British and Continental Ceramics

A pair of Staffordshire pearlware figures representing Old Age, early 19th century, modelled as a man with a crutch and a walking stick, and a woman with a red cloak, walking stick and basket, height 18cm, together with three other Staffordshire pottery groups, titled 'Return', 'Age' and 'Pastime', and a large group of a shepherd and shepherdess before bocage, height 33cm (faults, losses and restoration).

An English Delft posset pot and cover, circa 1720, probably London or Bristol, the baluster body with domed cover, painted in blue with chinoiserie flowers and insects, the handles and spout with line decoration, height 20cm (body cracked, missing end of spout), together with a Dutch Delft caddy by De Porceleyne Lampetkan, painted with a crest, height 12.5cm.

A slipware pottery scraffito jug, early 19th century, incised with naive images of a bird, zebra and leopard above trees beneath two suns and stars, the name 'John Trennsick' to the shoulders of the jug and handle, unmarked, height 16cm (faults).

A Clews blue printed soup tureen and cover from the Indian Sporting Series after Spode, circa 1818-34, the tureen decorated with The Hog at Bay, the cover with Hunting a Buffalo, impressed mark to base, length 36cm (cover and base both cracked), together with a matched ladle and a small group of other pottery, including a Herculaneum white stoneware jug, height 19cm.

A commemorative creamware jug, early 19th century, printed in black with a head and shoulders portrait of Nelson beneath the quote 'England Expects every Man to do his Duty', opposing a plan of the Battle of Trafalgar with descriptions, height 13.4cm, together with a creamware jug, printed with the Sweet Poll of Plymouth opposing a ship at sail, height 18.2cm, two relief moulded jugs depicting Wellington and General Hill, a creamware jug, dated 1794, printed and coloured with Thoughts of Matrimony, height 18.3cm, another depicting Faith and Hope opposing a Bill of Rights verse, height 16.2cm, and a silver lustre decorated example with a compass opposing a ship, height 19.8cm (faults and restoration).

A Staffordshire pearlware Shakespear [sic] The Poet, Miser and Spendthrift jug, circa 1830, relief moulded and coloured with three portraits, height 23cm, three other pearlware jugs decorated in Pratt colours, one dated 1806 and painted with farmer's tools, and a similar pearlware Pratt decorated two-handled cup, height 9.8cm (faults and repairs).

Four Vienna porcelain circular bowls and covers, early 19th century, each painted with three floral panels to the base and cover, within gilt foliate scroll framing against a blue ground, the covers with lemon knops, underglaze blue shield marks with impressed and painted numerals, diameter 14cm, together with two similar bowls and covers with scale ground decoration (faults and repairs).

A Lladro golfer, together with four other Lladro figures, three Nao geese and another Spanish figure.

A Royal Doulton figure The Perfect Pair, HN581.

Four Lladro figures, including Bashful, 5007, and Trying on a Straw Hat, 5011, together with a Nao clown and a Nao figure of a lady with a basket of apples.

A Royal Crown Derby Australian Collection Duck-billed Platypus, gilt stopper to base, together with two Royal Crown Derby teddy bear models.

A pair of Coalbrookdale floral encrusted bottle vases and covers, circa 1830, with pear shaped bodies and pointed stoppers, height 34cm, together with a Plaue floral encrusted centrepiece with pierced basket top, height 35cm, a Royal Dux chariot group (restored) and a floral encrusted vase (faults and repairs).

A pair of Staffordshire pottery Spaniels, late 19th century, white glazed with gilt details, height 32cm, a Cantagalli pot and cover, height 18cm, two Noritake dishes, painted with lake views, and two Royal Doulton figures.

Seven Beswick horses, comprising Shire Mare, 818, Cantering Shire, 975, and Stocky Jogging Mare, 855, each in brown gloss, palomino Arab Xayal, 1265, skewbald Pinto Pony, 1373, and Mare, 976, and Arab Bahram, 1771, both in grey gloss.

Eighteen Coalport Staffordshire style buildings, including The Oast House, Twin Towers, Dove Cote, Crooked Cottage, Fisherman's Cottage, Lighthouse and Swiss Cottage.

Five Beswick dogs, comprising large Collie Lochinvar of Ladypark, 1791, large Sheepdog, 1792, small Sheepdog, 1854, small Collie, 1814, and Rough Collie, 3129, together with another pottery dog by Lenham.

Seven Beswick horses, comprising Racehorse, 701, Swish Tail horse, 1182, Shetland Pony, 1023, and horse with head tucked, 1549, each in brown gloss, skewbald Pinto Pony, 1373, grey gloss Welsh Mountain Pony, 1643, and Palomino large racehorse, 1564.

A Villeroy & Boch Petite Fleur part service, comprising two graduated oval platters, three rectangular serving dishes, two oval serving dishes, two tureens and covers (one cover cracked), fifteen dinner plates, eight soup plates, fifteen dessert plates, twenty-two tea plates, ten dessert plates, one dessert bowl, five oval plates, four two-handled soup bowls and eight stands, a large circular bowl, sauce boat with integral stand, two cake plates, comport, teapot and cover, four teacups, eight coffee cups, twenty-one saucers, two jam pots and covers, milk jug, cream jug, sugar bowl, salt and pepper, six egg cups and four ramekins.

A Dutch Delft blue painted lobed dish, circa 1700, the central well painted in chinoiserie style with a Chinese figure in a garden, the lobed rim with alternating figural and foliate panels, diameter 35cm (riveted).