British and Continental Ceramics

A group of Portmeirion Botanic Garden tablewares, including a bread crock, two storage jars and covers and two large serving bowls.

A collection of Royal Worcester porcelain Evesham pattern tableware, including various two-handled tureens and covers, three graduated quiche dishes, two sauce boats and stands, nine ramekins and various oval platters and dishes, together with a 19th century part tea service, decorated with floral sprays (some faults).

A Shelley Regent shape Phlox pattern part tea service, circa 1925-1945, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, six cups and saucers, cake plate and six side plates, printed and painted marks including pattern number '12189' to bases, together with six Art Deco Royal Worcester coffee cans and saucers and an Aynsley part tea service.

A John Rose Coalport porcelain part service, circa 1820-25, decorated with panels of floral sprays within gilt scroll borders against a cobalt blue ground, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug, slop bowl, six cups and four saucers, two plates and a pot and cover, together with four sauce tureen covers, two with lion finials (minor faults).

A group of British and Continental decorative ceramics, late 19th century and later, including a pair of Sitzendorf figural table lamp bases, each modelled as a classical lady and child, height 37cm, a pair of Royal Worcester cabinet plates with pink flowerhead and gilt foliate decoration, a pottery monkey, modelled in a pose of serenity, and a maiolica plate, painted with St George and the dragon (some faults and restoration).

A terracotta pottery model in the form of a bear baiting jug, modelled as a bear wearing a muzzle and holding a dog, with textured fur detailing, unmarked, height 26.5cm.

A Herend porcelain Rothschild Bird pattern oval fish dish, 20th century, printed mark to base, length 62.3cm.

Thirteen Royal Doulton miniature ladies, comprising Belle, M254, Rachel, M264, Mary, M250, Sarah, M266, Patricia, M251, Amy, M248, Jessica, M261, Lauren, M263, Deborah, M253 (one hand missing), Melissa, M265, Rebecca, M262, Jennifer, M252, and Nicola, M245, all boxed.

A small group of Locke & Co Worcester porcelain blush ground wares, late 19th/early 20th century, including a milk jug and sugar bowl, each moulded with hops and overlapping leaves, a matching larger jug and a candlestick with leaf moulded decoration.

A Moorcroft Wisteria pattern bottle vase, circa 1918-26, impressed marks and painted initials to base, height 15.5cm.

A small group of Dresden porcelain figures, 20th century, including six dancing ladies, each with lace dress, and a courting couple, the majority with printed and impressed marks to bases, tallest 15cm.

Two Crown Devon Fieldings musical jugs, 1930s, each with printed verse and relief moulded decoration, comprising Auld Lang Syne and Widdicombe Fair, heights 18cm and 18.5cm, together with a Crown Devon Fieldings On Ilkla Moor Baht' at, musical mug, 1930s, relief moulded with a windswept couple, height 17.5cm.

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Crocus pattern preserve pot and cover, height 9cm, and a Clarice Cliff Gayday pattern salt and pepper, heights 8.5cm and 7.8cm, all with printed mark to bases, together with a pair of 20th century seated cats, raised on rectangular cushion bases, height 10cm.

A Royal Doulton stoneware Natural Foliage vase, decorated by Florrie Jones, monogrammed, impressed, incised and painted marks to base, height 31cm.

A collection of Rouge Royale Carlton Ware, including a part tea and coffee service, a tazza, a Pheasant pattern ginger jar and cover, a Ducks pattern plate and a cornucopia vase (minor faults and restoration).

Five Royal Worcester bone china 'The 1920s Vogue Collection' figures, comprising Clara, Kitty, Bess, Annie and Minnie, together with five Coalport bone china figures, including Jean and Annabelle (minor faults).

A large Bretby pottery figure of a boy playing a wind instrument, late 19th century, modelled seated wearing a broad-rimmed hat, waistcoat and breeches, impressed marks to base, height 80cm (some faults).

A small group of British and Continental decorative ceramics, late 19th century and later, including a pair of blue glazed apothecary jars and covers, each with remnants of gilt labels, height 25cm (repaired), a porcelain plaque depicting the coat of arms of the Society of Apothecaries of London, incised signature 'Richard A. Klein, Norwood Mass' to base, a Parian centrepiece, modelled as four birds below a bowl with leaf moulded rim, and a pair of Ginori Italian two-handled cachepots.

Eight Staffordshire pottery figures, mostly late 19th century, including a watch holder group 'Faith, Hope and Charity', height 28cm, the King of Prussia, an equestrian huntsman and a girl standing beside two birds (minor faults).