British and Continental Ceramics

Two Sitzendorf floral encrusted vases, late 19th century, the first modelled as three putti supporting an egg, height 18.5cm, the second as a single putto with an egg on his back, together with a similar Plaue oil lampbase and a Dresden posy vase (minor faults).

A mixed group of Continental porcelain figures, late 19th and 20th century, mostly in period dress, including a pair of Dresden figures modelled as fruit pickers, height 14cm, a Meissen style figure of a girl washing laundry, height 14cm, and a pair of musicians (faults and restoration).

A pair of Continental porcelain figures of fruit pickers, late 19th/early 20th century, the male and female each carrying a basket of fruit on their back, on gilt enriched scroll moulded bases, unmarked, height 23cm and 22cm, together with three other similar Continental figures, including two Sitzendorf examples (minor faults).

Fifteen assorted Continental porcelain figures and groups, late 19th and 20th century, including two military figures, a Capodimonte boy on a swing and a Meissen style group of two putti representing America and Europe, unmarked, height 16.5cm (faults and restoration).

A large porcelain centrepiece, 20th century, modelled as three cherubs supporting a floral encrusted bowl, pseudo crossed swords in underglaze blue to base, height 24.5cm.

An Art Deco Shelley Queen Anne shape Black Leafy Trees pattern part dinner service, comprising six graduated platters, two two-handled tureens, covers and stands, eleven dinner plates, eleven dessert, twelve soup bowls, twelve side plates and another plate, printed marks and painted pattern number '11575' to bases (some faults).

A small group of pottery by Robert Garnet Heal, comprising an hexagonal vase with incised decoration in Martin Brothers style, height 20.5cm, a pair of lampbases with twisted handles, height 19cm, a vase with foliate decoration and a bowl with an incised floral medallion, each with incised 'RGH' mark to base. Note: Robert Garnet Heal was Ambrose Heal's cousin, with whom he became co-director of the famous family firm Heal's. These pottery items were originally part of a selling exhibition held at The Millinery Works, Islington, London.

A Coalport porcelain rococo shaped part service, circa 1840, decorated in Chinese taste with gilt enriched flowers against an apricot ground with red scroll and moulded scroll detail, comprising teapot and cover, two plates, slop bowl, sucrier (lacking cover), twelve teacups, six coffee cups and twelve saucers (minor faults), together with a thank you from Mary Street Chapel, Taunton, dated July 1909, showing the service was a wedding present for Miss Goodland, framed.

A George Jones majolica jug in the form of a monk or judge, late 19th century, the standing figure in brown glazed robes, the handle moulded with the head of a goat, pink glazed interior, black painted shape number to base, height 30.5cm.

A Pierre Culot studio pottery CitroÙn vase, second half 20th century, covered in a mottled grey/brown glaze, impressed mark to base, height 13.8cm.

A Meissen figure of Sleeping Louise, late 19th century, modelled by Acier after a painting by Greuze as a girl asleep in a chair, her arm resting on a table, a letter tucked into her bodice, raised on a shaped 'paved' base, crossed swords in underglaze blue to base, incised shape No. E58, height 18.5cm.

A large Capodimonte porcelain figure group The Cheats, length 40cm, with certificate, together with two other similar groups, comprising The Cobbler, with certificate, and La Vendemmia, depicting grape pickers, length 38cm.

A large Capodimonte porcelain figure group depicting an organ grinder with his monkey and donkey, length 41cm, together with three other similar groups, comprising a huntsman with a dog, a scholar, height 23cm, and two older ladies seated on a sofa, height 22cm.

Eight Capodimonte porcelain figure groups, comprising knife sharpener, watch repairer, sailor, old couple, architect, greengrocer, family group and romantic couple with maiden on a balcony.

A rare Kevin Francis limited edition figure Reindeer Boy/The Last of the Reindeer, modelled by Andy Moss, painted by John Michael, number 44 of 50, black painted marks to base, height 25cm, with certificate.

Four Kevin Francis jugs, comprising Peggy Davies, No. 313 of 500, with certificate, height 22cm, Young Peggy Davies, No. 202 of 350, with certificate, Diana, artist's proof, and Spitting Image Charles and Diana character jug, No. 300 of 350, with certificate, with two boxes.

A pair of 'Vienna' porcelain cobalt blue ground circular chargers, early 20th century, both printed with a central circular panel of classical figures, one titled 'The Awakening of Titania' within the gilt overlaid rim with shaped edge, blue printed shield mark to bases, diameter 34cm.

An Art Nouveau Royal Dux porcelain centrepiece, early 20th century, modelled in shot enamels as a maiden with a fishing net standing on a naturalistic base between two shells, applied pink triangle to base with impressed numerals '1091', height 41cm.

Two Kevin Francis figures, comprising limited edition Folies Bergère, No. 20 of 150, height 23cm, and Chantelle, artist's proof, modelled by John Mitchel, height 21cm, with two boxes.