British and Continental Ceramics

Eleven Royal Crown Derby Imari palette paperweights, including wren, kitten, owl, duck, robin, dormouse, honey bear and hummingbird, each with gilt button to base, together with a Royal Crown Derby Japan pattern set of four coffee cups and saucers, milk jug and sucrier and cover, circa 1900.

An Alan Lainchbury studio pottery stoneware 'Piano' figure group, dated 1972, modelled as a man singing along to a pianist playing an upright piano, raised on a rectangular wooden base, with signed certificate and related paperwork, length 37.5cm.

A canary yellow ground silver lustre decorated jug, probably Welsh, dated 1810, printed in black with a boy picking flowers for a girl opposing two children playing with a dog, beneath the spout inscribed 'Ann Jones Landilo 1810', height 16.5cm, together with a silver-resist lustre pearlware jug, printed in blue with huntsmen, height 11.5cm, and a silver lustre pearlware jug with stylized foliate decoration, height 12cm (minor faults).

Four English pottery lustre jugs, circa 1810-20, comprising a pineapple moulded example with overall silver lustre colouring, height 14.5cm, a relief moulded jug with equestrian huntsmen and hounds and pink lustre detail, height 16cm, a similar jug, relief moulded with huntsmen beneath a fruiting vine rim heightened with pink lustre, height 19cm, and a black printed and pink lustre detailed jug with farming implements and chickens, height 14cm (minor faults).

A Vienna porcelain cabinet coffee cup, late 18th century, the U-shaped body with angular handle, painted with a gentleman seated in a landscape setting on a mossy outcrop, the rim interior with gilded scrollwork, underglaze blue shield mark to base and impressed '8', height 6.5cm.

An Aesthetic Mintons pottery Essex Birds pattern part dessert service, late 19th century, comprising tall comport, two low comports and six plates, impressed and painted marks to bases, together with a Copeland late Spode part dessert service, decorated with exotic birds and foliage, and a pottery soup tureen, cover and stand, decorated with an Oriental scene (with faults).

A Royal Albert Old English Rose pattern part tea service, comprising two cake plates, sugar bowl, milk jug, twelve side plates and twelve teacups and saucers (minor faults).

A Continental Vienna style porcelain part tea service, early 20th century, decorated with classical maidens and cherubs within blue and gilt borders, comprising two cake plates, sugar bowl, milk jug, twelve side plates and twelve teacups and saucers, together with an Aynsley part tea service and a Royal Crown Derby three-sectional serving dish (minor faults).

A Royal Worcester Harvest Ring pattern part service, including two tureens and covers, sauce boat and stand, six two-handled soup bowls and five saucers, coffee pot and cover and various plates.

A pair of Continental porcelain figures, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in blue and white as a gentleman with a butterfly net and a lady with a butterfly resting on her arm, underglaze blue factory marks (faults), together with a white glazed commedia dell'arte figure, blue printed crowned 'N' mark to base, height 15cm, a Continental pottery basket of trefoil shape with lattice rim, printed to the base interior with pink roses, indistinct impressed mark to base, and a mixed group of mostly 19th century pottery jugs, including a Dillwyn example with flowers (faults and repairs).

Five Lladro porcelain figures, comprising a New Shepherd lamp base, No. 4579, Don Quixote, No. 4854, Dog in Basket, No. 1128, Veterinarian, No. 4825, and Lamplighter, No. 5205, together with three Nao porcelain figures.

A small group of mostly Gouda pottery, late 19th/early 20th century, including a Corona pattern candlestick and a Peggy pattern jug.

A group of decorative ceramics, late 19th/early 20th century, including a George Jones & Sons Crescent China strawberry serving dish, fitted with two bowls and with matching spoon, length 38cm, a Wedgwood shell and seaweed pattern majolica jug, a pair of miniature vases, possibly Mintons, and four pieces of First and Second Period Belleek (faults).

A collection of Art Deco and later decorative ceramics, including a Poole pottery vase, decorated with a geometric border, painted by Ruth Paveley, height 10.2cm, a small group of Shelley China Red Poppy pattern teawares and a small group of S. Hancock & Sons Rubens Ware, including an octagonal pot and cover.

A small group of crested china, including an Arcadian cannon with Boscombe crest and a S. Hancock & Sons Corona China warship, together with a group of decorative ceramics, including a Capodimonte figure of a man playing a bass and a Goebel Hummel figure Goose Girl.

A collection of Art Deco ceramics, including two A.J. Wilkinson Ltd seven-piece sandwich sets, decorated with flowers, each comprising an octagonal tray and six plates, a Barker Bros Arabesque pattern Clarice Cliff seven-piece sandwich set and various jugs and plates (some faults).

An assorted collection of mostly Carlton Ware, including three Rouge Royal dishes, a shell pattern condiment set, a leaf pattern toast rack and various other condiments and dishes.

A mixed group of mostly Art Deco ceramics, including a quantity of Shelley cups and saucers, a Burleigh Ware wall pocket, a Tamsware 'Woodland' small teapot and cover and a Moorcroft style tazza, together with some children's tableware, including two Shelley baby plates and some Bunnykins, and a Bretby japonaiserie vase (some faults).

A pair of Staffordshire pottery poodles, late 19th century, with shredded clay fur detail, height 24cm, together with a single smaller example.