British and Continental Ceramics

A Meissen porcelain coffee pot and cover and three matching saucers, 19th century, outside factory painted in blue with cupids in various pursuits, beneath a simple foliate band and gilt rims, various underglaze blue crossed swords and impressed marks, height of coffee pot 23cm (minor faults and restoration).

A Royal Worcester oil lamp body and reservoir, circa 1889, the ivory grounds decorated with gilt enriched scattered flower stems beneath moulded gilt enriched borders, puce printed marks, height of body 16cm, with partial brass fittings.

A Jacobus Harlees De Porceleyne Fles (The Porcelain Bottle) Delft charger, circa 1780, painted in shades of blue with a chinoiserie landscape and figures, blue painted monogram and bottle mark to reverse, diameter 35.5cm, together with another late 18th century Dutch Delft blue painted charger, diameter 35.2cm.

A Dutch Delft Cashmere palette vase, 18th century, the ribbed octagonal body of baluster shape, painted with exotic birds, a rabbit and a Buddhistic lion amidst chinoiserie flowers beneath trellis panels, height 22cm, with a matched cover, together with a similarly painted double gourd shaped vase, height 27.5cm, and a dish, dated '1760', diameter 23.5cm (faults and restoration throughout).

A Dutch Delft lobed dish, circa 1700, painted in blue and manganese with Oriental figures and details, blue painted numeral to underside, diameter 31cm, together with two similar smaller dishes, diameters 20.5cm and 21.5cm (some faults).

Three Dutch Delft vases and covers, De Porceleyne Bijl, mid-18th century, the baluster octagonal bodies each painted in blue with a fisherman, within raised scroll and foliate framing, the covers with Buddhistic lion finials, height 28cm, together with two similar vases and a jar, height 14.8cm (faults and restoration).

A Dutch Delft vase, De Drye Clocken, late 18th century, of hexagonal baluster shape, painted in blue with a peony amidst foliate scrollwork, blue painted mark to base, height 18.5cm, together with a group of other later Dutch Delft vases, including four painted with ships, and a mixed group of various Delft covers (faults and restoration).

A rare Dutch Delft blue painted marriage plate, dated '1740', inscribed 'Edw |d and Eliz |h Fuller Norwich 1740', within a circular panel surrounded by trellis and three fish, diameter 22cm (restored), together with another Dutch Delft plate, inscribed with a French verse, diameter 23cm.

A large Italian pottery circular bowl, late 18th/19th century, incised and painted to the base interior in yellow and green with a stylized animal above leaves, the flattened rim with a scale pattern, diameter 48cm, together with a fluted footed bowl, probably Spanish, painted to the base interior with a cat beneath a landscape of trees and foliage, diameter 32cm, and another pottery bowl with incised decoration, probably Italian, diameter 30cm (faults).