British and Continental Ceramics

A small group of decorative ceramics, 20th century, including a Royal Doulton Cocker Spaniel with Pheasant, HN1028, a James Green & Nephew cabinet plate, painted with a coastal landscape, and a pair of reclining cats.

A Myott, Son & Co pottery part dinner service, 1930s, decorated with floral sprays and foliate rims, including a soup tureen and cover, three vegetable tureens and covers, two graduated platters, a large serving dish and various plates.

A Mintons Opaque China 'Chinese Marine' pattern part dessert service, circa 1822-36, comprising an oval comport, two single-handled serving dishes and eleven plates, blue printed marks to bases, height of comport 145cm, together with a green glazed and leaf moulded part dessert service, mid-19th century, comprising an oval comport, two square comports and eight plates, painted number '4708' to bases.

A large majolica jardinière of Minton type, late 19th century, the tapered cylindrical body decorated with three dragon panels within ochre glazed borders against a turquoise ground, raised on three claw and ball feet, turquoise glazed interior, unmarked, height 44cm (faults and restoration).

A Lladro white glazed porcelain figure group of two nuns, model No. 4611, another smaller Lladro figure, a group of 20th century Leeds Classical Creamware and two Royal commemorative mugs.

A John Buchanan Anchor studio pottery tankard and teapot and cover, each with a mottled brown glaze, together with a group of other studio pottery, including a Kilkenny Jackson pottery pot and cover and two Bitossi type bowls.

A Cauldon & Co porcelain slop bowl and liner and matching chamber pot, early 20th century, decorated with flowers and gilt edged turquoise banding, black printed and red painted marks to bases, height of slop bowl 25cm.

Three Lladro porcelain figures, comprising The Show Begins, model No. 6938, Girl with Lamb, model No. 4584 (faults), and Platero and Marcelino, model No. 1181, two Royal Doulton figures, 'The Ballerina', HN2116, and 'Denise', HN2273, and two Beswick figurines, 'Peter in the Watering Can' and 'Farmer Potatoes', last two boxed.

Five Lladro porcelain figures, comprising Little Shepherd, model No. 4817, Shepherdess with Dove, model No. 4660, Innocence In Bloom, model No. 7644 (boxed), Feeding Time, model No. 1277, and Shepherdess with Ducks, model No. 4568.

Six Lladro porcelain figures, comprising Ballerina, model No. 1357, Can I Help, model No. 5689 (boxed), I Hope She Does, model No. 5450, Girl with Doll, model No. 1211, Cat Nap, model No. 5640, and Best Friend, model No. 7620.

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 group of decorative ceramics, late 19th century and later, including a pair of maiolica drug jars and covers, polychrome decorated with a shield and foliage, height 20cm, a pair of Royal Worcester bone china tazze, painted by E. Townsend with flowers, fruit and insects, and a Bing & Grondahl model of an embracing couple.

A small group of decorative ceramics and glassware, late 19th century and later, including an Exeter Art Pottery two-handled jug with incised motto 'He that does what he can does what he ought 1815', height 15.2cm, a ham bone stand with black printed retailer's mark 'S. Banfield Ltd... Brighton...', an Isnik style vase and a speckled green and white glass vase.

A mixed group of assorted bird models, 20th century, including a pair of Karl Ens kingfishers perched on a branch, a Goebel woodpecker and a Rosenthal golden oriole (some faults).

A Catherine Bennett Aldermaston pottery mug with blue and pink abstract decoration, painted and printed marks to base, height 11cm, an Aldermaston vase with 1967 date code to base, three similar pieces of pottery, a Copeland white glazed pottery figure of a girl on a donkey, after Owen Hale, and a Continental porcelain trinket box (some faults).

A Daniel porcelain part dessert service, circa 1840, painted with floral studies within magenta rims reserved with gilt scroll edged floral panels, comprising four plates, four rectangular dishes and an oval dish each with pierced acanthus leaf handles, painted pattern No. '6128', diameter of plates 22cm.

A Denby Daybreak pattern part service, including a coffee pot and cover, a teapot and cover, two tureens and covers, a rectangular baking dish, cups and saucers, mugs, plates and bowls.

A mixed group of ceramic covers or lids, 18th to 20th century, including Caughley, Doulton, Dresden and Wedgwood, together with three Coalport decanter labels, a Samson handle, a Ruskin cabochon, two Japanese plaques and other assorted ceramic pieces (some faults).

A Wedgwood part tea service, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising eleven teacups and saucers, milk jug, sugar bowl, twelve side plates, four square sandwich plates and muffin dish and cover, with gilt foliate decoration against a powdered turquoise ground, printed marks including retailer's 'T. Goode & Co' to bases, together with a set of six Royal Worcester coffee cans and saucers, black printed with exotic birds, and three Masons 'Oak' pattern goblets.