British and Continental Ceramics

A Moorcroft Florian Ware Cornflower pattern two-handled vase, circa 1900-02, in shades of green and blue, green painted signature to base and impressed numerals, height 21.5cm.

A Macintyre Moorcroft Florian Ware Poppy pattern vase, circa 1903-04, with blue flowers against a cream ground, brown printed factory mark with blue painted signature and numerals, height 24.5cm.

A Moorcroft Banded Cornflower pattern vase, 1920s, the rim inscribed with the Latin phrase 'FACTA NON VERBA' (acts, not words), impressed marks to base with blue painted initials, height 19cm.

A small Macintyre Moorcroft Florian Ware Cornflower pattern vase, circa 1900-02, in shades of blue, green and yellow, brown printed factory mark to base with green painted signature, height 8.5cm (neck rim restored). Provenance: previously sold at Sotheby's as part of The Harriman Judd Collection.

A Pilkington's Lancastrian Pottery model of an elephant, 1930s, grey glazed, standing on a rectangular base, impressed factory marks, height 10cm.

A Limoges pâte-sur-pâte rectangular plaque, early 20th century, depicting in white dancing Classical maidens against a blue ground, indistinctly signed, dimensions 15 by 11.8cm, together with two other pieces of Limoges pâte-sur-pâte porcelain, comprising a circular box and cover and a gilt metal framed oval panel depicting Christ wearing the Crown of Thorns, height 8.5cm, both signed.

Two Paragon China Edward VIII royal commemoratives, comprising a plate, diameter 24cm, and a small mug with lion handle, height 8cm, together with six other royal commemorative mugs.

A pair of Continental pottery two-handled majolica vases, circa 1900, moulded in low relief and tubelined with sinuous stems of pink blossom against a cream ground, with rounded loop handles, impressed and painted numerals to bases, height 34cm.

A large Lladro figure My Little Sweetie, No. 6858, height 46cm, a similar sized Lladro female nude and thirteen other Lladro figures and animals, including Balance Elephant, No. 8201, giraffe, Circus Sam clown, No. 5472, Tuesday's Child, No. 6022, two nuns and a Chinese girl selling fish In The Market, No. 5172, together with a Lladro candle holder with shade and another Spanish figure (faults and losses).

Six Royal Doulton The Mickey Mouse Collection 70th Anniversary figures, comprising Mickey, Minnie, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy and Pluto, together with three Bunnykins figures, three Beswick Ware Beatrix Potter figures with gilt highlights, a Lladro Running Duck and a set of four Spode The Cabinet Collection floral printed plates, each item boxed.

A group of Wemyss pottery painted with pink cabbage roses, circa 1900 and early 20th century, comprising tall candlestick, height 30cm, tankard, height 14.3cm, small teapot and cover, pair of waisted vases, height 11.5cm, pair of plates, diameter 23cm, two cups and saucers, small jardinière pot with wavy rim, jug, height 10cm, sugar bowl and soap dish and cover, various impressed, painted and printed marks (faults and restoration throughout), together with the book 'Wemyss Ware, a Decorative Scottish Pottery', by Peter Davis and Robert Rankine.

An Exon pottery Wemyss Ware sleeping piglet by Brian Adams, 1990s, painted with pink cabbage roses, green painted marks to base, length 16cm, together with a similar seal, inscribed 'Kate', and a domed paperweight painted with thistles surmounted by a butterfly.

Four pieces of Wemyss pottery painted with pink cabbage roses, circa 1900 and early 20th century, comprising a rectangular dressing table dish, inscribed 'No Rose Without a Thorn', 14.5cm by 9.5cm, a heart shaped inkstand and two covers, fitted with two glass wells, a two-handled cauldron, height 12.5cm, and a shell shaped inkstand, various painted, printed and impressed factory marks (restoration).

A pair of Secessionist Eichwald majolica vases, early 20th century, of square section flanked by foliate sinuous handles, decorated with stylized Art Nouveau foliage against a pale green ground, impressed marks to bases, height 32cm, together with a similar smaller pair with mauve glazed bodies, height 25cm (faults).

A Royal Doulton Huntley & Palmers Nursery Rhymes biscuit box and cover, early 20th century, of commode shape, decorated after Walter Savage Cooper with 'There was a little Man. & he had a little gun.', green printed factory marks, length 18cm (some enamel flaking).

A small group of Minton Haddon Hall pattern wares, comprising cake plate, rectangular sandwich tray, length 29cm, six tea plates, six teacups (three factory seconds), six saucers (four factory seconds), two graduated jugs (smaller factory seconds), circular bowl, diameter 14cm, and sucrier and cover (factory seconds).

Two Lladro busts, comprising Clown's Head, No. 5129, and Melancholy Clown, No. 5542, both with stand, together with another Lladro ornament We Can't Play, No. 5706.

A fine Royal Worcester reticulated teapot and cover, in the manner of George Owen, dated 1876, the double-walled body pierced with a fine network of honeycomb and geometric holes detailed with a gilt dot at each intersection, between gilt overlaid pink glazed borders heightened with red enamel and turquoise 'jewels', the pierced spout with a ring of pale blue beads at its base, the handle with red enamel diamond decoration and further turquoise 'jewels', the similarly decorated pieced cover with pointed pale blue finial, puce printed and impressed marks to base, height 11.5cm (minor chip to tip of spout).

A Royal Worcester reticulated jug, dated 1875, the double-walled body pierced with an aesthetic trellis design heightened in gilt dotted borders with red and pale blue enamel detail, the neck with turquoise 'jewelled' stylized flowers and gilt foliage, the handle in the form of bamboo, green printed factory mark to base, height 13cm (minor faults).