THREE PIECES ENGLISH DOULTON LAMBETH SALT GLAZED STAG HUNTING STONEWARE WITH MARKED SILVER CUFFS WITH A THIRD VESSEL,All are marked to silver. All but the largest drinking vessel are incised to base. Silver mounted stoneware group having huntsmen, hounds and stags in relief. A handled pitcher and two vessels having hallmarked silver to rims for Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings, Circa 1910. The largest damaged drinking vessel marked for late 19th Century and having a shield with garter, and latin text, 'Honi soit qui mal y pense', an Anglo-Norman maxim which translates to "May he be shamed who thinks badly of it", and Nulli secundus, translating to, "Second to none'. - Pitcher: 6 1/4" high. Two of the smaller vessels: 4 1/2" high. The largest: 4 5/8" high. Estimate $200-300
Old repairs and large area of loss to the largest of the drinking vessels. The balance is very good, no chips, breaks or restorations. The largest of the drinking vessels is not incised to the base.
