British and Continental Ceramics

Three pieces of Staffordshire pottery, mid to late 19th century, comprising a deer spill vase group, height 21.5cm, a cow crossing a stream accompanied by a boy, and a spaniel (faults).

A Sussex slipware pottery flagon, 19th century, of bulbous form with brown speckled glaze, height 21cm, together with a pair of silver mounted stoneware harvest beakers, a similar small jug and a stoneware hunting jug (faults and repairs).

A large Mocha Ware jug, 19th century, with brown ground and green banded detail to the rim, height 23cm (repaired), together with a group of 19th century pottery and porcelain, including a Wedgwood creamware dish and a spongeware dish (faults).

A pair of Mintons Aesthetic porcelain plates, circa 1876, decorated in Japonisme style with a central fan, mon and bamboo against a pale celadon ground, impressed factory marks, diameter 24cm, together with a small group of other ceramics, including a Spode 'Full Cry' Hunting Scenes plate and a pair of chargers painted after Holbein.

A Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' pattern part service, including an oval platter, two tureens and covers, a coffee pot and cover, a teapot and cover, cups, saucers, dinner plates, a three-tier cake stand and egg cups.

A Royal Crown Derby bone china 'Derby Posies' pattern part tea service, mid-20th century and later, comprising teapot and cover, three jugs, three sugar bowls, ten cups and thirteen saucers, thirteen side plates, pin dish, strainer and serving dish, printed marks to bases (minor faults).

A Wedgwood bone china 'Lichfield' pattern part tea service, comprising two cake plates, teapot and cover, water jug and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover, another sugar bowl, ten cups and saucers, eleven side plates, two ashtrays and two pin dishes, printed marks to bases.

A collection of porcelain birds, including a Beswick Leghorn, No. 1892, and a Nuthatch, No. 2413, four Goebel Hummel examples, including a bullfinch, and a Capodimonte model of two woodpeckers on a wooden base.

A Royal Worcester Vitreous porcelain part service, circa 1887, with elephant head handles, decorated with gilt enriched blossom beneath a gilt overlaid cobalt blue rim, comprising a tree and well platter, five graduated oval dishes, two vegetable tureens and covers, a soup tureen, cover and stand, two sauce tureens, one cover and two stands, nine soup plates, twenty-six dinner plates and thirteen dessert plates, puce printed, impressed and painted marks (faults).

Six Lladro porcelain figures, comprising Innocence In Bloom, model No. 7644, School Days, model No. 7604, A Wish Come True, model No. 7676, Basket of Love, model No. 7622, Flower Song, model No. 7607, and Spring Bouquets, model No. 7603, each boxed.

A Copeland turquoise ground porcelain vase and cover, second half 19th century, the ovoid body painted with three titled scenes of Rouen, Havre and St. Florent within foliate gilt framing, the cover with cherub finial, green printed mark to base, height 35cm (some faults and losses).

A Royal Doulton flambé porcelain vase, circa 1930, of tapering barrel form, in Chinese style impressed and black printed mark to base, height 19cm.

A Royal Doulton porcelain vase, early 20th century, painted with swans on a river, indistinctly signed, printed mark to base, height 13cm (minor restoration to footrim), together with two other Royal Doulton vases, one painted with cattle amongst woodland, height 23cm, the other with moulded bird motifs, height 21cm (both with restoration).

A Doulton Burslem porcelain jug, late 19th/early 20th century, the slender tapering body painted with two ducks below foliate gilt decoration, printed mark to base, height 31cm, together with two Royal Doulton porcelain vases, both decorated with sheep within a landscape, heights 22cm and 22.5cm (both with restoration).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, late 19th century, decorated by Florence E. Barlow, monogrammed, each side with scenes of geese within beaded borders and foliate decoration, impressed marks to base, height 35.5cm (minor restoration to base and losses to beaded borders).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated by Florence E. Barlow, monogrammed, one side decorated with swans, the other with geese within beaded borders and foliage, impressed mark to base, height 27.5cm (restored neck).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, circa 1881, decorated by Hannah E. Barlow, monogrammed, the baluster body incised with a continuous scene of horses and cattle between foliate borders, impressed marks to base, height 38.5cm (restoration to neck).

A Doulton Lambeth faience pottery vase, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated by Matilda S. Adams, monogrammed, the baluster body with floral decoration against a green ground, impressed and painted marks to base, height 28.5cm (restoration to rim).

A Doulton Lambeth decorated Pinder, Bourne & Co faience pottery circular plaque, late 19th century, decorated by Margaret Armstrong and Ada Dennis, monogrammed, with a cloaked classical woman standing beside a brazier within a floral border, painted and impressed marks to base, diameter 30.5cm.