British and Continental Ceramics

Six Wedgwood pale blue jasperware oval plaques, 19th century, each sprigged in white with a classical figure, impressed uppercase marks, length 7.5cm.

A Royal Worcester gilt-lined cabinet cup and saucer, circa 1910, painted by Austin, signed, with a peacock amidst pine, green printed factory marks, diameter of saucer 10cm.

Two Royal Doulton Dutch Harlem Seriesware miniatures, early 20th century, comprising a jug, height 4cm, and a vase, height 4.7cm, together with a small group of other miniatures, including two Dresden vases and covers, height 5.5cm, and three other pieces including an Aynsley pig with piglets.

A Davenport blue printed earthenware Scott's Illustrations 'Bride of Lammermoor' pattern meat platter, circa 1880s, length 41.5cm, together with a small group of other blue printed earthenware and two English porcelain dessert dishes.

A collection of studio pottery, including various bowls, plates and jugs by Paul Green, covered in a tenmoku style glaze, a Susan Drew jug decorated with a rooster and a Royal Copenhagen white glazed decanter bottle, No. 4494.

A Wedgwood Beaconsfield pattern part service, including two oval platters, two oval serving dishes, two sauceboats and stands, twelve two handled soup bowls and stands, various plate, coffee cans, teacups and saucers.

A Wedgwood Napoleon Ivy pattern part service, including teapot and cover, together with a mixed group of tea and dinners, including Wedgwood Cornel and Royal Doulton Sherborne, and a Wedgwood Keith Murray moonstone urn shaped vase.

A Minton Aragon pattern bone china part service, comprising an oval platter, an oval serving dish, ten dinner and side plates, ten sandwich plates, nine coffee cans and ten saucers, six cups and saucers and ten dessert bowls.

Four Herend porcelain animals, comprising two geese and two turkeys, each with iron red scale decoration, impressed and printed marks to bases, height of tallest 20cm.

A Herend porcelain dog of Fo with iron red scale decoration, impressed and printed marks to base, height 15.5cm.

A Herend porcelain peacock with iron red scale decoration, impressed and printed marks to base, height 11cm.

A Herend porcelain seated rooster with iron red scale decoration, height 15cm, together with a pair of Herend porcelain standing roosters, each with blue scale decoration, height 14cm, impressed and printed marks to bases.

A pair of Royal Crown Derby Japan pattern vases, circa 1901, of campana urn form with gilt handles, raised on knop stems and gilt enriched scroll feet, red printed and painted factory marks to bases, height 12.3cm.

A mixed group of mostly Staffordshire pottery, 19th century, including a Wedgwood Blue Palisade pattern plate, diameter 24.5cm, a Queen of Sheba blue printed plate, a pair of spaniels with copper lustre detail and a stoneware tobacco jar and cover, together with a glass posy bowl.

Ten Royal Crown Derby paperweights, comprising Turtle Dove, Puffin, Mallard Duck, Nightingale, Song Thrush, Rockhopper Penguin, Bee Eater, Bullfinch, House Sparrow and Long-tailed Tit, each with button to base and box.

Ten Royal Crown Derby paperweights, comprising Snowy Owl, Green Winged Teal, Tawny Owl, Linnet, Bunting, Firecrest, Duckling, Greenfinch, Nesting Robin and Mandarin Duck, each with button to base and box.

Nine Royal Crown Derby paperweights, comprising Robin, Great Tit, Wren, Blue Tit, Duckling, Nuthatch, Fairy Wren, Chaffinch and Kitten, each with button to base and box.

Three limited edition Royal Crown Derby paperweights, comprising Farmyard Cockerel, No. 1647 of 5000, Farmyard Hen, No. 1319 of 5000 and Partridge, No. 2153 of 4500, each with button to base, certificate and box.

A Geoffrey Whiting St Ives studio pottery vase, decorated with a mottled grey glaze, height 12.4cm, together with a St Ives pottery mug, two Lowerdown pottery pieces and a Muchelney pottery vase.