British and Continental Ceramics

A Franklin Mint porcelain model of a tiger on a rectangular wooden plinth, entitled 'On the Prowl', total height 31.5cm.

A set of four Continental Meissen style two-handled porcelain baskets, late 19th/early 20th century, each of pierced oval form with floral moulded decoration and painted study of fruit, heightened in gilt, pseudo marks to bases, length 21cm (some restoration).

A set of twelve Herend porcelain plates, 20th century, each painted with a central floral spray within a basketweave moulded rim, blue printed and impressed marks to base, diameter 22.8cm.

A Ridgway part tea service, early 19th century, decorated with iron red floral sprays within cobalt blue and gilt scroll borders, comprising teapot, cover and stand, two-handled sucrier, cover and stand and milk jug, iron red number '2/1038' to bases (minor faults).

An unusual advertising blue and white printed Willow pattern oval platter, late 19th century, the centre printed with the inscription 'W.Gould Baker & Confectioner', length 40.5cm, together with two H. Miller printed wares, each depicting a street scene of Seaton.

A small group of decorative pottery jugs, late 19th century, including a William Brownfield pewter mounted stoneware 'Universe' jug, depicting emblems of the four continents, height 23.5cm, a Mason's jug and three copper lustre jugs.

Six Lladro figures, comprising Pierrot with Puppy, No. 5277, Tired Clown, No. 5812, Pierrot with Concertina, No. 5279, Pierrot with Puppy and Ball, No. 5278, Destination Big Top, No. 6245, and Sad Sax, No. 5471, with six boxes.

A group of English and Continental ceramics, 19th century and later, including two similar Berlin candlesticks, decorated with courting couples, one with blue scale detailing, the other with pink, height 13.8cm, a Furstenberg sepia painted water jug and a silver mounted stoneware harvest jug (some faults).

A very large pair of Continental pottery figures, first half 20th century, dressed in Regency style clothing, raised on elaborate scroll and leaf moulded bases, impressed numerals to bases, height 99cm (faults and restoration).

A large Sunderland lustre jug, 19th century, of typical Dutch shape with mottled pink ground, printed and coloured to one side with a three-masted sailing vessel, the other side with a maritime rescue scene, entitled 'Northumberland Life Boat' between a verse 'A Sailor's Life's the Life for meà ', height 18.5cm (chip to spout).

Two similar graduated Sunderland lustre jugs, 19th century, each of typical Dutch shape with mottled pink ground, each printed and coloured with a three-masted sailing vessel and verses, heights 16.5cm and 14.5cm (minor faults).

Three Lladro figures, comprising Wondering, No. 8280, boxed, Playing in the Sand, No. 8440, and Bath Time, No. 6411.

A pair of Continental porcelain Meissen style figures, late 19th century, modelled as a lady and gentleman in period dress, he reading from a book, she holding a fan, standing on gilt edged circular bases, underglaze blue 'R' mark to bases, heights 39cm and 38cm (some faults and restoration).

A Continental porcelain lithophane base cabinet cup and saucer, late 19th century, the tapered cup painted with a bathhouse within a landscape, the base with a lithophane of a girl and dog, the cup and saucer otherwise with foliate gilt decoration, black painted 'Das neve Badehaus' to base of cup, height of cup 12cm, diameter of saucer 15.4cm.

A Sèvres style cobalt blue ground coffee can, mid to late 19th century, painted with a scene of three gentlemen drinking, signed 'L. Grisee' (?) within a gilt border, otherwise decorated with floral sprays and gilt foliage, pseudo blue painted Sèvres mark and painted 'Les Cerniers'(?) to base, height 7.3cm.

A Meissen chocolate cup and cover, 19th century, probably outside decorated, the ogee cup painted with Artemis the goddess of hunting within a gilt border, otherwise decorated with floral sprays within a gilt geometric rim, the cover with flower bud finial, crossed swords in underglaze blue to base, total height 9.5cm.

A Royal Doulton limited edition figure Vandal V Parliament, No. 454 of 1000, height 23cm, with certificate.

A large porcelain figure group of a hunting scene, probably Frankenthal, late 19th century, modelled in the round, as a central figure of Diana seated on rockwork surrounded by four male huntsmen with dogs, one dog attacking a boar, another lying on the floor having been attacked, one huntsman gutting a stag, indistinct underglaze blue factory mark, diameter 31cm (minor faults).

A large pair of Paris porcelain Meissen style figures, late 19th century, modelled as a lady and gentleman in period dress, he with a basket of flowers, she with a floral garland, standing on naturalistic floral encrusted circular bases, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, height 48.5cm and 46.5cm (minor faults).