British and Continental Ceramics

A group of Beswick pottery, including a pair of Staffordshire dogs, six birds, including Robin, No. 980, and Whitethroat, No. 2106, a Beatrix Potter Mrs Tiggy Winkle, BP-2 mark, and Mrs Rabbit and Bunnies, BP-3b mark, together with a small group of other decorative ceramics, including a Lomonosov ermine.

A set of six A.E. Gray & Co Ltd pottery cups and saucers, circa 1940s, retailed by Heal & Sons Ltd, each decorated with an orange shell motif with star and ribbon detailing, pattern number A8168, printed retailer's mark to bases, diameter of saucer 11.5cm.

Four pieces of Moorcroft pottery, late 20th century and later, comprising a Prairie Summer pattern diminutive vase, a Columbine pattern diminutive vase, an Oberon pattern dish and a Pansy pattern dish, two boxed.

A small group of Wade porcelain, including five tortoises, one with removable shell lid, two pairs of flowerhead candle holders, a crab trinket box and cover and a fish dish, together with a pair of porcelain cruets, modelled as Noddy and Big Ears (minor faults).

A Lladro porcelain Mandarin vase, No. 4846, height 41.5cm.

A collection of studio pottery, including a John Leach Muchelney pottery vase, decorated in mottled black, brown and grey glazes, height 17cm, three similar pieces by John Leach, a Nick Rees vase with incised decoration, and a group of Marazion Cornwall wares.

Four pieces of Kitty Shepherd studio pottery, including a rectangular plaque, decorated with a stylized bird and fish, signed and dated '2010' to base, height 22cm, framed, a similar square dish and two plates with spiralling decoration.

A collection of decorative ceramics, mid-19th century and later, including a Staffordshire part tea service, decorated with gilt banding, two pieces of Rouge Royale Carlton Ware and a Shelley china three-tier cake stand.

A collection of decorative ceramics, mid-19th century and later, including four Masons Ironstone hydra jugs, a Bombay Japan pattern part dessert service and various other plates.

A collection of decorative ceramics, mid-19th century and later, including a Jean Gille of Paris pedestal base, modelled as three fauns playing musical instruments, a pair of Noritake vases, decorated with riverside landscapes, and a pair of figures, modelled in 18th century dress (some faults).

Six Lladro porcelain figures, including Horse group, No. 4655, Someone to look up to, No. 6771, Hats off to fun, No. 5765, and Nuns, No. 4611, two boxed (minor faults).

A group of Thomas Forester & Sons Phoenix and Ronda wares, early 20th century, including a large ginger jar and cover, decorated with blue flowers against a gilt ground, height 41cm, a jug, decorated with exotic birds, and two slender vases, decorated with pink roses.

A near pair of life-size Continental faience white glazed seated greyhounds, 20th century, each modelled wearing a tasselled collar, raised on a stepped rectangular base, height 87cm (some faults).

A mixed group of English early 19th century and later porcelain teawares, including a London shape teacup and saucer, probably Coalport, painted with a continuous border of birds between foliate gilt and cobalt blue rims, diameter of saucer 14.1cm, a Ridgway teacup and saucer with leaf moulded sides in shades of green and yellow, heightened in gilt, and Derby and Crown Staffordshire examples (minor faults).

Three Royal Doulton figures, comprising Daydreams, HN1731, Debbie, HN2385, and Rose, HN1368, together with two similar Dresden porcelain lobed dishes, each decorated with floral spray and gilt rims.

A Lladro porcelain figure Socialite of the 20s, printed and impressed mark to base, height 34cm.

A collection of Art Deco decorative ceramics, including a Clarice Cliff My Garden pattern ribbed bowl, diameter 20.5cm, a Clarice Cliff flower block, an Arthur Wood T.T. Races souvenir tankard and five Falconware hat wall pockets (minor faults).

A group of mostly English blue printed earthenwares, early 19th century and later, including a set of six tea bowls and matching saucers by William Smith & Co, decorated with two seated female figures within a fruiting vine border, a Spode 'Bridge of Lucano' pattern plate, a saucer, decorated with a girl walking beside a sheep, and two Chinese export ware saucers (minor faults).

A small group of mostly English porcelain, early 19th century and later, comprising a sucrier and cover, printed with rural landscapes within gilt border, height 12cm, a London shape teacup, decorated with a scrolling foliate gilt border heightened in purple and green, a two handled sugar bowl and cover, a matching milk jug and a Paris inkstandish.