British and Continental Ceramics

Four Lladro figures, comprising Flower Song, No. 7607, Sweet Scent, No. 5221, Pretty Pickings, No 5222, and Can I Play, No. 7610, together with a Lladro bell, with five boxes.

A large pair of Paris porcelain Meissen style figures, late 19th century, modelled as a lady and gentleman in 18th century dress, he holding a dove, she with a floral posy, on circular naturalistic bases applied with flowers and shredded grass, underglaze blue factory marks to bases, heights 68cm and 66cm (minor faults and restoration).

A group of English ceramics, late 18th century and later, including a Liverpool blue painted Cannonball pattern plate, diameter 24.5cm, two Staffordshire porcelain mugs, painted with floral sprays, two similar Staffordshire poodles, each holding a basket of flowers in its mouth, and a Mintons floral decorated plate (some faults).

A large pair of French bisque porcelain figures, circa 1900, modelled as a man and woman in period dress, she feeding hay to a sheep, he putting water into a bowl for his dog, standing on gilt detailed marble effect circular bases, impressed factory mark 'L & M' with numerals, height 49cm and 53cm (some faults).

A large pair of Continental porcelain Meissen style figures, late 19th century, modelled as a lady and gentleman in period dress, he with a floral posy, she with a garland, standing on floral encrusted naturalistic rectangular bases, crossed swords and incised factory marks to bases, heights 49cm and 48cm (minor faults).

A group of decorative ceramics, including a Royal Crown Derby Treasures of Childhood pattern cup, soup bowl and two plates, two Halcyon Days rocking horses, 'Harlequin the Handsome' and 'Dapper the Dandy', and a Mintons gilt guardsman figure.

A large Continental bisque porcelain figure of a classical goddess, late 19th century, modelled standing on a circular base holding a cornucopia of flowers, impressed numerals '2280', height 54cm.

A large pair of French porcelain Meissen style figures, late 19th century, modelled as a standing lady and gentleman in period dress, each holding flowers, raised on naturalistic circular bases, underglaze blue factory mark, height 41cm (some restoration and faults).

A Mintons Marlow pattern part service, comprising three tureens and covers, six dinner plates and sandwich plates, six breakfast bowls, a sauceboat and stand and twelve side plates.

Four Royal Copenhagen figures, comprising Boy with Apple, No. 4680, Boy with Teddy Bear, No. 144, Boy Bathing, No. 1786, and The Flying Trunk.

A Continental porcelain Meissen style figure of a gardener, late 19th century, modelled as a seated gentleman with a basket of flowers on his lap, on a naturalistic base, blue crossed swords mark to base, height 20cm, together with a Paris porcelain figure of Justice, height 17cm, a figure of a boy beating a dog, a Staffordshire porcelain boy holding a bird's nest, and a figure of a putto (faults and restoration).

Two Derby porcelain figures modelled as Minerva and Britannia, circa 1770-80, the former beside a pile of books surmounted by an owl, holding her shield with Medusa head, the latter with a lion at her feet before a shield and flag, both on gilt enriched scroll moulded bases, height 33cm (both restored).

A pair of Continental porcelain Chelsea Derby style figures of Neptune and Venus, late 19th/early 20th century, both standing on a shell above a pierced scroll moulded base applied with shells and leaves, gold painted anchor marks to each reverse, heights 35cm and 29cm, together with a similar figure of a classical maiden, height 27cm (restoration).

A pair of Continental porcelain figures representing Africa and Europe, late 19th/early 20th century, the first holding a globe and cornucopia standing before a lion, the second wearing armour and with trophies of war, standing on gilt enriched scroll moulded bases, gilt painted and incised marks to bases, height 28cm and 27cm, together with another figure representing Europe, gilt painted anchor mark, height 22.5cm (minor faults).

A large Thoune pottery circular charger, early 20th century, brown glazed and typically decorated with alpine flowers, unmarked, diameter 38.5cm.

A Royal Worcester two-handled potpourri vase and cover, circa 1892, enamelled with flowers against a blush ground, height 25cm (chip to foot rim), together with a Royal Worcester conical ewer, enamelled with butterflies and flowers, height 24cm (chip to spout), both with puce printed mark to bases.

A Moorcroft Orchid pattern teacup and saucer, 1928-49, impressed and painted marks to bases, saucer diameter 14cm.

A Moorcroft Pansy pattern teapot and cover, circa 1940, impressed marks to base, height 14.5cm (bruise to glaze on handle).

Eight Isle of Arran porcelain models of birds, including Great Crested Grebe, Oyster Catcher, Puffin, Ringed Plover, Robin, Blue Tit, Firecrest and Long Tailed Tit, all bearing paper labels to bases, together with six other Isle of Arran models of birds.