British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Crown Derby Japan pattern octagonal bowl, dated 1928, pattern No. 1128, red printed factory mark to base, diameter 23.3cm.

A mixed group of Staffordshire pottery figures, jugs and spill vases, late 19th century and later, including a pair of seated figures Tam O'Shanter and Souter Johnnie, height 21.5cm, a group of two musicians, height 31cm, a figure titled Blacksmith, an equestrian group Going to Market, a castle spill vase, a pair of zebra spill vases, height 21cm, a Nelson Toby jug and a sailor and soldier double sided figure (faults).

A pair of Royal Dux porcelain figures, 1900-18, the first modelled as a young girl holding a baby wrapped in a shawl, impressed numerals to base '331', height 34cm, the second modelled as a boy dressed in the attire of an artist, impressed numerals to base '430', height 35cm, both with applied pink triangle to base.

A Continental pottery figure of a peasant man holding a child in his arms, late 19th/early 20th century, raised on a brown glazed square base, impressed letters to base, height 30cm, a pair of Continental bisque porcelain figures modelled as a lady and gentleman in period dress standing on pseudo tiled bases, tallest 40cm, another large Continental pottery figure modelled as a gardener with a basket of vegetables, height 44cm, and a mixed group of other pottery and porcelain, including a majolica three piece tea service moulded with birds on leaves against a cobalt blue glazed bamboo effect ground, a vase with floral encrusted detail modelled as a cherub with a watering can, two enamel 1897 jubilee commemorative beakers and a graduated set of three Hope & Carter relief moulded stoneware jugs decorated with bulrushes against a brown ground, circa 1868, tallest 20cm (faults).

Twelve Royal Doulton figures, comprising Clarinda, HN2724, Lady Charmian, HN1949, Daydreams, HN1731, Becky, HN4322, Adrienne, HN2152, Pantalettes, HN1507, Veronica, HN1517, Irene, HN1621, A Victorian Lady, HN728, two Rose, HN1368, and This Little Pig, HN1793.

A small group of Royal Copenhagen Brown Rose pattern wares, comprising teapot and cover, jug, height 12cm, sucrier and cover, teacup and saucer, coffee cup and saucer and two small plates, diameter 17cm, pattern No. 688, together with a Royal Copenhagen bottle shaped lamp base, height 20.3cm, two Royal Copenhagen vases, a Royal Worcester ivory glazed jug gilt and enamelled with fern leaves, gilt bamboo handle, dated 1889, height 26cm, a Royal Worcester wall pocket in the shape of an urn with fabric support and a Royal Worcester group of three conjoined Japanese style aesthetic moonflasks (faults and restoration).

A group of Herend porcelain tablewares, comprising an ice bucket, liners and cover, two vases with gilt paw feet, tallest 18cm, and a large circular two-handled platter, diameter including handles 42.5cm, in the Rothschild Bird pattern, and a Market Garden pattern hors d'oeuvres set designed as a large circular platter, diameter 37cm, fitted with a central circular dish and five interlocking shaped dishes, various printed and painted marks to bases.

A Spode Fleur De Lys Gold pattern part service, comprising two tureens and covers, twelve dinner plates, diameter 27cm, twelve dessert plates, diameter 20.3cm, twenty-four side plates, diameter 16.3cm, sauce boat and oval stand, twelve two-handled soup bowls and eleven stands, twelve coffee cups and saucers, milk jug, sugar bowl, a single-handled shell shaped dish and a flared vase, height 13.3cm.

Ten Karl Ens porcelain bird models, including a cockerel, height 20cm, bird of paradise, height 28cm, cockatoo, canary and kingfisher, together with a Karl Ens model of a goat, a Hutschenreuther bird model, a German model of a pink and grey winged parrot, height 26cm, ten Goebel porcelain bird models, including a woodpecker, height 18cm, robin, blue tit and owl, a Goebel dog, a pair of Sitzendorf porcelain figures and a Sitzendorf elephant and horse (some faults, restoration and repairs).

A small group of Art Deco Shelley bone china Regent shape Block & Bands pattern tablewares, circa 1925-45, decorated in shades of yellow, comprising an oval platter, length 28cm, eight small plates, diameter 17.7cm, sugar bowl and two teacups and saucers, together with four small plates, diameter 17.7cm, and a square plate in the Patches and Shades pattern and two Shelley vegetable tureens and covers, a sauce tureen and cover and an oval platter, length 42cm, with yellow banded decoration (minor faults).

A pair of Derby porcelain baskets, circa 1765-70, of 'spectacle' type, the oval bodies painted in blue to the base interiors with a chinoiserie landscape design, the trellis work sides with blue line detail to the interior and an applied flowerhead to each intersection on the exterior, the twisted loop handles with applied foliate terminals, patch marks to bases, both 23cm long (minor faults).

A large Zsolnay Pecs Alhambra vase, designed in 1884 by Tádé Sikorski, of Moorish style, the flared neck with a large pair of pierced wing type handles, raised on a spreading circular foot, impressed marks to base with shape No. 1027, height 47.5cm (minor faults).

A Dutch delft pleated dish or plooischotels, mid-18th Century, painted in blue with chinoiserie figures to the moulded rim and well, diameter 30.3cm (restored), together with an Iznik pottery dish, diameter 26.3cm (restored).

A Newlyn Troika Pottery rectangle vase, 1976-83, decorated by Alison Brigden, monogrammed, black painted marks to base, height 21.3cm, together with a Troika Pottery mug, height 11.5cm.

A Continental oval porcelain plaque, late 19th/early 20th century, painted after Richter with a Neapolitan Fisher Boy, unmarked, dimensions 15.5cm by 11.2cm, held within a wooden frame.

A Sèvres bisque portrait medallion of King Louis XVIII, circa 1820, modelled by Alexandre Brachard, wearing the Star of the Order of the Saint Esprit, against a blue wash ground, in a gilt metal mount and ebonised frame, incised 'Sèvres' and 'Brachard F' on the truncation, diameter including frame 13.2cm.

A Meissen model of a wagtail, 20th century, perched on a white tree stump base, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue to base, impressed and painted numerals, height 17cm.

An Art Deco Clarice Cliff Bizarre Cabbage Flower pattern plate, circa 1934, black printed and impressed marks to base, diameter 21.7cm, together with an Original Bizarre octagonal bowl, diameter 23.5cm (cracked).

Twelve pot lids, 19th century, including Pegwell Bay Established 1760, Peace, A Pair, The Trooper and Strathfieldsaye by F. & R Pratt, seven framed (faults and repairs).