British and Continental Ceramics

A Worcester porcelain leaf dish, circa 1760, modelled as two overlapping leaves, their crossed stalks forming a handle, painted with a central bouquet within scattered sprigs and an insect beneath a green and yellow edged rim, unmarked, length 26cm (fault to handle).

An Art Deco style pottery wall mask in the form of a Thai dancer wearing a traditional headdress, unmarked, length 28cm.

A Runnaford pottery Widdecombe Fair figure group, modelled by Will Young, as seven named figures seated on a bench, black painted marks to base, length 26cm.

A Wedgwood salt glazed stoneware teapot and cover, early 19th century, of squat bulbous shape, relief moulded with two wide bands of foliate scrollwork, the cover with recumbent spaniel finial, impressed mark to base, height 8cm, together with a Wedgwood creamware basket, circa 1896, painted with pink roses, length 22.5cm.

An Elsmore & Forster pottery jug, circa 1860, printed and coloured with a variety of animals, birds and fish, beneath the spout the initials 'AC' within a circular frame above the inscription 'A Token of Respect', black printed mark to base, height 22cm (faults).

A terracotta colour stoneware water bottle and cover, second half 19th century, the spherical body enamelled with branches of pink flowers beneath the green glazed neck, painted numerals '3/6364' to base, height 28cm, together with a similar tobacco jar and cover.

A small group of decorative ceramics, 20th century, including a Royal Dux black, white and gilt parrot, a similar Royal Dux hoopoe, a Herend pierced egg shaped box and cover and a Royal Doulton figure 'Sea Harvest', HN2257 (minor faults).

A pair of diminutive Lauder pottery three-handled jardinières, circa 1900, with streaked glaze beneath wavy rims, incised marks to base, height 7.5cm, together with a small group of Devon pottery (faults).

Four pieces of Fishley Holland studio pottery, each decorated with birds on a grey glaze, comprising two posy vases, a miniature mug and a vase, incised marks to bases, height of vase 13cm, together with an agate ware bottle vase and two pieces of studio pottery.

Three white stoneware jugs and a two-handled loving cup, early 19th century, in the style of Turner, each with brown glazed neck above sprigged decoration, the largest jug with classical figure decoration including Venus and Britannia with cherubs and putti, height 19cm, the other pieces with hunting decoration (faults and restoration).

A large brown stoneware hunting jug, 19th century, typically sprigged with huntsmen and hounds chasing a stag beneath trees, a windmill and countryside views, unmarked, height 23.5cm, a similar loving cup and tankard and a group of other relief moulded pottery tankards (faults and restoration).

A Royal Doulton 'Rondo' pattern part dinner service, comprising twenty-four dinner plates, twenty-three dessert plates, twenty-four salad plates, twenty-three tea plates, three tureens and four covers, six sauce boats and stands, nineteen two-handled soup bowls, twenty-one teacups, twelve coffee cups, thirty-one large saucers, fourteen small saucers, two coffee pots and covers, a teapot and cover, two jugs and three sugar bowls.

A collection of Royal Worcester porcelain Evesham pattern tableware, including two teapots and covers, a coffee pot and cover, various cups and saucers, six breakfast bowls, a butterdish and cover and various large serving bowls and dishes.

A Raynaud & Co 'La Fayette' pattern Limoges porcelain part dinner service, comprising ten dinner plates, ten dessert plates, five salad plates, three dessert bowls, four tureens and covers, three sauce boats with integral stands, an oval serving dish, twenty-one soup bowls and stands, eight teacups, fourteen coffee cups, eleven saucers, eight butter dishes, two teapots and covers, a coffee pot, three jugs and a sucrier and cover (minor faults).

An American Aurelian Weller art pottery umbrella stand, circa 1900, the spiral moulded body above a bulbous base moulded with large flowerheads, painted with large roses in shades of yellow against a shaded brown ground, the rim with moulded stylized leaves, incised and impressed marks to base, height 59.5cm (chipping to foot).

A group of European ceramics, late 19th and 20th century, including two Staffordshire pottery spill vase groups, a Royal Doulton figure 'Teatime', HN2255, and three Capodimonte putti playing musical instruments (minor faults).

A Mason's Patent Ironstone hydra jug, circa 1830, the octagonal body typically decorated in Imari colours with serpent handle, blue printed rounded crown mark to base, height 24.5cm, together with a sprigged grey stoneware jug, impressed 'Oriental' to base, and a similar brown stoneware jug (faults).

A Paris porcelain part service, circa 1830-40, white glazed, printed in black with figures in landscape settings involved in activities or at play or rest, including a coffee pot and cover, a sucrier and cover, a jug and four cups, together with a small group of other European ceramics, including a Meissen style jardinière (faults and restoration).

A mixed group of decorative ceramics, late 19th and 20th century, including a pair of Staffordshire pottery spaniels, four Coalport cornucopia, a James Kent chintz dish, a studio pottery footed bowl and a turquoise glazed vase with incised 'BC' mark, probably French, height 29cm.