British and Continental Ceramics

A Meissen topographical inkwell, cover and stand, circa 1900, the well of bulbous shape painted with a titled view of Amselfall and two floral panels within gilt scroll framing against a cobalt blue ground, the matching stand painted with a titled view of Tharandt, the cover with flowers and gilt scrollwork, blue painted crossed swords marks to bases, black script titles and impressed and incised numerals, diameter of stand 17.3cm (minor chip to inner rim of well).

A Meissen figure, late 19th/early 20th century, modelled after Acier, as a girl looking down at a broken mirror at her feet, raised on a circular base with raised gilt scroll pattern to the edge, crossed swords in underglaze blue to base, incised model No. F.34 and other impressed numerals, height 15.3cm (some restoration).

A Royal Doulton Dickens 'Dream' Jug, circa 1933, designed by Noke, green printed marks to base with list of characters, height 27cm.

A Mintons Balmoral pattern dinner plate, dated 1892, painted to the rim with a crown enclosed within a pink flowered wreath frame tied with a blue ribbon, opposing an entwined gilt 'VA' monogram standing for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, with the same pink flowered wreath frame, the rim with gilt dentil detail, impressed marks to base with puce printed retailer's stamp for Mortlock, Regent St., diameter 26cm.

A large Bernard Rooke stoneware studio pottery vase, constructed from a series of slab built Brutalist sections including cogs and wheels, impressed mark to side edge, height 48cm.

A Franciscan Dinnerware Desert Rose pattern part service, comprising twelve dinner plates, an oval platter, two divided dishes, thirteen tea plates, six dessert bowls, a pair of two-handled circular bowls, milk jug and a butter dish and cover (minor faults).

Five items of Spode blue printed Italian pattern tableware, comprising a rectangular soup tureen and cover, a pair of single-handled dishes, salt pot and pepper pot, together with a Doulton Watteau pattern blue printed oval platter, length 49.5cm, a Mason's Bittersweet pattern octagonal bowl and a Spode Blue Tower pattern tureen base.

A set of Sitzendorf porcelain figures, modelled as Henry VIII and his six wives, each with painted name to the reverse edge of the base, underglaze blue factory mark to bases, height 20cm.

Seventeen Royal Doulton figures, comprising Janet, HN1537, Penelope, HN1901, Solitude, HN2810, Belle O' The Ball, HN1997, Babie, HN1679, Belle, HN2340, Bo-Peep, HN1811, Lavinia, HN1955, Christine, HN3269, Autumn Breezes, HN2176, limited edition Catherine of Aragon, HN3233, Penny, HN2338, Rose, HN1368, Lorna, HN2311, Clarissa, HN2345, limited edition Charity, HN3087, and limited edition May Countess Howe, HN3007, together with the hardback reference book 'Royal Doulton Figures Produced at Burslem Staffordshire', Desmond Eyles and Richard Dennis.

A Mason's Mandalay pattern part service, comprising two graduated oval platters, longest 43cm, three tureens and covers, soup tureen, cover and stand with ladle, six plates 26.5cm diameter, eight plates 25.3cm diameter, eight plates 22.8m diameter, eight plates 19.8cm diameter, two sauce boats and stands, eight plates 17.2cm diameter, eight two-handled soup bowls and stands and a jug, height 17cm (minor faults).

A pair of Dresden porcelain comports, early 20th century, painted with figural and foliate panels against a turquoise ground within gilt scroll borders, underglaze blue factory marks to bases, diameter of tops 23cm, height 15.8cm, together with a pair of Continental bisque porcelain oval plaques relief moulded with figures, height 13cm (minor faults).

A Mason's Ironstone Angling Series oval platter and six plates, titled The Bailiff, Smiling Showers, A Sharp Bite, Ducks In Delight, The One That Got Away, Digging For Bait and Taking A Fly, together with a Mason's limited edition bowl commemorating The Silver Jubilee, 1977, a matching plate, a Mason's reproduction Double Landscape plate, a Crown Staffordshire limited edition Silver Jubilee commemorative plate designed by Bailey, a Royal Worcester limited edition The Royal Marriage Vase and cover, a set of six Wedgwood Whitehall pattern coffee cans and saucers and a Coalport Hong Kong pattern miniature tea for one with tray, length 25.8cm.

Two Caldas Rainha Portuguese pottery Palissy style dishes, late 19th century, the larger example by Jose A. Cunha with a lizard and snake surrounded by six other critters, diameter 24cm, the smaller example by D'Avellar with a toad, snake and butterfly, diameter 20cm, both with shredded clay grass ground, impressed marks to bases (some faults).

A pair of Caldas Rainha Portuguese pottery Palissy style dishes by Jose A. Cunha, late 19th Century, both decorated in high relief with insects and reptiles against a shredded clay grass ground, impressed marks to bases, diameter 15cm (some faults).

A pair of Continental porcelain Dresden style vases, early to mid 20th century, of high shouldered form painted with figural panels within gilt framing against a cobalt blue ground gilt with flowers, blue painted crowned 'D' mark to bases, height 25cm.

A small Moorcroft Pottery Clematis pattern mug, mid 20th century, with shaded green ground, impressed marks to base, height 5.5cm.

A Wileman & Co. The Foley 'Faience' Old Chelsea two handled vase and cover, early 20th century, of trophy cup shape, decorated with yellow iris against a gilt overlaid cobalt blue ground, flanked by gilt scroll handles, puce printed marks to base with numerals 8075, height 13.5cm.

A small Wemyss pottery pig, post 1930, probably painted by Joe Nekola, with a design of pink flowering clover, green painted and printed marks to base, length 15cm.

Two small Wemyss pottery pigs, early 20th century, the first a money box sponged with black markings, impressed mark to base, the second painted with thistles, green painted mark to base, both 15cm long (faults and restoration).