British and Continental Ceramics

A Moorcroft Florida pattern ginger jar and cover, dated 2000, designed by Jeanne McDougall, black printed, painted and impressed marks to base, height 19cm.

A Moorcroft Finches on Lemons pattern jug, dated 1989, designed by Sally Tuffin, green painted and impressed marks to base, height 15cm.

A Newlyn Troika pottery marmalade pot, circa 1970-74, decorated by Honor Curtis, monogrammed, with textured pattern and panels against a blue ground, black painted marks to base, height 9cm, together with a Troika square plate, decorated by Lousie Jinks, monogrammed, with blue panelled design to the rim against a white glazed ground, black painted marks to base, 19cm square (minor nicks).

A St. Ives Troika pottery cylinder vase, circa 1967-70, decorated by Ann Lewis, monogrammed, with a band of dark circles against a buff ground on the blue washed body, black painted marks to base, height 14.3cm.

A St. Ives Troika pottery mug, circa 1964-70, blue glazed with a band of vertical lines to the rim against a white glazed ground, blue printed mark to base, height 12.3cm, together with a white glazed mug with a band of circles, decorated by Marilyn (Murphy) Pascoe, monogrammed, black painted marks to base, height 11.2cm.

A Newlyn Troika pottery urn vase, 1973-79, decorated by Avril Bennett, monogrammed, with a pale blue band of ochre circular motifs against a buff textured ground, black painted marks to base, height 25cm.

A large Westerwald grey stoneware jug or stein, circa 1900, decorated in low relief heightened in blue with figural panels, impressed numerals to base, height 36cm, together with a Merkelbach & Wick German stoneware jug with a repeating geometric pattern, impressed mark to base, height 30.5cm (repaired).

A Mason's Patent Ironstone China part service, mid-19th century, decorated with central floral bouquets within a gilt overlaid cobalt blue border, beneath rims decorated with flowers around a wavy ribbon band, comprising six soup plates, eleven dinner plates 26cm diameter, six dessert plates 23cm diameter, soup tureen and cover, three graduated oval platters, largest 53cm long, and sauce tureen, cover and two stands, printed marks to bases (some faults and repairs), together with a similar pair of Stone China sauce tureens with covers and stands.

A Czechoslovakian Vienna style part service, early 20th century, printed with classical figure panels within gilt overlaid magenta borders heightened with enamelled and gilt dots, comprising a two-handled circular tray, diameter including handles 28cm, eleven cups, twelve saucers and twelve tea plates, diameter 16cm (some wear).

A Royal Worcester Islamic style ewer, dated 1882, decorated by James Sherriff, signed, the ivory ground pear shaped body gilt and enamelled with butterflies and a bee amidst branches of oak leaves and acorns, the extended neck with low relief moulded detail, puce printed and impressed marks to base with red painted signature, height 41cm (stopper restored).

A matched pair of Dresden porcelain Meissen style salts, early 20th century, the oval dish tops painted with stags beneath gilt dentil rims, raised on scroll and rococo moulded waisted feet, painted to the exterior with scattered flowers and insects, pseudo crossed swords marks in underglaze blue to bases, height 6cm (minor faults).

A large Lladro sculptural group Sweet Caress, No. 8582, blue printed, impressed and incised marks to base, height 24cm.

A Lladro figure group A Priceless Moment, No. 8056, length 22cm, together with six other Lladro figures, including the graduation figure His Commencement, No. 8397, A Mother's Treasure, No. 8294, Now and Forever, No. 7642, and A Kiss to Remember, No. 6620 (minor faults).

Eight Lladro figures relating to parenthood and children, comprising  A Circle of Love, No. 6986, Sleep My Love, No. 8030, Let Me Help You, No. 8214, Ready To Roll, No. 6429, Heaven's Gift (It's a Boy), No. 7587, A New Treasure (Boy), No. 6976, The Son, No. 8406, and Caring Father, No. 6972, together with five similar Nao figures and a Lladro Christmas ornament in the form of a baby on a wreath.

Two Herend models of bears, the first in pink fishnet, the second blue, blue printed, impressed and incised marks to bases, height 8.5cm.

Two Royal Crown Derby Japan pattern paperweights, the first a kitten, dated 2011, and Schoolboy Teddy, both with gilt button to base, together with two other Crown Derby bears and a Royal Worcester Connoisseur Collection Prince Regent Teddy Bear.

Seventeen Halcyon Days porcelain models of bears, including a millennium example holding aloft a flaming torch, height 10cm, and a 2012 London Olympics example, together with a small group of other Halcyon Days porcelain tablewares, comprising three mugs decorated with Noah's Ark, a similar money box, a Humpty Dumpty mug, a nursery rhyme money box and an Owl and the Pussy-Cat mug and eggcup.

Twenty-one Bing & Grondahl The Teddy Bear Collection figures, including three limited edition examples of Freddie, dated 2000, 2002 and 2003, average height 10cm, together with three Wade bear figures, a Beswick Benjamin Bear and two others.

A Coalport Characters limited edition figure group Popeye and Olive Oyl, height 15.5cm, and a mixed group of other collectable and decorative ceramics, including four Jane Hissey Old Bear and Friends models, two Peter Fagan jointed bears, a Franz Porcelain Ladybug teapot and cover and matching jug, and two Wedgwood pale blue Jasperware vases, sprigged in white with branches of magnolia, height of tallest 17.5cm.