British and Continental Ceramics

Two Measham bargeware teapots and covers, late 19th century, typically brown glazed with sprigged decoration and teapot finials, one inscribed 'MYRA BEECHEY OLDBURY 1887', the other 'HOME SWEET HOME', height of tallest 31cm.

Four pieces of Herend Green Chinese Bouquet pattern wares, 20th century, comprising a campana shaped vase on paw feet and square base, height 13cm, a rectangular box and cover, a circular box and cover and a single-handled ramekin bowl and cover.

A mixed group of 20th century decorative ceramics, including a Royal Doulton figure The Favourite, HN2249, a Michael Sutty figure Mary had a Little Lamb, a Bing & Grondahl figure of a girl and seven Halcyon Days enamel pill boxes.

A Lladro gres figure Musketeer, No. 2059, height 70.5cm (minor faults).

A Dresden Helena Wolfsohn Vienna style circular bowl and cover, mid to late 19th century, the cover painted with a scene of Cupid watching over a scantily clad classical maiden and her male soldier attendant, within a gilt foliate scroll and trellis border against a cobalt blue ground, blue painted crowned 'D' mark to base, diameter 18.5cm.

A Copeland Parian figure of Jenny Lind, circa 1847, modelled after Joseph Durham, on a socle base, impressed marks to reverse, height 21cm.

A Moorcroft flambé Orchid pattern vase, 1950s/60s, printed marks to base, height 12.8cm, together with a Moorcroft flambé Hibiscus pattern squat vase, printed marks to base, height 9.3cm.

A Davenport blue printed Kneeling Person and Chinese Bells pattern part child's toy dinner service, late 19th century, comprising three graduated platters, ten large plates, twelve small plates, two vegetable tureens and covers and two soup tureens, covers and stands, together with a Staffordshire green printed part child's toy service, decorated with Cupid and two swans within foliate border, and two similar green printed child's toy plates.

Two Lladro figures, comprising Mermaid on Wave, No. 1347, height 42cm (chip to fingers), and Pearl Mermaid, No. 1348, height 29cm.

A Meissen porcelain figure group of two boys, late 19th century, modelled wearing 18th century dress, standing beside bulrushes, holding aloft an oval basket, raised on a scroll moulded base, crossed swords in underglaze blue and incised number '2926' to base, height 14.4cm (minor restoration).

A pair of Derby porcelain figures allegorical of Spring and Summer, mid-19th century, modelled as a girl holding floral wreaths and a boy holding a sheaf of wheat, each raised on a scroll moulded base, blue painted marks to bases, height 22cm, together with a pair of Bloor Derby figures of a seated boy with fruit and a seated girl with flowers, incised 'No. 8' to bases, height 12.8cm (some faults and restoration).

A Staffordshire pearlware figure of The Widow of Zarephath, circa 1800, modelled seated beside a barrel and water jug, holding a sponge, raised on a square base, height 23.5cm, together with a pair of pearlware figures of a man and woman representing old age, each raised on a naturalistic base, iron red number '52' to base, height 18cm (some faults and restoration).

A pair of Meissen style porcelain monkey band figures, late 19th century, comprising horn player and boy pipe player, pseudo crossed swords in underglaze blue and incised marks to bases, heights 15cm and 14.2cm, together with three similar German Meissen style monkey band figures (faults).

A collection of miniature porcelain and pottery wares, including a Coalport Indian Tree pattern tea service for one, comprising teapot, height 5.2cm, sucrier, milk jug, teacup, saucer and sandwich plate, a tankard, painted with a goldfinch, and a Royal Doulton mug (minor faults).

A Lladro gres figure Don Quixote Dreaming, No. 2084, height 44.5cm.

A Lladro gres limited edition figure Letters to Dulcinea, No. 3509, number 483 of 3500, height 38.5cm, with certificate, together with a Lladro The Art of Porcelain book.

A small group of plates, 20th century, comprising six Redondo Pottery side plates, each decorated with birds and farmyard animals, diameter 21.5cm, six Cantagalli side plates, each decorated with studies of fruit, diameter 20.5cm, and three similar Italian plates (some faults).

A Capodimonte porcelain cabaret set, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in relief with mythological figural scenes, comprising teapot and cover, hot water pot and cover, milk jug, sucrier and cover, two chocolate pots, covers and saucers and shaped rectangular tray, underglaze blue marks to bases (restoration to teapot).

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Autumn Crocus pattern part tea service, comprising two cake plates, six sandwich plates, milk jug, sugar bowl, four teacups and six saucers and pin dish, black printed marks to bases (minor faults).