British and Continental Ceramics

Five pieces of Josse Davis studio pottery, including a charger, decorated with a pub scene, and a bowl, decorated with oak leaves, painted signatures to bases, diameter of largest 35.3cm (some faults).

An Old Hall Shanghai pattern rectangular stand or serving platter, circa 1884, designed by Christopher Dresser, length 35cm, together with a Persian pattern square plate and a small group of other pottery items designed or in the manner of Christopher Dresser, including an Aesthetic tusk shaped jug with plated rim (faults and repairs).

A garniture of five pottery vases, 19th century, each applied with white glass fragments, comprising a pair of pinched trefoil shape, height 15cm, a pair of slender bottle form, height 12.5cm, and a bulbous example, height 10cm, each printed in black to base with Royal Crest and inscribed 'By Royal Letters Patent', together with a similar pair of spherical vases, a jar and cover, applied with shredded clay and pottery shells, and another similar pair of vases, probably Doulton, height 15cm.

A large Haviland & Co Limoges Céramique Impressioniste Barbotine French pottery moonflask vase, circa 1880, the flattened brown glazed circular body painted in the style of Emile-Justin Merlot with a view of a waterwheel, impressed marks to base, height 44.5cm.

A Bronte Candle Extinguisher Collection set of ten Alice in Wonderland candle snuffers, limited editions, comprising Cheshire Cat, Mad Hatter, Alice, White Rabbit, March Hare, Queen of Hearts, King of Hearts, Duchess, Caterpillar and Gardener Five, together with a Bronte porcelain Alice's Adventures in Wonderland stand, modelled as an open book, limited edition, height 24cm, all with certificates.

A pair of Minton butterfly plates, circa 1870, designed by William Stephen Coleman, modelled in low relief with the insects both resting on a sunflower head and leaves, impressed and puce printed marks to bases, diameter 23.5cm.

A Royal Doulton Prestige Pioneers Collection figure of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, HN4940, number 169 of 250, height 32cm, with certificate.

A Royal Doulton limited edition figure of Columbus, HN3392, number 1154 of 1492, height 30.5cm, with certificate and box.

A Moorcroft model of a heron, circa 2005, designed by Emma Bossons, impressed marks and painted signature to base, height 18cm, boxed.

A Théodore Deck pottery basket, circa 1870, of rounded rectangular shape, decorated in Japanese style with birds and butterflies amidst flowers and blossom beneath an overhead turquoise and pink glazed handle, red printed mark to base, length 18.5cm, together with a Théodore Deck Japonaiserie turquoise ground jardinière with moulded Buddhistic lion head handles, height 12.8cm (drilled to base).

Two limited edition Royal Doulton figures, comprising The Newsvendor, HN2891, number 2337 of 2500, height 21cm, and RAF Corporal, HN4967, number 871 of 1500, height 27cm, each with certificate.

A Montigny-sur-Loing Céramique Impressioniste Barbotine French pottery vase, circa 1880, by Eugène Schopin, of trumpet form, decorated with blossom and an insect, supported by a winged putto with fish tail on a naturalistic mound base, impressed, incised and painted marks, with original applied paper label, height 32cm.

Two Joan and David De Bethel Rye Pottery cats, one dated 1988, each modelled seated wearing a colourful blouse, with glass set eyes, painted marks to bases, height 18cm.

A Dalpayrat stoneware inkwell, circa 1900, of square, stepped shape with canted corners, covered in a flambé glaze with green pools and purple speckles, impressed name to base with numerals '70', length 10cm.

A small Ruskin lustre ginger jar and cover, dated 1913, of typical high-shouldered form, covered in a mottled yellow glaze with a trailing floral border, impressed marks to base, height 9.5cm.

Two Josse Davis studio pottery plates, each decorated with a tiger, painted signature to bases, diameters 15cm and 24.5cm.

Four Josse Davis studio pottery plates, each decorated with nude figures, signature to bases, diameter of largest 21cm.

A Josse Davis studio pottery charger, decorated with a fox, washing line and high-rise buildings in the background, painted signature to base, diameter 28cm, together with two further Josse Davis plates, one depicting a farmyard scene, the other a sheep, painted signatures to base.

A Linthorpe pottery vase, circa 1880, designed by Christopher Dresser, the green glazed ribbed cylindrical body applied with stems of flowers and foliage, impressed and incised marks to base with facsimile signature, height 22.5cm (restored), together with a Linthorpe Dresser bowl of pierced circular shape, decorated with orchid flowers and foliage, diameter 15cm, and a Linthorpe Dresser dish, relief decorated with peaches, length 13cm. Note: the bowl with orchids is illustrated by Widar Halén in 'Christopher Dresser', pl. 111.