Photographs of the Pat Barber Aller Vale Pottery Collection | Torquay Pottery

Aller Vale Art Pottery Photos

Photographs of the Pat Barber collection courtesy of Derek Barber, many thanks!

Pictures copied from transparencies, hence quality issues, but better than nothing!

: Crocus Pattern, rare, 1895-1903

: 2 Cups and Saucers, one with the H1, butterfly pattern; the other with the early daisy pattern. Note the elaborate handles.

: 2 pots decorated with the H1 pattern which features Butterflies.

: 3 pieces in an early pattern featuring daisies and notice the insects on the Jug and central Vase, white clay

: Miniature Teaset in the daisy pattern on white clay

: Two Tygs and a shell-dish decorated with Birds in slipware

: 3 very rare pieces in the Q1 pattern with faces sgraffitoed into the design

: 3 pieces in the Q1 pattern

: Kerswell Daisy, I4, pattern, early pots, one with the pattern on brown clay, the others on white clay.

: 2 pots in an early form of the Kerswell Daisy, I4 pattern. A 2-handled Loving Cup in an oriental style mimicking bamboo, and a form of bottle Vase.

: 3 items in the Persian, A1, pattern. A tulip Vase or Quintle, a posy Basket with rope-twist handle and a 2-handled Vase

: Three items in the Persian, A1, pattern. Two mimicking ancient pottery forms and a bottle Vase

: A posy Basket modelled as a Hen, a very curious 2-spouted Jug with a stylised rope handle and a Jug all in a similar Art Nouveau pattern

: Flower decoration on white clay

: 3 Jugs with unusual flower patterns

: Jardiniere with unusual flower pattern

: 2 3-handled Vases with flower pattern

: Early and unusual shapes with flower patterns

: Jug in the K2 pattern, the Vase with an Iris

: 3 pots in the K2 style decoration

: Early Jugs with Slip-decorated Pixies amongst foliage

: 3 Vases in the early Barbotine style decoration

: Pair of early large Vases with Barbotine decoration

: Early Pots decorated in the Barbotine style

: The larger vase is in the very early ‘orange-peel’ finish on a buff clay, the other an early Barbotine pot

: Pair of early Bottle Vases in Barbotine decoration

: Pair of large Vases in Barbotine decoration

: Very rare and early Musical Instruments in Barbotine decoration

: 2 large Vases with Barbotine decoration, note the bird on the rare right hand one

: Extremely rare Teapot in Barbotine decoration

: Pair of large Vases in Barbotine decoration

: Water Jug and Plate in Barbotine decoration

: 3 large Vases decorated with Barbotine decoration

: Large Vase with Daffodil decoration in Barbotine

: Stick Stand in Persian, A1, pattern, 24″

: Stick Stand reverse side, see previous photo

: 4-handled Vase decorated with Birds in slip, 20″

: Vase with the H1 pattern in a style normally associated with the Ladybird pattern

: 3 Pots with H1 pattern

: Items decorated with the H1 pattern, including an exceptional Teapot

: Rare Jug with early pattern, a precursor of H1 perhaps, notice the insect

: Rare and fragile Wallpocket in the form of a butterfly

: Rare Barbotine items with insects

: Vase with applied snake

: Grotesques in the form of an armadillo and guitar-playing frog

: Jugs with a lizard forming the handle and spout

: Dragons, one a posy holder the other a candlestick

: Shaving Mug modelled as a dolphin

: Items decorated in scrolls with dolphin terminals

: Sweetmeat dish modelled with 2 shells and a fish in the base

: Fish in various styles

: Posy Holders emphasising the dolphin’s tail.

: Spill-holders with applied moulded fish

: Items decorated in the U3 pattern with dolphin terminals

: Aller Vale B1 pattern by Charles Collard, 20″

: Barbotine pattern, 1880’s

: H1 pattern Teapot, 1890’s

: Holly decoration, rare, 1890 to 1900’s

: M3 pattern, rare, 1890’s

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