British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Worcester porcelain figure Charles I, after Van Dyck, circa 1918, on a gilt decorated square base, printed puce marks to base, height 24.3cm, and a Royal Doulton figure 'The Judge', HN2443, height 16.5cm

A Meissen porcelain Academic or 'Dot' period circular bowl, circa 1770, painted with a panel of Cupid seated with a putto on clouds, opposing two playful cherubs on clouds, beneath a gilt scroll edged blue scale border to the rim, the base interior with a floral spray, crossed swords and dot in underglaze blue to base, diameter 16.5cm.

A Meissen porcelain fruit and flower encrusted écuelle, cover and stand, 19th century, applied in high relief with groups of flowers and fruit and scattered flowerheads, enamelled in between with insects, the écuelle and cover with green glazed branch handles, each piece with gilt edged rim, crossed swords in underglaze blue to base of écuelle and stand, two strikes beneath to base of écuelle, diameter of stand 23.3cm (finial of cover repaired).

An Art Deco Wilkinson lustre pottery Storm pattern vase, designed by John Butler, of high shouldered ovoid form, blue printed marks to base, height 26cm, a similar Tibetan pattern lustre vase, height 21.5cm, and three Oriflamme pieces (minor faults).

A Continental porcelain gilt metal mounted pill box with hinged cover, late 19th century, painted in Meissen style with an amorous couple to the cover within scroll framing, the base sides with floral painting within scroll framing, underglaze blue mark to base, length 5cm.

A Meissen porcelain lobed oval bowl and cover, late 18th/19th century, both pieces painted with four Kauffahrtei harbour scenes within gilded and black enamelled foliate scroll and trellis frames, beneath gilt edged rims, the cover with elaborate gilt pomegranate finial, crossed swords in underglaze blue to base with gilded numeral '7', length 19cm (small chip to rim edge of cover and minor nicks to finial).

A Meissen porcelain Academic or 'Dot' period cabinet coffee cup, circa 1770, painted with a shepherdess seated on a rock accompanied by two sheep, beneath a gilded dentil rim, the branch handle with foliate upper terminal, underglaze blue crossed swords mark to base with 'K', height 6.2cm.

A Meissen porcelain Marcolini period milk jug, circa 1775, the baluster body painted with a shepherdess seated on a rock in a mountainous landscape setting, accompanied by two sheep, the three branch feet and high loop handle with gilded detail and foliate terminals, crossed swords in underglaze blue to base with asterisk, height 10cm.

Four English porcelain tea bowls and two matching saucers, probably Barr Worcester, circa 1795, painted in puce and gilded with floral and foliate sprays, a Worcester Fence pattern blue printed saucer and a small group of other late 18th/early 19th century English pottery and porcelain (faults).

Three pieces of Wilkinson Joan Shorter Kiddies Ware, 1930s, comprising a small plate, decorated with two gnomes and a road of toadstool houses, diameter 17.5cm (chips to rim), a mug, decorated with two monkeys and a keeper, height 9.3cm, and a teapot and cover with a portrait of 'Joan Shorter age 8' opposing two adults holding hands with a child, the base and cover inscribed 'From a child to a child', height 10cm.

A mixed group of Art Deco tablewares, mostly Wilkinson, with some Clarice Cliff shapes and patterns, including a Lynton shape teapot and cover, an Aurea pattern cake plate with gadrooned rim and a similar muffin warmer and cover, together with three pieces of Gray's Pottery, a Burleigh Ware parrot handled jug and a group of Wilkinson fruit and flower moulded wares (some faults).

A Carlton Ware Australian Design Windswept pattern part service, including a coffee pot and cover, four cups and saucers, jug and stand and a three-piece cruet, together with a mixed group of decorative, mostly Art Deco, ceramics, including a Shorter & Son Mendoza two-handled bowl, two Shorter planters, two Shorter jugs, moulded with fish, and a Gouda blue and white stein in 18th century style (minor faults).

A Wedgwood bone china 'Hathaway Rose' pattern part service, including two tureens and covers, dinner, dessert, soup and tea plates, a sauce boat and stand and cups and saucers.

A Royal Doulton Slaters Patent stoneware jardinière, the bulbous body decorated with autumn leaves against a textured buff ground above a blue floral band, impressed and incised marks to base, height 18.5cm, together with a Royal Doulton stoneware vesta/match strike (chipped).

Ten Royal Doulton figures, comprising 'Belle', HN2340, 'Fair Lady', HN2193, 'Penny', HN2338, 'Lydia', HN1908, 'Top o' the Hill', HN1834, 'Cherie', HN2341, 'Dinky Do', HN1678, 'Sweeting', HN1935, 'Enchantment', HN2178, and 'Wendy', HN2109,

A matched Royal Crown Derby Japan pattern part service, pattern 2451, 1902-28 and later, comprising a coffee pot and cover, a milk jug, two cream jugs, four coffee cans and saucers and six teacups and saucers, together with a similar two-handled footed vase and a matched Davenport octagonal plate and pair of saucers.

A group of commemorative ceramics and glass, 20th century, including a pair of limited edition Wedgwood glass goblets for the Royal Silver Wedding, boxed with certificates, a Wedgwood black basalt limited edition figure of Josiah Wedgwood, boxed, a Coalport limited edition Turner Bi-Centenary Eagle vase, boxed with certificate, and a Doulton silver wedding wine glass, designed by David Smith, most boxed.

A Royal Albert 'Lavender Rose' pattern part service, including a tureen and cover, a sauce boat and stand, dinner, dessert and tea plates, a teapot and cover and cups and saucers.

An Adams dark blue jasper dip jardinière, circa 1900, of typical U-shape, sprigged in white with a continuous landscape scene of a hunt with horses, figures and hounds, impressed marks to base, height 20.5cm, together with a Royal Doulton stoneware jardinière.