A mixed group of mainly English pottery and porcelain, late 18th and 19th century, including a Staffordshire pearlware spill vase group modelled as a family of three sheep resting beneath a tree trunk on a naturalistic rocky base, height 15cm, a similar Staffordshire spill vase group with a ewe and two lambs beneath a tree trunk, the base with moulded foliate detail picked out in blue enamel, height 11.5cm, a Derby figure of the Welch Tailor seated astride a goat, incised No. 62 to base, height 13.5cm, a candlestick base, probably Derby, modelled with two chickens, a Chelsea saucer, diameter 12cm, five Staffordshire pottery buildings, three designed as pastille burners, a recumbent bull, probably Derby, and a large white and gilt Staffordshire spaniel inset with glass eyes, height 39cm (faults, repairs and restoration throughout).