British and Continental Ceramics

A pair of Ridgway earthenware sauce tureens, covers and integral stands, circa 1815-20, painted with floral panels against a foliate gilt and pale blue ground, the covers with berry and leaf finials, the tureen and stand with similarly moulded terminals, painted number '570' to bases, height 15.5cm (minor faults).

A Dutch Delft bowl, mid-18th century, painted in blue with stylized flowers, the exterior with diaper rim, diameter 19.5cm.

A Royal Worcester porcelain blush ground nautilus shell vase, circa 1898, of typical form with coral stem and shell encrusted circular base, puce printed and impressed marks to base, height 20.5cm.

A Moorcroft pottery Tree Peony pattern ginger jar and cover, circa 2004, designed by Philip Gibson, painted and impressed marks to base, height 15.2cm.

Two Lladro Gres stoneware deer, comprising Forest Born, No. 2191, height 20cm, and King of the Forest, No. 2192, height 26.5cm.

Two pieces of Wedgwood crimson dip jasperware, circa 1910, comprising a tapered cylindrical jug and a Dutch shape jug, each sprigged in white with classical figures and emblems, impressed marks to bases, height 17cm and 14cm.

A Villeroy & Boch Mettlach stoneware vase, circa 1900, the flared neck decorated with opposing panels of maidens with blossom, within foliate framing above the geometric decorated bulbous body and circular foot, impressed marks to base with shape No. '1749', height 32.5cm.

A large stoneware salt glazed Bellarmine style jug, late 17th/early 18th century, of typical pear shape, the shoulders incised with a numeral '4', the neck with a simple loop handle, height 45cm (minor faults).

A Dutch Delft model of a hippopotamus, 19th century, standing four square with manganese and brown glaze detailing, red painted De Gricksche A type mark to base, length 16.5cm (some faults).

A Dutch Delft Cashmere palette ribbed diminutive vase, 18th century, possibly by Pieter Adriaensz Kocks, of bulbous octagonal shape, painted with floral panels, iron red painted 'PAK' mark and Anthony Collection printed paper label to base, height 12cm (minor rim restoration).

A Continental porcelain model of a seated monkey, late 19th/early 20th century, indistinct underglaze blue mark to base, height 21cm.

A Dutch Delft pottery five-piece garniture, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising a set of three baluster jars and covers with bird finials, and a pair of flared vases, each of hexagonal form, painted with cattle and buildings within blue line and red flower borders, height of jars and covers 30cm (minor faults).

A Limoges porcelain two-handled chocolate cup, cover and trembleuse saucer, 20th century, painted 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).

A large Royal Copenhagen porcelain figure The Little Mermaid, No. 4431, designed by Edward Eriksen, height 22cm, together with a Royal Copenhagen figure Shepherd Boy on Rock, No. 1659, height 31cm.

Two Royal Doulton porcelain figures, comprising Columbine, HN1296, circa 1928-31, designed by Leslie Harradine (repair to arm), and Rose, HN1368, heights 16cm and 12cm.

A Royal Crown Derby bone china ewer, circa 1909, painted with a floral spray framed by gilt scroll and beaded borders against a cobalt blue ground, flanked by a scroll handle with mask terminal, printed mark to base, height 18.5cm (repaired).

Three pieces of Moorcroft pottery, comprising an Anemone pattern diminutive vase, circa 1928-49, height 10cm, and a bowl, 11.5cm, and a Clematis pattern vase, height 12.8cm, all boxed.

A Kitty Shepherd studio pottery footed dish, decorated with bees amongst flowers, signed and dated '2000' to base, diameter 40cm.

A Kitty Shepherd studio pottery footed dish, decorated with moths amongst fruit, signed and dated '2001' to base, diameter 37cm.