British and Continental Ceramics

A Clarice Cliff Fantasque Pastel Autumn pattern vase, shape No. 358, circa 1930, black printed factory mark to base with moulded shape number, height 21cm. Provenance: previously in the collection of Desmond Jones.

Two Beswick Beatrix Potter figures, comprising Duchess holding a pie and Pickles, both mark BP-3b, with matched boxes.

A large pair of Royal Doulton stoneware vases, early 20th century, decorated by Florrie Jones, monogrammed, with large white flowers on leafy branches to each upper body against a mottled green glazed ground, impressed and incised marks to bases, height 36cm.

Four pieces of Royal Doulton flambé woodcut, comprising shape No. 1617, decorated with a fisherman, height 33cm, shape No. 1603, height 18cm, shape No. 1614, height 14cm, and a plate decorated with ruins, shape No. 1621, diameter 16cm.

A large Edward Challinor Oriental Sports blue printed tree and well meat platter, mid-19th century, decorated after Spode with Dooreahs or Dog Keepers Leading out Dogs, blue printed factory mark, length 49cm (footrim chipped).

A mixed group of British pottery and porcelain, mostly early 19th century, including four circular pierced rim pearlware ribbon plates, one polychrome painted with flowers, the other three with blue printed decoration, diameter 18.5cm, a similar oval dish, a child's alphabet plate, printed and painted with a titled scene 'Playing at Lovers', diameter 16cm, a Chamberlain Worcester mug, printed in black with a view of Worcester Bridge, some bat printed teawares and a puce printed coffee can (minor faults).

A group of Continental porcelain, 18th century and later, including a Niderviller sauceboat, painted with blue cornflowers above blue heightened leaf moulding, blue painted 'N' mark to base, length 23cm, a Naples Capodimonte beaker, relief moulded with Classical figures, height 9.5cm, a Samson Jabberwocky pattern teacup and saucer, three floral painted Sèvres plates and a Vienna part service (minor faults).

A silver mounted stoneware harvest jug, circa 1827, typically sprigged with toping figures, trees and a huntsman and hounds, the silver mounted rim with pewter tappit lid, Birmingham 1827 by Spooner Clowes & Co, height 20cm, together with three pearlware coffee pots and covers, a creamware teapot and cover and a black ground Staffordshire pottery teapot and cover (faults and restoration).

An Aynsley part tea service, decorated with floral groups beneath scroll edged green scale borders, together with four Continental figures and two Staffordshire bagpiper figures (faults and restoration).

A Dudson black glazed pottery moonflask, late 19th century, enamelled with chinoiserie figures and motifs to each side, the neck flanked by gilt Buddhistic lion handles, enamelled numerals to base, height 22cm, together with an Ashworth pottery jug with pewter tappit lid, decorated with titled scenes of Classical figures, an Alcock Pugin attributed jug and a relief moulded jug (some restoration).

A mixed group of English porcelain cabinet plates and dishes, mostly 19th century, landscape and floral painted with a variety of coloured grounds, including a green ground Alcock rectangular shaped low comport, length 28.5cm, a Spode foliate moulded oval dish with gilt dentil rim, length 26.3cm, a Royal Crown Derby Vine plate, signed, a Derby titled botanical plate, Mintons, Bodley and Worcester (minor faults).

An oversize Mintons teacup and saucer, circa 1900, decorated with chinoiserie motifs and flowers within a scroll edged pink 'Y' diaper ground, diameter of saucer 21.5cm, together with a group of English mostly 19th century tablewares, including a Spode shell shaped dish with gilt enriched handle, a pair of Miles Mason blue printed saucer dishes, diameter 19.5cm, a pair of Spode Lucano pattern brown printed plates, diameter 21cm, and an ironstone teapot stand (some faults).

A New Hall porcelain helmet shaped cream jug, circa 1790, pattern No. 208, height 9cm, together with a mixed group of English pottery and porcelain teawares, late 18th and 19th century, including an iron red and silver lustre decorated teabowl and saucer, a Spode Felspar teapot and cover with gilt fruit knop, pattern No. 4305 (minor restoration), a pearlware floral painted teabowl with blue line rim, two lilac sprigged cups and saucers, a New Hall shell cup and saucer and a small group of Lowestoft style Imari wares (minor faults).

A large assorted group of mostly English porcelain cabinet cups and some saucers, late 18th century and later, including Mintons, Spode, New Hall, Wedgwood, Derby, Chamberlains and Worcester, in a variety of floral and geometric patterns (minor faults).

Six Lladro figures, comprising Oriental Lantern, No. 6231, Littlest Clown, No. 5811, Nothing to Do, No. 5649, Girl with Chicken, Spring is Here, No. 5223, and Geisha, No. 4807, together with a Royal Crown Derby Imari Honey Bear paperweight, stopper to base (some faults/losses).

A large pair of Continental porcelain figures, circa 1900, modelled as a maiden and her companion in period dress, raised on pierced circular bases with gilt enriched scroll moulded detail, impressed 'VG' mark to base of maiden, height 47cm.

A Mason's Patent Ironstone Chinese style vase, late 19th century, the baluster body decorated in blue and gilt with pagodas on islands, the neck flanked by gilt pierced handles, height 31.5cm, together with two Brown Westhead-Moore & Co blue printed vases, decorated in high relief with fruits and leaves, and a Multan vase and cover, height 45cm (faults and losses).

A Sitzendorf porcelain floral encrusted mirror frame, late 19th century, of oval shape, applied with three cherubs holding floral garlands, underglaze blue factory mark, length 30cm, together with a Sitzendorf Meissen style Cupid figure group, another Cupid group, a Royal Worcester cup with butterfly handle and two English porcelain dishes (faults and losses).

An Aynsley limited edition loving cup commemorating the 50th anniversary of the coronation of Elizabeth II, No. 32 of 100, boxed with certificate, a Doulton limited edition Prince William tankard, No. 236 of 500, boxed with certificate, five Wedgwood commemorative plates, three limited edition commemorative Caithness paperweights and a Crummles limited edition Golden Jubilee box, most with certificates, each boxed.