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Do You Have Staffordshire Figures You’re Thinking of Selling? Get a free specialist auction valuation with Gillian Finney at Potteries Auctions Specialist Valuation Day – COMING SOON If you own early Staffordshire figures, Victorian Staffordshire, antique pottery or a collection that has been in the family for years, this is an opportunity to have it …
Discover The Ultimate Moorcroft Collection, a specially illustrated catalogue showcasing a wonderful selection of Moorcroft pottery coming to auction at Potteries Auctions this November. Taking place on Friday 13 November 2026 at 10am, as part of our three-day November Fine Art auction, this dedicated section features 184 lots, bringing together early William Moorcroft designs, unusual …
Many Beswick dog figures are worth tens of pounds at auction, while rarer models, unusual colourways and limited editions can be worth several hundred pounds or more. The exact value depends heavily on the model number, breed, colourway, rarity and condition. For example, the September 2026 Guy Heath Collection at Potteries Auctions includes groups of …
Beswick collectors will have another opportunity to acquire pieces from the remarkable Guy Heath Collection when 230 lots of Beswick pottery, horses, animals and collector’s models go under the hammer at Potteries Auctions on Thursday 24 September 2026. Rare Beswick Models & Collector’s Favourites from the Guy Heath Collection takes place at our Silverdale Saleroom …
Beswick is one of the best-known names in British ceramic collecting. From beautifully modelled horses and dogs to birds, farm animals, character figures and the hugely popular Beatrix Potter range, Beswick produced an extraordinary variety of ceramic figures during the 20th century. Among the most sought-after pieces are Beswick horses, with particular interest in shire …
Wedgwood is one of the most famous names in British ceramics, with a history spanning more than 250 years. Founded in 1759 by pioneering potter Josiah Wedgwood, the company transformed pottery from a traditional craft into an internationally recognised art form. From the iconic blue and white relief decoration of Jasperware to elegant bone china …
Royal Doulton Flambé is one of the most recognisable and collectable styles of British ceramics. Famous for its deep red, orange and gold glaze, Flambé pieces showcase the exceptional craftsmanship and innovation of Royal Doulton’s artists. From decorative vases and animal figures to landscape scenes and unusual experimental designs, Royal Doulton Flambé has attracted collectors …
Arthur Wood pottery is admired by collectors for its distinctive Staffordshire craftsmanship, colourful designs and wide range of practical and decorative wares. Founded in the heart of the Potteries, Arthur Wood became particularly well known for its earthenware teapots, tableware and decorative ceramics throughout the 20th century. From traditional tea services and transferware designs to …
Aynsley China has been admired by collectors for over 200 years, renowned for its fine bone china, delicate decoration and beautifully crafted tableware. Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley in Staffordshire, the company developed a reputation for producing elegant porcelain, highly detailed floral designs and exceptional hand-painted pieces. From traditional tea services and decorative vases …
Crown Staffordshire China is admired by collectors for its delicate bone china, elegant floral decoration and beautifully crafted tea services. Produced in the heart of the Staffordshire Potteries, the company became well known for its fine tableware, decorative porcelain and intricate hand-painted designs. At Potteries Auctions, we specialise in British ceramics and have been selling …
Paragon China has been admired by collectors for over 100 years, renowned for its elegant bone china, fine hand-painted decoration and beautifully designed tea services. From floral patterns and commemorative wares to royal commemorative pieces, Paragon has produced many highly collectable examples of British porcelain. At Potteries Auctions, we specialise in British ceramics and have …
Royal Worcester porcelain has been admired by collectors for over 250 years. Founded in 1751, it is one of England’s oldest and most prestigious porcelain manufacturers, famous for its fine craftsmanship, hand-painted decoration, and highly collectable pieces. At Potteries Auctions, we specialise in British ceramics and have sold Royal Worcester porcelain, figurines, dinner services and …
Every collection tells a story, but some arrive with a history that feels almost cinematic. We are proud to present a private Ruskin Collection, recently consigned to our upcoming Fine Art Auction, which a fascinating collection connected to the artist William Howson Taylor, accompanied by personal letters and ephemera that offer a rare glimpse into …
Shelley tea ware comes in a whole host of different sizes, shapes and patterns. Read on to find out what Shelley teaware patterns are valuable and highly sought-after at auction. If you have ever wondered, is this tea set worth anything?, then you are not alone. Tea sets make a frequent appearance in our auction room, …
Hammersley China is a name synonymous with timeless beauty and exquisite craftsmanship, and has enchanted collectors for generations. Hammersley bone china is one of the most elegant and collectible British ceramics brands. Known for its delicate floral designs and fine craftsmanship, collectors frequently are keen on collecting Hammersley bone china. So, if you are wondering …
If you’ve come across a Compton & Woodhouse figurine, you might be wondering whether it’s part of a larger collection—or even a complete set. Unlike general value guides, this article focuses on the most popular Compton & Woodhouse figurine series, helping collectors and sellers identify exactly what they own—and what buyers are actively searching for. …
Compton & Woodhouse was a UK-based retailer specialising in exclusive, limited-edition collectables, particularly fine porcelain figurines. Founded over 25 years before its closure, the company built a strong reputation for: Rather than manufacturing items themselves, Compton & Woodhouse partnered with prestigious brands—most notably Coalport and Royal Worcester—to produce collectible ranges aimed at enthusiasts and gift …
Royal Albert bone china is one of the most recognisable and collected British ceramics brands. From delicate floral tea sets to highly sought-after patterns like Old Country Roses, collectors often ask: how do I identify Royal Albert china? Or even is Royal Albert china worth anything? This expert guide explains how to identify Royal Albert …
Rare Beswick horses are among the most desirable collectables in the ceramics market, attracting strong demand from both long-standing collectors and new buyers entering the auction world. While many Beswick horse figurines were produced in relatively large numbers, certain limited colourways, early production runs, and experimental finishes have become highly sought after due to their …
Beswick horses remain among the most desirable ceramic collectables in the UK and international auction market. While many standard models achieve modest prices, rare colourways, limited editions, and exceptional condition pieces can command significant premiums. The most valuable Beswick horse ever recorded at auction is a Shire Horse (Model 818) in Painted White Gloss, which …
If you have Beswick pottery, horses, figurines or animal models and are wondering what they may be worth, this guide will help you understand the key factors that influence value. From classic Beswick horses and shire horse models to birds, dogs and Beatrix Potter figurines, many pieces remain highly collectable and can achieve strong prices …
Many people in the UK inherit tea sets from family or find them stored away in cupboards and wonder the same thing: are tea sets actually worth anything today? The answer is: some tea sets can be highly valuable, especially those made by well-known manufacturers such as Royal Albert, Shelley, Wedgwood, and fine 19th-century porcelain …
Happy New Year to all our customers. Our first sale of 2017 was well supported despite the misty, cool weather. Our best seller at this sale was Lot 251, a large collection of Anysley Orchard Gold items, which sold for £500.00. A collection of unmarked heavily glazed unframed tiles credited to Poole Pottery realised …
Our March 11th Sale had a fabulous selection of items which was made up of over 1200 lots. There was more than 300 unreserved tray lots and a large collection of Royal Doulton figurines which drew many interested bidders. The saleroom was filled with a selection of good quality antique and reproduction furniture which …
We have an exclusive collection of never seen before items from Lise Moorcroft. To be sold in our September 24th Antique & Fine Art Sale. Selling Moorcroft at Auction If you have Moorcroft you’re looking to sell at auction our staff is well-placed to provide valuations and advice on selling your items. Call 01782 638100 …
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