British and Continental Ceramics

A mixed group of late 18th century and later teawares, including a New Hall slop bowl, pattern 173, diameter 12.3cm, a similar New Hall style teabowl and saucers and a pair of Chamberlain Worcester wrythen moulded teabowls and saucers (minor faults).

A Catrin Mostyn Jones abstract sea creature sculptural form, contemporary, the domed top applied in relief with bead nodules, raised on seven pink speckled feet, unmarked, height 19cm, together with two other studio pieces, vase height 10.5cm, bowl diameter 10cm.

A Kate Malone Sliced Fruit of Your Dreams double pea pod, 1990s, associated with The Allotment Exhibition, with orange dry slip exterior and green, yellow and purple pebble glazes to the interior, unmarked, length 24cm, together with a smaller example, length 12cm.

A Kate Malone Sliced Fruit of Your Dreams large Lemon, 1990s, associated with The Allotment Exhibition, with lilac dry slip exterior and red, yellow and purple pebble glazes to the interior, length 21.5cm, together with a smaller example, length 9.3cm.

A Kate Malone Sliced Fruit of Your Dreams large avocado, 1990s, associated with The Allotment Exhibition, with speckled blue dry slip exterior and red, green and yellow pebble glazed interior, length 21cm, together with the book 'Kate Malone A Book of Pots' by Lesley Jackson and Kate Malone.

Four Kate Malone Sliced Fruit of Your Dreams pieces, 1990s, associated with The Allotment Exhibition, each with colourful dry slip exterior and polychrome pebble glazed interiors, comprising a heart, two nuts and a leaf, length 17.5cm.

A large group of Portmeirion Botanic Garden pottery tableware, including plates in five sizes, cups and saucers, jugs, condiments, a pair of salad servers, soufflé dishes, mixing bowls and serving dishes (some faults).

A Dutch Delft potpourri vase and cover, late 18th/19th century, the fluted bulbous body painted in blue with foliate panels between leafy borders, pierced with six holes to the shoulders, the similarly pierced cover of domed shape, height 24cm.

A Quentin Bell Fulham Pottery circular plate, incised and painted in green with a head and shoulders portrait of an elegant lady, the rim with an abstract foliate design, incised, impressed and painted marks to reverse, diameter 21.5cm.

A Quentin Bell Fulham Pottery circular plate, incised and painted in blue and grey with a half-length portrait of a woman with long hair, wearing a bead necklace, within a blue and grey patterned rim, resist pottery marks to base, diameter 22.8cm.

A small group of Booths The Pompadour pattern wares, including a set of seven hors d'oeuvres dishes, held within an oval two-handled wooden tray, a trefoil dish, a tureen and cover and three jugs (minor faults).

Three Royal Doulton limited edition Shakespeare Ladies figures, comprising Desdemona, HN3676, No. 1722 of 5000, Juliet, HN3453, No. 38 of 5000 (fault), and Ophelia, HN3674, No. 172 of 5000, together with a limited edition figure of Florence Nightingale, HN3144, No. 2068 of 5000.

A Staffordshire pottery model of a child's cradle or crib, early 19th century, the mustard glazed basketweave moulded body with brown glazed detail, length 10.5cm, together with two Staffordshire spaniels with baskets of flowers in their mouths, a Wemyss watercress bowl and stand and two pottery 'Memoranda' slabs, one with diamond registration lozenge for McIntyre, circa 1878 (some faults).

An Art Deco Clarice Cliff Bizarre Honeyglaze Mountain pattern cigarette holder ashtray, the rectangular base with vertical back section, black printed marks to base, height 8cm.

A Berlin white glazed porcelain part dinner service, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with gilt rims, including a large two-handled oval soup tureen and cover, height 17cm, a large oval serving dish, length 64cm, a vegetable tureen and cover, two oval platters, a circular platter, twenty-two dinner plates and eleven soup plates, cancelled underglaze blue sceptre and impressed marks to bases.

A Paris porcelain reticulated lozenge shaped basket centrepiece, mid-19th century, the exterior gilt decorated, raised on a rectangular base, height 26cm, together with a similar smaller lozenge shaped basket centrepiece, height 19.5cm.

An Hispano Moresque lustre charger, late 19th century, the centre painted with the coat of arms of Kingdom of Sicily within a lobed panel border, diameter 46cm.

A group of Poole pottery, modern, in a variety of Living Glaze designs, including a large ovoid vase, a jardinière and a charger.

A Copenhagen bisque figure of a classical muse, late 19th/early 20th century, standing playing a lyre, underglaze blue wave mark to base, height 17cm, together with a small group of other bisque and Parian wares, including two busts of musicians and a figure of Shakespeare (some faults).