British and Continental Ceramics

A small group of decorative ceramics, including the Royal Doulton figures 'Jennifer', HN2392, and 'Denise', HN2477, and the Royal Worcester limited edition anniversary figurine of the year 2000.

A group of nineteen F. & R. Pratt pot lids, including Fording the Stream, Dangerous Skating, Chapel Road and Hawling the Trawl, some framed.

A Miles Mason porcelain part tea service, circa 1810, printed in blue with a version of the Pagoda pattern, comprising teapot, cover and stand, milk jug, sugar bowl, five trios and six small plates, pattern No. '241', together with a New Hall type part service. decorated with shells, pattern No. '208', and another pair of cups and saucers (minor faults).

A group of eighteen mostly F. & R. Pratt pot lids, including Deer Drinking, The Times and Holborn Viaduct, together with three F. & R. Pratt plates, including Cattle and Ruins.

A Copeland & Garrett Late Spode blue printed Castle pattern tree and well meat dish, circa 1833-40, impressed and blue printed marks to base, length 48cm, together with a Rogers pearlware Elephant pattern circular sauce tureen, cover and stand and a similar Rogers oval tureen and matched cover, each with lion head finial and handles, diameter of sauce tureen 13.5cm, length of oval tureen 27cm (some minor faults).

A Derby porcelain Kakiemon cup and saucer, early 19th century, painted with flowering branches, heightened in gilt, red painted mark to base, diameter of saucer 15.2cm, together with a small group of decorative ceramics, including a majolica shell shaped dish, a majolica two-handled bowl and two jugs (minor faults).

A mixed group of Rogers pearlware blue printed wares, circa 1820, comprising three plates with basketweave moulded and pierced rims and two similar plates in the Elephant pattern, and a pair of plates, a rectangular shaped dish and a leaf shaped dish in the Zebra pattern, together with a similar Zebra pattern small dish, an Elephant pattern small tureen and a Henshall Castle and Bridge pattern circular bowl, diameter of pierced plates 21cm (minor faults).

A group of decorative ceramics, 19th century and later, including a Meir & Son 'Fairy Villas' pattern blue printed oval meat dish, length 44cm, a near pair of Crown Derby porcelain cup and saucers, a spongeware pottery bowl and a pale blue plaster plaque depicting the classical scene 'Priam begging for the body of Hector from Achilles'.

Twenty-three porcelain fairings, late 19th/early 20th century, including 'Modesty', 'The Lover's Disturbed' and 'The Attentive Maid', four marked 'Conta Boehme', together with a small group of Continental figures, mostly Conta Boehme, including a girl with goose and a seated musician (some faults and restoration).

Twelve Royal Doulton figures, comprising Gentlewoman, HN1632, The Orange Seller, HN1325, Paisley, HN1987, Yvonne, HN3038, First Waltz, HN5093, Southern Belle, HN2229, Autumn Breezes, HN1934, This Little Pig, HN1793, The Bridesmaid, HN2148, Flower Seller Children, HN4807, Goody Two Shoes, HN2037, and Rose, HN1368 (some faults).

A small group of English porcelain teawares, mid-18th century and later, including a Worcester The Argument pattern saucer, diameter 12cm, a Worcester The Cannonball pattern tea bowl, a Derby pale blue ground saucer, painted with floral panels, and a Japan pattern cup and saucer (some faults).

Twelve Royal Doulton figures, comprising Victorian Lady, HN728, Lady April, HN1958, Veronica, HN1517, Daydreams, HN1731, Helen, HN1509, Easter Day, HN2039, Alison, HN2336, Fair Lady, HN2193, Sweet and Twenty, HN1298, Belle, HN2340, Wendy, HN2609, and The Little Bridesmaid, HN1433 (some faults).

A group of decorative ceramics, 20th century, including a pair of Isnik style hexagonal tiles, decorated in turquoise, green and red, length 19.5cm, a similar Palestine footed dish, a Royal Doulton green glazed circular dish and an elephant bookend (some faults).

A small group of Capodimonte porcelain, including a dachshund, a terrier and a spaniel, each seated on a cushion, and some floral arrangements (minor faults).

A Beswick fireside companion model of an Alsatian, No. 2410.

Eighteen Beswick Beatrix Potter models, comprising two Foxy Whiskered Gentleman, Jemina Puddleduck, Hunca Munca, Mrs Rabbit, Lady Mouse, Thomasina Tittlemouse, Mr Jeremy Fisher, Ginger, Johnny Town-Mouse, Hunca Munca Sweeping, Aunt Pettitoes, Ribby, Timmy Tiptoes, Mrs Tiggy Winkle, Tommy Brock, Sally Henry Penny and Rebecca Puddle-Duck, the majority with brown line backstamps, together with nine Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures.

A Meissen porcelain dish, 19th century, painted with a central arrangement of Deutsche Blumen with five scattered sprigs to the brown edged rim, crossed swords in underglaze blue to base, diameter 29.8cm, together with a Meissen porcelain plate, diameter 23.2cm.

A small group of decorative ceramics, 20th century, including a Karl Ens model of two birds on a naturalistic base, height 23cm, a Royal Worcester limited edition vase commemorating 'Queen Elizabeth II 60th Anniversary of the Coronation', No. 215 of 250, with certificate, boxed, and a Masons Ironstone for Liberty 'Ianthe' pattern jardinière.

A Goebel limited edition figure Sophistication, designed by Laszlo Ispanky, No. 170 of 800, height 24.5cm, with certificate and Ispanky catalogue, together with two Lladro figures, comprising Sunday's Child, No. 6024, and Couplet Lady, No. 5174, one boxed.