A group of British art pottery, circa 1900-1918, century, purple glazes, principally William Baron of Barnstaple, comprising a small Barnstaple vase, inscribed marks and numbered '322 1/2', 10cm high; another Baron vase, 13.5cm high; and a Baron Barnstaple teapot, with 'R' mark, 12.5cm high; a three-handled vase, 13cm high (chipped); and a small jug, 9cm high, inscribed marks to bases; together with a high-shouldered vase attributed to James Plant, with a Ruskin-type glaze and a London silver rim hallmarked 1918, 21cm high; and one other, indistinctly marked, 13.5cm high