1851 The Great Exhibition; A mid 19th century English porcelain cup and saucer, the cup decorated with a view on the road from Hyde Park Corner, within a gilt heightened cartouche with gilt bands to the rim and foot, the saucer with no indentation for the cup, decorated with interior view of the building with gilt heightened border, retailed by Green of London and bearing Victorian date cipher for 1851 to both pieces, diameter of saucer 15cm. An identical cup and saucer is located in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

1851 The Great Exhibition; A rare mid 19th century twin handled frog/lizard cup, the exterior transfer decorated with views of Crystal Palace and bearing gilt heightened initials MP, the interior set with a frog to one side and a lizard to the other, transfer mark to base, Crystal Palace T.Godwin, height 12.75cm (af).

1851 The Great Exhibition; A transfer decorated cup depicting a view of Crystal Palace and inscribed "A View on the Road from Hyde Park Corner", retailed by Green of London and with Victorian lozenge mark, a Pinder Bourne & Hope transfer decorated plate depicting a similar scene and a damaged gilt heightened pot lid inscribed "Crystal Palace Exhibition 1851" (3).

1851 The Great Exhibition; Four mid 19th century Parian jugs by William Brownfield, one with gilt heightening and one on a blue ground, all decorated with four panels depicting Commerce, Music, Art and Science, impressed moulded marks to base with central lozenge, height 24cm, 21cm, 19cm and 18cm.

1851 The Great Exhibition; Three mid 19th century blue and white transfer decorated jugs depicting the view of The Great Exhibition Palace, a similar black and white transfer decorated jug, two Staffordshire mugs with coloured decoration and two blue and white transfer decorated mugs showing the palace (8).

1851 The Great Exhibition; A quantity of ceramics relating to the Crystal Palace Exhibition including a Pratt type circular plate with moulded border, a blue and white transfer decorated food warming plate, blue and white transfer decorated bowl etc.

1851 The Great Exhibition; An embossed clay pipe depicting the palace by WT Blake and inscribed "London", length 19cm and a similarly decorated bowl of a pipe (stem broken) (2).

1851 The Great Exhibition; Attributed to Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin; a mid 19th century Minton Prossers patent square sectioned tile decorated in the Gothic Revival taste, in shades of blue, yellow, white, green and orange, purportedly exhibited in Pugins great stove, 13 x 13cm.

1862 London; A large quantity of ceramics relating to the Crystal Palace Exhibition including a puce transfer decorated mug, Continental pierced circular plate, various trinket dishes, commemoratives, vases etc.

1885 Edinburgh; A Deykin & Sons eclipse teapot stand, transfer decorated with a view of the exhibition with hot air balloon in the distance, a similarly decorated mug and a silk Stevengraph inscribed "A Present from Edinburgh International Exhibition" (3).