British and Continental Ceramics

A 'Capodimonte' porcelain jug emblematic of water, circa 1900, the cylindrical body relief moulded with putti amidst grasses, some riding dolphins, supported by a stem of three mermaids, the handle modelled as a faun, beneath the spout a putto riding a hippocampus, unmarked, height 37.5cm (restored).

A Royal Worcester porcelain two-handled vase, circa 1913, painted by H. Stinton, signed, with two Highland cattle in a landscape to the tapered ovoid body, flanked by gilded scroll handles beneath the pierced rim, puce printed factory marks to base, height 11.5cm (minor chip to rim).

A French faience plate commemorating the Revolution, early 20th century in 18th century style, painted with a central winged figure holding aloft a Phrygian cap beneath the inscription 'La Liberté triomphe des abus', diameter 23.5cm, a similar plate inscribed 'Je veille sur la Nation 1798' beneath a cockerel perched on a cannon, and four similar faience plates.

A pair of French porcelain oval wall plaques, circa 1900, allegorical of Autumn and Winter, each modelled in high relief with a Cupid, one holding grapes, the other a pair of ice skates, unmarked, length 31cm.

A large pair of French bisque porcelain oval wall plaques, circa 1900, each moulded in high relief with a scantily clad female muse within a blue border with foliate and beaded decoration, unmarked, height 41cm (minor faults).

A large collection of assorted porcelain trinket and snuff boxes, late 20th century, most in an earlier style, including Limoges and Delprado, and similar other miniature pieces, including a Royal Stratford enamel egg enclosing a crown, with some paperwork.

A small group of Wedgwood jasperwares, late 20th century, comprising a pale blue oval box and cover, signed by Lord Wedgwood to the underside, a table lighter, two vases, two other boxes and covers, a jar and cover and an ashtray.

A mixed collection of Continental porcelain, late 19th and 20th century, including a pair of Rudolstadt Volkstedt figures of street vendors, a Thuringian figure of a lady holding a bird cage, a bird on her shoulder, a Plaue basket, a pair of Meissen style double salts and a large white glazed centrepiece (some faults and restoration).

A pair of Continental porcelain Meissen style figures, late 19th century, white glazed with blue highlights and floral detail, modelled as a lady and gentleman each standing by an open basket on a scroll moulded base with gilded detail, unmarked, height 26cm (some restoration).

A Potschappel floral and fruit encrusted figural centrepiece, late 19th century, the pierced basket top enamelled and applied with flowers, raised on a central stem surrounded by three children above a pierced trefoil base with further applied detail, blue painted mark to base, height 49cm (restored).

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Delecia Pansies pattern jug, shape No. 635, printed, painted and moulded marks to base, height 17.7cm.

A pair of ormolu mounted cut glass vases, 19th century, each tapering body with diamond and facet cut decoration, flanked by lion mask handles, raised on scroll feet, height 30.5cm.

Four pottery half-jug wall plaques, late 19th century, each with different decoration, one white glazed with moulded detail, one with gilded foliate decoration against a green ground, one with Japan colour flowers and the last with painted floral decoration, the white example with green printed Wilkinson mark, two others with Rd No, largest length 30cm.

An A.J. Wilkinson Ltd United Services style pottery cruet set, 1930s, with banded polychrome decoration, comprising salt, pepper and mustard, together with an A.J. Wilkinson Ltd hippo ashtray, designed by Clarice Cliff, and a bird napkin ring, probably Carlton Ware.

A MacIntyre Florian Ware bottle vase, 1898-1905, designed by William Moorcroft, decorated in shades of blue with Cornflower pattern, brown printed mark and green painted signature to base, height 27.5cm.

An A.J. Wilkinson Ltd Honeyglaze Kookaburra pattern pottery plate, circa 1925, titled 'Two's Company', after J.A. Crisp, printed mark to base, diameter 25.5cm.

A Clarice Cliff Original Bizarre pot, circa 1928, the globular body with a design of red and blue triangles, gilt printed mark to base, height 9cm, together with a Newport Pottery plate mounted mustard pot and an A.J. Wilkinson Ltd Crocus pattern bowl, designed by Clarice Cliff.

A Continental pottery figure group, early 20th century, modelled as a lady playing a harpsichord and a gentleman with a violin, on a bowfront base with scroll feet, height 31cm, together with a Capodimonte porcelain figure group of a musician and flower girl, height 28cm, with wood stand, and a small group of Delft pottery, 20th century, including a vase and a jug (minor faults).

A Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' pattern part service, including two tureens and covers, a large and a small teapot and cover, dinner, dessert and tea plates and cups and saucers.