British and Continental Ceramics

A mixed group of pottery and porcelain figures, late 19th and 20th century, including a Staffordshire arbour group of Romeo and Juliet, a Nao group of a boy and girl seated on a bench, and a Volkstedt boy (faults and losses).

A Staffordshire pearlware model of a ram, early 19th century, modelled standing before a spill holder in the form of a treestump, raised on a naturalistic base with blue enamelled foliate scroll detail, height 12cm, together with a similar model of a lamb and ewe before bocage (faults and losses to both).

A pair of Coalport porcelain plates, late 19th/early 20th century, painted with titled landscape views of Loch Lubnaig and Patterdale Bridge within gilt overlaid cobalt blue rims, green printed and painted marks to reverse with pattern No. 'X2289', diameter 23cm, together with an Aynsley Imari palette plate and three cobalt blue and gilded coffee cups.

A pair of Staffordshire pottery models of exotic birds, mid-19th century, decorated in yellow, green, red and black, raised on a naturalistic base, height 24.5cm and 25cm, together with a Staffordshire greyhound pen holder and four Royal Worcester Down and Out figures (faults).

A group of Continental majolica serving dishes and plates, late 19th century, including a two-handled oval dish, decorated with leaves, length 29cm, and a pair of plates, decorated with leaves and berries (some faults).

A pair of Macintyre Moorcroft Aurelian Ware vases, circa 1904-13, the high shouldered tapered bodies decorated in Japan colours with opposing stylized flowers with gilded detail between scale and gilt panels enriched with iron red flowers, with trumpet necks and circular spreading feet, brown printed factory marks with blue printed Rd No and painted 'M432', height 31cm (restoration).