British and Continental Ceramics

A large Herend Meissen style model of a parrot, 20th century, the colourful bird perched on a fruit encrusted base, height 25cm, together with a Herend model of a cockerel, height 23cm.

A Karl Ens model of a cockatoo, on a branch base, height 19cm, together with a Karl Ens parrot, height 20.5cm (faults and repairs to head plumage), a pair of Continental porcelain parrot models, height 28cm, and an Italian pottery model of a cockerel.

A Rudolstadt Volkstedt two-handled vase and cover, late 19th century, the lobed bulbous body painted with panels of fruit against a gilt overlaid pale lemon and cobalt blue ground, height 22cm, together with a miniature Worcester mug, circa 1903, two Worcester flat back jugs, height 9.5cm and 10.5cm, and a Staffordshire potpourri vase and cover, height 16cm (minor faults and restoration).

An Aynsley part service, decorated with a band of pink rosebuds within black borders, comprising two plates, two jugs, sugar bowl, eleven teacups and saucers and twelve tea plates, pattern No. A3387.

Two Cope & Co Art Deco wall masks, modelled as the heads of ladies wearing hats, one with impressed factory mark, together with a Continental pottery figure of a girl holding her hat on against the wind, height 25cm, and a Wade figure Conchita (repaired).

A D'Argyl Art Deco porcelain figure, 1930s, modelled as a girl pushing a wheelbarrow of flowers, raised on a gilt detailed diamond shaped base, blue printed factory mark to base with impressed numerals '1124', height 29cm (hat restored).

Eight Lladro porcelain figures, comprising Couple with parasol, No. 4563 (lacking parasol), Girl with toy wagon, No. 5044, Jolie, No. 5210, Angela, No. 5211 (lacking parasol), Chit-Chat, No. 5466, Fairy Godmother, No. 5791, Woman, No. 4761, and Spring Breeze, No. 4936 (minor restoration).

A Continental porcelain Highland military figure, titled 'Officer 1846', height 21.5cm, together with a group of porcelain figures, including Doulton and Lladro, and a Nao hare (minor faults).

A mixed group of decorative ceramics and glass, late 19th and 20th century, including a Paris porcelain vase with gilt swan handles, decorated with a couple opposing a landscape, height 27.8cm, an Upsala-Ekeby tile plaque, a Poole dish, two paperweights and a Crown Devon Widdicombe Fair musical mug.

Six Lladro porcelain figures, including Obstetrician, No. 4763, The Gossips, No. 4984, Spring is here, No. 5223, and Beagle puppy, No. 1070, together with two large Nao porcelain figures.

A good Martin Brothers stoneware bird vase, dated May 1894, the tapered ovoid body incised and painted with caricatures of herons amongst bulrushes and grasses, the gently flared cylindrical neck decorated with insects, incised marks to base, height 23.5cm.

A pair of Martin Brothers stoneware vases, dated February 1892, the high-shouldered bodies incised and painted with insects amidst white lily flowers, the gently flared cylindrical necks decorated with insects, incised marks to bases, height 24cm.

A Beswick H.M. Queen Elizabeth II on Imperial, No. 1546, height 26.5cm (some restoration).

Two Beswick huntsman, Nos. 868 and 1501, height of tallest 23.5cm, together with two Beswick foxhounds, Nos. 941 and 2264 (some restoration).

A Beswick horse and jockey, No. 1862, height 20cm (small chip to cap), together with a John Beswick plaque.

A Beswick rocking horse grey shire foal, No. 1053, height 12.4cm (one leg with restoration).

A Beswick palomino Welsh cob, No. 1014, height 27cm, with wooden stand (small chip to underside of base).

A Beswick grey Welsh cob, No. 1014, height 27cm.

A small group of Beswick animals, including two donkeys, No. 2267A, donkey foal, No. 2110, Shetland pony, No. 1033, Shetland foal, No. 1034, and Labrador, No. 1548 (minor faults and restoration).