British and Continental Ceramics

Six limited edition Wade C & S Collectables Premier Betty Boop figures, comprising Ladies Day, Elegance, Halloween, Snow Queen, Christmas Time and Toy Box, each boxed with certificate.

Thirteen limited edition Wade C & S Collectables Betty Boop figures, comprising Trick or Treat, Sweetheart, Seasons Greetings, Showtime, Juke Box, Air Hostess, Shopping Dolly, White Cool Breeze, Queen of Hearts, Lazy Daze, Cheers Ten Years, Satin & Lace and Elegance, each boxed with certificate.

Nine limited edition Wade C & S Collectables Betty Boop figures, comprising Uptown Girl, Material Girl, Nurse, Christmas Present, Hubble Bubble, Material Girl Special Edition, Viva Las Vegas, World Cup and Elegance, each boxed with certificate.

A mixed group of Wade collectables, with some limited editions, including five Wind in the Willow figures, six different Arthur Hare figures, two Mr Magoo, two Arundel cats, two Arundel Bunnies, Arundel Chick, Dracula figure and a group of Tetley Tea tablewares, with some certificates and boxes.

A mixed group of Wade collectables, mid to late 20th century, including an Andy Capp teapot and cover, two decanters in the form of a penguin and cockatoo, snowman and snowlady salt and pepper, Andy Capp and Flo salt and pepper, Tom and Jerry, a set of nursery rhyme miniatures and some hat box Disney models.

A Worcester blue printed Pine Cone Group saucer dish, circa 1775, underglaze blue hatched crescent mark to base, diameter 21cm, an English delft plate, diameter 23cm (heavily restored), three Staffordshire figures and a pearlware figure of Neptune (faults, losses and restoration).

A Villeroy & Boch Acapulco pattern part service, including four two-handled oval platter trays in three sizes, a two-handled circular tray, jug, height 15cm, five dessert bowls, ten ramekins and a circular tureen and cover.

A pearlware pottery puzzle jug, dated 1838, inscribed 'Isabella Reay' above the date within a pink, green and blue foliate frame, the pierced neck with five protruding spouts, unmarked, height 20.5cm (restored).

A pair of Dresden porcelain bottle vases and covers, late 19th century, of flattened pear shape, painted with opposing panels of courting couples within gilt and painted relief moulded frames joined by moulded pink fabric swags, flanked by scattered painted floral bouquets, the yellow glazed fluted necks with painted pink ribbon detail, underglaze blue pseudo Berlin sceptre mark to bases, height 42cm.

A Staffordshire pottery bust of John Wesley, 19th century, after Enoch Wood, modelled raised on a pseudo marbled socle base, height 30cm.

Nine Continental porcelain military style figures, late 19th century and later, including a Meissen example with red frock coat, height 12.5cm, a Berlin KPM example playing a drum, height 12cm, and two Wessel Frankenthal examples on titled bases, tallest 27cm (faults and restoration).

Three Meissen Böttger Steinzeug stoneware models of animals, mid to late 20th century, comprising a hedgehog and tortoise designed by Erich Oehme, impressed crossed swords, 'Bottger Steinzeug' and 'Erich Oehme' to bases, both 7.5cm long, and a larger rabbit seated on a shaped oval base, impressed marks, height 13cm.

A pair of Nymphenburg porcelain white glazed convex beaker cups, contemporary, designed by Ted Muehling, impressed and green printed marks to bases with facsimile signature, height 9cm, together with a Hanneke Verheij studio porcelain bowl of eggshell type carved with flowers and foliage, dated 2005, height 6cm, incised marks to base.

A Nymphenburg white glazed porcelain model of a tortoise, mid 20th century, designed by Luise Terletzki Scherf, green printed and impressed marks to base, length 9cm, together with a Meissen model of a hare, designed by Max Esser, height 6.3cm, a Hutschenreuther piglet and snipe and a Dresden canary, height 10cm.

Two Volkstedt porcelain Eros serving dishes, 20th century, designed by Kati Zorn, comprising a platter, length 32cm, and bowl, diameter 19cm, both of triangular shape gilt with arrows to the base interior and applied with a Cupid to the rim, blue printed and impressed marks to bases, together with a Nymphenburg porcelain paperweight, 20th century, modelled with a crawling Asian child holding a bowl raised on a rectangular base, impressed, printed and painted marks to base, length 11cm.

A Höchst porcelain tea for two cabaret service, 20th century, glazed in celadon green with purple glazed rims, handles, knops and spouts, comprising a circular tray, diameter 32.5cm, teapot and cover, two teacups and saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl and cover, printed and painted marks to bases.

A Worcester hexagonal teapot stand, circa 1765, decorated in blue and gilt with a central flower within patterned framing, diameter 15.3cm, together with a Worcester slop bowl polychrome painted with flowers and insects, diameter 14.8cm, a Worcester French Green saucer dish, diameter 18.5cm, a Worcester saucer dish gilt in the manner of James Giles with floral garlands, diameter 18.3cm, and two pieces of Derby porcelain (minor faults).

A studio pottery vase in the style of Hans Coper, of compressed bulbous shape with short neck rim, covered in a matt black glaze, seal mark to base, height 9.5cm.

An Eric James Mellon studio pottery rectangular tile, titled Persephone, painted with a seated female nude, a tulip in the foreground, covered in an elm ash glaze, painted marks to side edge, 19.7cm by 10cm.