British and Continental Ceramics

A large Bing & Grondahl porcelain model of a mother and child, shape No. 1829, seated on steps with the child on her lap, a cat beside them, underglaze blue and green printed and painted marks to base, height 31cm, together with two other smaller Bing & Grondahl figures.

A Herend Chinese Bouquet pattern raspberry colourway part service, made for Candida Tupini, Roma, 20th century, comprising circular tureen and cover with lemon finial, oval platter, length 47cm, circular platter, diameter 33cm, ten dessert plates diameter 24.5cm, six two-handled cups and nine stands, nineteen dinner plates 25.5cm diameter, ten dessert plates diameter 20.8cm, ten plates diameter 19cm, two-handled double-ended sauceboat with integral stand and leaf shaped single-handled dish, blue printed and impressed marks to bases.

A Herend Chinese Bouquet pattern green colourway part service, made for Candida Tupini, Roma, 20th century, comprising circular tureen and cover with lemon finial, oval platter length 47cm, circular platter, diameter 33cm, twenty dinner plates 25.5cm diameter, one dessert plate 24.8cm diameter, three plates 21cm diameter, eight plates 18.8cm diameter, seven two-handled soup bowls and stands, pair of single-handled leaf shaped dishes and two-handled double-ended sauceboat with integral stand, blue printed and impressed marks to bases, together with a Herend floral encrusted leaf shaped box and cover, painted with leaves, and a pair of Herend style circular bowls.

An Art Deco Plant Tuscan China part coffee service, decorated with hollyhocks, comprising coffee pot and cover with fruit finial, six coffee cups and saucers and jug, height 8.8cm, together with a mixed group of Wedgwood Jasperwares, including a pair of cups and saucers, two jugs and four trinket dishes in the shape of playing card suits.

Six Royal Doulton glazed Images figures, comprising Eternal Love, HN4873, Mother & Son, HN4680, Family, HN5180, Father and Son, HN4448, Two Becomes One, HN4644, and Congratulations, HN3351, together with a similar Royal Doulton Classics figure From This Day Forward, HN4380, two other Doulton figures, Yours Forever, HN5357, and My Love, HN5351, and eight other white glazed figures with marriage and love themes by factories including Coalport and Wedgwood, some with certificates.

Two Royal Doulton limited edition figures, comprising a Prestige figure The Hero Returns, U.S. colourway, HN4943, No. 127 of 500, and a Classics figure Farewell Daddy, HN4363, No. 579 of 2500, with certificate.

A Royal Worcester Compton & Woodhouse limited edition figure Titania The Queen of the Fairies, sculpted by Peter Holland, No. 184 of 2450, height 24cm, with certificate.

A Royal Doulton limited edition figure The End of Sweet Rationing, HN5023, No. 279 of 1500, with certificate, six other Royal Doulton figures, comprising And One For You, from the Childhood Days series, HN2970, What's The Matter?, HN3684, New Baby, HN3713, This Little Pig, HN2125, Sugar and Spice, HN4103, and Wedding Vows, HN2750, six Royal Worcester figures, including two limited edition Living Sculptures designed by Liz Greenshields, with certificates, three Wedgwood figures and a Coalport figure.

Seven Coalport Characters Wallace & Gromit figures, comprising A Close Shave limited edition Hold On Gromit, No. 1106 of 2000, A Grand Day Out limited edition A Picnic on The Moon, No. 1914 of 2000, Ready For Take Off, Woolshop Encounter, Cheese Holidays, Feathers In Disguise and Shaun's New Coat.

A large Coalport Compton & Woodhouse limited edition sculpture Cherish, modelled by Peter Holland, No. 52 of 500, with certificate, height 30cm, a Royal Doulton Art is Life limited edition Ballerina figure, No. 148 of 1250, with certificate and perspex stand, three limited edition Kaiser Parian figure groups, with certificates and stands, and another Kaiser figure group.

A Spode 967 Japan pattern saucer dish, circa 1820, painted in gilt enriched Imari colours, red painted factory mark, diameter 21cm (haircrack), together with a set of four Limoge porcelain plates, decorated with the MacLaurin family crest, diameter 24.3cm, and a small group of other ceramics, including a mixed group of tradename dealer display plaques, with examples for Royal Doulton, Lladro and Minton, a modern Japanese Imari charger, diameter 36.8cm, and a miniature English porcelain mug and Davenport plate, diameter 7.3cm (faults).

A Border Fine Arts Limited Edition figure group Morning Exercise at Balmoral, modelled by Craig Harding, as Queen Elizabeth II on horseback accompanied by two Corgis, No. 142 of 500, raised on a wood plinth base, height 37cm, with certificate and original packing box.

A Royal Doulton medium size Bulldog wearing Sailor suit and hat, designed by Charles Noke, originally issued 1941, green printed factory mark to base, impressed '8361', height 12cm (minor faults).

Eleven assorted Royal Copenhagen figures, including two boys in raincoats, a reclining man with pen and paper, length 24cm, a boy at a school desk, a Millennium Collection example Frederik, dated 2004, and a boy in a racing car.

A Fischer & Mieg Pirkenhammer porcelain ginger jar and cover, second half 19th century, the cobalt blue ground body reserved with three panels painted with cupids collecting hearts or in playful poses, within elaborate gilt foliate scrollwork and trellis frames, the cover with floral panels, red printed and impressed factory marks to base, height 23cm.

A matched pair of Lladro matt white glazed figures, New Beginnings and A Nurturing Bond, both modelled as a female nude mother with a child, raised on wooden bases, height of tallest 41cm.

A Bing & Grondahl relief moulded rectangular porcelain plaque, late 19th century, probably after Thorvaldsen, designed as the Three Graces standing beside a Cupid holding a lyre, underglaze blue 'B&G' mark to reverse, 16cm by 19.8cm, held within a glazed walnut frame.

Eleven Beswick horses, mostly brown gloss, including New Forest Pony, No. 1646, Highland Pony, No. 1644, Exmoor Pony, No. 1645, and Welsh Mountain Pony, No. 1643, together with two Beswick dogs and a small Beswick bird (faults, losses and repairs).

A Royal Crown Derby 1128 Japan pattern diminutive vase, dated 1904, red printed and painted factory marks to base, height 7cm, a matching Royal Crown Derby two-handled small tazza, diameter including handles 16cm, and a similar pitcher, height 12cm, together with a Booths 18th century Worcester style bough pot and cover, length 19cm, and a similar pair of Crown Staffordshire potpourri vases, liners and covers, height 11cm (faults and repairs).