British and Continental Ceramics

Two Royal Dux two-handled vases, early 20th century, the first of Art Nouveau style, decorated in high relief with rose hips and leaves against sinuous strapwork, the branch-like handles with root terminals, height 21cm, the second of more Classical form, relief moulded with garlands of fruit and flowers, raised on a square base, height 19.5cm, both with applied pink triangle mark to base and impressed numerals, with a composition gilt stand.

A Worcester Fence pattern blue printed teabowl and saucer, circa 1770, underglaze blue hatched crescent mark to bases, diameter of saucer 10.8cm, together with a mixed group of English and Continental pottery and porcelain, including an Art Deco Crown Ducal two-handled vase, decorated with a garden view, height 14cm, a Shelley Mabel Lucie Attwell Baby's Plate, a child's toy tea service, decorated with clowns and circus figures by Morley Fox & Co, a Royal Worcester part service, a Karl Ens bird group and a pair of Clarice Cliff soup bowls and stands (minor faults).

A Wedgwood Florentine Turquoise part service, comprising teapot and cover, sugar bowl, jug, eleven teacups and thirteen saucers, breakfast cup and saucer, twelve tea plates and cake plate, diameter 24.5cm.

Six Royal Doulton figures, comprising Mrs Fitzherbert, HN2007, The Old Balloon Seller, HN1315, Blithe Morning, HN2021, Marguerite, HN1928, Dinky Do, HN1678, and Valerie, HN2107 (fault).

A Moorland Chelsea Works Clarice Cliff style jug, decorated with crocus, height 12.5cm, a matching conical sifter and two other Moorland Clarice Cliff style sifters, together with a small group of similar wares by Bradford Exchange, comprising four sifters and a set of four Wedgwood pottery coffee cans and saucers.

A Royal Worcester part service, circa 1895, decorated with gilt enriched stems of flowers in an aesthetic style, comprising two bread and butter plates, diameter 23cm, ten tea plates, slop bowl, twelve teacups and eight saucers and jug, puce printed factory marks to bases with red painted pattern No. W1701, together with a mixed group of other pottery and porcelain, including six New Hall style teabowls and saucers with a matching milk jug, four Staffordshire flatback buildings and a pair of Dresden figures, height 11cm (faults and restoration).

Four Border Fine Arts Flower Fairies Collection limited edition figures, each from an edition of 500, comprising Mountain Ash Fairy, Windflower, Poppy and Millennium Christmas Fairy, sixteen other Border Fine Arts Flower Fairies, each from an edition of 1950, including Gorse, Buttercup, Wild Cherry, Jasmine, Narcissus and Chicory, and twelve other Border Fine Arts Flower Fairy models, each from an edition of 15000, including Iris, Candytuft, Lavender, Nasturtium and Blackthorn, each boxed with certificate and stand.

A large group of Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern tablewares, including six dinner, dessert and tea plates, six soup and dessert bowls, seven oval plates, six cereal bowls, oval serving dish, teacups and saucers, storage jars and covers, circular serving bowl, toastrack, four jugs, coffee pot and cover, jardiniere, vases, six mugs, placemats, cheese cutter board and resin tray (minor faults)

An Art Deco Shelley Turkish Blue Blocks pattern part service, designed by Eric Slater, Eve shape, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, eight cups and six saucers, six square tea plates and bread and butter plate, diameter 24.5cm, green printed factory marks to bases with red painted pattern No. U11788 (two teacups with small nick).

A pair of Meissen figure groups allegorical of Summer and Autumn, late 19th century, after the models by Acier, the first depicting a couple beside a tree, a basket of apples and a dog at their feet, incised shape No. F91, height 15cm, the second as a couple with a basket of grapes drinking wine, incised shape No. F92 to base, height 15.5cm, both raised on oval bases with gilt enriched moulded detail, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases (faults and losses).

A small group of Meissen teawares, 20th century, painted with scattered flowers, comprising three teacups, two saucers and three small plates, diameter 18cm, together with a Meissen cup and saucer and four small Meissen plates, painted with floral bouquets and scattered sprigs, crossed swords marks in underglaze blue to bases with various impressed and painted numerals.

Two Griselda Hill Pottery Wemyss style small pigs, the first painted with shamrock, the second clover, painted marks to bases, both 16cm long, together with a Wemyss Combe jardinière, circa 1900, painted with pink cabbage roses, green painted and blue printed marks to base with applied 'Rogers de Rin' paper label, height 16cm (restored).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware Saltford Regatta three-handled tyg rowing trophy, dated 1897, the buff body sprigged with two rowers flanking the inscribed and dated panel above a blank shield shaped applied silver presentation plaque, impressed and incised factory marks to base with monogram for Bessie Newbery, height 15cm.

A Ruthanne Tudball stoneware yunomi, decorated in a mottled ash and soda glaze with carved and applied slip detail, impressed seal marks, height 9cm.

Three Herend Mille Fleurs pattern items, 20th century, comprising teapot and cover, height 11cm, jug and two-handled sugar bowl and cover, each painted with scattered flowers beneath a basketweave moulded border, blue printed, impressed and incised marks to bases (faults)

A pair of Meissen cream jugs, 20th century, painted with scattered flowers, raised on gilt detailed branch feet, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases, height 8.5cm, together with a similarly painted Dresden jug, height 14cm.

Two Royal Doulton figures, comprising The Mask Seller, HN2103, and Camille, HN1586 (faults).

A Moorcroft limited edition Rose & Bud pattern vase, dated 1993, designed by Sally Tuffin, No. 115 of 500, impressed and painted marks to base, height 27.5cm, together with three other pieces of Moorcroft, comprising a Sweet Briar pattern vase, designed by Rachel Bishop, height 17cm, a pink Magnolia blue ground circular dish, diameter 11.5cm, and an Anemone dish, diameter 11.8cm.

An unusual black basalt rectangular plaque, probably Wedgwood, late 18th century, decorated with 'Etruscan' painting depicting a Classical female muse holding a lyre, standing beside a column surmounted by a small statue of a male nude, within an oval frame edged with dots against a coloured ground, unmarked, 10.5cm by 14cm.