Examples of Pountneys 20th Century Painted Wares - 2
	A bowl made by the Bristol pottery c1910, painted with pink roses in the style of Wemyss.  The diameter is 6.5 inches (16.6 cm).   Marked, on the back, with a retailers mark for "Maple London", "Bristol Hand Painted" and facsimile initials for George Stewart.  See Levitt pages 43, 44 and 68.  Similar designs were produced for the life of the pottery.
	A Ming style vase designed by A W Brunt c1910.  Height 6.5 inches (16.5 cm).
	A preseve pot c1910.  Marked GS.  Height 5.5 inches (14 cm).
	A pair of art vases in a Korean style, by R E L Williams.  Height 6.75 inches (17.1 cm).  Note that each vase has a different mark.
	A tulip vase with a gold crackle in the style of Sir Edmund Elton's designs c1920.  Height 4.5 inches (11.4 cm).  Note that the crackle effect is inferior to the majority of Elton's pieces.
	A vase with delft designed by W Moore Binns c1906.  Height 5.5 inches (14 cm).
	A jug made by Pountney's c1950.  The height is 5.3 inches (13.2 cm).  Painted, in polychrome under the glaze, with a "delft" floral pattern.  The pattern is called "Passion Flower", it was designed and probably painted by Frances Ashman. Sarah Levitt, in "Pountneys", at page 65 shows this pattern.