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British and Continental Ceramics and Glass

51-61 Castle Street

Salisbury, Wiltshire

SP1 3SU

United Kingdom

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Tuesday 13th October -10.00am – 4.00pm

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51-61 Castle Street, Salisbury, SP1 3SU

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A RARE 'PRIVATEER' OPAQUE TWIST WINE GLASS

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A RARE 'PRIVATEER' MIXED TWIST WINE GLASS, C.1760

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TWO GREEN GLASS WINE BOTTLES EARLY 18TH CENTURY of onion form, each with a kick-in base, tapering neck and string rim, one with a paper label attached inscribed '18th Century / Wine Bottle from / the surface soil / South Thoresby / Gravel pit / Lincolnshire 1951', another label inscribed 'Early 18th Centy. / about 1725' (2) 18cm high (max) Provenance The Peter Clayton Collection. Peter Clayton (1937– ) Peter Clayton is an internationally respected archaeologist, author, lecturer and publisher whose career has spanned more than six decades. After qualifying as a librarian, he specialised in archaeology and Egyptology at University College London before becoming Archaeological Editor at Thames & Hudson, later serving as Founding Managing Editor of British Museum Publications. He subsequently worked as an antiquities consultant and editor within the international antiquities trade and, in 1982, became the Founding Chair of the Antiquities Dealers Association. A Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries since 1969, Peter has advised the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the British Museum and numerous museums on the valuation of coins and antiquities. He served for ten years on the Treasure Valuation Committee and published extensively on archaeology, ancient Egypt and the classical world. His Chronicle of the Pharaohs was translated into fifteen languages and remained in print for over twenty-five years. Alongside his professional work, Peter assembled a wide-ranging collection reflecting a lifetime's fascination with archaeology, history and the decorative arts. His Bellarmine collection was formed over many years through careful study and acquisition, illustrating both the historical development and artistic variety of these distinctive stoneware vessels. Offered from the private collection of Peter Clayton, the group reflects the discerning eye and scholarly interests of one of Britain's best-known archaeological authors and lecturers.

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AN 'ALL SOULS COMMON ROOM' GREEN GLASS SEALED WINE BOTTLE

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AN 'ALL SOULS COMMON ROOM' GREEN GLASS SEALED WINE BOTTLE C.1760 with a long neck on a shouldered cylindrical body applied with a seal moulded 'A.S / C.R', together with a green glass Pyrmont (er) water bottle,19th century, the neck above a shouldered cylindrical body applied with a seal inscribed 'PYRMONTER SI' above a crest (2) 26.3cm high (max) Provenance The Peter Clayton Collection. Peter Clayton (1937– ) Peter Clayton is an internationally respected archaeologist, author, lecturer and publisher whose career has spanned more than six decades. After qualifying as a librarian, he specialised in archaeology and Egyptology at University College London before becoming Archaeological Editor at Thames & Hudson, later serving as Founding Managing Editor of British Museum Publications. He subsequently worked as an antiquities consultant and editor within the international antiquities trade and, in 1982, became the Founding Chair of the Antiquities Dealers Association. A Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries since 1969, Peter has advised the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the British Museum and numerous museums on the valuation of coins and antiquities. He served for ten years on the Treasure Valuation Committee and published extensively on archaeology, ancient Egypt and the classical world. His Chronicle of the Pharaohs was translated into fifteen languages and remained in print for over twenty-five years. Alongside his professional work, Peter assembled a wide-ranging collection reflecting a lifetime's fascination with archaeology, history and the decorative arts. His Bellarmine collection was formed over many years through careful study and acquisition, illustrating both the historical development and artistic variety of these distinctive stoneware vessels. Offered from the private collection of Peter Clayton, the group reflects the discerning eye and scholarly interests of one of Britain's best-known archaeological authors and lecturers.

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1056

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TWO RARE SEALED DOUBLE MAGNUM WINE BOTTLES

1057

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A LARGE GODSTONE 'IRON PEAR TREE' GOUT WATER BOTTLE

1079

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A GERMAN LATE MEDIEVAL GREY STONEWARE JUG

1084

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A GERMAN LATE MEDIEVAL GREY STONEWARE JUG RAEREN OR AACHEN, PROBABLY LATE 15TH CENTURY AND LATER the bulbous body with an applied and incised bearded face with a 'long' nose, on a thumbed base 11.5cm high Provenance The Peter Clayton Collection. Reference For comparable examples see David Gaimster, German Stoneware 1200-1900, colour plate 15, fig. 75 and British Museum, Registration number 1924,0314.1.CR. Peter Clayton (1937– ) Peter Clayton is an internationally respected archaeologist, author, lecturer and publisher whose career has spanned more than six decades. After qualifying as a librarian, he specialised in archaeology and Egyptology at University College London before becoming Archaeological Editor at Thames & Hudson, later serving as Founding Managing Editor of British Museum Publications. He subsequently worked as an antiquities consultant and editor within the international antiquities trade and, in 1982, became the Founding Chair of the Antiquities Dealers Association. A Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries since 1969, Peter has advised the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the British Museum and numerous museums on the valuation of coins and antiquities. He served for ten years on the Treasure Valuation Committee and published extensively on archaeology, ancient Egypt and the classical world. His Chronicle of the Pharaohs was translated into fifteen languages and remained in print for over twenty-five years. Alongside his professional work, Peter assembled a wide-ranging collection reflecting a lifetime's fascination with archaeology, history and the decorative arts. His Bellarmine collection was formed over many years through careful study and acquisition, illustrating both the historical development and artistic variety of these distinctive stoneware vessels. Offered from the private collection of Peter Clayton, the group reflects the discerning eye and scholarly interests of one of Britain's best-known archaeological authors and lecturers.

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A LARGE GERMAN BELLARMINE OR BARTMANNSKRUG

1085

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1086

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FOUR RHENISH SALTGLAZED STONEWARE FLAGONS

1087

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A GERMAN STONEWARE BELLARMINE OR BARTMANNSKRUG

1088

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A SILVER MOUNTED GERMAN STONEWARE BELLARMINE OR BARTMANNSKRUG

1088A

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A SILVER MOUNTED GERMAN STONEWARE BELLARMINE OR BARTMANNSKRUG FRECHEN, C.1650 the body applied with a lion rampant crest beneath a neck with a grimacing face under a speckled salt glaze, with later applied silver lidded cover and foot rim, the cover with a pierced thumb piece and initialled 'HC', the foot rim inscribed 'Antiquities From Under Foundation Wool Exchange London 1878-79' and hallmarked 'JA TS', London 1889 26.5cm high Provenance The Peter Clayton Collection. Peter Clayton (1937– ) Peter Clayton is an internationally respected archaeologist, author, lecturer and publisher whose career has spanned more than six decades. After qualifying as a librarian, he specialised in archaeology and Egyptology at University College London before becoming Archaeological Editor at Thames & Hudson, later serving as Founding Managing Editor of British Museum Publications. He subsequently worked as an antiquities consultant and editor within the international antiquities trade and, in 1982, became the Founding Chair of the Antiquities Dealers Association. A Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries since 1969, Peter has advised the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the British Museum and numerous museums on the valuation of coins and antiquities. He served for ten years on the Treasure Valuation Committee and published extensively on archaeology, ancient Egypt and the classical world. His Chronicle of the Pharaohs was translated into fifteen languages and remained in print for over twenty-five years. Alongside his professional work, Peter assembled a wide-ranging collection reflecting a lifetime's fascination with archaeology, history and the decorative arts. His Bellarmine collection was formed over many years through careful study and acquisition, illustrating both the historical development and artistic variety of these distinctive stoneware vessels. Offered from the private collection of Peter Clayton, the group reflects the discerning eye and scholarly interests of one of Britain's best-known archaeological authors and lecturers.

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1089

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A GERMAN STONEWARE BELLARMINE OR BARTMANNSKRUG PROBABLY FRECHEN, C.1600-50 dug up during the excavations for the Blackwall Tunnel, London, the bulbous body applied with an armorial crest beneath a neck applied with a grimacing bearded mask with a cross to the forehead, together with another similar (2) 23.5cm high (max) Provenance The Peter Clayton Collection. Catalogue Note The first bellarmine has a label attached that is inscribed 'Greybeard Bottle (Raeren. 1595) Found in the excavating for the Approach to the Blackwall Tunnel in Robinhood Lane, Poplar, At a depth of 15 feet from the surface / There are about 20 of these bottles in the British Museum each one is stamped with a different figure and rosette'. Peter Clayton (1937– ) Peter Clayton is an internationally respected archaeologist, author, lecturer and publisher whose career has spanned more than six decades. After qualifying as a librarian, he specialised in archaeology and Egyptology at University College London before becoming Archaeological Editor at Thames & Hudson, later serving as Founding Managing Editor of British Museum Publications. He subsequently worked as an antiquities consultant and editor within the international antiquities trade and, in 1982, became the Founding Chair of the Antiquities Dealers Association. A Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries since 1969, Peter has advised the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the British Museum and numerous museums on the valuation of coins and antiquities. He served for ten years on the Treasure Valuation Committee and published extensively on archaeology, ancient Egypt and the classical world. His Chronicle of the Pharaohs was translated into fifteen languages and remained in print for over twenty-five years. Alongside his professional work, Peter assembled a wide-ranging collection reflecting a lifetime's fascination with archaeology, history and the decorative arts. His Bellarmine collection was formed over many years through careful study and acquisition, illustrating both the historical development and artistic variety of these distinctive stoneware vessels. Offered from the private collection of Peter Clayton, the group reflects the discerning eye and scholarly interests of one of Britain's best-known archaeological authors and lecturers.

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1090

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1091

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A GERMAN STONEWARE BELLARMINE OR BARTMANNSKRUG FRECHEN OR COLOGNE, DATED '1594' the broad bulbous body applied with a crisp armorial crest with the date '1594' beneath the neck with an applied bearded mask, together with two others, similar but smaller, but only with applied bearded masks to the necks (3) 19.5cm high (max) Provenance The Peter Clayton Collection. Peter Clayton (1937– ) Peter Clayton is an internationally respected archaeologist, author, lecturer and publisher whose career has spanned more than six decades. After qualifying as a librarian, he specialised in archaeology and Egyptology at University College London before becoming Archaeological Editor at Thames & Hudson, later serving as Founding Managing Editor of British Museum Publications. He subsequently worked as an antiquities consultant and editor within the international antiquities trade and, in 1982, became the Founding Chair of the Antiquities Dealers Association. A Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries since 1969, Peter has advised the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the British Museum and numerous museums on the valuation of coins and antiquities. He served for ten years on the Treasure Valuation Committee and published extensively on archaeology, ancient Egypt and the classical world. His Chronicle of the Pharaohs was translated into fifteen languages and remained in print for over twenty-five years. Alongside his professional work, Peter assembled a wide-ranging collection reflecting a lifetime's fascination with archaeology, history and the decorative arts. His Bellarmine collection was formed over many years through careful study and acquisition, illustrating both the historical development and artistic variety of these distinctive stoneware vessels. Offered from the private collection of Peter Clayton, the group reflects the discerning eye and scholarly interests of one of Britain's best-known archaeological authors and lecturers.

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1092

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A GERMAN STONEWARE BELLARMINE OR BARTMANNSKRUG FRECHEN OR COLOGNE, 17TH CENTURY the broad bulbous body applied with a crisp armorial crest beneath a neck with a bearded mask, one similar with the neck applied with a bearded mask, and another, possibly 17th century, without a handle but applied with oak leaf prunts beneath a fine bearded mask with satyr style ears (3) 20cm high (max) Provenance The Peter Clayton Collection. Peter Clayton (1937– ) Peter Clayton is an internationally respected archaeologist, author, lecturer and publisher whose career has spanned more than six decades. After qualifying as a librarian, he specialised in archaeology and Egyptology at University College London before becoming Archaeological Editor at Thames & Hudson, later serving as Founding Managing Editor of British Museum Publications. He subsequently worked as an antiquities consultant and editor within the international antiquities trade and, in 1982, became the Founding Chair of the Antiquities Dealers Association. A Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries since 1969, Peter has advised the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the British Museum and numerous museums on the valuation of coins and antiquities. He served for ten years on the Treasure Valuation Committee and published extensively on archaeology, ancient Egypt and the classical world. His Chronicle of the Pharaohs was translated into fifteen languages and remained in print for over twenty-five years. Alongside his professional work, Peter assembled a wide-ranging collection reflecting a lifetime's fascination with archaeology, history and the decorative arts. His Bellarmine collection was formed over many years through careful study and acquisition, illustrating both the historical development and artistic variety of these distinctive stoneware vessels. Offered from the private collection of Peter Clayton, the group reflects the discerning eye and scholarly interests of one of Britain's best-known archaeological authors and lecturers.

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Auction date(s): Oct 22

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1093

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A GERMAN STONEWARE BELLARMINE OR BARTMANNSKRUG COLOGNE OR FRECHEN, MID-16TH CENTURY the broad ovoid body applied with three oval panel of a soldier holding a pike beneath a neck applied with a bearded mask, together with another of similar form, the grey body applied with three armorial crests beneath a neck applied with a bearded mask (2) 23cm high (max) Provenance The Peter Clayton Collection. Peter Clayton (1937– ) Peter Clayton is an internationally respected archaeologist, author, lecturer and publisher whose career has spanned more than six decades. After qualifying as a librarian, he specialised in archaeology and Egyptology at University College London before becoming Archaeological Editor at Thames & Hudson, later serving as Founding Managing Editor of British Museum Publications. He subsequently worked as an antiquities consultant and editor within the international antiquities trade and, in 1982, became the Founding Chair of the Antiquities Dealers Association. A Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries since 1969, Peter has advised the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the British Museum and numerous museums on the valuation of coins and antiquities. He served for ten years on the Treasure Valuation Committee and published extensively on archaeology, ancient Egypt and the classical world. His Chronicle of the Pharaohs was translated into fifteen languages and remained in print for over twenty-five years. Alongside his professional work, Peter assembled a wide-ranging collection reflecting a lifetime's fascination with archaeology, history and the decorative arts. His Bellarmine collection was formed over many years through careful study and acquisition, illustrating both the historical development and artistic variety of these distinctive stoneware vessels. Offered from the private collection of Peter Clayton, the group reflects the discerning eye and scholarly interests of one of Britain's best-known archaeological authors and lecturers.

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A POST-MEDIEVAL EARTHENWARE COOK POT OR PIPKIN

1094

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1155

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1156

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1168

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1170

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1173

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1200

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