Two Linthorpe baskets and a chamberstick, late 19th century

Two Linthorpe art pottery baskets, late 19th century, with upright central single ribbon handle and an undulating edge, treacle glazed interior and a green exterior, impressed marks and shape number '1428', 17cm long, 10cm high and 21cm long; together with a Linthorpe chamberstick, modelled as a leaf of a flower, shape number indistinct, overall length 22cm (3)

Condition Report

Smaller Basket - Small repaired rim chip approximately 1cm x 0.8cm
Chamberstick - repaired break to handle. Hairline around candleolder stem.
Larger basket - probable restored chips to the underside of the rim, crack visible to the underside of the base.

All pieces crazed

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