British and Continental Ceramics

An extensive Wedgwood Ulander pattern part service, comprising nine large oval platters, length 44.5cm, five oval platters, length 39cm, ten oval platters, length 35cm, thirty-nine dinner plates, diameter 27.5cm, thirty-five dessert plates, diameter 22.5cm, twenty-nine salad plates, diameter 20.5cm, twenty tea plates, 18cm diameter, two side plates, 15.2cm diameter, three tureens and covers, four sauceboats and two stands, eleven two-handled soup bowls and stands, nineteen teacups and saucers, three milk jugs, sixteen coffee cans and saucers, coffee pot and cover and three teapots and covers.

A Royal Doulton Archives Bathers Collection figure Lido Lady, HN4247, together with seventeen other Royal Doulton figures, comprising Ballet Shoes, HN3434, Storytime, HN3695, Best Friends, HN3935, First Recital, HN3652, Kitty, HN3876, My First Figurine, HN3424, Daddy's Girl, HN3435, Special Friend, HN3607, Georgia, HN5188, Christmas Angel, HN3733, What's The Matter?, HN3684, Santa's Helper, HN3301, Home at Last, HN3697, Time For Bed, HN3762, Faithful Friend, HN3696, Flowers For You, HN3889, and Jester HN3335, each boxed, two Coalport figures and two Coalport buildings.

Six Royal Doulton limited edition The Wind in the Willows figures, comprising On The River, Toad, Mole, Badger, Ratty and Washerwoman Toad, each boxed with certificate, together with eleven Beswick English Country Folk figures, including a special limited edition Gardener Rabbit and Mrs Rabbit Baking, with certificates, Hiker Badger in two colourways, Lady and Gentleman Pig, each boxed.

Fourteen Royal Doulton Kate Greenaway figures, including Lucy, HN2863, Edith, HN2957, Sophie, HN2833, Kathy, HN2346 and James, HN3013, together with the Royal Doulton Kate Greenaway Collection porcelain stand and twelve small Royal Doulton figures, including two This Little Pig, HN1793 and HN2125, Mandy, HN2476, Francine, HN2422, and Monica, HN1467.

A Rosenthal porcelain model of two running greyhounds, mid-20th century, after Fritz Heidenreich, green printed marks to base, length 38cm, together with two other Rosenthal greyhound models after Karner, 15cm high and 16.5cm long.

A Royal Copenhagen figure group Adam and Eve - The Forbidden Fruit, model No. 1997, designed by Hans Hansen, the gilt detailed oval base with a serpent wrapped around it, underglaze blue wave mark and green printed and painted marks to base, height 13cm.

A Bernard Leach St. Ives studio pottery vase, the ovoid body covered in a pale green ash glaze, impressed seal marks to edge of foot, impressed 'ENGLAND', height 21cm.

Four Royal Doulton limited edition figures, comprising The Boy Evacuee, HN3202, No. 5143 of 9500, The Girl Evacuee, HN3203, No. 6174 of 9500, Welcome Home, HN3299, No. 808 of 9500, and The Homecoming, HN3295, No. 1325 of 9500.

A Dennis China Works trial Pigeon pattern vase, dated 2000, designed by Sally Tuffin, impressed and black painted marks to base, height 16cm.

A Moorcroft Phoenix pattern vase, dated 1997, designed by Rachel Bishop, impressed and painted marks to base including artist's signature and date '20.3.97', height 21cm.

A large unusual Copeland pottery electrical lamp in the form of an owl, circa 1880, the bird perched on a tree stump with its wings partially open, a dead mouse held in its right claws, the removable head section fitted with two large glass eyes, impressed mark to side edge, overall height 41cm.

A large pair of Hadley Worcester Bringaree Indian figures, dated 1889, modelled as a male and female, in blush colours, standing on naturalistic circular bases, shape No. 1243, puce printed and impressed marks to bases, height 49cm.

A pair of Hadley Worcester Hogarth style spill vase dancing figures, dated 1887, decorated in blush enamels, on naturalistic circular bases, impressed, puce and green printed marks to bases, heights 24cm and 26cm, together with a Hadley Worcester figure of John Bull, height 18cm, and a pair of Worcester figures of seated children, shape No. 901 (faults and restoration).

A pair of Hadley Worcester figures The Innkeeper and his female companion, dated 1890, he holding a carafe, she a jug, decorated in blush enamels, raised on pseudo cobbled bases, puce printed and impressed marks to bases, heights 29cm and 31cm (minor faults).

A Royal Worcester ewer, dated 1900, painted by Hawkins, signed, with an arrangement of fruit within a gilt scroll frame surrounded by gilt foliate stems against a cobalt blue ground, the gilt handle formed as a pair of snakes, the foot and shoulders with white beaded border detail, green printed factory mark to base, height 24.5cm (restored), together with a Worcester pale blue ground two-handled vase, painted with flowers, green printed marks to base, height 21.5cm.

Four Royal Worcester blush ivory floral decorated items, comprising two flatback jugs, shape No. 1094, heights 16cm and 11cm, a two-handled vase, shape No. 1024, height 15.5cm, and a squat two-handled vase, shape No. 1176, height 6cm (minor nick to rim), together with a Royal Worcester bamboo rose jar and cover, shape No. 1326, and two Worcester Empress Ware dessert plates (one riveted).

A James Hadley & Son Hadley's Worcester two-handled vase, circa 1900, painted by Powell, signed, with blue flowers, flanked by blue glazed handles with foliate terminals above green glazed moulding, green printed factory mark to base with red painted numerals, height 17cm.

A pair of Doulton Burslem two-handled vases, circa 1900, the ivory bodies decorated in shaded pinks and yellows with flowers, the necks and feet printed with a geometric pattern, the moulded loop handles gilt enriched, brown printed and impressed marks to bases, height 32cm (minor restoration), together with a pair of pink blush ground Doulton Burslem dessert plates with petal shaped rims, diameter 23cm.

A large Royal Worcester two-handled vase and cover, dated 1900, the blush ivory ground decorated with flowers, the shoulders, neck, stem and base moulded with foliate scrollwork and stiff leaf bands against a pale green ground, flanked by elaborate scroll handles with mask terminals, the circular foot on a square base, the cover with pointed finial, green printed and impressed marks to base, shape No. 1572, height 47cm (pointed finial restored).