British and Continental Ceramics

A rare pearlware Caroline Regina commemorative plate, circa 1820, blue printed with a titled portrait of Queen Caroline within a foliate relief moulded rim, diameter 18.3cm.

A pearlware Victoria Regina commemorative coronation octagonal nursery plate, circa 1838, black printed with a portrait of the young Queen Victoria below a crown between inscriptions, including 'Crowned 28th of June 1838', within a floral relief moulded rim, heightened in puce and green, diameter 16.2cm.

A Staffordshire pottery Victoria Regina commemorative coronation mug, circa 1838, sepia printed with two portraits of the young Queen Victoria flanking a central crown above inscriptions, surrounded by roses, thistles and shamrocks, the rim interior with a trellis and foliate border, height 8.8cm (some restoration).

A pearlware William IV and Queen Adelaide commemorative coronation mug, circa 1831, puce printed with portraits flanking a crown, surrounded by roses, thistles and shamrocks, the rim interior titled 'Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Adelaide' and 'His Most Gracious Majesty King William 4th', height 10.2cm (some restoration).

A rare pearlware Queen Victoria and Prince Albert commemorative wedding mug, circa 1840, black printed with portraits and the Saxe Coburg coat of arms below inscription 'Long Live Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg', the rim interior with a rose, thistle and shamrock border, height 8.1cm.

A pearlware Queen Victoria and Prince Albert commemorative wedding nursery plate, circa 1840, black printed with central portraits surrounded by inscription 'Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg, Married Feb 10th 1840' within a rim moulded with a crown and foliage, diameter 13.6cm.

A small pink lustreware Queen Victoria and Prince Albert commemorative wedding plate, circa 1840, black printed with a central crown within a foliate wreath and inscribed 'Victoria & Albert, Married Feb 10 1840' within a pink lustre rim, diameter 12.7cm.

A Royal Worcester porcelain two-handled vase, circa 1931, painted by E. Reavell, signed, with pink roses, painted marks to base, height 8.5cm, together with a blush ivory Royal Worcester vase.

A rare white felspathic stoneware Lord Nelson commemorative rectangular box and cover, circa 1800, of Castleford type, moulded in relief with two oval panels, one depicting trophies of war and inscribed 'Patriots', the other with Britannia and a muse, inscribed 'Howe and Nelson', each against a blue ground, within blue line edging to the sides, height 14.5cm (lid cracked).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware cricket mug, late 19th/early 20th century, the tapering body decorated in relief with a batsman, bowler and wicket keeper, framed by scrolling tendrils and flowerheads, impressed mark to base, height 15.3cm.

Two Royal Worcester porcelain candle snuffers, comprising The Cook, circa 1912, and Mrs Caudle, together with two ivory ground porcelain candle snuffers, one modelled as a boy with boater and the other as a woman emerging from a chimney.

A Royal Copenhagen figure of a girl with goose, No. 527, together with three Royal Copenhagen animals, comprising elephant, No. 2998, terrier, No. 2967, and two lovebirds, No. 402, and a Bing & Grondahl dog.

A Royal Copenhagen reclining lioness, No. 804, circa 1951, designed by Lauritz Jensen, underglaze blue wave mark and green printed mark to base, length 31cm.

A Royal Doulton Queen Elizabeth II Coronation loving cup, limited edition No. 38 of 1000, height 27cm, with certificate.

A Royal Doulton Guy Fawkes jug, limited edition No. 106 of 600, height 19cm.

A small group of decorative ceramics and glassware, 20th century, including a Royal Doulton river hog, HN2663, two Villeroy & Boch polar bears, a Whitefriars indigo tinted coffin vase and a clear glass cylindrical paperweight with internal millefiori decoration.

Six Lladro porcelain figures, including Seesaw, No. 1255, and The Blues, No. 5600, two boxed, together with two Nao porcelain figures.

A Beswick seated spaniel, No. 1738-6, height 14cm, together with a small group of similar Staffordshire seated spaniels, the majority with lustre detailing.

Eight Lladro porcelain figures, including Aroma of the Islands, No. 1480, Madame Butterfly, No 4991, and Carefree, No. 5790, one boxed.