British and Continental Ceramics

A Derby Crown Porcelain Company part dessert service, circa 1880, decorated with gilt overlaid underglaze blue floral decoration, comprising two comports, three low stands and ten plates, diameter 23.5cm, blue printed and impressed marks to bases.

Twelve Royal Worcester circular coasters, each decorated with a game bird, printed marks including 'G676' to bases, diameter 9cm, two boxed, together with three Herend vases, painted in the raspberry colourway, and three pieces of Spode china.

A Dutch Delft apothecary or tobacco jar, 18th/early 19th century, the high-shouldered ovoid body painted in blue with an elaborate cartouche, surmounted by a vase of flowers and inscribed 'TONKA', height 26.5cm, together with two tin glazed earthenware chargers, diameters 41.8cm and 34cm (faults and repairs).

A George Skinner & Co porcelain part dessert service, circa 1860, painted with flower specimens against a green and gilt honeycomb ground, comprising two oval footed dishes and five plates, diameter 24cm, impressed marks, together with a Meissen style porcelain cherub salt, length 14.5cm, a pair of Russian figures, height 24cm, and a Royal Worcester jug and cover, boxed.

A small group of Poole pottery, including a Bluebird PB pattern circular bowl, painted by Hilda Hampton, circa 1927-1945, diameter 15.2cm, a YO pattern vase with tapered neck, height 16cm, and two mustard pots and covers, impressed and painted marks to bases.

A small group of Wedgwood tableware, designed by Eric Ravilious, comprising a Garden pattern bowl and dessert plate, diameter 21cm, and three Persephone pattern two-handled soup bowls and saucers, printed marks to bases.

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part service, comprising tureen and cover, four circular cake plates, twelve soup plates, oval platter, six oval serving dishes, sauceboat and stand, twelve tea plates, twenty-eight teacups and saucers, sugar bowl, sucrier and cover, three jugs and teapot and cover (factory seconds).

Ten Royal Doulton figures, each factory seconds, comprising The Lifeboat Man, HN2764, Morning Glory, HN3093, Southern Belle, HN2229, Karen, HN3270, Town Crier, HN3261, The Balloon Seller, HN2130, Good King Wenceslas, HN3262, The Old Balloon Seller, HN2129, Guy Fawkes, HN3271, and Falstaff, HN3236, together with two similar Doulton animals, two flambé glazed hexagonal boxes and covers and a gilt decorated cobalt blue egg.

A Royal Doulton Belmont pattern part service, comprising two tureens and covers, two circular platters, diameter 33.3cm, two graduated oval platters, cake plate, sauceboat and stand, eight soup plates, thirteen dinner plates, fourteen dessert plates, eight tea plates, eight dessert bowls, eight teacups and saucers, sucrier and cover and milk jug.

Four Capodimonte figures, including a limited edition Sandro Maggioni figure of an elegant lady, numbered '213/2500', height 23cm, together with a pair of Capodimonte table lamp bases, modelled as a seated lady and gentleman.

Nineteen assorted Delft tiles, 18th and 19th century, including a blue painted example depicting Cupid with a bow, a polychrome peacock, two painted in manganese with a figure on horseback and a similar polychrome example (faults and repairs).

Two Winstanley pottery cats and five Beswick cats.

A group of French faience, late 18th, 19th and 20th century, including a charger with moulded shaped rim, painted with carnations, diameter 35cm, a Luneville barber bowl, a Northern French faience charger, painted with a cornucopia, diameter 40.5cm, an octagonal dish, two circular dishes, an oblong dish and a two-handled pot and cover (faults and repairs), and a French faience armorial dish, 19th century, painted in shades of blue with a central crowned coat of arms, the rim with alternate foliate and trellis design, diameter 34.5cm.

A German porcelain Meissen style white glazed sweetmeat dish, late 19th century, modelled as a recumbent female beside an oval basket, on a shaped base moulded with rococo scrollwork, underglaze blue mark to base and incised numerals, length 26cm.

A set of five Wedgwood limited edition Dancing Hours figures, late 20th century, each in white Parian, comprising the first, second, third, fourth and sixth in the series, height 25cm.

A Moorcroft salt glazed Spring Flowers pattern vase, circa 1928-49, impressed marks and painted signature to base, height 28cm (restored).

An Italian maiolica two-handled Cantagalli type vase, early 20th century, the tapered body painted with a figural Bacchanalian scene beneath the trumpet shaped neck, flanked by twin bifurcated serpent handles with mask terminals, unmarked, height 44cm (faults).

A Cantagalli 'Garofano a Colori' pattern part dinner service, 21st century, comprising two large tureens and covers, an oval platter, five two-handled soup bowls and six stands, four variously sized serving bowls, nine dinner plates, three dessert plates and fourteen side plates.

A collection of mostly blue printed earthenwares, including a pair of Spode Bird and Grasshopper pattern platters, early 19th century, length 48.2cm, a small group of Copeland Spode's Italian pattern wares and a Mason's Ironstone part service, decorated with polychrome and gilt flowers.