British and Continental Ceramics

A Crown Ducal Granada pattern jug, designed by Charlotte Rhead, height 25.5cm, together with a Burleighware Sylvan pattern footed bowl, designed by Charlotte Rhead, and a Wood & Sons Trellis pattern bowl (faults).

A mixed group of decorative ceramics, 1930s, including a Crown Devon Fieldings two-handled vase, decorated with flowers and leaves, a similar pair of Shorter & Son jugs with floral decoration and various other vases and bowls, most by Mabel Leigh for Shorter.

Five pieces of Gouda pottery, late 19th century and later, comprising a Tiny pattern lantern, a Emmy pattern candlestick, a Monder pattern vase, an Arcadia pattern vase and a Sary Royal pattern dish.

A small group of mostly Poole pottery, 20th century, including two Sienna range cylindrical vases, height of tallest 28cm, an Aegean range squat vase and a celadon ground vase.

Three Gouda pottery vases, late 19th century and later, comprising a Purdah pattern tapering cylindrical vase, a Crocus pattern high shouldered vase and an Oriental pattern baluster vase with slender neck.

A group of mostly Doulton stoneware, mid-19th century and later, including a Doulton & Watts Lambeth jug, moulded with hunting scenes, height 21cm, a pair of Doulton Lambeth baluster vases, decorated with floral banding (one with damaged rim), and a Toby jar and cover, designed by Harry Simeon (faults and losses).

A Royal Doulton large character jug 'The Clown', height 16cm.

A Stiff & Sons London stoneware baluster shaped jar, late 19th century, the shoulders inscribed 'Pike & Elliman, 82 Great Charlotte Street, 14 New Cut SE., Price Lists Free', together with a small group of stoneware, including a Bourne Denby footwarmer.

Ten Royal Doulton figures, comprising, 'Elaine', HN3307, 'Bride (Ivory)', HN3285, 'Samantha', HN3304, 'Happy Birthday', HN 3660, 'Fair Lady', HN2193, 'Buttercup', HN2399, 'Lindsay', HN3645, 'Liberty', HN3201, 'Kate', HN2789, and 'Karen', HN2388.

A set of four limited edition Old Ellgreave Pottery vases, designed by Lorna Bailey, representing the seasons, each No. 121 of 250, black printed marks to bases with signatures, height 19.5cm, together with a Lorna Bailey jug, relief decorated with a galleon, height 26.5cm.

A Samson porcelain Worcester style bowl and cover, late 19th century, painted with banded hedge and floral panels within gilded scroll framing against a blue scale ground, the cover with floral finial, underglaze blue fretted square mark to base, height 12cm (finial repaired).

Three Lladro porcelain figures, comprising Lolita, No. 5192, Sweet Scent, No. 5221, and Springtime Fun, No. 6876.

A pair of French porcelain wall pockets, late 19th century, both modelled with different bisque birds seated on or attending to a nest within an orange ground alcove, flanked by trailing flowers and foliage on the classical blue detailed bodies, unmarked, height 16cm (minor faults).

A Doulton Lambeth William Ewart Gladstone commemorative jug, early 20th century, moulded with the bust portrait of William Gladstone flanked by inscribed ribbons, height 22.5cm, together with an Embassy Ware Winston Churchill ivory glazed jug, height 19.5cm.

Three Royal Doulton figures, comprising 'Nanny', HN2221, 'A Stitch in Time', HN2352, and ' The Lobster Man', HN2317.

Twenty-two Royal Doulton Bunnykins figures, comprising 'Sands of Time', 'Fisherman', 'Mother', 'Father', 'Stop Watch', 'Land Girl', 'Mother's Day', limited edition 'Winner's Trophy', 'Evacuees', 'Angel', 'Rainy Day', 'With Love', 'Seaside', 'Bedtime', 'Judge', 'Homeguard', 'Bathtime', 'Mother and Baby', 'Sailor', 'Shopper', 'Sightseer' and 'Mystic', each boxed.

A Makkum Dutch Delft pierced watercress bowl and matching stand, mid-20th century, polychrome painted in 18th century style with flowers and leaves within foliate scroll edged trellis panels and a shaped rim, brown painted mark to base of stand, diameter of dish 23cm.

Ten Beswick Beatrix Potter figures, comprising 'Benjamin Bunny' and 'Hunca Munca', gold oval mark, 'Simpkin', 'Lady Mouse', 'Tommy Brock', 'Foxy Whiskered Gentleman' and 'Appley Dappley', mark BP-3b, and 'The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe', 'Jemima Puddleduck' and 'Sally Henny Penny', mark BP-3a (minor faults).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, dated 1896, the high shouldered brown glazed body relief moulded and tubelined with daisy flowers and foliage, impressed and incised marks to base, height 17cm, together with a saltglazed stoneware jar and pewter cover with sprigged floral, fruit and acanthus decoration, height 13.5cm (minor faults).