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      Salt-glazed stoneware, two-galleon sized jug.

      Redware with tan flecked glaze, made by Daniel Orth in c 1890.

      Redware, brown glazed preserve jar, pint sized, made by Daniel Orth from c. 1890.

      Plate with sgraffito style slip decoration from Orth Pottery in Campden in the 19th century.

      Great Grandmother Grobb's Jug Given to Annie R. Fry by her mother 1912.

      Earthenware Jug - Bristol glaze, buff clay. Stamped on shoulder “W. Schwab, Beamsville”.

      Pottery attributed to Potter Orth circa 1870.

      flower pot with spotted glaze made by Daniel Orth circa 1890

      Teacup with “Marble” pattern from c. 1850.

      Teacup with Chinese scroll pattern from the mid 19th century.

      Blue and white bowl (from a set of three) from the 19th century.

      China plate with rust coloured flowers and green leaves on a beige background. On the reverse: "Old Hall. England. E'Ware Co. Ltd."

      Plate with “Marble” pattern, from c. 1850.

      Plate with Pagoda scene in centre, on the reverse: "Ironstone. Corea. J. Clementson"

      Plate printed n brown with branch and triangle pattern on rim, six sided rosette and branch in centre. On the reverse: "3 Troy. W.H. Crindley & Co. Tunstall. Rd. No. 64490". Trademark consisting of world etc.

      Plate depicting a Pilgrim with sword, cross, and shovel, as well as the words: “Je Suis Las De Les Porter, 1791”.

      Plate with basket weave rim, depicting the manufacturing process of sugar.

      Plate with four characters and the nursery rhyme "Ding, Dong, Bell".

      China dish with scalloped rim white with green edge. The dish was given to Mrs. Samuel Fry (1st) when visiting in Pennsylvania in 1860 by Tobias Nash, a 1st cousin of Anna Nash Fry. Tobias Nash was the son of Anna Nash (Fry’s) uncle Jacob Nash. Tobias Nash was born ...