| Bellarmines. | £ | s. | d. |
| The prices of this class vary in ordinaryexamples, plain, or of slight decoration,from 15s. to | 1 | 10 | 0 |
| Bellarmines with English arms of especialinterest are of considerably greatervalue, though not always of Englishorigin. Exceptional pieces bring exceptionalprices. | |
| Dwight. | |
| All specimens of Dwight are extremelyrare. It is impossible to say what aDwight stoneware figure or bust wouldrealise at auction, but certainly a veryhigh figure. | |
| Elers. | |
| Elers teapots, &c., are rare. The smallerlighter coloured teapots of the trueElers ware are worth as many half-sovereignsas the later coarser examplesare worth shillings. | |
| Astbury. | |
| A similar difficulty arises in attempting tostate prices for Astbury stoneware.Fine examples rarely come into themarket. | |
| Fulham. | |
| G. R. jugs ascribed to Fulham may bebought from 15s. to £1 10s., accordingto condition and decoration. Thelarge jugs and mugs with medallionbusts of William and Mary, inscribedand dated, vary in price from £3 to£5 and upwards. | |
| Nottingham. | |
Bear jugs of coarse type may be procured
from £1 10s. to | 2 | 10 | 0 |
Tall Loving Cups, inscribed with name and
date, vary from £2 to | 5 | 0 | 0 |
The Russian Bear model hugging Bonaparte
is worth £5 or more. | |
Nottingham ale jugs, dated and inscribed,
have realised £12 under the hammer. | |
