British and Continental Ceramics

A pearlware loving cup, dated 1812, the cobalt blue ground U-shaped body printed and coloured with a figural panel representing Spring, beneath the inscription 'Joseph Shaw, Born Decr 31st 1812', to the reverse similar panels representing Summer and Winter, the stem and circular foot with polychrome banded decoration, height 16.5cm (minor haircracks). Provenance: previously sold Sotheby's Billingshurst, 14th November 1992, Lot 140.

A Wedgwood Dragon lustre vase, circa 1920s, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, the baluster body gilt with a dragon against a ruby lustre ground, the mother-of-pearl interior decorated with butterflies, gilt printed Portland Vase mark and pattern No. Z4827 to base, height 22cm.

A Lladro figure A Barrow of Fun, No. 5460, height 20.5cm.

A Lladro figure At the Ball, No. 5859, boxed.

A Moorcroft Anna Lily vase, circa 1998, designed by Nicola Slaney, height 15.5cm, with a wooden stand, together with a Moorcroft Cluny circular dish, diameter 11.8cm, each with impressed and painted marks to base.

A Moorcroft table lamp base, decorated with peony style flowers against a cream ground, on a wooden circular base, total height 28.5cm.

A St Ives Troika marmalade pot, circa 1970, decorated by Ann Lewis, monogrammed, height 8.8cm (minor nicks), together with a David Leach Lowerdown Pottery celadon glazed teabowl with carved sides, height 7cm, and a Tagami Isamu Japanese yunomi, height 8.5cm.

A Minton jardinière, circa 1862, of U-shape with lion mask handles, painted with a river landscape view opposing a ship on a beach by crashing waves, above a low-bellied blue ground border with white reeded detail, impressed and painted marks to base, height 20.5cm (restored).

Three Lladro figures, comprising Cinderella, No. 4828, Bashful Bather, No. 5455, and Friend of the Butterflies, No. 6963 (faults to last), together with a Coalport figure of Debutantes Beth.

A set of six Royal Crown Derby Imari coffee cans and saucers, circa 1912 to 1916, pattern No. 2451, red printed, painted and impressed marks to base, cased.

A pair of Dresden porcelain vases and covers, early 20th century, of high-shouldered form, painted with opposing figural and pink ground floral panels within gilt borders, the domed covers with pointed gilt finials, underglaze blue Helena Wolfsohn style 'AR' mark to bases, height 37cm.

Five Lladro animals, comprising It wasn't me, No. 7672, Collie, No. 6455, Collie, No. 1316, Ducklings, No. 4895, and Flying Duck, No. 1264, three boxed, together with a group of Lladro Collector's Society memorabilia and four Nao figures.

A mixed group of Wedgwood jasperwares, 20th century, various colours, including a yellow bowl sprigged with prunus blossom, a black teacup and saucer, a green spill vase and a black circular box and cover gilt with the head of a pharaoh.

A Royal Albert Silver Maple pattern part service, comprising oval platter, nine dinner plates, eight tea plates, sauceboat and stand, oval serving dish, eight dessert bowls, two cereal bowls, teapot and cover, eight teacups and saucers, milk jug and two sugar bowls.

A Royal Albert Lavender Rose pattern part service, including six coffee cups and saucers, ten tea plates and a sugar bowl, together with a small group of other tablewares, including three boxed Royal Worcester items.

A Royal Doulton stoneware vase, early 20th century, decorated by Jane Hurst, monogrammed, the bulbous body with a band of fruit and leaves beneath the blue glazed neck, impressed and incised marks to base, height 16.5cm, together with twelve assorted figures, including Worcester, Coalport and Doulton.

A small group of Royal Copenhagen porcelain, comprising a model of two geese, a rabbit, two vases and two circular pin dishes, various printed and painted factory marks, height of tallest vase 23cm.

Two Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian pottery vases, dated 1908 and 1911, both covered in a streaked red glaze, one of bulbous form, shape No. 2501, height 26cm, the other tapered ovoid, shape No. 2085, height 27cm (faults).

A Caldas Rainha Portuguese pottery Palissy style dish by Jose A. Cunha, late 19th century, typically relief decorated with reptiles and insects on a shredded grass ground, impressed marks to base, diameter 25cm, together with three other later dishes, two applied with a lobster, diameters 24cm and 19cm, and one with a crab, diameter 19cm (minor faults).