British and Continental Ceramics

A pair of Meissen porcelain cobalt blue ground teabowls, early 19th century, enamelled with a band of polychrome flowers to the rim against a gilded band, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases, height 4.5cm (minor nick to one rim).

A Meissen porcelain yellow ground tea for two, late 19th century, enamelled with floral panels, comprising a teapot and cover with floral finial and swan spout, a sugar bowl and cover, two teacups and saucers and a slop bowl, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases, height of teapot 10cm (faults and repairs).

A pair of Art Nouveau Royal Doulton stoneware vases, circa 1900, decorated by Francis Pope, monogrammed, the cobalt blue ground baluster bodies with stylized heart shaped flowerheads on brown stems against green ground panels, impressed and incised marks to bases, height 22.5cm (chip to one rim).

A Moorcroft pottery Pink Damask pattern circular bowl, circa 2004, designed by Philip Gibson, impressed and painted marks to base with signature, diameter 16.5cm.

A pair of Meissen style Dresden porcelain Chinese export ware influenced vases, 20th century, of flattened rectangular shape, painted to each side with chinoiserie figures in landscape settings, signed, within gilded framing, the necks flanked by gilt chilong, blue printed Dresden mark to bases, height 30.5cm.

A pair of Chamberlains Worcester porcelain beakers, early 19th century, of flared shape, each painted with a titled scene 'A View in the Grounds at Dudmaston', against a gilt vermicule ground, black script mark to bases, height 8.8cm (both restored), together with an English porcelain basket with floral encrusted rim, painted with a continuous landscape, and a similar square plate.

A pair of Macintyre & Co Aurelian pottery vases, late 19th century, designed by Moorcroft, the gently waisted bodies decorated in gilt enriched Japan colours with a poppy pattern, brown printed factory marks to bases with 'Rd No 314901' and painted 'M428', height 16cm (minor restoration to one rim).

A pair of ormolu mounted cobalt blue ground vases and covers, late 19th century, each tapered body flanked by moulded gilt masks beneath the angular mounted handles, the domed covers with acanthus fruit knops, raised on gilt metal and white marble bases, height 27cm (some faults).

A Continental porcelain basket centrepiece, early 20th century, with Japanese Kutani decoration, typically painted in iron red and gilt with butterflies to the interior and frogs to the foot, iron red character marks to base, height 22.5cm.

A pair of Worcester porcelain sparrow beak jugs and covers and an ovoid tea jar, circa 1770, each printed in blue with the Three Flowers pattern, hatched crescent marks in underglaze blue to bases, height of jar 12.5cm (minor faults), together with a Rock Strata Island pattern saucer.

A Minton porcelain cabinet plate, circa 1870, painted with a central bird, the turquoise rim with gilt framed bird panels and floral detail, impressed mark to base, diameter 23.5cm, together with a similar cabinet plate, probably Minton, enamelled with a bird perched above fruit, the turquoise rim with floral and bird panels, a Mintons posy holder in the form of two conjoined pails, and a Coalbrookdale cup, cover and stand (faults).

A pottery wall mask, in the manner of the Charleston pottery, relief modelled as the face of a lion, inset with glass eyes, unmarked, 30cm x 26.5cm (one eye replaced with a marble).

Two Kevin Francis limited edition figures, modelled by Andy Moss, comprising Ballet, No. 40/100, and La Femme Fatal, No. 162/750, printed marks to bases, heights 26.5cm and 19.5cm.

A Dennis Chinaworks Daffodil pattern vase, designed by Sally Tuffin, height 27cm, together with a Dennis Chinaworks Iris pattern vase, both with printed and impressed marks to bases.

Three Lladro porcelain figures, comprising Second Thoughts, No. 1397 (second quality), Young Boy with Sheep, No. 4676, and Nuns, No. 4611, together with three Capodimonte figures and two German porcelain figures (some faults).

Five Beswick cattle, comprising Highland Cow, No. 1740 (horn repaired), Hereford Bull, No. 1363A, Hereford Cow, No. 1360, Friesian Cow, No. 1362A, and Jersey Cow, No. 1345 (chip to ear), with four boxes.

A collection of Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern tablewares, including three graduated quiche dishes, two large serving bowls, two two-section oval serving dishes and various plates, cups and saucers.

A pair of Copeland Parian busts with column bases, post-1859, modelled as Lesbia and Oenone, after W.C. Marshall, with surface tinting and gilt details, impressed marks, height 41cm (Oenone with minor chip to headdress).

A Minton majolica jardinière, circa 1869, of oval shape with turquoise glazed exterior, the cherub form handles supporting foliate swags meeting at mask centred shields to each side, raised on an oval foot, pink glazed interior, impressed marks to base, shape No. 1400, length 44cm (minor faults).