British and Continental Ceramics

A Mason's Patent Ironstone part wash set, late 19th century, comprising jug with hydra handle, basin, cachepot and soap bowl with pierced liner, blue printed marks to bases, height of jug 27cm.

A New Hall porcelain tea bowl, circa 1796-1805, painted with chinoiserie figures, pattern No. 20, diameter 8.5cm, together with a small group of other late 18th and 19th century ceramics, including an outside factory decorated Worcester coffee cup, another New Hall type tea bowl and a copper lustre decorated child's mug (faults and repairs).

Four De Porceleyne Fles Royal Delft cloisonné tiles, pre-1945, decorated with the crest of Rotterdam, a windmill, a leaping stag and a bridge, each 11.5cm square, together with three other Delft tiles, two framed.

Four De Porceleyne Fles Royal Delft circular chargers or wall plates, mid-20th century, each signed and painted with a figural landscape or interior scene, various blue painted marks to bases, largest diameter 29.5cm.

A pair of De Porceleyne Fles Royal Delft lobed dishes, mid-20th century, painted in shades of blue with flowers emanating from pierced rockworks to the centre within a border of flowers and foliage, diameter 36cm (minor chip to one), together with a small group of similar wares, including a 1918 War Plate and a 1953 commemorative floral painted plate, various blue painted marks.

Two De Porceleyne Fles Royal Delft commemorative League of Nations chargers, circa 1920, designed by Leon Senf, marking the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, diameter 33.5cm and 34cm, together with three similar chargers painted with flowers.

A small group of Spanish faience, 19th and 20th century, including a pair of Talavera wall chargers, diameter 40cm, a four-handled vase painted with figures and birds, height 35.5cm, and a blue painted botijo rueda, height 21.5cm (faults and restoration).

An Italian maiolica Cantagalli type salt, late 19th century, modelled as two dolphins supporting a floral painted shell shaped top, unmarked, height 10cm (faults and restoration).

A Royal Crown Derby 1128 Imari pattern desk clock, circa 2002, height 10.5cm, together with a Royal Crown Derby paperweight in the form of a Graduate bear and an 1128 pattern octagonal bowl, diameter of bowl 21cm (bowl chipped).

A Moorcroft pottery Hibiscus pattern vase, circa 1986-88, decorated in the pale and dark blue colourway, impressed marks and painted initials to base, height 17.5cm, boxed.

A Caverswall bone china limited edition royal commemorative vase and cover, celebrating the birth of Prince William, No. 30 of 100, height 26cm (knop glued), together with two Coalport limited edition vases commemorating the same event, Nos. 1331 and 1350 of 2000, height 11.5cm (fault to one).

A Royal Worcester reticulated goblet shaped vase, circa 1876, the ogee bowl of double-walled construction, pierced with a honeycomb network reserving Aesthetic gilt panels of birds and butterflies, raised on a similarly pierced foot, the pink ground rims with jewelled and gilt decoration, puce printed and impressed mark to base, height 19.2cm.

Fifteen assorted cat models, including a Lladro Scaredy Cat, No. 5091, Beswick Persian Kittens, No. 1316, and a Royal Doulton grey cat with bandaged paw.

Twenty-two assorted Beswick dog models, including seated Hounds, No. 3375, seated Cocker Spaniels, No. 3383, seated Old English Sheepdogs, No. 3468, and Rottweilers, No. 3490, together with a Royal Doulton Labrador and Puppy group (seconds).

Six Beswick birds, including Kingfisher, Greenfinch and Wren, three reproduction Guinness advertising figures, a Beswick Chihuahua and two Beswick whisky flasks.

Four Lladro figures representing the seasons, comprising Glorious Spring, No. 5284, Summer On The Farm, No. 5285, Fall Clean-Up, No. 5286, and Winter Frost, No. 5287 (minor faults).

Two Lladro porcelain figures, comprising Charlie The Tramp, No. 5233, and A New Hat, No. 5345, together with a Nao figure of a girl artist.

Six Lladro porcelain figures of young women with hats, including Naughty Girl, No. 5006, Bashful, No. 5007, The Dreamer, No. 5008, and Prissy, No. 5010, together with a Lladro goose.

Three Mintons Shakespeare subject tiles, designed by John Moyr Smith, late 19th century, comprising King Lear, Hamlet and Macbeth, moulded marks, each 15.5cm square.