British and Continental Ceramics

A Rosenthal 'Winifred' pattern part service, comprising five graduated oval platters, six soup plates, six dinner plates, diameter 27cm, twenty dinner plates, diameter 24.5cm, five salad plates, twelve tea plates, teapot and cover (restored), milk jug, cream jug, sugar bowl and cover, five teacups and saucers and seven coffee cups and saucers (minor wear). Provenance: Sir Ralph & Lady Halpern Collection, Christie's King Street, 24th February 2005, Lot 100.

A large mixed group of Royal Worcester Evesham pattern dinner wares, including tureens and covers, serving dishes, sauceboat and stand, dinner, dessert and side plates, teawares and three pieces of cutlery (minor faults).

A set of twelve French porcelain dessert plates, circa 1900, painted with a central floral bouquet within a gilt edged turquoise rim, diameter 21cm, together with a mixed group of Continental porcelain cabinet cups and various saucers, including Herend, Zsolnay and Lomonosov, and other decorative china (faults).

A pair of Wedgwood pottery cachepot, late 19th century, of U-shape, the yellow ground bodies relief decorated with fruiting vine and animal mask handles, impressed marks to bases, height 17.5cm (faults and restoration), together with a Cauldon jardinière, a Delft vase (converted to a lampbase), and a mixed group of Royal Worcester 'Evesham' pattern tablewares, including tureens and covers and ramekins, with some Royal Doulton 'Old Leeds Sprays' pattern wares.

A small group of spongeware pottery, late 19th century and later, including bowls and a chamberpot, together with a Staffordshire figure of a fisherwoman, height 33cm, some Quimper pottery and a Staffordshire pottery bowl, printed in brown and coloured with a steam train and carriages, diameter 12.5cm (faults).

Six pieces of Rhead designed pottery, 20th century, including a Tudor Rose circular charger, diameter 36.5cm, an Ankara jug, height 21cm, a Granada jug, height 26cm, and a Hydrangea vase, height 26.5cm, various printed, impressed and painted marks to bases.

A large mixed group of Royal Worcester Evesham Vale pattern tablewares, comprising thirteen soup plates, fifteen dinner plates, eleven salad plates, fourteen tea plates, twelve dessert bowls, two circular tureens and covers, two serving dishes, two sauceboats and three stands, storage jar and cover, jug, sugar bowl and cover, ten teacups and twelve saucers (minor faults).

A large Delft charger, early 20th century, painted in blue with a view of a small village within a wide rim of flowers and fruit against a dotted ground, blue painted and impressed factory marks, diameter 61.5cm.

A Wedgwood Avon pattern blue floral printed part wash set, late 19th century, comprising chamberpot, wash jug, basin, soap dish and toothbrush dish, printed and impressed marks to bases, height of jug 25cm.

A Beswick Welsh cob, model No. 1793, height 18.5cm, together with two further pottery models of horses and a model of a barn owl.

A Sussex slipware pottery oval dish, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in yellow slip with a bird, flower and sun, length 36cm, together with a small group of other slipware pottery.

An early Bernard Leach St Ives studio pottery stoneware vase, with reddish brown brush-drawn decoration against a dark blue/grey glaze, impressed seal marks to side of base, height 12cm.

A Worcester blue printed jug, circa 1770, decorated with the Natural Sprays Group over a leaf moulded body, with mask spout, underglaze blue mark to base, height 20cm (minor chipping to spout), together with a Mansfield pattern teabowl and saucer, diameter of saucer 12cm.

A blue printed earthenware tree and well meat dish, circa 1820, decorated with a central planter of flowers within a Greek key, 'C' scroll and bee border, length 53cm.

A small group of decorative ceramics, late 18th century and later, including an English creamware oval plate, blue painted with chinoiserie decoration, length 38.5cm, a spongeware oval serving dish, probably Scottish, painted with a floral border, length 37cm, and a Staffordshire figure of a shepherd carrying a lamb over his shoulder before bocage (faults).

A pair of Dutch Delft blue ground circular dishes, mid-18th century, painted with chinoiserie panels of flowers and foliage around a central circular panel of a bird by a pagoda, diameter 29.6cm (one restored), together with an oval faience dish, length 33.5cm, and a pottery dish incised with birds and flowers, diameter 39cm (faults and restoration).

A Copeland & Garrett Late Spode Felspar Porcelain part service, 1833-1847, painted with Imari pattern 3955, comprising soup tureen, cover and stand, another cover, sauce tureen, cover and stand, three graduated platters, eleven dinner plates, eight soup plates, eleven dessert bowls and seven side plates (some faults).

A Coalport part service, early 20th century, decorated with floral panels against a gilt overlaid cobalt blue ground, comprising six dinner plates, six tea plates, six teacups and saucers, sugar bowl, jug and three serving plates, together with a pair of Waterford vases, height 20.3cm, and a small group of ceramics.

A Wedgwood lustre Daventry pattern Imperial bowl, 1920s, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, with ruby exterior and orange interior, black printed Portland vase mark to base, diameter 23.5cm.