British and Continental Ceramics

A Worcester circular bowl, circa 1765, painted and coloured with figures from the Chinese Family pattern opposing the rarer Coffee Drinkers, diameter 15.3cm (base interior worn).

A Spode potpourri basket and pierced cover, circa 1820, the flared circular body painted with floral bouquets beneath the foliate moulded overhead handle, the pierced cover with gilt acanthus knop, unmarked, height 11cm (minor faults).

A French porcelain circular dish, late 19th century, painted to the centre with scattered floral sprigs, the rim with alternate panels of pink roses and cornflowers within gilt framing joined by floral garlands, iron red printed factory mark, diameter 27.7cm.

A small English porcelain two-handled footed bowl, probably Spode, early 19th century, of circular shape, painted with fruit and flowers beneath a gilt rim, flanked by goat mask terminal handles, raised on a circular foot, unmarked, diameter excluding handles 9cm.

An English blue and white pearlware bowl, Leeds or Liverpool, late 18th/early 19th century, the ribbed exterior and interior painted with pagoda and chinoiserie landscapes, diameter 26cm.

A Derby Fury Group, circa 1780, modelled as an angry lady leaning over a man who has fallen on the floor on a broken chair, raised on a naturalistic base, indistinct incised marks to base, height 14cm (restored). Note: a similar figure group is illustrated by John Twitchett in 'Derby Porcelain 1748-1848', p. 145, colour plate 98.

A Royal Doulton Countess pattern part service, comprising tureen and two covers, five dinner plates in two sizes, five oval plates, two cake plates, four tea plates, four side plates, five saucers in two sizes, dessert bowl, two slop bowls, sauceboat, teapot and stand, jug and cover, serving bowl, water jug, four breakfast cups, two teacups and two egg cups (faults).

A mixed group of ceramics, mostly tablewares, late 19th/20th century, including a Paragon part coffee service, a Mason's Regency breakfast cup and saucer, two Moorcroft vases (both chipped), a Crown Staffordshire figure and Wedgwood jasperwares (minor faults).

Two Elizabeth Roussel studio pottery mugs, both commemorating the millennium, height 9.3cm, together with a group of studio and Victorian art pottery, including a Ewenny jug, a Northcott tankard and a St. Ives type jug, height 22.5cm.

A mixed group of Staffordshire pottery and porcelain, 19th century, including a John Rose Coalport part service, decorated with gilt enriched leaves and berries, two inscribed mugs, a pair of Staffordshire cow groups, a New Hall jug and two inkwells (faults and restoration).

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part service, comprising six dinner plates, six teacups, six saucers and six tea plates (second quality).

A large group of Royal Worcester Evesham pattern tablewares, including eleven dinner plates, eighteen dessert plates, thirteen dessert bowls, seven tureens and covers in assorted sizes, various serving dishes and platters, fourteen teacups and saucers and a cake stand.

A pair of George Jones & Sons Crescent Pottery vases, circa 1900, each tapered cylindrical body printed in underglaze blue with poppies against a shaded blue ground with gilded details, printed and painted marks to base, height 28cm (one badly cracked), together with a pair of Bevington type figural candelabra, a thistle shaped glass decanter and stopper and three vases (faults and losses).

A collection of Continental porcelain figures, late 19th and 20th century, including a pair of children carrying floral painted baskets, height 20.5cm, two figures representing the arts, height 20cm, a Sitzendorf female harpist, height 17cm, and a Dresden cup and saucer (faults).

A Fischer Budapest pottery ewer, early 20th century, the flattened, lobed body painted and gilt with flowers and foliage and applied with relief flowerheads, with pierced handle, integral cover and foot, underglaze blue factory mark, height 47cm (faults and repairs).

A Thuringian Rudolstadt Volkstedt porcelain figural table lamp, early 20th century, modelled as a ballerina on a shaped gilt-lined base, underglaze blue factory mark, height 29cm (missing fingers of left hand).

A pair of pearlware oval dishes, late 18th/early 19th century, painted in blue with a chinoiserie landscape within a blue heightened feather edge moulded rim, length 27cm, together with a 20th century Copeland Spode's Italian blue printed platter, length 31.5cm, and a pot lid, titled ' On Guard' (minor faults).

A harlequin set of five Richard Batterham ash glazed studio pottery bowls with various impressed and cut decoration, unmarked, diameter 16cm, together with a similar larger bowl, diameter 30.8cm, a teapot and cover and a mixed group of other studio pottery, including a Diana Peyton celadon glazed bowl (minor chips).

A studio pottery vase, probably Continental, mid to late 20th century, of ovoid shape with uneven rim, decorated in a cave painting style with running horses and broad brushstrokes, painted 'CN' monogram and impressed 'a' seal mark, height 31cm.