British and Continental Ceramics

A Moorcroft Pansy pattern vase, mid-20th century, of tapered high-shouldered form with blue glazed ground, impressed marks to base with facsimile signature and blue painted initials, height 15.5cm, together with a Freesia pattern rectangular box and cover, 12cm x 9cm (minor glaze faults).

An Art Deco Royal Worcester Crown Ware lustre vase, circa 1926, the orange ground baluster body decorated in gilt with Eastern landscapes and tall trees, gilt printed and painted marks to base, height 26cm (minor chip to footrim).

A group of assorted porcelain and pottery figures and animals, 20th century, comprising three Worcester Doughty figures, four Beswick Beatrix Potter figures, each with gold oval backstamp, four Hummel figures, a Beswick Kingfisher wall plaque, No. 729-1, a Beswick Thelwell pony, a Beswick small Jack Russell, a Doulton figure The Balloon Seller, HN2130, and a Beswick figure Susan, mark BP-3C (minor faults and repairs).

A mixed group of decorative ceramics, 20th century, including a David Sharp model of a blackbird, height 17.5cm, a Royal Worcester ivory ground jug, model No. 1229, height 18.5cm, a pair of Royal Doulton Dutch Harlem Series Ware two-handled vases, height 10cm, and a Doulton John Barleycorn character jug (minor faults).

An English majolica game pie dish and cover, late 19th century, of rounded rectangular shape, the basketweave moulded base with turquoise glazed interior, the cover relief moulded with dead game and foliage around the rabbit finial, black painted numerals '511' to base and cover, length 26cm (faults).

A George Jones wall pocket, circa 1877, modelled as an arum lily flowerhead encrusted with roses, tied to a leaf backing with a turquoise ribbon, impressed marks to reverse with shape No. 5550, length 26cm, together with a Nove chamberstick, length 23cm (restored), and a stone china blue printed tureen and cover (body cracked).

A Mintons Byron pattern part service, comprising six graduated oval platters, two tureens and one cover, two sauce tureens and covers, twelve dinner, dessert and side plates and twelve soup bowls and stands (faults).

A Coalport part service, circa 1800, of 'shanked' form with gilded decoration, comprising teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, teacup and saucer and two dishes, together with a Royal Crown Derby 1128 Imari pattern strainer and dish and two French porcelain baskets (faults).

A Paris porcelain figure, allegorical of Europe, late 19th century, modelled as a standing female figure, holding a globe and cornucopia of fruit, a recumbent lion at her feet, on a circular scroll moulded base, picked out in gilt, underglaze blue mark to base, height 27cm (restoration).

A Royal Crown Derby 2451 Imari pattern oval dish, 1930s, with acorn handles, printed, impressed and painted marks to base, length 29.7cm, together with a matching Royal Crown Derby tazza, diameter 17cm, a similar vase, height 12.5cm (faults), a Daniel porcelain plate and oval dish with leopard head crest, length 28cm, diameter 21cm, and a wrythen moulded teabowl.

A Paris porcelain Sèvres style bleu céleste ground mantel clock, late 19th century, of rectangular shape, painted with a panel of Cupid beneath the gilt metal chapter ring and white enamel dial, inscribed 'HRY MARC A PARIS', the rest of the body with floral panels and borders within gilt framing, the eight day movement striking on a bell, height 23.7cm, with pendulum and winding key (lacking surmount).

A garniture of five Dutch Delft vases and three covers, late 19th century, comprising three baluster shaped vases and covers with Buddhistic lion finials, height 24cm, and two waisted vases of square section, height 19cm, each relief moulded with scrollwork and polychrome painted with ice skating scenes, red painted 'PL' mark to bases (faults).

A pair of Meissen style cachepot, late 19th/early 20th century, of flared square shape, painted with birds and flowers, the rims with pink highlighted shell and scroll moulded detail, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases, height 11cm (one restored), together with five assorted Makkum Delft tiles, framed, and a Battistini framed tile.

A Kevin Francis 2000/2001 Guild Figure Free Spirit, modelled by Andy Moss, No. 119, height 24.8cm.

A Ruskin lustre vase, dated 1924, of tapered cylindrical shape with short upright neck, covered in a mottled yellow/green lustre glaze, impressed marks to base, height 25cm.

A Wedgwood bone china two-handled vase and cover, circa 1990, the shield shaped green ground body painted by M. Harnett, signed, with Highland cattle within gilt framing, gilt and black printed marks to base and numbered '4', height 25cm.

A Lladro figure The Loaves and Fishes Jesus, No. 5896, height 36.5cm.

A Lladro Gres stoneware wall plaque Holy Virgin, No. 2092, length 35cm, mounted on a velvet covered backplate, together with a Gouda model of the Virgin Mary, height 37cm, and a Dutch Delft oval plaque depicting the Virgin Mary with two putti, height 21.7cm.

A porcelain tea caddy and cover, late 20th century, painted with still life studies of fruit by the Worcester artist Terence Nutt, signed, height 13.5cm, together with a similar vase and cover, height 16cm, a vase, height 17.7cm, and an Aynsley Orchard Gold vase, height 12.5cm.