British and Continental Ceramics

A garniture of three Derby porcelain two-handled vases, circa 1815-20, of shield shape, painted with circular panels of flower baskets on stone plinths within gilt foliate scroll detail, raised on circular feet and square bases, red painted factory marks, height 19.5cm and 23cm (extensive faults and restoration).

An Art Deco Delphine China part service, comprising six trios, milk jug, sugar bowl and cake plate.

A small group of mostly Royal commemorative pottery and porcelain, late 19th and 20th century, including a Shelley George VI Coronation loving cup, a Doulton Edward VIII beaker, Aynsley, Paragon and Wedgwood, together with a Stevenson & Hancock Derby floral painted coffee cup and saucer and three Staffordshire pieces.

A mixed group of studio pottery, mid to late 20th century, including three Wenford Bridge bowls, painted with a dragonfly by Ara Cardew, four matching mugs and a jug, a similar bowl by Ara Cardew and two St Ives pieces by Trevor Corser (faults).

A set of nine Royal Doulton Williamsburg series figures, comprising Boy, HN2183, Child, HN2154, Silversmith, HN2208, Hostess, HN2209, Gentleman, HN2227, Lady, HN2228, Royal Cook, HN2233, Wigmaker, HN2239, and Blacksmith, HN2240.

A small group of decorative ceramics, including a Bloor Derby figure of a woman and her dog, two Royal Doulton female studies, a Sitzendorf figure and a two-handled loving cup (faults).

Two Dresden porcelain figural candelabra, late 19th century, the stems modelled as a classical female supporting a putto, on rose encrusted bases beneath removable three-branch candle holders with scroll arms, underglaze blue 'AR' mark to bases, height 52cm (faults and repairs).

A Spode bone china gold Fleur De Lys pattern part service, pattern No. Y7063, comprising two tureens and three covers, five graduated oval dishes in two sizes, a sauceboat and four stands, eleven dinner plates, twelve dessert plates, eleven soup plates, twelve salad plates, fifteen tea plates, three two-handled square dishes, nine two-handled soup bowls and eleven stands, four cereal bowls, teapot and cover, two coffee pots and covers, two coffee cans and five saucers, milk jug and two sugar bowls.

A large Italian maiolica twin snake handled vase, probably Cantagalli, late 19th/early 20th century, the rounded body painted with a continuous scene of classical figures, including Diana with Cupid to one side and a Bacchic scene to the other, the handles with mask terminals, indistinct blue painted mark to base, height 67cm.

A large Derby porcelain potpourri bowl, pierced cover and lid, circa 1815, of typical circular shape with pierced rim, flanked by gilt ram's head handles, painted with floral bouquets and scattered sprigs, raised on three scroll feet and a triform base, red painted factory mark, height 32cm (restoration).

A porcelain coffee pot and cover, possibly Tournay, 18th century, painted with a peasant courting couple within a landscape, the spout mask moulded, flanked by a scroll handle, the cover with a flower finial, height 21cm (restoration).

A Robinson & Leadbeater Parian figure, late 19th century, of a standing woman looking down, wearing a dress, raised on a circular base, height 39cm (small chip to base).

Two Minton Parian figures of Dorothea and Clorinda, circa 1860-1871, modelled by John Bell, impressed and incised marks to base, heights 34cm and 33cm (faults).

A William De Morgan Sunset and Moonlight Suite triple lustre bowl, by Fred Passenger, late 19th/early 20th century, painted to the interior with a lion beneath a band of hearts and leaves, a wide border of vertical stiff leaves to the exterior, painted 'F.P.' monogram to base, diameter 12.8cm.

A Paragon two-handled limited edition Edward VIII Coronation commemorative loving cup, circa 1937, with gilt lion handles, No. 476 of 1000, height 11cm, boxed.

A Royal Doulton figure of London Cry, HN752, designed by L. Harradine, height 17.5cm.

A Royal Doulton figure of The Flower Seller's Children, HN1206, designed by L. Harradine, decorated in the blue and purple colourway, height 21cm.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware miniature Toby jug, circa 1900, designed by Harry Simeon, height 8cm.

A Lord Nelson stoneware jug, probably Doulton & Watts, circa 1840-50, modelled as a half-length bust in naval uniform, the base edge inscribed 'Trafalgar 1805. England expects ...', unmarked, height 28cm.