British and Continental Ceramics

A Ridway porcelain Chinese Canton famille rose style plate, mid-19th century, decorated with a harbourside scene of figures against a cell ground reserved with bird panels in iron red, puce printed mark to base, diameter 24.3cm, together with a mixed group of pottery and porcelain, including a pair of Wedgwood 'Peony' ironstone plates, a pair of chinoiserie decorated ironstone plates in Japan colours, some Ridgway dessert wares and a Mason's Hydra jug (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

An assorted group of English porcelain tea and coffee wares, late 18th/early 19th century, including five cans and saucers, gilt with a panelled foliate band, a fluted trio, probably Worcester, with a gilt band of overlapping ovals, a matching oval teapot stand, a wrythen moulded Worcester slop bowl with blue and gilt decoration, diameter 16cm, and another slop bowl, diameter 16.5cm (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A Ridgway bluish-mauve earthenware pottery vase, circa 1830-40, of faceted pear shape, pattern No. 210, richly enamelled and gilt with vertical black ground panels of mystical beasts alternating with flowers, height 30.5cm, together with a small group of other Ridgway pottery, including two campana shaped urns on cylindrical plinth bases, height 16.3cm, two jelly moulds, copper lustre jugs and some blue printed wares (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A New Hall porcelain trio, circa 1800, decorated in the Boy and the Butterfly pattern, diameter of saucer 13cm, a pair of Spode blue and gilt decorated wrythen moulded custard cups and covers, height 8.3cm, and a small group of other late 18th/early 19th century English porcelain, including three Worcester teabowls and Caughley (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

An English porcelain trio, circa 1810, pattern No. 336, painted with sprays of pink flowers on gilt stems, diameter of saucer 14cm, together with an assorted group of mostly wrythen or flute moulded English porcelain tea and coffee wares, including a trio painted with brown and gilt flower sprays, a similar trio in purple and gilt, a Barr Worcester slop bowl with matching decoration and a Worcester slop bowl with blue and gilt band. Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A Bow white glazed blanc-de-Chine coffee cup, circa 1750-53, sprigged with three groups of prunus blossom, height 6cm (small chips), together with a Lowestoft miniature saucer, painted in blue with a chinoiserie pattern, diameter 8.3cm, and a blue painted coffee cup, height 6cm (faults). Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A Ridgway porcelain Rococo style teapot and cover, mid-19th century, pattern No. 2/9274, painted with a gilt trellis patterned cream band between cobalt blue scroll edges, together with a small group of mostly Ridgway teawares, including five assorted teapot stands, a two-handled sucrier and cover and matching jug, gilt with a thistle design, pattern No. 2/259, and an iron red and gilt saucer dish, diameter 21.5cm. Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

Lot number unused.

Lot number unused.

A feldspathic stoneware Queen Caroline commemorative jug, circa 1820, the white body sprigged in high relief blue with a half-length portrait of the queen opposing a bird in a laurel frame, the flowers of the union beneath the spout, all beneath an entwined laurel garland and oak leaves to the neck, height 14cm. Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A Ridgway & Abington pale green stoneware relief moulded jug, dated 1855, featuring soldiers from France, Turkey and Britain shooting, stabbing and bayonetting the Russian eagle, impressed relief mark to base, height 21cm, together with a mixed group of other 19th century relief moulded jugs, including a graduated set of three, decorated after the Eglinton tournament in pale green, and a similar set of three in buff stoneware, decorated with oak leaves and acorns (minor faults). Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A white stoneware Battle of Waterloo commemorative jug, circa 1815, sprigged with named portraits of Wellington and Blucher flanking cornucopia above a ribbon banner, inscribed 'La Belle Aliance [sic]', against a blue washed ground, height 18cm, together with a similar large tankard, height 12.5cm. Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A Copeland buff stoneware jug, early 19th century, sprigged in white with a hunting scene, impressed mark to base, height 12cm, a similar stoneware Griffin and Cherub jug and cover, probably Ridgway, height 11.5cm, an oval potpourri basket with pierced cover, sprigged with flowers, six assorted pale blue/lilac washed sprigged mugs and a mixed group of mostly feldspathic stoneware, including Ridgway, Chetham & Woolley and other Staffordshire factories. Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A rare Ridgway buff stoneware figure of the Dickens character Smike, circa 1840, modelled standing, a book at his feet, on a shaped rectangular base with acanthus leaf moulded detail, impressed factory mark to base, height 20cm (some restoration). Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A graduated set of three pale green stoneware Eglinton Tournament relief moulded jugs by Ridgway, impressed marks to bases, tallest 18.5cm, together with a mixed group of other relief moulded stoneware jugs in a variety of colours, including a Ridgway John Gilpini example, a pale green stoneware teapot and cover and a sprigged lilac pottery jug and cover, height 18cm. Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A Ridgway buff stoneware Griffin and Cherub mask spouted jug, circa 1820, sprigged in white, numbered pad mark to base, height 14cm, a similar chrysanthemum pad-marked jug, sprigged with classical figures and putti, a serpent spout jug, a Wedgwood olive green/brown jug, sprigged in white, height 15cm, a small group of pale blue/lilac washed jugs and mugs and a mixed group of other stonewares, including jugs and dessert wares (some faults and restoration). Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A James Atkinson's Bears Grease black printed pot lid and base, depicting a chained bear above Bond Street address, diameter 5.5cm. Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

A pair of Coalport Imari painted armorial plates, late 19th century, pattern No. Z55, with central crest depicting a robin on a crown above a blue ribbon, inscribed 'TOT PRAEMIA VITAE', blue printed marks to bases, diameter 26cm. Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.

Two English porcelain rectangular plaques, mid-19th century, painted with titled topographical views of 'Belvoir Castle', 19cm x 16cm, and 'Kirkstall Abbey, Yorkshire', 16cm x 14cm, both framed. Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.