British and Continental Ceramics

A Derby porcelain figure group emblematic of music, late 18th century, modelled as a central female flautist standing before a column, flanked by putti with various musical instruments and accoutrements, on a naturalistic mound base, height 25cm, together with another Derby figure of a Classical female, height 22.5cm, two early 19th century Staffordshire figures and a pair of Bevington candelabra figures (faults and restoration throughout).

A Clarice Cliff Forest Glen pattern Greek shape jug, 1930s, with Delecia sky and running red glaze to the interior, black printed and moulded marks to base, height 23cm.

A Clarice Cliff novelty Teepee teapot and two covers, the handle modelled as a totem figure, the spout as an Indian brave with elaborate headdress, black printed factory marks to base and detailed 'Greetings From Canada', height 17cm (faults to one cover).

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Bonjour shape Viscaria pattern tea for two, 1930s, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, preserve pot and cover, two teacups and saucers and small plate, black printed and impressed marks to bases.

A Royal Dux group modelled as two grouse, first half 20th century, raised on a naturalistic oval base decorated in green and gilt shot enamels, applied pink triangle and impressed '2616' to base, height 27cm.

A Meissen scent bottle, late 18th/early 19th century, modelled as Harlequin from the Commedia dell'Arte, standing against a rococo moulded stump, his left hand on his slapstick, indistinct blue crossed swords mark to base, height 7.5cm (faults and losses).

A large Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica circular platter, late 19th century, painted with a titled specimen of Potentilla Frieseana beneath the gilt serrated rim, underglaze blue wave mark and painter's numeral, black script title, diameter 35.5cm (minor chip to rim). ¦Provenance: purportedly a gift from the Danish Royal Family to their children's tutor Albert Andresen. One of the children he allegedly taught was Princess Alexandra, who became the wife of Edward VII.

A pair of Royal Doulton stoneware vases, 1920s, decorated by Annie Lyons, monogrammed, with groups of blue flowers against a vertical striped ground, impressed and incised marks to bases, height 15.5cm, together with a group of Art Deco pottery, including Shelley, Maling and Carlton Ware (minor faults).

A Clarice Cliff Delecia Citrus conical footed bowl, 1930s, black printed marks to base, diameter 11.5cm, together with a Blue Chintz pattern grapefruit bowl (chip to underside rim edge), a Delecia Citrus Daffodil shape jug, height 17.5cm (heavily restored), and a Delecia Nasturtium shape 452 vase, height 21cm (heavily restored).

A rectangular Continental porcelain plaque, late 19th century, painted with a seated young girl reading a book which rests on her lap, impressed numerals to reverse, 25cm x 17.5cm, framed.

A Clarice Cliff Autumn Crocus pattern conical sifter, 1930s, black printed marks to base, height 13.5cm, together with a Canterbury Bells pattern conical sifter (Canterbury Bells sifter heavily restored).

Two Clarice Cliff Bizarre shape 205 vases, 1930s, the first painted in the Gayday pattern, the second Autumn Crocus, black printed, impressed and incised marks to bases, height 21cm.

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Nasturtium pattern cruet set, 1930s, comprising salt, pepper and mustard and cover, together with four Clarice Cliff preserve pots and covers, comprising two of beehive shape in the Pastel Melon pattern, one with double fruit knop in the Autumn Crocus pattern and a striped example of beehive form (some faults).

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Autumn Crocus pattern tankard shape part coffee service, 1930s, comprising two coffee pots and covers, six coffee cans and saucers, four 15cm diameter plates, one 17.7cm diameter plate, cylindrical preserve jar and cover, mustard pot and cover, cream jug, pin dish and beaker (faults).

A Clarice Cliff Art Deco Biarritz shape part service, 1930s, decorated with a black scroll motif and silver lustre banding, comprising two graduated platters, thirteen plates in four sizes, tureen and cover, sauceboat, sugar bowl, six coffee cups, five saucers and Bonjour shape coffee pot and cover, together with a matched tureen and cover, various printed marks (faults).

A collection of Carlton Ware Yellow Buttercup wares, late 1930s, including teapot and cover, three teacups and two saucers, jug, sugar bowl, mug, preserve jar and cover and butter dishes, together with four Carlton Ware banana shaped dishes (minor faults).

A mixed group of floral embossed and moulded Carlton Ware, 1930s and later, including a large foxglove footed dish, a similar Apple Blossom dish, five mugs, cups and saucers, dishes and a foxglove teapot and cover, together with a Beswick daffodil moulded cup and biscuit plate (minor faults).

Five pierced silver coffee can holders with Limoge porcelain cans, Sheffield 1912, of scroll design, together with a Derby Imari painted teapot, cover and stand with matching slop bowl and saucer, three pieces of floral painted Royal Worcester and a small group of glassware (faults and restoration).

A pair of Derby figures, second half 18th century, modelled as a shepherd and his dog and a shepherdess with a garlanded sheep, each with bocage decoration and raised on a scroll moulded base, height 14.5cm (restoration).