British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Doulton flambé vase, early 20th century, of bulbous form, printed mark to base, height 21cm, a Royal Doulton flambé shaped circular bowl, designed by C.J. Noke, decorated with a cottage within a landscape, printed mark and painted signature to base, diameter 30cm, and a Royal Lancastrian vase, covered in a matt green glaze, impressed marks to base, height 14cm.

A Mintons cobalt blue ground bottle vase and cover, circa 1891, the spherical body decorated in the manner of Dresser with a geometric foliate design in gilt and green, white and pale blue enamels, the cover, neck and footrim with contrasting geometric designs, green printed and impressed marks to base, height 41cm.

A pair of Sunderland lustre rectangular plaques, mid-19th century, printed and coloured with the inscriptions 'Prepare to meet thy God' and 'Praise ye the Lord', beneath an angel trumpeter and framed by a floral wreath, length 24cm.

A Royal Crown Derby oval bowl centrepiece, circa 1947, painted with sprays of roses below a scroll moulded rim heightened in gilt, raised on scroll feet, red printed mark to base, height 13.2cm.

A mixed group of pale blue Wedgwood jasperware, 20th century, typically sprigged in white with Classical figures, emblems and motifs, including two pairs of vases, two jars and covers, a footed tazza and four boxes and covers.

A pair of Delft sixteen-tile panels, late 18th/19th century, probably Portuguese, both painted in blue, yellow and manganese with a central large flowerhead within a surround of scrolling foliage and flowers, each panel approx 56cm square, sealed into wooden frames with closed backs (faults and restoration).

An unusual Coalport hexagonal jar and cover, late 19th century, with moulded branch coral and shell decoration to each edge, heightened in gilt, three central panels with an oval cartouche painted with boats at sea, framed by foliate gilt decoration, raised on four shell feet, green printed mark to base, height 21cm.

A large brown stoneware flagon, probably Rhenish, late 17th/18th century, the ovoid body with a loop handle, height 39cm.

A Minton pierced rim cabinet plate, circa 1873, painted by Edouard Rischgitz, signed, with a shepherd, his dogs and flock, overlooking a cliff, impressed factory marks, diameter 23cm, together with a Howell & James Art Pottery Exhibition circular charger, painted by Ayres with a scene of dogs, titled 'A Jack In Office', circa 1881, diameter 36cm.

A pair of Royal Worcester Aesthetic two-handled vases, circa 1893, each painted with floral sprays and insects against a pale green ground, puce printed marks to base, height 29.3cm.

A pair of Derby porcelain plates, circa 1800, painted in the style of Billingsley with central floral bouquets, the lobed rims gilt with leafy stems, puce painted potter's stool mark to bases, diameter 23.7cm (wear to gilding).

A Meissen gilt ground cup and saucer, mid-18th century, painted with Deutsche Blumen, the cup with scroll handle, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue to bases, diameter of saucer 13.5cm (small chip to saucer), together with a 20th century Meissen cup and saucer, painted with scattered floral sprigs, and another Continental porcelain cup and saucer.

A small group of studio pottery, including a Lowerdown Pottery mug, painted with a stylized foxglove against an oatmeal ground, height 10.8cm, a Colin Kellam jug, painted with ducks, height 13.8cm, and a Rye Pottery jardinière, painted with stars and stripes, diameter 13.5cm.

A Bow porcelain octagonal plate with powder blue ground, circa 1760-65, painted with a central chinoiserie landscape view beneath smaller fan shaped and circular panels, painted with other landscapes and flowers, diameter 22.5cm, together with a Bow Two Quail pattern Kakiemon octagonal plate, diameter 19.5cm, and a Chelsea plate, painted with fruit, diameter 21cm (faults and restoration).

A Dutch Delft charger, late 18th century, painted in blue with a chinoiserie style bird amongst foliage, diameter 33cm, together with a similar figural example, diameter 30cm.

A Lladro Gres porcelain figure Peace Offering, No. 3559, height 44cm (repaired and lacking dove to right hand).

A pair of Chamberlains Worcester porcelain plates, circa 1800, painted in sepia with a central landscape view within a rim of gilt ovals edged in gilding, red painted factory mark, diameter 22cm, together with a Tournai porcelain plate, painted in blue with flowers Décor au Ronda, beneath a moulded rim, diameter 21cm.

Two Royal Worcester cups and three matching saucers, circa 1920, painted by Louis Flexman with borders of fruit within beaded rims, puce printed mark to bases, diameter of saucer 9.5cm (one cup cracked).

A Caughley porcelain miniature oval meat platter, circa 1780, painted in blue with The Island pattern, blue painted 'S' mark to base, length 7.3cm, together with five Spode blue printed Tower pattern miniature soup plates, diameter 8cm.