British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Worcester Vitreous part service, circa 1908, each piece printed in green with a trident crest crossed with a ribbon banner inscribed 'TRIDENT', the rims with a green detail edge, comprising a soup tureen, cover and stand, two vegetable tureens and covers, four sauce tureens, covers and stands, a fish platter and drainer, four graduated oval platters, nine soup plates, four plates, diameters 23.5cm, eleven plates, diameters 20.5cm, eleven dessert dishes, seven plates, diameters 15cm, twelve plates, diameters 11.5cm, two sauceboats and stands, eight napkin rings, nine large cans and twelve saucers, seven small cans and nine saucers, three jugs, a jar and cover and three small bowls, green printed factory marks to bases with pattern No. W7854 (faults).

A Royal Crown Derby India pattern egg shaped ornament and stand, circa 1993, gilt button to egg, overall height 8cm, together with a small mixed group of other mostly Japan pattern Crown Derby wares, including a 4021 pattern teacup and a plate with wavy rim, diameter 22cm, and a similar oval tray (minor faults).

Three pieces of E. Bingham Castle Hedingham pottery, late 19th century, comprising a green glazed two-tier candlestick with loop handles, dated '1649' opposing the monogram 'E.M.', height 22cm, a light brown and cream glazed jug with horseshoe motifs above a chevron band, height 17.5cm, and a brown and blue glazed jug, height 14cm, various incised and applied marks (faults and restoration).

A set of four Ruskin marquise shaped pottery buttons on their original card, with mottled dark blue glaze, length of each button 4.2cm, together with two Ruskin pottery circular brooches with sterling silver mounts, another with white metal mount and two similar pewter mounted brooches.

A pair of Worshipful Company of Salters blue printed coat of arms plates, probably Hicks, Meigh & Johnson, the rims with floral groups, John Du Croz blue printed retailer's mark to bases, diameter 25.7cm, together with a Royal Worcester porcelain botanical plate with unusual puce printed factory mark, diameter 23.7cm, and a Parian figure of Edward Prince of Wales, titled 'Our Prince', by Percy Bryant Baker, dated 1922, height 26cm.

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern miniature tea-for-two, comprising oval tray, length 22.5cm, teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, jug and two teacups and saucers, together with a group of other miniatures, including a Wedgwood Kutani Crane tea-for-one and a Wedgwood Wild Strawberry tea-for-one.

Two Royal Crown Derby limited edition Christmas plates, the first dated 1991 and No. 23 of 1500, the second dated 1992 and No. 723 of 2000, both boxed with certificates.

Three pairs of blue ground Carlton Ware vases, first half 20th century, comprising a cylindrical pair in the Chinese Figures pattern, height 15.3cm, a baluster pair in the Barge pattern, height 19.5cm, and a bulbous pair with trumpet necks in the New Mikado pattern, height 16cm, various black printed, painted and impressed marks to bases.

A mixed group of blue ground Carlton Ware, mid-20th century, including a large New Mikado pattern flared cylindrical vase, height 26cm, a Mikado jar and cover, height 17.5cm, a Barge bowl, diameter 17.5cm, and a Mikado plate, diameter 23cm, together with two pieces of ruby lustre ground Crown Devon.

A Moorcroft Cotton Top pattern limited edition vase, circa 2003, designed by Sian Leeper, No. 32 of 150, impressed and painted marks to base with designer's signature, height 22.5cm, boxed.

A graduated set of five Mason's Patent Ironstone hydra jugs, early 19th century, with Japan pattern decoration, height of tallest 23.7cm, height of shortest 7.5cm, together with two other similar jugs, various impressed marks to bases (minor faults).

A Shelley Regent shape part service, pattern No. WR2169, comprising six teacups, saucers and tea plates, cake plate and jug, together with a drip glaze Shelley butter dish and cover and a gilt decorated Noritake part tea service (faults).

A Daniel porcelain part service, circa 1825, painted in pattern No. 4044 with floral panels within gilt scroll and foliate framing, against a cobalt blue ground, comprising six teacups and saucers of Old English shape, teapot stand, two plates, diameter 23.5cm, sucrier and cover and jug, together with a small group of other English porcelain, including two Imari painted plates and a Worcester teabowl with matched saucer (minor faults).

A large Kutzhütte pottery figure of an Art Deco lady, 1920s/30s, probably designed by Stephan Dakon, wearing a pink dress and hat, standing in elaborate pose, raised on a domed base, green printed mark to base, height 50cm.

A Mintons pottery pink glazed small bottle vase, late 19th century, designed by Christopher Dresser, decorated with stems of white roses beneath a gilded collar band to the neck, heightened with four pink 'jewels', indistinct impressed marks, height 9.7cm.

A rare child's pottery yellow ground diminutive mug, circa 1800, printed in brown with two boys playing on a see-saw above the inscription 'A PRESENT FOR MY DEAR BOY', height 4.8cm (faults and restoration).

A small group of pottery and porcelain, English and Continental, 19th and 20th century, including three Royal Worcester blush ivory miniature loving cups and a matching mug, each decorated with flowers, height 4cm, a similar Worcester patch box and cover, a French figural candlestick, height 19.5cm, and a Mason's jug (some faults).

A Wedgwood Queensware part dessert service, circa 1898, decorated with a pagoda within chinoiserie flowers beneath pierced rims, comprising an oval dish, length 28.5cm, and five plates, diameter 22.3cm, impressed, printed and painted factory marks (fault to rim of one plate).

Six creamware asparagus servers, circa 1790, of traditional fan shape with feather edge rims heightened in blue, length 6.8cm each, together with a similar pearlware shell shaped dish (minor faults).