British and Continental Ceramics

A pair of French porcelain green ground scent bottles and stoppers, mid-19th century, probably by Jacob Petit, the sides painted with figures in countryside settings within a gilt foliate border, unmarked, height 16.5cm.

A Wedgwood green jasperware jug, early 20th century, ornamented in white with classical figures, height 12.1cm, and a Wedgwood blue dip jasperware jug, height 18.7cm, each with impressed marks to base.

Five pieces of Wedgwood blue and blue dip jasperware, 20th century, comprising three boxes and covers, a preserve pot with plated cover and a two-handled sugar bowl and cover, each ornamented in white with classical figures, impressed mark to base.

A Royal Doulton Pioneers Collection limited edition figure of William Shakespeare, HN5129, numbered 258/350, height 27.5cm, with certificate and box.

A Clarice Cliff Fantasque candlestick, shape 310, decorated with a geometric design in orange, green and black, black printed Wilkinson & Ltd mark and gilt retailer's mark 'Lawleys Regent Street' to base, height 8cm.

A set of six Tournai porcelain blue and white porcelain plates, second half 18th century, each centrally painted with a floral spray and insect, underglaze blue painted mark to bases, diameter 23cm (one with small rim chip).

A small group of decorative ceramics, including a Clarice Cliff Bizarre Nuage pattern moulded vase, height 17.7cm (small chip to rim), a Royal Doulton yellow poppy pattern plate, D3227, diameter 16.5cm, and a Royal Doulton 'Dewar's Whisky' stoneware jug.

A collection of gurgling fish jugs, mostly Dartmouth or Persabus potteries, various colours and sizes, including one detailed 'Old Rarity Scotch'.

A Zsolnay Pécs Art Nouveau lustre two-handled vase, circa 1900, decorated in a red and orange lustre, the lobed body with wavy rim, raised on a tapering stem flanked by two naturalistic tendril handles, printed mark and impressed '5840' to base, height 17cm.

Twelve Lladro porcelain figures, including A Touch of Class, No. 5377, Centaur Boy, No. 1013, Centaur Gill, No. 1012, Quixote Standing Up, No. 4854, and Ladybird and Nightingale, No. 1227 (minor faults).

A large collection of Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern tableware, including storage jars, plates, cups and saucers, jugs and bowls (minor faults).

A large collection of Worcester Evesham pattern tablewares, including graduated oval tureens and covers, dishes, storage jars, bowls, plates, cups and saucers and mugs.

A pair of Staffordshire pottery figures, late 19th century, titled 'D. Turpin' and 'Tom King', heights 25cm and 24cm, together with two other Staffordshire pottery figures (faults).

An Ashworth & Bros ironstone china part dinner service, late 19th century, decorated with chinoiserie panels against a green ground, comprising a large oval platter, length 53cm, two smaller graduated platters, a soup tureen, cover and stand, a sauceboat and eight dinner plates, printed and impressed marks to base (some faults).

A Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Days' pattern part service, comprising two oval tureens and covers, twelve dinner plates, six two-handled soup bowls and five saucers, twelve side plates, six crescent shaped dishes and twelve teacups and saucers, printed marks to base.

A small group of decorative ceramics, including a pearlware lustre jug, height 11cm, a Wedgwood lustre jug, a Delft blue painted plate and a Chinese blue and white plate, mid-18th century, painted with rocks and foliage (some faults).

A small group of studio pottery, including a John Ablitt bowl, decorated with an abstract geometric design, length 25cm, two similar John Ablitt pots and covers and a group of wares by Ann Shepley.

A small group of studio pottery, including a John Harlow vase, covered in a green/brown glaze, height 14cm, a John Wheeldon black stoneware vase and a matching pot and cover.

A small group of mostly French studio pottery, including a Sampigny-lès-Maranges octagonal platter, length 45cm, and a two-handled oval dish and cover, length 24cm.