The Collectibles Journal

A Clayburn Staffordshire vase with a rounded form, narrow neck, softly mottled brown-pink glaze and cream scroll and foliate-style decoration. A quietly distinguished piece from a short-lived 1950s Staffordshire pottery with ties to the Midwinter design world.

A Wedgwood Eastern Flowers pedestal cake stand in warm rust, ochre, cream and deep blue floral decoration, with fine border detail and a raised pedestal form. A richly decorative piece of vintage English tableware from a discontinued Wedgwood pattern.

A Schütz Cilli majolica landscape wall plate, model 887, with a richly glazed green relief border, leaf and berry-style detailing, yellow circular accents and a painted sunset landscape scene. A decorative and characterful piece from the Central European majolica tradition.

A likely late 19th century Red Willow transferware plate by W.T. Copeland & Sons, combining a classic chinoiserie-inspired Willow design with a warm red colourway and a respected Stoke-on-Trent maker's mark. A distinctive and decorative piece for collectors of Staffordshire transferware.

Lucia Ware is one of South Africa's most recognisable mid-century ceramic ranges, associated with Boksburg East Potteries. Known for its bold glazes, decorative shapes and nostalgic charm, it remains a favourite among local collectors of vintage pottery.