British and Continental Ceramics

A group of mostly black printed pot lids, late 19th century and later, including a Burgess's Anchovy Paste and an S. Maw, Son & Son Cherry Tooth Paste (some faults).

A John Meir & Son blue printed Northern Scenery Series jug and shaving mug with liner, mid-19th century, decorated with Loch Creran with Barcaldine Castle and Kilchurn Castle Loch Awe, height of jug 14.5cm, together with a group of other blue printed wares, comprising seven jugs and two bowls (some faults).

Two Bernard Rooke studio pottery stoneware lampbases, the first modelled as geometric shapes with abstract detail, height 28.5cm, the second with stylized sea urchin pierced pottery shade, on a stepped foot, height 28cm, both with impressed mark.

A small group of silver mounted Doulton stonewares, late 19th/early 20th century, sprigged with toping figures, comprising large jug, small jug, tankard, height 13cm, three beakers and cup and saucer, together with a small group of other ceramics, including a bargeware teapot and cover and a Field Sports printed and coloured loving cup (some faults and restoration).

A mixed group of pink lustre decorated pottery, 19th century, including a William Smith & Co teabowl and saucer, painted with a cottage, three saucers and a dish, printed in puce with figural scenes, and a jug with huntsmen, together with a small group of other pottery, including a miniature child's teapot and cover, sucrier and cover and jug, printed in black with Adam Buck type vignettes (faults and restoration).

A group of Staffordshire pottery figures and groups, late 19th and early 20th century, including a pair of coloured equestrian figures, titled 'Victor Emmanuel' and 'Garibaldi', height 37cm, a cow and calf spill vase and a pair of greyhound pen holders, together with an early 19th century pearlware figure of Andromache and two Toby jugs and covers (faults and repairs).

Four Lladro figures, comprising Fragrant Bouquet, No. 5882, Best Friend, No. 7620, All Aboard, No. 7619, and Sleep Away the Clouds, No. 5726, three signed to base.

A Roger John Cockram large studio pottery bowl, circa 1976-79, the interior decorated with a brushwork floral spray against a speckled brown ground, impressed marks near base, diameter 43cm.

A Wedgwood black basalt oval plaque, 19th century, decorated in relief with Venus and Cupid, otherwise known as Night Shredding Poppies, length 15cm, framed.

Seven Lladro figures, comprising Summer Stroll, No. 7611, Sleepy Kitten, No. 5712, Girl with Candle, No. 4848, Pierrot with Sleeping Puppy, No. 5277, Girl Stretching, No. 4872, Girl with Duck, No. 1052, and Little Duck, No. 4552, together with four Lladro bells, a Lladro plaque and a Capodimonte figure Boy with Dog, with certificate.

A large Dutch Delft wall plaque, late 19th/early 20th century, of shaped oval form, painted in shades of blue with a riverside street scene above a mask grotesque, flanked by foliate scrollwork, unmarked, length 58cm (minor faults).

A Royal Crown Derby limited edition Garden Snail paperweight, No. 2170 of 4500, gold stopper to base, together with a Panda and a Swan, each boxed.

A Herend porcelain model of a butterfly with closed wings resting on a leaf, height 5.2cm, together with a Beatrix Potter figure of Anna Maria, BP-3a, and a Royal Doulton figure of Solitude, HN2810 (Doulton restored).

A rare Wellington Battle of Waterloo commemorative pearlware jug, circa 1815, printed in reddish brown with an equestrian portrait of Wellington on the battlefield with other officers and numerous soldiers in a continuous scene, the neck titled 'WELLINGTON' to each side, height 10.5cm, together with a black printed pearlware jug, decorated with hunting scenes and inscribed 'W A C' beneath the spout, height 14.5cm (faults).

A gilt metal mounted porcelain tazza, late 19th/early 20th century, the apricot rimmed dish with gilt foliate scrollwork and enamelled flowers, mounted with a beaded rim and foliate handles, on a circular foot and octagonal base, diameter 21cm, together with a pair of Capodimonte dishes, printed with titled Napoleonic scenes, diameter 26.8cm

A Royal Doulton figure The Cobbler, HN1283, designed by Noke, circa 1928-49, height 21.5cm.

A pair of Continental porcelain figures, late 19th century, modelled in Chelsea style as a gallant with a dog at his feet and his female companion with a lamb at her feet, standing on gilt enriched scroll moulded bases, gold painted anchor marks, height 26cm (some faults).

A Dutch Delft model of a house, late 19th century, the two-storey building painted in blue with stylized flowers and scrollwork, blue painted 'AG' monogram to base, height 9.5cm.

A Lorna Bailey prototype charger, circa 2002, relief moulded with three musical frogs, painted signature and date to base, diameter 34cm.