British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Doulton 'The Coppice' pattern part service, including two tureens and covers, coffee cups and saucers, teacups and saucers, soup bowls and saucers, various plates, an oval platter and jugs (faults).

A Derby porcelain soup tureen and cover and pair of matching sauce tureens, covers and stands, circa 1825-30, painted with floral panels against a gilt decorated cobalt blue ground, the handles with lion mask terminals above paw feet, red painted marks to bases (some faults and restoration).

A Royal Crown Derby 'Gold Aves' pattern part service, 1970s, comprising twelve dinner, dessert and soup plates, ten teacups and saucers, ten tea plates and a jug.

A Spode 'Lausanne Platinum' part service, comprising three graduated oval platters, twelve dinner, dessert and soup plates, twelve dessert bowls, twelve pasta bowls, two sauce boats and stands, twelve tea plates, two circular serving bowls, four oval vegetable dishes, twelve salad plates, a square plate, twelve teacups and saucers, twelve coffee cans and saucers, teapot and cover, coffee pot and cover, milk jug and sugar bowl and cover.

A Spode 'Silver Eternity' part service, including coffee pot and cover, teapot and cover, two tureens and covers, dinner plates, two sauce boats and stands, coffee cans and saucers and teacups and saucers.

A small group of decorative ceramics, late 19th and 20th century, including a Dresden lilac ground cabinet cup and saucer, decorated with figural and foliate panels, a Doccia style Naples two-handled cup and cover, a copper lustre jug and a Belleek pig (faults and repairs).

Four Lladro gres stoneware figures, comprising Tenderness, No. 2094, Girl with Two Pails, No. 3512, Girl Waiting, No. 2093, and Lonely, No. 2076, together with four other Lladro porcelain figures.

A Royal Worcester Freda Doughty figure, modelled as February, black printed mark to base, height 15.5cm, together with a Beswick Alice Series White Rabbit, a Wade Blow-Up figure of Dachie and three pieces of Mason's Mandalay.

A Sitzendorf porcelain lampbase, late 19th century, modelled as three cherubs supporting a central urn encrusted with flowers, raised on a circular base, underglaze blue mark to base, height 30.5cm.

A Royal Doulton Rondo pattern part tea service, comprising teapot and cover, hot water pot and cover, milk jug and ten cups and six saucers, together with a Denby Arabesque pattern part service, including six cups and saucers, six coffee mugs and various plates.

A Staffordshire porcelaneous figure, early 19th century, modelled as T.P. Rice in the role of Jim Crow, raised on a gilt lined mound base, unmarked, height 15.5cm (minor restoration).

A Worcester sparrow beak cream jug, circa 1775, painted in famille rose style with a bouquet of ribbon tied flowers opposing scattered sprigs, unmarked, height 9.7cm.

A Wedgwood pale blue jasperware oval plaque, 19th century, sprigged in white with a muse holding an urn, impressed uppercase mark, framed, height including frame 17cm, together with two other pieces of Wedgwood jasperware, comprising a dark blue dip match holder and cover and a small pale blue oval plaque, length 4.3cm.

A pair of Doulton Lambeth stoneware vases, circa 1875, decorated by Emily J. Edwards, monogrammed, with floral medallions against a foliate ground, impressed marks to base, height 17.5cm (one with crack to rim).

A Sèvres porcelain circular saucer dish, mid-18th century, painted with three floral sprays around a central sprig beneath a basketweave moulded rim, edged in blue with gilded detail, brown painted factory mark to base with 'LM' monogram and gilt dot, diameter 17.5cm (some wear).

A German enamel snuff box, second half 18th century, the rectangular body polychrome enamelled with floral sprigs to the exterior, brown patinated metal mounts, 8cm x 6cm x 4cm (minor faults).

An unusual German enamel snuff box, second half 18th century, the textured rectangular body enamelled to the exterior and lid underside with scattered purple floral sprigs with green detailing, gilt metal mounts, 8.5cm x 6.3cm x 3.8cm (minor starcrack to one side edge).

A pair of Continental porcelain cutlery handles, probably Meissen, 19th century, of pistol shape, each decorated with a seated couple in a landscape opposing an insect above flowers, beneath a low relief floral painted border, unmarked, length 8.5cm, together with a similar basketweave moulded floral painted handle, a blue and white porcelain handle and a white glazed example fitted with a silver blade (faults).

A set of six silver mounted Aynsley blue glazed and gilt rimmed bone china coffee cans and saucers, each can fitted with a silver holder, pierced in an Art Nouveau scrolling design, Sheffield 1912, with six matching spoons, cased.