British and Continental Ceramics

A Halcyon Days Enamels limited edition First Duke of Wellington cylindrical box with hinged lid, No. 128 of 150, boxed with certificate.

A Beswick cedar waxwing, No. 2184, height 11.7cm.

A Moorcroft Liberty & Co Pomegranate pattern vase, circa 1910, with mottled green ground, brown printed mark and green painted signature, height 15cm (repaired).

Five pieces of Continental porcelain, decorated with a Chinese Tobacco Leaf pattern, late 20th century, made for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, printed marks to bases.

A pair of Beswick partridges, No. 2064, height 14.5cm.

A rare creamware tea kettle or punch kettle and matched cover, circa 1770, probably Leeds, the globular body with twisted double-entwined overhead handle, foliate terminals, the spout with female mask moulded detail, unmarked, height 23cm (faults), together with a Wedgwood creamware pierced oval basket and stand, length of basket 25.3cm (stand cracked). Note: a black printed kettle of the same shape was sold as part of the Tom Wolford Collection of British Pottery, Bonhams, 18th December 2012, Lot 133.

A Doulton Lambeth silver plate mounted mustard pot, circa 1883, decorated by A.E. French, monogrammed, of bulbous shape, impressed and incised marks to base, height 6cm, together with a Royal Worcester gilt lined cabinet coffee cup and saucer, painted with fruit, signed, diameter of saucer 11.2cm.

A pair of Continental turquoise glazed porcelain figures, late 19th century, modelled as a seated Cupid with a quiver of arrows by his side, and a seated maiden with a bow, each with gilded highlights, blue painted pseudo Sèvres mark to bases, height 22cm.

Three English Delft plates, mid-18th century, each painted in blue with a chinoiserie landscape depicting islands and a fisherman in a boat, the rims with a wide geometric band, diameters 23.4cm, 23.5cm and 23.7cm (some fritted chips). Provenance: from the collection of the late Professor Maurice Stacey.

A berettino maiolica syrup or wet drug jar, Deruta or Marchigiana, mid-17th century, the ovoid body inscribed 'A.D.LVPOLI' within a painted label against a ground of scrolling foliage centred by a star motif, with a straight spout and double scroll handle, on a circular foot, height 34cm (restored). Provenance: from the collection of the late Professor Maurice Stacey.

A harlequin Meissen part dessert service, late 18th and 19th century, each piece of circular shape, painted with Deutsche Blumen bouquets and sprigs and scattered insects beneath gilt edged shaped rims, comprising two platters, diameters 38cm and 38.5cm, three dishes, two 33cm diameter and one 30cm diameter, and seven plates, diameter approx 23cm, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases with various impressed numerals (minor faults).

Seven Royal Worcester candle snuffers, late 20th century, comprising Young Girl, Old Woman, Owl, Mr Caudle, The Monk, The Abbess and a limited edition Cardinal Wolsey, together with a late 19th century Mr Caudle example (faults), and a Royal Doulton example Mr Brisket The Butcher.

A large Meissen porcelain circular tureen, cover and stand, 19th century, painted with floral bouquets against a wrythen moulded ground within basketweave moulded gilt rims, the cover finial formed as a seated boy and girl holding trailing fruiting vines, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases, diameter of stand 38cm (minor faults to stand).

Six Beswick birds, comprising lapwing, No. 2416, lesser spotted woodpecker, No. 2420, pheasant, No. 1226B, kingfisher, No. 2371, songthrush, No. 2308, and owl, No. 2026.

A large Herend jardinière, 20th century, painted with floral bouquets and scattered sprigs in Deutsche Blumen style, blue printed and painted marks to base with pattern No. BHR and Arnhoffer Györgyné mark, height 20.5cm (cracked), together with a Herend Cornflower Garland 'PBG' pattern circular serving bowl, diameter 26.8cm, and two other pieces of Herend, comprising a Chinese Bouquet pattern leaf shaped sauceboat and a pierced foliate circular box and cover.

A Moore Brothers oil lamp, late 19th century, the trunk stem applied with four putti and entwined with orchid flowers and leaves beneath the similarly floral encrusted globular reservoir, the pierced foot with gilt enriched foliate scrollwork, brown printed factory mark to base, height 50.5cm (faults, converted to electricity), together with a similar lampbase, height 29.5cm (restored).

A Royal Crown Derby 'Bali' pattern part service, 1980s, comprising two tureens and covers, an oval platter, sauceboat and stand, ten dinner plates, eleven dessert plates, twelve tea plates, eight coffee cans, six teacups and fourteen saucers (mostly seconds).

A Villeroy & Boch 'Petite Fleur' pattern part service, comprising an oval platter, a rectangular sandwich tray, a storage jar and cover, eight dinner plates, four dessert plates, five tea plates, a colander, three cereal bowls, five dessert bowls, two soup bowls, a milk jug, eight teacups and six saucers, six breakfast cups and four saucers.

A set of eight Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' pattern teacups and saucers and a milk jug, together with a Minton 'Marlow' pattern part tea service, a Coalport strawberry server and a Richard Bramble Mackerel platter.