British and Continental Ceramics

A large W.H. Goss crested nautilus shell, raised on a coral and rocky base, decorated with the Arms of St. Thomas A' Becket and the See of Canterbury, height 15.5cm, a pair of Goss crinoline lady bells, two Royal Worcester miniature mugs and a small group of other ceramics, including a Samson Chinese armorial style plate, diameter 24cm, and a Meissen style figure of an old woman beside a floral decorated jug, height 12cm (some faults).

A Limoges porcelain part dessert service by M. Redon, first half 20th century, decorated with pink and gilt flowers and foliage within a gilt overlaid cobalt blue ground gilt edged shaped rim, comprising eleven plates, 21.5cm diameter, two circular dishes, two low stands and two tazza, various printed marks to bases.

A mixed group of Carlton Ware Yellow Buttercup pattern floral moulded wares, including seven cups and saucers, six plates 22.5cm long, milk jug, cream jug, jam pot and cover, two-handled sucrier, trefoil dish, oval dish, other smaller dishes and a pierced watercress drainer dish and stand (some faults).

A large mixed group of Kate Glanville nautical or marine theme painted tablewares, contemporary, including mermaid, bather, fish, sailor and boat decorations, comprising two large circular serving bowls, diameter 33.5cm, a footed circular bowl, diameter 29cm, four other circular serving dishes, eight plates 28cm diameter, ten plates 19.5cm diameter, eight cereal bowls, six small bowls and a beaker, together with another Kate Glanville circular dish.

A Zsolnay Pecs pottery dish, early 20th century, of triangular shape with pierced folded rim, painted with Isnik style flowers, impressed and indistinct printed marks to base, length 18cm, together with a small group of Wood & Sons Quaker Oats condiments and tablewares, a Continental pottery bird jug and a Royal Doulton figure A Victorian Lady, HN728.

A Wileman & Co The Foley China part tea service, early 20th century, printed in orange and green with pendant flowers, of fluted scalloped shape, comprising seven teacups and ten saucers, twelve tea plates, milk jug, slop bowl and cake plate, printed and painted marks to bases with pattern No. 9059 (faults).

Four Lladro figures, comprising Wheelbarrow With Flowers, No. 1283, Spring, No. 5217, My Happy Friend, No. 6824, and A Wish Come True, No. 7676 (minor faults).

Eight Royal Doulton figures, comprising The Wayfarer, HN2362, A Good Catch, HN2258, The Professor, HN2281, The Pied Piper, HN2102, Teatime, HN2255, The Old Balloon Seller, HN1315, The Doctor, HN2858, and Lunchtime, HN2485.

Eight Lladro figures, comprising Socialite of the 20s, No. 5283, Little Lady, No. 4879, Dancer, No. 5050, Sunday In The Park, No. 5365, Susan, No. 5644, Quiet Evening, No. 5606, Elizabeth, No. 5645, and Ingenue, No. 5487.

Sixteen Royal Doulton figures, comprising Elyse, HN2429, The Last Waltz, HN2315, Clarinda, HN2724, Daydreams, HN1731, Coralie, HN2307, Fleur, HN2368, two Southern Belle, HN2229, Victoria, HN2471, Ninette, HN2379, Ascot, HN2356, Autumn Breezes, HN1939, Secret Thoughts, HN2382, Greta, HN1485, Grand Manner, HN2723, and The Bedtime Story, HN2059, together with three Royal Worcester figures.

Four Poole Pottery Delphis dishes, circa 1970, diameter 20.3cm, together with a similar smaller example, diameter 12.8cm, an Aegean plate, diameter 25.5cm, and a carved black glazed Poole dish, diameter 26.8cm, various black printed and painted marks.

A pair of Meissen style four-light Continental porcelain candelabra representing the Seasons, late 19th/early 20th century, both formed as a scroll moulded floral encrusted column, the first surmounted with putti representing Spring and Summer, the second with putti representing Autumn and Winter, raised on domed feet moulded with pink enamelled and gilt scrollwork, the scroll branch lights encrusted with flowers around the stiff leaf moulded sconces, underglaze blue marks to bases, height 50cm (minor faults).

A Continental porcelain Meissen style five-light candelabrum, late 19th/early 20th century, modelled with a shepherdess and sheep seated on a grassy mound before bocage, the scroll arms of the candelabrum fitting encrusted with flowers and with stiff leaf moulded sconces, underglaze blue mark to base, height 39cm (some faults).

A pair of Chelsea Derby style Continental porcelain candlestick figures, late 19th century, modelled as a man and woman both accompanied by a dog seated before elaborate bocage beside a sconce, raised on pierced, scroll moulded bases enriched with gilding, gold painted anchor mark to reverse edge of bases, height 17cm, together with six other Continental porcelain figures, including a Sitzendorf example and a pair in Derby style (some faults).

A pair of Minton bone china vases and covers, 20th century, painted by A. Holland, signed, with pheasants in flight in a continuous landscape, the covers with gilt knops, gilt printed and painted marks to bases, height 15cm (one knop glued).

A Meissen figure, late 18th/early 19th century, modelled after Kaendler as a child servant, indistinct crossed swords mark to base and incised '24', height 12cm, together with a similar 18th century Meissen figure modelled as a street vendor holding a basket of fruit on his head, with gilt metal base, indistinct underglaze blue mark to back edge of base, height 15.5cm, a Meissen figure of a girl holding a basket, 20th century, height 12.5cm, a pair of Sitzendorf figures and a Continental porcelain figure of Justice, height 15cm (faults and restoration).

A Mintons Parian figure Solitude, dated 1896, modelled after J. Lawlor, produced for the Art Union of London, the female nude seated on a tilted base accompanied by a stork, impressed and moulded marks, height 50cm (right index finger restored).

A Royal Bonn Art Nouveau pottery jardiniere, circa 1900, decorated by A. Hofmann, signed, with a pheasant standing between flowers against a shaded green ground, the rim with a scroll detailed border, printed, painted and impressed marks to base, height 22cm, together with a Royal Doulton series ware jug decorated with a huntsman on horseback and hounds after Cecil Aldin, height 13.5cm, and a Continental porcelain fox head stirrup cup, length 11.5cm (haircrack).

A set of seven limited edition Royal Doulton figures, comprising Henry VIII, HN3350, No. 1684 from an edition of 1991, Catherine Parr, HN3450, No. 599, Anne of Cleves, HN3356, No. 1938, Anne Boleyn, HN3232, No. 6326, Jane Seymour, HN3349, No. 1502, Catherine of Aragon, HN3233, No. 4595, and Catherine Howard, HN3449, No. 234, each from an edition of 9500 (Catherine of Aragon chipped, Anne of Cleves cracked), with seven certificates.