British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Doulton stoneware vase,1920s, decorated by Christine Abbot, monogrammed, with a band of flowers to the high shouldered blue glazed body, height 22cm, together with a Royal Doulton footed circular dish, diameter 25.5cm, a pair of Doulton vases, height 32.5cm (one extensively repaired), and a David Sharp Rye pottery large model of a rhinoceros (one ear glued).

Twelve Royal Doulton porcelain figures, comprising Top o' the Hill, HN1834, Christmas Morn, HN1992, Denise, M35, Mirabel, M74, Dinky Do, HN1678, Pearly Girl, HN1483, Bridesmaid, M12, Monica, HN1467, Pantalettes, M16, Rose, HN1368, A Victorian Lady, M2, and This Little Pig, HN1793, together with a Lladro figure and a Beatrix Potter figure Timmy Willie (faults).

A Wedgwood black Florentine pattern part tea service, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover, six teacups and saucers and six tea plates, pattern No. W4312.

A group of T.G. Green blue banded Cornish Kitchen Ware, comprising a small pudding bowl, a jug, a jar and cover and two storage jars and covers with green shield mark to bases, and a large 'Milk' jug, a 'Sugar' dredger, a 'Flour' dredger, a 'Sugar' jar and cover and 'Rice', 'Raisins' and 'Currants' storage jars and covers with black shield marks, together with a later 'Coffee' storage jar and cover (some restoration).

A small group of decorative ceramics, including a Moorcroft pink magnolia ivory ground vase, height 9.2cm, three Poole preserve jars and covers, a Clarice Cliff Newport Pottery Waterlily preserve pot and cover and a Royal Doulton Shakespeare Series tankard.

A mixed group of Staffordshire pottery flatbacks, late 19th and 20th century, including a small portrait figure of the Duke of Wellington, height 13cm, a spill vase figure group with a girl beside a bird cage, and a similar spill vase with a lady playing a guitar, together with a group of Doulton stoneware harvest wares, typically sprigged with toping figures.

A pair of Royal Doulton stoneware vases, early 20th century, decorated by Winnie Bowstead, monogrammed, the slender ovoid bodies with a wide band of fruit and flowers to the shoulders above a cobalt blue ground body, impressed and incised marks to bases, height 39cm.

A Mason's 'Fruit Basket' pattern green printed part service, comprising soup tureen, cover and ladle, vegetable dish and cover, sauce boat and stand, cheese dish and cover, square plate, seven dinner plates, five tea plates, two oval serving dishes, six soup bowls and stands, eight teacups and nine saucers, salt and pepper, toast rack, two jugs, sugar bowl and cover, coffee pot and cover and teapot and cover (minor faults).

An English porcelain part dessert service, late 19th century, decorated with flowers and foliage within light oatmeal borders, comprising two-handled tall comport, low comport and five dessert plates, together with a mixed group of decorative ceramics, including a pair of Continental perfume bottles and stoppers and a Clarice Cliff Celtic Harvest preserve jar and cover (some faults).

A Davenport porcelain part dessert service, mid-19th century, the pierced pale grey rims overlaid with gilt fruiting vine decoration, comprising twenty-one plates, two low comports and two small plates, puce printed crowned factory marks to bases, pattern No. 502, diameter of plates 23cm (some faults and repairs).

Nine Lladro porcelain figures, including Wedding Bells, No. 5154, Bosom Buddies, No. 6599, Arctic Family, No. 6745, all boxed, Spring Girl, No. 5217, and Autumn School Girl, No. 5218.

Six large Royal Doulton character jugs, comprising Falstaff, D6287, The Falconer, D6533, Auld Mac, D5823, Queen Victoria, D6816, Henry VIII, D6642, and Robin Hood, D6527, together with a group of mostly Royal Doulton miniature character jugs and a Royal Doulton Winston Churchill Toby jug.

A Lladro porcelain group of cranes, No. 1456, one bird with outstretched wings on the water, another above perched amidst bulrushes, raised on an oval wood stand, blue printed and impressed marks to base, height 51cm (minor faults).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware oil lamp, circa 1882, decorated by Eliza Simmance, monogrammed, the tapered cylindrical body with opposing panels of birds and blossom in beaded frames against a detailed ground of stylized foliage and shells, flanked by gilt metal handles, above a wide band of vertical lappets, raised on a gilt metal base with three hoof feet, fitted with a stoneware reservoir and Hinks's Duplex fittings, incised and impressed marks to reservoir, overall height 50cm.

A Doulton Lambeth Gothic style stoneware oil lamp, late 19th century, probably decorated by Edith Lupton, the pail shaped top with stylized upright fleur-de-lys gilt metal rim, decorated with stylized foliage, raised on a twisted gilt metal stem and similarly decorated gilt metal mounted domed foot, with glass reservoir and Hinks's Duplex Patent fittings, overall height 45cm (repaired).

A Royal Doulton porcelain figure 'The Bather', HN687, green printed and black painted marks to base, height 20cm (break to neck with minor professional restoration).

Nine Royal Worcester porcelain thimbles, mid-20th century, each painted with flowers, signed by artists including I. Wilson, J. Smith and M. Igoe, together with seven similar fruit painted Royal Worcester thimbles, each signed, and a collection of other thimbles, mostly Royal Worcester decorated with historical patterns, but including Wedgwood and Herend.

Twenty-one Royal Worcester porcelain thimbles, various dates but each with black printed factory mark, all painted with birds and signed by different artists, including F. Round, J. Owen, K. Jones and M. Igoe.

Two Royal Worcester porcelain thimbles, circa 1935, painted by Powell, signed, with birds, puce printed factory marks, height 2.3cm.