British and Continental Ceramics

A small group of New Hall porcelain, circa 1790-1805, including a slop bowl, two tea bowls and a saucer in the Boy in the Window pattern, No. 425, a Boy and Butterfly teapot and cover, No. 421, and three floral tea bowls, together with a black printed pearlware coffee pot and cover, height 27cm (faults and repairs).

A pair of Worcester porcelain Hop Trellis pattern saucer dishes, circa 1780, unmarked, diameter 15cm, together with a group of English porcelain and pottery teawares, late 18th/early 19th century, including a Worcester Gold Queens pattern teacup and saucer and a Barr Worcester Queen Charlotte pattern teacup and saucer (faults and repairs).

An Italian maiolica part service, Orvieto, circa 1930, painted with titled portrait busts against an ochre ground within patterned borders, comprising six teacups and saucers, two coffee cups and saucers and four bowls, painted marks to bases, together with a book 'La Ceramica Orvietana degli Anni Venti'.

Two Graham Payne Studios enamel napkin rings, circa 1983, one painted with a common partridge, the other with fruit, each with printed marks to interior, diameter 4.5cm, both boxed.

A large Royal Doulton stoneware vase, 20th century, decorated by Vera Huggins, signed, the tapering body incised with a floral motif against a dark blue ground, impressed mark to base with incised signature, height 46cm.

An Aynsley China Aesthetic period part dessert service, second half 19th century, decorated with gilt chrysanthemums against a cobalt blue ground within a prunus decorated border, comprising low comport and ten plates, impressed mark and painted '2609' to bases (minor faults).

A J. & W. Ridgway Fancy Stone China part dinner service, circa 1814-30, each piece decorated with a central floral spray within a floral border, comprising eight dinner plates and an hexagonal tureen stand, printed marks to bases.

A Capodimonte porcelain figure of a peacock, 20th century, designed by Giuseppe Armani, modelled fanning its tail, height 31cm, on a wooden base, together with three further Capodimonte porcelain figures, including a man seated on a bench and two gentlemen seated at a table.

A pair of Secessionist Eichwald majolica vases, early 20th century, each of square section flanked by angular handles, decorated with foliage against a pale green ground, applied and impressed marks to bases, height 35.7cm, together with a similar Eichwald majolica tall comport, height 22cm.

A Wedgwood blue 'Florentine' pattern part service, comprising six dinner plates, four dessert plates, twelve tea plates, tureen and cover, six soup bowls and stands, seven teacups and ten saucers, nine coffee cans and saucers, milk jug, sugar bowl, coffee pot and cover and four small circular dishes.

A Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Border' pattern part service, comprising two oval platters, seven dinner plates, eight dessert plates, ten dessert bowls, two oval serving dishes, three tea plates, seven soup bowls and six stands, one breakfast cup, two tea cup saucers, a boxed cake stand, a cake plate, eight coffee cans and a saucer.

A Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' pattern part service, including two oval platters, ten dinner plates, five dessert plates, a tureen and cover, an oval serving dish, six soup plates, three jugs and one cover, cups and saucers (minor faults).

A mixed group of Royal Crown Derby tableware, including three trembleuse cups and saucers in the 'Rougemont', 'Gold Aves' and 'Red Aves' patterns, a 'Mikado' breakfast cup and saucer, seven pieces of cutlery, a large octagonal 'Bali' pattern serving bowl and a 'Red Derby Panel' sauce boat and stand (minor faults).

A Lladro Gres porcelain figure group of The Magistrates, No. 2052.

A Beswick matt bay model of 'Arkle', raised on a wooden base, a Royal Doulton white glazed horse model, and a group of assorted bird models, including a Goebel robin and a Doulton Whyte & Mackay Osprey whisky decanter, together with a group of decorative ceramics (minor faults).

Two Royal Doulton porcelain figures, comprising River Boy, HN2128, and Golliwog, HN2040, together with a group of decorative ceramics, comprising three Herend boxes and covers, two Limoges rectangular dishes, a Limoges bisque bust and a Dresden dish (fault).

A pair of W. Schiller & Sons majolica oil lamp bases, circa 1900, the U-shaped bodies relief moulded with fruit within 'C' scroll rococo work and foliate detail, against a celadon green ground, flanked by scrollwork handles and raised on circular bases with quatrefoil feet, relief applied and impressed marks to bases, height 31cm (lacking liners and fittings), together with a pair of Goldscheider type terracotta busts of a lady and gentleman, raised on socle bases, height 25cm (faults).

A Portmeirion 'Botanic Garden' pattern soup tureen, cover and ladle.

A majolica type cheese dome and stand in the style of Minton, late 20th century, the basketweave moulded domed top relief moulded with fruiting vine, raised on a circular base, unmarked, height 37cm.