British and Continental Ceramics

A Denby Danesby Pastel Ware vase, relief decorated with deer amidst trees, black printed factory mark to base, height 18.5cm, together with a group of late 19th and early 20th century decorative pottery, including a majolica monkey jug, height 18.3cm, two Doulton Balloon Seller figures, a Poole Delphis dish and a Brannan vase (minor faults).

Five Lladro figures, comprising Take your Medicine, No. 5921, Sweet Dreams, No. 1535, Chit Chat, No. 5466, New Playmates, No. 5456, and Bashful Bather, No. 5455.

Ten Royal Doulton figures, comprising Elaine, HN2791, Lisa, HN2394, Happy Anniversary, HN3097, Janine, HN2461, Lorna, HN2311, Marilyn, HN3002, Sweet Seventeen, HN2734, Lucy, HN4459, Emma, HN3714, and Adrienne, HN2304.

A Minton relief moulded two-handled Silenus vase in dark green, mid-19th century, unmarked, height 22.3cm, together with a collection of nineteen relief moulded stoneware jugs, 19th century, of varying colours, sizes and design, including Ridgway, Jones & Walley, Mayer and Dudson, a similar Wedgwood white stoneware jug, relief moulded with a hunt below a blue glazed neck, and a pale green stoneware Toby jug and cover (faults and restoration).

A large Poole Pottery Volcano range ginger jar and cover, height 32cm, together with another Volcano range ginger jar, height 27cm.

A collection of Doulton Slaters Patent stoneware vases and a jug, all decorated with floral motifs against a textured ground, height of tallest vase 26.9cm.

Ten Royal Doulton figures, comprising Fair Lady, HN2193, Sara, HN2265, Chloe, HN4456, Coralie, HN2307, Deborah, HN3844, Julia, HN2706, Jennifer, HN2392, Gail, HN2937, Southern Belle, HN2425, and Kirsty, HN2381.

A collection of Belleek, mid-20th century and later, including a limited edition Archive Collection 2007 Panel Vase, numbered 1080/2000, height 21.5cm, various other vases, a limpet sugar bowl and cover and two clocks.

A small mixed group of stoneware pottery, English and Continental, 19th and 20th century, including two Royal Doulton Harvest jars and covers, sprigged with toping figures and hunts, a Minton Drunken Silenus jug, a two-handled goblet, relief moulded with opposing faces, and a face jug, together with a treacle glazed Toby teapot and cover, height 25.5cm, and a large studio pottery ewer with incised geometric decoration, height 39cm (minor faults).

A Spode bat printed part service, circa 1805, pattern No. 557, comprising teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, slop bowl, jug, circular saucer dish, diameter 21.2cm, eight coffee cans, eleven bute shape teacups and ten saucers (faults and repairs).

A large pair of Royal Worcester Eastern Water Carrier figures, circa 1903, decorated in shot enamels, each standing on a naturalistic base with a small jardinière at their feet, each of which have removable liners, green printed and impressed marks to bases, shape No. 594, heights 45.5cm and 44cm (minor faults to liners).

A Royal Doulton limited edition large-size character jug the Duke of Wellington, No. 823 of 1000, boxed with certificate, together with a double-sided Gamekeeper and Poacher limited edition teapot and cover, No. 661 of 1500, boxed with certificate.

A Belleek four-strand Henshall's Twig basket, circa 1980, of circular shape with tinted flowers applied to the rim, gold printed mark to base, diameter 21.5cm, boxed (small fault to rim).

Two Wedgwood Clarice Cliff Centenary Collection conical sugar sifters, circa 1999, the first based upon the Farmhouse pattern, the second Red Roofs, both boxed with certificates, height 13cm.

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.

A Soholm stoneware Danish pottery studio vase, 1970s, the bulbous body designed by Paul Brandborg and probably decorated by Noomi Backhausen, impressed marks to base, height 19cm, together with a small group of English and European studio pottery.

A large collection of studio pottery, including a Rupert Blamire circular dish, diameter 13.9cm, three Selborne mugs, decorated with the flame and spot designs, Ruth Cox, The Pottery Cockington and various goblets, mugs, vases and bowls.

Seven pieces of Portmeirion Botanic Garden tablewares, including two vases, height 25.5cm, a jardinière and stand and two graduated quiche dishes.

Twenty Coalport bone china cottages, including limited edition Belvedere, 341/500, with certificate and box, limited edition The Vinery, 471/500, with certificate, limited edition Rose Haven, boxed, The Bell Tower, The Old Curiosity Shop, The Watermill and Pagoda House.