 Decorated with blue floral crown. Drape enclosing e, Chains Ashworth Street now referred to the late bands, iron red and gilt. ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, as ‘Floral Chains, Dame and ‘ENGLAND’ printed in Hanley formerly known Kathleen black. ‘4/474’ in iron red. as Wheel Raven pattern’; see Compendium of Mason’s patterns, published by Mason's Collectors Club (1996)

221 Ceramic 221 and 2 Two plates. Modelled with a gadroon ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar Watteau both 8" dia both 203mm dia Glaze crazed Geo. L. Broad c.1950 Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 221A edge. Sepia print of crown. Drape enclosing e, Ashworth Street the late European figures in a ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA’ Works, Dame landscape. Floral and fruit and ‘ENGLAND - Hanley Kathleen sprays in the border. GUARANTEED PERMANENT Raven AND ACID RESISTING COLOURS - WATTEAU’ in sepia.

222 Ceramic 222 1 Plate. Sepia engraved view of ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 10" dia 254mm dia. Good Mason's Broad 1975 See also items 223 and Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 Windsor Castle to the crown. Drape enclosing e, Ironstone Street 224 for other plates in this the late centre. Underglaze blue ‘PATENT IRONSTONE MADE China works, series. Dame border with oriental inspired IN ENGLAND CHRISTMAS Hanley Kathleen floral reserves with 1975 - THE FIRST IN A Raven burnished gold motifs SERIES OF PLATES SPECIALLY between. PRODUCED TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS’ printed in sepia

223 Ceramic 223 1 Plate. Sepia engraved view of ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 10" dia 254mm dia. Good Mason's Broad 1977 Caption on the reverse of Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 Buckingham Palace to the crown. Drape enclosing e, Ironstone Street this plate reads : the late centre. Brown border with ‘PATENT IRONSTONE MADE China works, ‘Buckingham Palace. Dame oriental inspired floral IN ENGLAND’ Printed in Hanley Buckingham Palace was Kathleen reserves with burnished gold sepia. ‘CHRISTMAS 1977 - built as a mansion house Raven motifs between. THE THIRD IN A SERIES OF in 1703 for John Sheffield, PLATES SPECIALLY 1st Duke of Buckingham PRODUCED TO CELEBRATE and purchased in 1762 by CHRISTMAS’ George III. The house was remodelled in 1825 for George IV by his architect John Nash, but the Palace was not completed until 1837 for Queen Victoria and has since remained as the London residence of British Sovereigns’. See also items 222 and 224 for other plates in this series.

224 Ceramic 224 1 Plate. Sepia engraved view of ‘MASON’S’ over an angular Earthenwar 10" dia 254mm dia. Good Mason's Broad 1980 Caption on the reverse of Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 Sandringham House to the crown. Drape enclosing e, Ironstone Street this plate reads : the late centre. Maroon border with ‘PATENT IRONSTONE MADE China works, ‘Sandringham House. Dame oriental inspired floral IN ENGLAND’ Printed in Hanley Sandringham House was Kathleen reserves with burnished gold sepia. ‘CHRISTMAS 1980 - bought for the Prince of Raven motifs between. THE SIXTH IN A SERIES OF Wales in 1862 and was PLATES TO CELEBRATE rebuilt to designs of CHRISTMAS’ A.J.Humber, the architect. He devoted the income from his famous Derby winner, Persimmon, to the estate, and it is today a country home of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II’ See also items 222 and 223 for other plates in this series. 225 Ceramic 225 1 Plate. A central design of portraits ‘MASON'S’ over an angular Earthenwar 10⅝" dia 270mm dia Good Mason's Broad 1981 Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 of Charles & Diana above crown; drape enclosing e, Ironstone Street the late the Prince of Wales’ crest. ‘PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA China works, Dame The border has a pink MADE IN ENGLAND’ and Hanley Kathleen ground with four stylised printed in pink ‘Royal Raven lappet cartouches with Wedding July 29th 1981 St border and gold rim. Paul's Cathedral’ Inscription ‘To celebrate the Wedding of H.R.H. Prince Charles, July 29 1981, Lady Diana Spencer’

226 Other Chairs 226 to 4 Four Chairs. Four oak hall chairs of 38" high, seat 17½" wide at 96½ cms high, seat 44½ cms Good Frederic Possibly c.1900 Family tradition would Bequest by 15 Nov 1999 226C pegged oak construction. widest point. wide at widest point. William Coniston, indicate that these chairs the late Carved vase shaped splat Raven - see Lake were carved by Frederic Dame back and seat rails. Turned note. District William Raven who was Kathleen pillar legs with spade feet regarded as an Raven, supported by five plain and accomplished woodcarver. one turned stretcher. Solid Apparently, he was oak. assisted by his mother's lifelong friend John Ruskin (the Victorian historian and scholar) who would visit them at Coniston. The chairs were eventually inherited by Frederic William Raven's daughter, Dame Kathleen Raven.

227 Ceramic 227 to 4 Cream jug, tea cup, coffee can All pieces of concave No marks. Hybrid hard 227 cream jug 5⅜" long x 2¾" 227 cream jug 137mm long x Good Miles Lane c.1800- Donation 13 April 2005 227C and saucer, part of a tea straight fluted shape, paste wide x 4⅛" high; 227A tea cup 70mm wide x 105mm high; Mason Delph 05 service. decorated with a border porcelain, 2½" high; 227B coffe can 2½" 227A tea cup 64mm high; 227B pattern of underglaze blue high; 227C saucer 5¾" dia. coffe can 64mm high; 227C triangulated stylised scarlet saucer 146mm dia. heart shaped flowers. Richly gilded. Ring shaped handles to cups. Jug shape illustrated in ‘Miles Mason Porcelain’ by Skinner & Young, page 191 plate 158.

228 Archive Book 228 1 Book. ‘The Raven Mason 6¼" x 9½" high 16 cms x 24 cms high Good Keele 1997 Comprising 150 numbered Donation 1997 Collection - The Catalogue of University pages between boards and the Raven Mason Collection Press with a dust jacket. at Keele University’, edited by Gaye Blake Roberts and John Twitchett, published by Keele University Press 1997. ISBN 1 85331 2258

229 Archive Book 229 1 Book. ‘Godden's Guide to Mason's 8¾" wide x 11" high 22 cms wide x 28 cms high Good Antique 1980 Comprising 316 printed Donation December China and the Ironstone Collectors pages between boards and 1996 Wares’, by Geoffrey A. Club with a dust jacket. Godden FRSA, published by Antique Collectors Club, 2nd edition, 1980

230 Archive Book 230 1 Book. ‘The Illustrated Guide to 6½" x 10" high 16½ cms x 25½ cms high Good Barrie & 1971 Comprising 175 printed Donation December Mason's Patent Ironstone Jenkins pages between boards and 1996 China’, by Geoffrey A. with a dust jacket. Godden FRSA, published by Barrie & Jenkins 1971 231 Archive Book 231 1 Book. ‘Mason's Factory, 7¾" x 11¾" high 20 cms x 30 cms high Good Stoke-on- 1985 Stapled booklet Donation 31 Jan 1997 Broad Street, Hanley, Trent comprising 24 pages Drawing No. H158’, Historic between yellow card published by Stoke-on-Trent Buildings covers Historic Buildings Survey, Survey City Museum and Art Gallery, Bethesda Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, 1985 232 Archive Book 232 1 Book. ‘Mason's : The First Two 7½" x 9½" high 19 cms x 24 cms high Good Merrell 1996 Soft backed book Donation 31 Jan 1997 Hundred Years’, by Gaye Holberton comprising 128 pages Blake Roberts, published by between soft card covers Merrell Holberton, 1996

233 Archive Book 233 1 Book. ‘Episodes in my Life’, by 8½" x 12" high 21½ cms x 30½cms high Good Printed 1998 Comprising 210 pages Donation May 1999 Ronald William Raven, privately between maroon fabric O.B.E. covered boards. One of an edition of 100 copies printed privately in 1998 234 Other Oil 234 1 Oil Painting. Framed portrait of Miles and Frame size 59¾" wide x 50" Frame size 152 cms wide x 127 Conservation took place on Artist Probably c.1795 Painted for Miles Mason. Mason's : Purchase 20 Jan 2008 Painting Ruth Mason and their high; Canvas size 53½" wide x cms high; Canvas size 136 cms the painting and frame by unknown Staffords By descent it passed first The First children in a landscape. 44" high wide x 112 cms high Maureen A. Burd, consultant hire to his son Charles James Two restorer of fine art, Church Mason in 1822, then to his Hundred Stretton, Summer 2009. daughter Mrs Florence Years by 01694 722057 Elizabeth Coyney in 1856, Gaye Blake and then to her half sister Roberts, Mrs Annie Jacks in 1893. page 10. Acquired by John Shaw The Goddard in 1913. Paper Mason's label to the reverse of Lane 'J.V.Goddard Esq., Delph by Trentham, Staffs.' Reginald G. Haggar, plate 1, plate 2 (close up) and plate 15 (close up)

235 Other Oil 235 1 Oil Painting. Framed landscape of Heron Frame size 44½" wide x 33¾" Frame size 113 cms wide x 86 Recently conserved prior to Attributed Heron c.1832 Heron Cottage was the Mason's : Purchase Summer 2008 Painting Cottage, Fenton. The high; Canvas size 35" wide x cms high; Canvas size 89 cms purchase. There is slight to Samuel Cottage home of Charles James The First Mason's Ironstone 24½" high wide x 62 cms high buckling to the canvas and Mason. His wife was born Two Manufactory is seen on the minor damage to the frame on Sarah Spode, and her Hundred horizon at the extreme left. the top right hand corner. brother Samuel Spode, the Years by Two figures stand by a fence attributed artist, is known Gaye Blake in the foreground. In a to have been living at Roberts, modern gilt frame. Paper Heron Cottage for a while page 25. label reads : ‘J.V. Goddard about the time that this The Esq., Trentham, painting was done. Mason's Staffordshire, Formerly the of Lane property of George L. Delph by Ashworth & Bros. Ltd, Reginald G. Factory Museum Collection’ Haggar, plate 16

236 Archive Book 236 1 Book. ‘Ironstone 1830-1848’ 7¾" x 11¾" high 20 cms x 30 cms high Good Mason's August Spiral bound booklet Donation 17 September published by the Mason's Collectors 2008 comprising 86 pages with 2009 (at Collectors Club, August 2008 Club acetate cover. Trustees’ Meeting) 237 Archive Book 237 1 Book. ‘An Updated Compendium 7¾" x 11¾" high 20 cms x 30 cms high Good Mason's 2006 Spiral bound booklet Donation 17 September of impressed and printed Collectors comprising 29 pages 2009 (at marked Ironstone patterns Club Trustees’ 1813-30’ published by the Meeting) Mason's Collectors Club, 2006 238 Archive Book 238 1 Book. ‘Geo. L. Ashworth and Bros.’ 8¾" x 10¾" high 22 cms x 27 cms high In a poor state of Geo. L. Broad 1881 Book of plate designs, all Donation 13 Sept 2009 preservation. Binding is Ashworth Street pulls from copper plate, partially detached, some Works, containing 33 named pages distressed and torn. Hanley designs and two pages of shape drawings. Front cover black cloth with printed title ‘Geo. L. Ashworth and Bros.’. Booksellers plate on inner front cover for Allbut & Daniel with pen written date 14.1.81. Paper water marked W.T. & Co. extra strong 3009. Marbled end papers of sewn construction between cloth covers. Also contains a loose manuscript page. 239 Archive Photogr 239 to 22 Photographs. Twenty two professional 8¼" x 6¼" high each 21 cms x 16 cms high each Good Press 1950-52 Donation 13 Sept 2009 aphs 239U black and white photograp photographs showing the hy by John interior of the Geo. L. Martin Ashworth factory in (Staffs) operation, including a group Ltd. of eight photographs where VIP's are shown around the works by the late J.V. Goddard in October 1950. Two others are dated July 1952. Some stamped on the reverse by the photographer ‘John Martin (Staffs) Ltd., 19- 23 Pall Mall, Hanley, S.O.T.’ 240 Archive Photogr 240 to 240I 10 Photographs. Ten professional black and 7 are 8¼" x 6¼"; 3 are 11½" x 7 are 21 cms x 16 cms; 3 are The larger photographs are Press 1950-60 Donation 13 Sept 2009 aphs white photographs showing 9¾" 29½ cms x 25 cms torn and distressed photograp the showroom and factory hy, the museum. The centenary larger dinner at the King's Hall in pictures by 1952, and three large Fox Photos photos of the Mason's stand Ltd. at Blackpool Gift Fair at a similar date. All originating from Geo, L. Ashworth & Bros., Hanley, Stoke-on- Trent.

241 Archive Photogr 241 to 4 Photographs. Four professional sepia 11¾" x 9¾" including mount 30 cms x 25 cms including Some water damage to one Mount 1920 Donation 13 Sept 2009 aphs 241C photographs mounted on mount mount, otherwise in fair embossed card showing exterior shots condition W.H. of Geo. L. Ashworth's Nagington, factory at Broad Street, Hope Hanley, including the Street, building of the Ashworth's Hanley gas oven chimney. Three are dated June 16 20 in pencil 242 Archive Brochur 242 to 3 Publicity Material. 242 ‘Mason's Ironstone’ 242 : 12" high x 10" wide; 242 : 305mm high x 254mm Surface dirt to all, but all in Geo. L. 1952-60 Donation 13 Sept 2009 es 242B brochure c.1960; 242A 242A : 9" high x 7" wide; 242B wide; 242A : 229mm high x good order Ashworth ‘Reprint from a British : 7½" high x 5½" wide 178mm wide; 242B : 191mm & Bros Bulletin of Commerce high x 140mm wide Survey 1955’ entitled ‘Geo. L. Ashworth & Bros Ltd.’; 242B A card menu to celebrate the bi-centenary of Miles Mason 19th December 1952, printed in sepia internally with a portrait of Miles Mason on the front cover 243 Ceramic 243A to 3 Miniature jug, ewer and basin 243A Minature jug, 243C basin, black printed Ironstone 243B: 92mm high 243A Gilding rubbed at handle G.M & C.J. Lane 1815- Formerly in the collection Purchase 23 May 2017 243C ironstone china, underglaze strap and arms mark, china and neck; 243B gilding rubbed Mason Delph 1825 of a Mason's Collectors blue ground with circular including 'PATENT on handle and foot; lip chips Club member panels in reserve hand IRONSTONE CHINA'; 243B, (2) restored; 243C rim gilding painted with floral spray, black printed mark and banding rubbed, single gilt gold banding at neck, lip (obscured); 243A unmarked brush stroke decorating fault. foot and on twisted form handle, gold scrollwork on blue ground. 243B and C Miniature ewer & basin, pattern as 243A, heavily gilded ewer neck and several bands on basin exterior.

TOTAL 513