British and Continental Ceramics

Two Kevin Francis limited edition models, comprising Hannah Barlow, modelled by Douglas Tootle, No. 199 of 350, height 22.5cm, and Charlotte Rhead, modelled by Andy Moss, No. 903 of 950, both boxed.

Two Kevin Francis Artists Original Proof figures by John Michael, comprising Susie Cooper seated on a teapot, puce painted marks to base, height 24cm, and Clarice Cliff standing on an Appliqué Lucerne base, signed by Peggy Davies and Andy Moss, dated 2001, height 27cm, both boxed.

A Kevin Francis limited edition Art Deco figure of Clarice Cliff, modelled by Andy Moss, No. 163 of 250, height 26cm, boxed, together with a Kevin Francis limited edition Clarice Cliff Face Mask, modelled by Douglas Tootle, No. 439 of 500, length 20cm.

Two Kevin Francis limited edition figures modelled by Andy Moss, comprising Young Clarice Cliff, No. 838 of 900, height 24cm, and Charlotte Rhead, No. 691 of 950, one boxed.

Two Kevin Francis Art Deco style figures, comprising Hullabalu-Lu, first in the Ritzy Girl series, height 25cm, and the limited edition La Femme Fatal, modelled by Andy Moss, No. 463 of 750, both boxed.

Two Kevin Francis Artists Original Proof figures by John Michael, comprising Marlene Dietrich, height 22cm, and Tea With Clarice Cliff, height 21.5cm, puce painted and black printed marks to bases, both boxed.

A Kevin Francis limited edition Art Deco style figure Beach Belle, modelled by Andy Moss, No. 121 of 750, height 25cm, with certificate.

Two Coalport porcelain models of slippers or shoes, early 20th century, the first painted with a lake view against a gilt overlaid cobalt blue and cream ground, the second with a view of boats against a green and cream gilt overlaid ground, blue printed and painted marks to bases, both 12cm long.

A small Macintyre Moorcroft Florian Ware vase, circa 1898, decorated in shades of blue with tulips, other flowers and leaves, brown printed factory mark to base with green painted Moorcroft initials and 'des', height 10.5cm.

Two large Poole Pottery circular dishes, painted with lobsters, late 20th century, moulded marks to bases, diameter 35cm.

A Poole Pottery limited edition Hardy's Wessex charger, dated 1968, No. 14 of 250, decorated with a map of South Wessex, Thomas Hardy and notable places in his life, produced for The Thomas Hardy Festival in Dorchester, black printed factory marks to reverse, diameter 40.5cm.

A Royal Doulton Art Deco coffee set, circa 1930, decorated with nasturtium flowers, comprising coffee pot and cover, jug, sugar bowl and six cups and saucers, green printed and painted marks to bases with pattern No. H3993.

Two pieces of Royal Doulton Bordeaux pattern pottery, decorated with the crest of the Sociedad Sportiva Argentina, circa 1910, comprising a soup plate, diameter 24cm, and an oblong dish, length 18cm, underglaze blue factory marks to bases with black printed stamp 'Bazar Frances 72, Florida' and painted and impressed numerals. Note: affectionately known as La Sportiva, the Sociedad Sportiva Argentina was the main sports club of Argentina during the 1910 decade. It is considered to be a predecessor of the Argentine Olympic Committee.

A Royal Crown Derby cabaret set, dated 1906-08, decorated with trailing vertical black stems of green flowers and leaves, pattern No. 6456, comprising an oblong tray with recessed gilt handles, length 43cm, teapot and cover, jug, sucrier and cover and four cups and saucers, red printed and painted marks to base with retailer's stamp 'Alfred B. Pearce & Co'.

A Takeshi Yasuda studio pottery goblet, contemporary, the cream crackle glazed body with 'threaded' stem beneath a relief frill, raised on a domed foot, applied paper label to underside, height 13.5cm. Note: it has been suggested a limited number of these goblets were made to coincide with a solo exhibition of Yasuda's work at the Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery.

An Hermès Paris porcelain oblong platter or dish, from the Chiens Courant & Chiens d'Arrêt range, decorated with dogs (Braque Allemand), within a green rim, grey printed factory marks, length 48cm.

An unusual pottery figure titled 'Motherhood', impressed date 1919 and painted date 1921, modelled as a standing female wearing a long blue/black cloak holding a baby, two small children hiding within the front folds of the cloak, impressed and painted marks to base, height 19cm.

A Hochst porcelain chinoiserie figure group, probably 19th century, modelled in the style of Johann Peter Melchior and Laurentius Russinger, as a Chinese lady and her servant, raised on a pseudo wooden floorboard base above rockwork, underglaze blue wheel mark, height 18.5cm (faults, losses and restoration).

A pair of Continental pottery models of greyhounds, probably Brussels, late 18th century, the seated animals wearing collars, raised on rectangular green bases with an impressed band of circles and diamonds to the edge, unmarked, height 19.5cm, together with a similar model of a seated lion wearing a crown, his mane pierced with holes, height 20cm (extensive restoration throughout).