British and Continental Ceramics

A group of Royal Doulton Brambly Hedge figures and decorative wares, comprising the limited edition group Shooting The Rapids, No. 400 of 2000, from the High Hills Collection, boxed with certificate, seven other figures or groups from the High Hills Collection, including Lily Weaver Spinning, On The Ledge and A Cheerful Blaze, five figures from the Autumn Story Collection, three figures from the Spring Story Collection, Home For Supper from the Winter Story Collection, a Wilfred and The Toy Chest money box, a Stump money box, two circular trinket boxes and covers and a small vase, each boxed.

A Royal Doulton limited edition figure Grace Darling, HN3089, No. 1224 of 9500, with certificate, a Royal Albert 2008 figurine of the year Old Country Rose, boxed with certificate, another Royal Albert figure Thoughts of You, boxed, two Coalport Golden Age figures, three Royal Worcester figures, boxed, three Royal Doulton Club figures, comprising Joanna, HN4711, Autumn Stroll, HN4588, and Winter's Day, HN4589, boxed with certificates, six other Royal Doulton figures, comprising Bride, HN2873, Bridesmaid, HN2874, Top o' The Hill, HN2126, Choir Boy, HN2141, A Child From Williamsburg, HN2154, and Boy From Williamsburg, HN2183, and a limited edition Irish Dresden figure Tribute to Peter Bull.

A mixed group of porcelain decorated with Eastern desert scenes, Japanese and Continental, 20th century, including Camel China and Noritake, decorative and table wares (some faults).

Six Royal Doulton figures, comprising limited edition Eleanor of Aquitaine, HN3957, No. 158 of 5000, limited edition Catherine of Aragon, HN3233, No. 1649 of 9500, limited edition Anne Boleyn, HN3232, No. 6092 of 9500, limited edition The Jester, HN3922, No. 47 of 950, Silks and Ribbons, HN2017, and Anthea, HN1527.

A framed set of four delft tiles, probably Bristol or Liverpool, circa 1770-80, painted in blue, one depicting a sleeping woman beneath a tree, two with woman in landscapes and the fourth buildings in a landscape, each approx 12cm square, together with seven other framed delft tiles, including a Dutch example, painted in blue with a shepherdess within a powdered manganese geometric ground, two framed circular delft sections, painted in manganese with biblical scenes, a large delft charger, painted in blue with chinoiserie flowers, diameter 38.5cm, and a similar plate, probably London, diameter 22.3cm (faults, repairs and restoration).

A collection of eighteen Royal Crown Derby Imari animal and bird paperweight models, including the Royal Crown Derby Collectors Guild exclusive Meadow Rabbit, a Collectors Guild Crested Tit, a limited edition quail, three owls, puffin, penguin, frog, snail and hedgehog, seventeen with button to base.

A Barr, Flight, Barr Worcester candlestick, circa 1810, of column form, painted with pink roses against a ground of gilt foliage, the sconce gilt with a Greek key pattern, the domed foot with a gilt foliate pattern edged with gilding, impressed mark to base, height 12.5cm, together with a mixed group of British and Continental porcelain, including a Chamberlains Worcester potpourri and cover, the rim encrusted with shells, a Bloor Derby floral encrusted pierced green ground vase and cover, height 12cm, a Meissen floral encrusted vase, height 9.5cm, a Sitzendorf figure of a woman holding a goose and a Continental figure of a man selling bellows, with a Bohemian green flashed and white overlay glass scent bottle and stopper, height 9.56cm (faults and restoration).

A garniture of two Continental porcelain gilt metal mounted vases and a matching bowl, early 20th century, painted with deer in landscape settings beneath pale blue glazed gilt edged pierced rims, unmarked, height of vases 16.3cm, length of bowl 25cm (faults).

A Carter & Co Ltd Poole & London Pottery paperweight or wall plaque, early 20th century, modelled as the head of a winged putto or cherub, covered in a mottled and splashed iridescent glaze of predominantly purple and green colouring but with caramel detail to the top of the head, impressed factory mark, height 10cm.

Three majolica gurgling fish jugs, late 19th century, naturalistically coloured with pink or turquoise glazed interiors, tallest 28cm, together with a small group of other ceramics, including a Limoges tree and well platter, length 56.5cm, with two matching platters, and a set of four Sarreguemines plates, moulded with fruit, diameter 19cm (faults and restoration).

A Royal Doulton model of a lying hare, HN2593, length 18.5cm, a Royal Doulton dachshund, HN1141 (minor restoration), two Branksome dogs and a Continental porcelain model of a dog.

An Oude Loosdrecht porcelain teabowl by Johannes de Mol, 1770s, painted in black/brown with a figural harbourside scene, gilt rim, incised and underglaze blue painted marks to base, diameter 7.8cm.

A Hadley's Worcester Faience two-handled jar and cover, late 19th century, the bulbous body reserved with four blush ground panels, one painted in aesthetic style with a bird on a rose branch watching a butterfly, the other three with rose branches, each within a dark blue glazed moulded frame surrounded by green and turquoise glazed moulded detail, the chinoiserie style handles with Buddhistic lion mask terminals, the cover pierced, puce printed and red painted marks to base, height 21cm (cover lacking finial).

A Staffordshire pottery figure of a man, 19th century, standing holding a basket of fruit under one arm, height 12cm, together with an English porcelain flatback figure of a man on horseback, the oval base titled in gilt 'SANCHA PANZA', height 12cm, and four Continental porcelain figures (faults and restoration).

Two Lladro gres stoneware figures, comprising Ahoy There, No. 2173, and Repose, No. 2169, together with three other Lladro figures, including a ballerina and Sea Captain, No. 4621.

Five Clive Bowen studio pottery square tiles, three slip decorated with fish, one impressed with a frog and shell design, the fifth with stylized foliage, each approx 14.5cm square.

A David Lloyd Jones studio pottery circular footed bowl, the interior with a stylized foliate pattern against a tenmoku ground, indistinct impressed seal mark, diameter 21.5cm.

A pair of Royal Worcester two-handled vases and covers, dated 1909 and 1910, the pear shaped bodies painted with pink roses within relief gilt borders, flanked by angular foliate gilt handles, the covers with pointed finials, puce printed and painted marks to bases, height 31cm (some faults and restoration).

A Royal Worcester three-handled vase and cover, dated 1911, painted by Flexman, signed, with pink roses, the gilt handles with lion mask terminals, the gilt stem with triform scroll detail on the circular foot, the pierced cover with pointed finial, green printed and painted marks to base, height 29cm.