British and Continental Ceramics

An unusual Fulham Pottery stoneware flask, 19th century, of flattened circular form, a clock face to one side, inscribed 'Patent Chronometer', impressed mark to base, height 14cm.

An unusual Stephen Green of Lambeth stoneware flask, circa 1840, modelled in the form of a flintlock pistol, impressed mark to side, length 20.5cm (faults).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware novelty hat box and cover, late 19th century, realistically modelled and detailed with stitching, straps and label, indistinct impressed mark to base, height 11cm (minor restoration).

A pair of Doulton Lambeth Silicon stoneware beakers, late 19th/early 20th century, modelled as riveted copper, impressed marks to bases with numerals '7853', height 10.5cm, together with a Doulton jug simulating stitched leather and decorated with 'The Landlord's Caution' beneath a silver rim, and a similar jug in the form of 'The Salisbury Jack' (restored).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, late 19th century, decorated by Clara Baker, monogrammed, with a bearded William Morris style face above the motto 'Fill what you will, and drink what you fill', impressed and incised marks to base, height 19cm, together with a Mintons streaked blue and purple glazed vase, printed with silver floral and foliate detail, printed and impressed marks to base, height 20.5cm.

Two Old Ellgreave Pottery limited edition Lorna Bailey designed Art Deco style figures, Celia and Greta, each No. 84 of 100, blue painted signatures, height 19cm, each with certificate.

A Clarice Cliff Spring Crocus pattern sugar caster of ribbed tapering ovoid shape, black printed Newport mark to base, height 12.3cm.

A small Newlyn Troika pottery wheel vase, circa 1977, decorated by Ann Jones, monogrammed, with abstract geometric motifs against a textured green ground, black painted marks to base, height 11.5cm.

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Orange Chintz pattern cylindrical preserve pot and cover, black printed mark to base, height 9cm.

A 'Vienna' porcelain blue ground potpourri vase and cover, early 20th century, the flattened bulbous body painted by F. Michel, signed, with a titled scene of the Judgement of Paris opposing a titled scene of Clio, the Muse of History, against detailed gilded grounds, raised on a waisted stemmed oval foot and pedestal base beneath the pierced rim, the cover with acanthus knop, blue printed shield mark to base, height 35.5cm (cover repaired).

A Wedgwood green jasperware part coffee service, ornamented in white with classical figures, comprising coffee pot and cover, jug, six coffee cans and saucers, impressed marks to bases, height of coffee pot 17cm.

A Hutschenreuther Dresden porcelain two-handled vase and cover, 20th century, gilt and silvered decorated with flowers within gilt floral borders against a cobalt blue ground, printed marks to base, height 29.5cm.

A Grimwades Beatrix Potter Peter Rabbit child's tea set, 1920s, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, four cups and saucers, four side plates and two cake plates, printed marks to bases, height of teapot 9cm.

A Meissen porcelain cabinet plate, 20th century, painted with flowers within a gilt line border, cancelled crossed swords in underglaze blue, impressed '1253' and iron red painted '7300' to base, diameter 25cm, boxed.

A Moorcroft pottery Clematis pattern vase, circa 1946-75, painted initials and impressed marks to base, height 15cm.

A small group of Gouda pottery, late 19th century and later, including a two-handled diminutive Clareth pattern vase, height 5cm, a Marion pattern tazza, a Dora pattern vase and a candlestick, decorated with stylized orange and yellow flowers.

Six Royal Copenhagen porcelain animals, including drake, No. 119, pig, No. 1400, cat with tail up, No. 517, and otter with fish, No. 2333, together with a Royal Doulton Siamese cat, HN2660, and a Royal Worcester cornucopia bud vase.

A Shelley China New York shape Bubbles pattern bachelor's trio, 1920s, comprising teapot and cover, cup and saucer, printed and painted marks including pattern No. 11182 to base, height of teapot 8cm.

Three A.J. Wilkinson Ltd Joan Shorter Kiddies Ware baby bowls, each rim moulded with a different character, comprising a seated Dutch doll, a seated golly and the head of a cat, printed marks to bases.