British and Continental Ceramics

A limited edition Moorcroft vase, circa 2006, decorated with trees and houses, impressed marks to base and painted '47/150', height 23.5cm, with a box.

A Moorcroft Hartgring vase, circa 2002, designed by Emma Bossons, impressed marks to base, height 21cm, with a box.

A Moorcroft bottle vase, circa 2007, by Marie Penkethman, decorated with koi carp against a dark green ground, impressed marks to base with gilt signature, height 33.5cm, with a box.

Two Moorcroft enamel scent bottles, comprising Magnolia pattern and one decorated with butterflies amongst flowers, printed marks to bases, height 12cm.

A pair of Royal Doulton stoneware Art Nouveau vases, early 20th century, decorated by Rosina Harris, with striped beaded decoration below a stylized foliate border, impressed marks and incised initials to bases, height 13.5cm.

A mixed group of Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern tablewares, including plates, dishes, cups and saucers, bowls and fourteen storage jars and covers.

A Limoges porcelain part dessert service, early 20th century, decorated with orange flowers against a blush ground, comprising a low stand, two oval dishes and eight plates, diameter 21.5cm, green and red printed marks to base with retailer's stamp for 'W. Pearce... Bayswater' (some restoration).

A mixed group of Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern tablewares, including baking dishes, jugs, butter dish and cover, flan dishes, tureen and cover, rolling pin, cake plates and footed bowl.

A George Jones Abbey pattern blue printed part wash set, comprising jug and basin, soap dish, cover and liner and toothbrush vase.

A Royal Doulton penguin, HN134, height 11cm.

Nineteen tiny Royal Doulton Charles Dickens commemorative character jugs, 1980, comprising two Bill Sykes, two Betsy Trotwood, two Fagin, two Scrooge, two Mr Bumble, two Uriah Heep, two Little Nell, two Mrs Bardell, two Charles Dickens and an Artful Dodger.

A Royal Doulton flambé glazed Mother and Daughter figure group, HN2843, together with two Royal Doulton flambé glazed ducks.

Five Royal Doulton figures, comprising two Darling, HN1985, Bedtime, HN1978, Tomorrow's Dream, HN3128, and Milestone, HN3297 (factory second), together with a Minton figure Travellers Tales (factory second) and three Minton animals.

A Minton porcelain chess set, modelled after the 1851 Great Exhibition pieces designed by John Bell, probably 1990s, in white and eau-de-nil green, thirty-two pieces in total, unmarked, height of pawns 6cm.

A large Royal Doulton Flambé Veined vase, model No. 1624, black printed factory marks to base, height 42.5cm (some scratches to glaze).

A white glazed Derby Crown Porcelain Company swan-lipped ewer vase or jug, 1880s, the ovoid body surmounted by a swan, its neck and moulded reeds forming the handle, underglaze blue printed factory mark to base, height 28.7cm, together with a royal Crown Derby Japan pattern plate, dated 1905, diameter 25.5cm. Note: the design of the swan jug was originally produced by the Daniel Porcelain factory circa 1825-1830, being based on Sèvres originals.

A Copeland Parian bust of Sir Colin Campbell, late 19th century, raised on a titled socle base, impressed 'COPELAND' to reverse, height 25cm.

A Sunderland lustre frog mug, 19th century, printed and coloured with 'A West View of the Cast Iron Bridge...', a sailor's verse to the reverse, the interior with a black glazed frog and printed flowers, height 12cm.

A Meissen blue painted Onion pattern oval platter, 20th century, length 28cm, a set of four matching Meissen coffee cups and seven saucers, a similar outside factory painted pair of cups and saucers with cancelled crossed swords marks, a Royal Copenhagen leaf shaped butter boat, length 10cm, and a Meissen second quality outside factory decorated floral painted oval dish, length 27.5cm.