POTTERY and FIGURINES at SHOP1427 - Fashionably Antique - Shop 1427 - Fashionably Antique

Very rare and very collectable. Add a touch of beauty and elegance to your dining table with this vintage (1960's) peach and clear coloured glass salad bowl complete with matching glass spoon and fork salad servers. Yes, A Touch of Glass!

A Beatrix Potter Vintage Collectable - One Soap and Ceramic Dish with illustration of Peter Rabbit and Robin. Rarely available.

Complete in its original box and in perfect condition. This delightful little chipmunk was modelled by David Lyttleton and issued by Beswick Potteries in 1979. The figurine ran for 9 years until 1988. This version has a light yellow blanket. The figurine has the BP3c backstamp and was issued in 1988 only, and it would make a perfect gift for a child or Beatrix Potter collector.

Presented in its original box, this highly-collectable little lady rabbit in blue dress is in mint condition. Crafted by David Lyttleton for the John Beswick Potteries issued with the PB3c backstamp (1985-88). The figurine would make a perfect children's gift or one for Mum or any Beatrix Potter collector.

We are first introduced to our little grey mole in Beatrix Potter’s “Appley Dapply's Nursery Rhymes” (1917) where you’ll read “Diggory Diggory Delvet! A little old man in black velvet; He digs and he delves - You can see for yourselves, The mounds dug by Diggory Delvet.” But it wasn’t for another 65 years that this little old man in black velvet was modelled by David Lyttleton (1982), and produced by the Beswick Studios, from 1982 to 1985 (this backstamp).

Presented in its original box, and in prime condition, this John Beswick - Potteries World of Beatrix Potter Figurine is an original favourite Beatrix Potter character – but note: here we have a variant of the John Beswick BP3b backstamp that usually reads on lines 3 and 4 “F. Warne & Co.Ltd. / © Copyright 1982”; here we have lines 3 and 4 replaced with just one line 3 reading “© Frederick Warne P.L.C. 1982.”

Presented in its original box, the very dapper Foxy Whiskered Gentleman in green suit and pink waistcoat is not only very well dressed, but also in mint condition. Crafted by Arthur Gredington for the John Beswick Potteries this figurine was issued with the PB3b backstamp (1974-85). The figurine would make a perfect children's gift or one perhaps for Dad, or indeed any Beatrix Potter collector.

This LIMITED EDITION Beswick Beatrix Potter Tableau of Ginger and Pickles is a Royal Doulton Exclusive Gold Edition (1998).

Modelled by David Lyttleton for John Beswick Potteries and produced only between 1986 and 1988 with the BP3c backstamp, this figurine of two grey squirrels - Timmy and his goodwife, Goody Tiptoes is presented with its original box, and is in mint condition. Goody And Timmy Tiptoes is another inter-generational family favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick back-stamp.

A highly desirable and very much sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable.
"Hunca Munca" is in perfect condition and presented in its original box. Modelled by Arthur Gredington and first issued in 1951 (production ceased in 2000), the figurine is an original favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick backstamp.

Rare! Johnny Town-Mouse with Bag was modelled by Ted Chawner at the time the Beswick backstamp was being replaced by the Royal Doulton backstamp (BP4), and in this rare figurine, is presented wearing brown bowler hat and coat with darker brown breeches and tan-brown waste-coat, and as the well-to-do mouse-about-town that he is, he’s toting not just the aforementioned tan-brown bag, but a brown-banded green umbrella too! And to put things straight, what, with all that brown, it’s good to see he’s sporting some glossy black shoes. And let’s not forget the nice, white bow tie too. Quite the dashing chap!

Presented in its original box, and in prime condition, this John Beswick - Potteries World of Beatrix Potter Figurine is a highly desirable and much sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable. The figurine was modelled by Arthur Gredington and first issued in 1948. This figurine is version 2 (with checked blue and white shirt) of the original favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick BP3b backstamp. Supplied in its original box and in perfect condition.

Presented in its original box, and in prime condition, this John Beswick - Potteries World of Beatrix Potter Figurine is a highly desirable and much sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable. The figurine was modelled by Ted Chawner and first issued in 1987. It ran for just 6 years until being discontinued in 1993. The figurine is an original favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick backstamp.

The figurine of Mr Alderman Ptolemy is based on the much-loved Beatrix Potter story, "The Tale of Mr Jeremy Fisher" (1906) in which Beatrix writes about the Alderman’s invitation to lunch with great friend Sir Isaac Newton and to which he brings along a string bag full of salad … for his lunch! He was modelled 67 years later by Graham Tongue (1973) wearing his chain of office and carrying the aforementioned large string bag full of salad. Crunch, crunch.
Presented in its original box, and in prime condition, this John Beswick - Potteries World of Beatrix Potter Figurine is truly an original favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick BP3b backstamp. The figurine was discontinued in 1997.

Mr Drake Puddle-Duck sporting a white shirt with blue waste-coat and breeches was modelled by David Lyttleton and issued by Beswick in 1979. This figurine is presented in its original box and is in perfect condition. As Puddleducks go, he is a real family favourite in the Beatrix Potter Collection modelled in the John Beswick studio.

Complete in its original box and in perfect condition. This delightful pussycat was modelled by Arthur Gredington and issued by Beswick Potteries in 1951 for the Beatrix Potter character collection. The figurine would make a perfect gift for mum or any Beatrix Potter collector.

A highly desirable and very much sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable. This is the first version of the "Mrs Tiggy-Winkle" figurine. She is in perfect condition and presented in her original box. Modelled by Arthur Gredington and first issued in 1948. This figurine was produced at the Beswick Potteries between 1974-1985, and in other variations until 2002. The figurine is an original favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick backstamp.

Presented in its original box, this little hedgehog is in mint condition. Crafted by David Lyttleton for the John Beswick Potteries, this World of Beatrix Potter Figurine is very much a well-loved inter-generational vintage collectable. Issued in 1985, the figurine ran for 17 years until being discontinued in 2002. Mrs Tiggy Winkle Takes Tea is an original favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick back-stamp.

A highly desirable and very much sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable. This is the first version of the "Mrs Tittlemouse" figurine. She is in perfect condition and presented in her original box. Modelled by Arthur Gredington and first issued in 1948, the figurine was produced at the John Beswick Potteries until 1993. The figurine is an original favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick backstamp.

Presented in its original box, and in prime condition, this John Beswick - Potteries World of Beatrix Potter Figurine is a highly desirable inter-generational vintage collectable featuring the wise, old-brown-owl "Old Mr Brown" and the impertinent red squirrel "Nutkin". The figurine is based on a tale that had its origins in an illustrated letter sent by Beatrix Potter to Miss Norah Moore (the daughter of Beatrix’s former governess Annie Moore) on September 25th 1901. The figurine was originally modelled by Albert Hallam (1963) and continued until being discontinued in 1999, and is truly an original favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick BP3c backstamp.

A Rare figurine - modelled by David Lyttleton for John Beswick Potteries and produced only between 1983 and 1985 with this variation of the BP3b backstamp showing Frederick Warne P.L.C. 1983. Presented in its original box, this little hedgehog holding on to his "blue suede shoes" is also in mint condition. Old Mr Pricklepin is another favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick back-stamp.

One of the originals! A very popular vintage collectable Beswick Potteries (1948) Beatrix Potter figurine in pristine condition and in its original box. This is version 1, variation 2 (pale blue jacket with yellow buttons) issued between 1980 and 2002. A very popular, well-loved character and figurine!

Presented in its original box, and in prime condition, this John Beswick - Potteries World of Beatrix Potter Figurine is a highly desirable and much sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable. The figurine - of which there were two colour variations - was modelled by Graham Orwell (1956). This figurine is version 2 in which Pigling Bland is wearing a lilac (rather than deep maroon) jacket, blue waistcoat and yellow trousers. The figurine is an original favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick BP3b backstamp.

Presented in its original box, this little red-brown squirrel is also in mint condition. It was modelled by Arthur Gredington for John Beswick Potteries, and first introduced in 1948. This World of Beatrix Potter Figurine (version 1, variation 1) was issued between1974 and 1985; variation 2 ran until 2000 after which the figurine was discontinued. Squirrel Nutkin is an original favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick back-stamp.

By John Beswick Potteries, ©1986, Issued 1986-1996
Old mother mouse and her family of little ones, all hunkered down in a wonderful blue ladies shoe! A highly sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable from The World of Beatrix Potter Collection.
Figurine - P1545

By John Beswick, ©1986, Issued 1986-1996
A lovely little fieldmouse. Fast asleep! A highly sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable from The World of Beatrix Potter Collection. Figurine - P2996

Original Box and Perfect condition. Presented in its original box, the very cute Tom Kitten in pastel-blue, gold-buttoned romper suit and “straw” hat is not only enjoying the little butterfly, but he’s also in very presentable condition. Mint! Crafted by Ted Chawner for the John Beswick Potteries this figurine was first issued in 1987 and had the PB3c backstamp for just one year (1987-88). The figurine would make a perfect children's gift or collectable for any Beatrix Potter fan or collector.

Presented in its original box, this little mouse in a chimney is in mint condition. Crafted by Warren Platt for the John Beswick Potteries, this World of Beatrix Potter Figurine is very much a well-loved inter-generational vintage collectable. The figurine would make a perfect gift for both the young and not so young, or Beatrix Potter collector.

Presented in its original box, and in prime condition, this John Beswick - Potteries World of Beatrix Potter Figurine is a highly desirable and much sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable. The figurine - of which there were two versions, and for each version, two variations, was modelled by Graham Orwell (1955). This figurine is version 2/variation 2 in which Tommy has "large" dark patches round his eyes and the patches reach to his ears, he is wearing a blue-grey jacket, red waistcoat and yellow trousers, and he appears to have his right paw holding the top of the spade handle which is moulded to his body.

The figurine is an original favourite Beatrix Potter character with the John Beswick BP3b backstamp.

A Border Fine Arts Collectable. Hand Painted Quality Figurine WB61.
Russell Willis Collection by Chiltern - Baby Bluetit. Made in the UK by Chiltern. Figurine on original hardwood base with original base sticker "The Russell Willis Collection by Chiltern WB61 Baby Bluetit". In original box.
In excellent condition.

A Border Fine Arts Collectable. Hand Painted Quality Figurine WB23.
Russell Willis Collection by Chiltern - Baby Bluetits (3). Made in the UK by Chiltern. Figurine with original base sticker. On original hardwood base. In original box badged "The Russell Willis Collection by Chiltern WB23 Baby Bluetits (3), Made in Great Britain".
In excellent condition.

A Border Fine Arts Creation - Baby Squirrel And Blue Tit (Red)
Issued In 1991 as part of The Border Fine Arts 'First Encounters' range. Modelled By Ray Ayres.

A Border Fine Arts Collectable. Hand Painted Quality Figurine WB33.
Russell Willis Collection by Chiltern - Baby Wren WB33. Made in the UK by Chiltern. Figurine with original base sticker. On Conrad Harris hardwood base. In original box badged "The Russell Willis Collection by Chiltern WB63 Baby Wren Made in Great Britain".
In excellent condition.

A rare find. A vintage (1989 - 1993) Border Fine Arts - The Chiltern Collection figurine by Ray Ayres: White Mouse with Cheese. This is not the brown mouse. Oh no. This is the earlier (1989) white mouse. Original, and embossed with sculptor's marks.

A Border Fine Arts Collectable - Collie Pups For Sale
A vintage collectable, based on the James Herriot Series (1976 - 1992), this BFA "All Things Wise and Wonderful" Collection of five mischievous collie puppies is a hand made and hand painted Thorionware resin figurine inscribed on the resin cast "A Wall JH" and embossed "James Herriot 1991", and "BFA SCOTLAND".

A Border Fine Arts Collectable - Fox and Hedgehog
Vintage 1983 hand-made and hand-painted quality figurine. Made in Scotland by Border Fine Arts. Resin figurine embossed "Ayres PW" and "BFA SCOTLAND 83". With original base sticker "Handmade in Scotland by Border Fine Arts.

A Border Fine Arts Collectable - In From The Cold
Absolutely Superb! A very rare, vintage (1991) collectable, based on the James Herriot Stories (1972 - 1992), this BFA "All Things Wise and Wonderful" delightfully detailed Thorionware sculpture of two collie dogs and a lamb sat warming themselves in front of the Albert Kitchener black stove is a hand made and hand painted masterpiece, inscribed "D Walton CM" and embossed © "James Herriot 1991".

A Border Fine Arts Collectable. Hand Painted Quality Figurine GP01.
Robin GP01. Made by Border Fine Arts, UK. Figurine with original base sticker "Border Fine Arts, GP01 Robin, Made in Great Britain". On Conrad Harris hardwood base. In original box (sticker "Border Fine Arts, GP01 Robin, Made in Great Britain". In perfect condition.

A Border Fine Arts Collectable - Tawny Owl & Owlets - RB28.
A rare example of this hand made and hand painted quality Thorionware resin-cast figurine on original hardwood plinth and original product box. Made in the UK by Border Fine Arts. In excellent condition.

A Border Fine Arts Collectable - Tug o' War
A vintage collectable, based on the James Herriot Stories (1976 - 1991), this BFA "All Things Wise and Wonderful" Collection of two collie puppies having a tug of war on stone steps is a hand made and hand painted Thorionware resin figurine, inscribed "D Walton GJT" and embossed "James Herriot 1990".

A vintage (1998) Coalport Collectors Society handcrafted fine bone china figurine from The Collingwood Collection: CHRISTINA. Respendently dressed in opulant shades of turquoise, delicately trimmed with bows, the lady completes her attire with an exquisitely matching hat. In perfect condition and presented in original box with certificate card.

DIANA. A superb example of this 1993 Coalport Fine Bone China Ladies of Fashion figurine.
A vintage collectable in immaculate condition and in its original box.

JEAN. A rare example of this 1995 Coalport Fine Bone China Ladies of Fashion figurine modelled by Martin Evans. A vintage collectable in immaculate condition and in its original box.

KAREN An original vintage highly collectable Coalport Ladies of Fashion fine bone china Figurine of The Year 1996. Made by Coalport (Josiah Wedgewood and Co).
Hand modelled and decorated by Jack Glynn. In perfect condition, complete with Certificate of Authenticity, and presented in its original box.

Summer Days. An original vintage collectable Coalport Ladies of Fashion (CP 07296) Summer Days (11Y) Fine Art Bone China figurine. Made by Coalport (Josiah Wedgewood and Co) in 1995.
Hand modelled and decorated by Jack Glynn. In perfect condition and presented in its original box.

Linda. A highly collectable and sought-after vintage (1996) Coalport Fine Bone China Ladies of Fashion figurine. In immaculate condition and presented in its original box.

An Exclusive available only to members of the Coalport Society. This beautiful, vintage (1995) fine bone china figurine, Mary, is second in the Collingwood Collection (CS 06415). The figurine is in pristine condition, and is particularly sought-after being presented in its original box complete with certificate of authenticity card and Collectors Society "Introducing ... Mary" Leaflet Invitating Application to The Collectors Society.

SARAH. Coalport Fine Bone China Lady of Fashion Figurine of the Year 1994, manufactured only during 1994. A vintage collectable in immaculate condition and in its original box. Complete with Certificate of Authenticity.

From The Empire Works, Trent Potteries
Manufactured 1896-1912, this very rare Empire Ware serving dish. Unique!

From the Leornardo Collection, this is MISCHIEF MAKER, or "Scottie in a Leather Bag", a 2001 Edition resin cast figurine.

A vintage collectable. West Highland Terrier on Green Boot by Regency Fine Arts. With original tag.
In great condition, though without original box.
Dimension: 5 cm high, 7.7 cm longest at base.

In absolutely perfect condition and presented in its original box comes this highly sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable. This delightful "And This Pig Had None" figurine was modelled by Martyn Alcock and produced by Royal Albert [not Beswick] (© 1992) until discontinued in 1998 when the Royal Albert back-stamp came to an end. The adorable little pig, clothed in a Mauve dress with mottled burgundy and green shawl and brown hat is yet another "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter.

In perfect condition and presented in its original box: The highly desirable and very much sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable "Benjamin Ate a Lettuce Leaf" was modelled by Martyn Alcock and produced by Royal Albert (also by Beswick for a brief period) between 1992 and 1998 when production ceased. This original figurine is yet another "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter with the Royal Albert backstamp.

In mint-perfect condition, presented in its original box, comes this highly sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable "Foxy Reading (Country) News" was produced only by Royal Albert (not Beswick) for just 7 years; it was modelled by Amanda Hughes-Lubeck and issued in 1990 until discontinued in 1997. Mr Foxy is certainly the "proper gentleman" poised as he is reading the gentrified country newspaper. He justifiably remains not only very highly-sought, but another "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter.

In perfect condition and presented in its original box: The highly desirable and very collectable inter-generational vintage "Jemima Puddleduck" Beatrix Potter figurine. Introduced in 1948, and modelled by Arthur Gredington. This figurine was produced by Royal Albert (issued between 1989 and 1998), and remains not only highly-sought, but another "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter.

In perfect condition and presented in its original box, comes this highly-desirable vintage collectable. Modelled by Ted Chawner (1989) and produced exclusively by Royal Albert (© 1990) [not Beswick], this delightful figurine is quite literally another "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter. The figurine was discontinued in 1998.

In absolutely perfect condition and presented in its original box, comes this highly-desirable vintage collectable. This delightful Lady Mouse figurine was modelled by Arthur Gredington (and originally issued in1950) and produced exclusively by Royal Albert (© 1989) [not Beswick]. She is quite literally another "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter. The figurine was discontinued in 1998 when the Royal Albert back-stamp came to an end.

In perfect condition and presented in its original box: The very desirable and highly sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable "Miss Dormouse" (not Doormouse!) Beatrix Potter figurine. Modelled by Martyn Alcock. Produced only by Royal Albert (not Beswick) for just 5 years - issued between 1991 and 1995. This very sweet figurine remains not only highly-sought, but another "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter.

In absolutely perfect condition and presented in its original box (though a little worn), comes this highly-desirable vintage collectable - Moppet and Mittens. Modelled by Ted Chawner (1990) and produced exclusively by Royal Albert (© 1989) [not Beswick], this delightful figurine is quite literally "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter.

In perfect condition and presented in its original box: The very desirable and much sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable "Mother Ladybird" Beatrix Potter figurine. Modelled by Warren Platt. Produced only by Royal Albert (not Beswick) for just 7 years - issued between 1989 and 1996. This very bright figurine remains not only highly-sought, but another "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter.

In absolutely perfect condition and presented in its original box (though a little worn), comes this highly-desirable vintage collectable. Modelled by Martyn Alcock (1995) and produced exclusively by Royal Albert (© 1995) [not Beswick], this delightful figurine is quite literally another "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter.

In perfect condition and presented in its original box: The very desirable and highly sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable "Peter in Bed" Beatrix Potter figurine showing Mrs Rabbit (Peter's mother) giving Peter camomile tea because he is not feeling too well! Produced by Royal Albert and issued between 1995 and 2002; this figurine stamped 1994. This very cute figurine remains not only highly-sought, but another "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter.

In perfect condition and presented in its original box: The very desirable and much sought-after inter-generational vintage collectable "Pigling Eats His Porridge" was modelled by Martyn Alcock and only produced only by Royal Albert (not by Beswick) between 1991 and 1994 when production ceased. This cute figurine is yet another "one of the family" in The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter with the Royal Albert backstamp.

ROYAL DOULTON BUNNYKINS
Vintage plate made in England circa 1981, the Growing Up Set Plate with child's spoon and fork

Something retro. A pair of fine pottery collectors mugs from the Sir Michael And Lady Shakira Caine "Whatever It Takes" Collection - Smile Today, Life is Not a Rehersal. These unusual and "funky" mugs will make a great gift. Both mugs are supplied in their original display boxes. One of the boxes has some cosmetic damage; a 10% discount will therefore automatically be applied at checkout.

A Rare Gift. From the "Whatever It Takes" Collection in Association with Churchill. A Signed, Numbered Edition Plate (A218). As New. In original box (cosmetic damage).

A Tetley Tea set of four minature wildlife resin cast figurines - deer, doormouse, duck, and rabbit - originally produced in 1997, form this delightful little collection.

In the period 1983-1988, Wade made this family of five pigs for The National Westminster Bank (UK) to attract youngsters into saving their pennies, with Baby Woody, Annabel, Maxwell, Lady Hillary, and Sir Nathaniel Westminster making up the family. This vintage set, much sought after by collectors, is in perfect condition. All have original NatWest stoppers.

Wedgwood 'Clarice Cliff Bizarre' "Bobbins" Sugar Shaker. The Clarice Cliff collection. Made in England 2002. Hand painted earthenware. English sugar shaker - height 11 cm. In perfect condition complete with original box, certificate of authenticity, and 2001 events Wedgewood/Bizarre and Clarice Cliff Collection booklet.

Wedgwood 'Clarice Cliff Bizarre' three piece Bonjour "Blue Firs" Tea Set. The Clarice Cliff collection 2000. Hand painted earthenware. English teapot, milk jug, and suger bowl. All in perfect condition complete with original box, certificate of authenticity, and 2001 events Wedgewood/Bizarre and Clarice Cliff Collection booklet.

"Stop Thief" A charming English Wedgwood ceramic bowl celebrating the beloved Beatrix Potter character Peter Rabbit being chased by Mr. McGregor. A vintage collectable that is bound to delight any and all, and make a perfect addition to any loved Beatrix Potter collection.