Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)

Yes, the horses/knights would be on the white side

So, if we're assuming these are all part of a chess set, which piece is this one?

well that's the chess theory disproved

Err...its the queen from the Elizabethan themed chess set?  

It does not preclude my theory

A black Castle/Rook, maybe - especially with that ruff

22 Crawford St. wrote:Are these not Christmassy? Is that a word? I have a theory that this is a chess set.

The little king on the far right could be a Pawn

King and Queen -

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Yes that link would be a WHITE King and Queen  

I'm not saying everything he sold was part of a chess set or the same set, just that in the distant past it might have been part of the idea. Obviously there seems to be a lot more kings and queens about but that only natural. People only buy one or two and they are the most popular.

there seems to be a lot of royalty but very few other pieces

Up! I did not say it was a good idea or a popular one.

As I see it, we have found the King, Queen, Bishop, Knights, Rook and Pawn.

12 inch bowl.

is that a plate?

Its a bowl Dan.

oh you did say that before I asked

Small jug with matt glazes (if that's the right term). Incised  "L. Stockley" "Weymouth" "6".

Picked this up yesterday from a local charity shop for £1-90 ?? I was going to post it on I D my pottery but found the same jug posted on here.  

The decoration is a Dragon/Viking longboat with shields impressed. The dragon has a blue eye and it's tongue out/mouth open.

Do you or anyone else know anything about Leonard?

Leonard Stockley is new to me. I bought it because I have a thing about jugs! I just seem to collect them. I have no idea how old it is, possibly 70s. I'm not even sure where it was made. Any info will be gratefully received.