British and Continental Ceramics

A Herend porcelain model of two rabbits with blue scale bodies, impressed and blue printed marks to base, height 14cm.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware silver mounted circular footed bowl, circa 1878, by Frank A. Butler, decorated with scrolling tendrils and floral roundels, impressed marks to base, the rim London 1878 by Brockwell & Son, diameter 19.5cm, together with a Doulton Lambeth silver mounted mug, circa 1881, height 13.6cm.

A Meissen porcelain figure of Cupid, late 19th century, from the 'L' series, after the model by Schwabe, with Cupid crushing two hearts in a vice, raised on a pseudo marble circular base, crossed swords in underglaze blue to base with incised shape No. 'L107' and red painted '49', height 18.5cm (losses and restoration).

A Russian Lomonosov porcelain jug, mid-20th century, designed by Natalie Danko as the head of a girl wearing a polychrome and gilt enriched kokoshnik headdress, indistinct mark to base, height 14cm.

A Continental majolica monkey bell pull, late 19th century, possibly Portuguese, modelled as a climbing monkey, covered in a brown glaze, height 21.5cm.

A pair of French porcelain figures, late 19th century, modelled as a lady and gentleman in 18th century dress in shades of purple, grey and yellow, each raised on a naturalistic base, underglaze blue mark to bases, heights 29.5cm and 27cm (minor faults).

Five pieces of Moorcroft pottery, mid-20th century and later, including a Columbine pattern bowl, diameter 11.2cm, a Clematis pattern squat vase and a Wisteria Flutter pattern ginger jar and cover, various marks to bases.

A Moorcroft pottery salt glazed vase, 1930s, decorated with a stylized fern and horizontal banded design, impressed marks and blue painted signature to base, height 10cm.

A Moorcroft pottery Grape and Leaf pattern bowl and cover, circa 1929-35, of circular form, impressed marks and blue painted signature to base, diameter 15cm.

A Royal Worcester porcelain part dessert service, circa 1912-16, each piece painted with a still life of fruit within a pink and foliate gilt panelled border against a cobalt blue ground, comprising a tazza, signed F. Roberts, and five plates, signed R. Sebright, printed marks to bases, plate diameter 22.4cm (some faults).

A pair of Royal Doulton stoneware baluster vases, early 20th century, by Maud Bowden, each decorated with a band of stylized floral palmettes against a green and blue ground, impressed marks to base, height 26.2cm.

Two Royal Copenhagen figures, comprising Girl with Cat, No. 424, and Boy with Broom, No. 3250, together with a Royal Copenhagen Roskilde Cathedral vase, No. 4557, and a Bing & Grondahl figural match keeper and strike.

A Meissen porcelain white glazed horse's head, circa 1949, designed by Erich Oehme, raised on a block wooden plinth, crossed swords in underglaze and incised mark to side of base, total height 22.5cm (chip to ear).

Six Royal Worcester bone china horse busts, comprising 'Astrope', 'Aethon', 'Eous', 'Bronte', 'Phaethon' and 'Lampon', heights ranging from 12.5cm to 14.5cm, together with a Royal Worcester dolphin salt dish (dish restored).

A Royal Worcester rectangular porcelain plaque, circa 1976, painted by E. Townsend, signed, with a still life of flowers in an urn, gilt printed marks to reverse, 24cm x 16.5cm, framed.

Four Royal Worcester porcelain figures from the Children of the World series, comprising Scotland, India, China and Egypt, together with a Royal Worcester figure Let's Run.

A Royal Doulton stoneware jug, early 20th century, by Bessie Newbery, decorated with stylized flowers and scrolling tendrils, impressed marks to base, height 18cm, together with two other pieces of Royal Doulton including a Colman's Mustard bowl, and a Doulton Lambeth barrel shaped mug.

A Limoges porcelain two-handled chocolate cup, cover and trembleuse saucer, 20th century, printed with baskets of flowers suspended from ribbons entwined with floral garlands, the cover with gilt acanthus knop, painted marks to bases, diameter of saucer 16cm, together with a Paris porcelain white glazed hatpin holder, mid-19th century, in the form of a crouching porcupine, raised on an oval base and claw and ball feet, heightened in gilt, unmarked, length 11.5cm (restored).

Four Continental porcelain half-dolls, one wearing a hat and holding a posy in each hand, height 13cm, together with a pincushion in the form of a page boy and two bisque nude female figures.