British and Continental Ceramics

An Art Deco Goebel pottery wall mask, designed by Miss Agnes Richardson as the head of a woman with curly blond hair, impressed and printed marks to base, length 20cm.

A Lladro gres stoneware figure Thai Dancer, No. 2069, height 43cm.

A Copenhagen wire-haired fox terrier, after the model by Dahl Jensen, No. 1001, green printed and painted marks to base, height 18.5cm.

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part service, comprising six teacups and saucers, cake plate, milk jug and sugar bowl.

A Ridgway pottery Liege pattern part service, dated 1872, decorated to the rim with a scrolling foliate border edged with geometric patterned bands, comprising soup tureen, cover and stand, two graduated oval platters, two vegetable tureens and covers, sauce tureen with cover and stand, two open oval dishes, length 24cm, six soup plates, eleven plates, 26.5cm diameter, and seven plates, 24cm diameter, impressed and printed marks to bases (faults and repairs).

A Mintons majolica jug in the form of a cat, dated 1874, probably modelled by Paul Comolera, the seated black, brown and white feline with a mouse under its front right paw, raised on a mottled green glazed base, turquoise glazed interior, impressed factory marks to base with shape No.1924 and raised diamond registration lozenge, height 25cm.

A George Jones majolica garden seat, dated 1874, of cylindrical shape, relief decorated with birds and dragonflies amidst bulrushes above waterlilies against a turquoise ground, the brown glazed raffia effect top with hand hold aperture, impressed diamond registration lozenge to base interior side, height 45.5cm.

A pair of Art Deco Myott pottery vases, of elongated torpedo shape with fin shaped vertical supports, raised on stepped circular bases, painted in green, pink, purple and blue, each with five top apertures, printed marks to bases, height 21.5cm (faults), both filled with a display of fabric and wire flowers.

A Moorcroft Pottery flambé glazed Eventide pattern footed bowl, circa 1925, impressed marks to base with remains of original paper label, diameter 17.5cm.

A Dennis China Works Trial Poppy pattern cylindrical jar and cover, dated 2002, designed by Sally Tuffin, with shaded blue ground, impressed and painted marks to base, height 13cm, together with two other Dennis China Works jars and covers with bee and honeycomb decoration, the first with blue ground and bee finial, dated 2003, height 10cm, the second with shaded orange/green ground, dated 2000, height 10.5cm.

A Dennis China Works Bee pattern vase, designed by Sally Tuffin, dated 1999, with yellow honeycomb ground, height 24.5cm, together with a matching smaller pair, height 13cm, impressed and black painted marks to bases.

A Rodney Lawrence studio pottery stoneware vase, incised and painted with Venus and Neptune standing in shells accompanied by dolphins, impressed seal marks to base, height 23cm.

A Mark Griffiths studio pottery stoneware vase, of flattened circular shape with abstract brushstrokes to each side against an oatmeal ground, seal mark to base edge above footrim, height 18cm, together with a studio pottery bowl, probably Charles Spacey, with incised geometric pattern to the interior, impressed seal marks to base, diameter 21cm.

A Derby porcelain blue printed pickle dish in the form of a leaf, circa 1770, decorated to the base interior with flowers beneath a blue edged serrated rim applied with a pierced triangular shaped handle, length 9cm.

A Haviland Limoges porcelain Musee Claude Monet Giverny part service, 20th century, with yellow and blue banded decoration, comprising two oval vegetable tureens and covers, seven plates 21.8cm diameter, seven plates 19cm diameter, eight two-handled soup bowls and stands, two-handled sauce tureen with cover and integral stand, teapot and cover, jug, height 12cm, two-handled sucrier and cover and eight teacups and six saucers, with original boxes. Note: this design was originally created by Monet himself for his dining room in Giverny, it is today reissued and sold by the Claude Monet Museum.

Eight small Royal Doulton limited edition cricket related character jugs, comprising Len Hutton, Denis Compton, Brian Johnston, 'Dickie' Bird, Jack Hobbs, Freddie Trueman, Ian Botham and W.G. Grace, with some certificates, together with a Royal Doulton limited edition figure of W.G. Grace, HN3640.

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part service, comprising teapot and cover, cake plate, five tea plates, six teacups and saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl.

A set of seven Royal Doulton small character jugs representing Henry VIII and his six wives, a pair of small Royal Doulton limited edition character jugs depicting Prince Albert and Queen Victoria and fifteen other small Royal Doulton limited edition character jugs, comprising Queen Victoria, Winston Churchill, Fletcher Christian, Napoleon, Captain Bligh, Wellington, King Charles I, Willie Carson, Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, Christopher Columbus, Oliver Cromwell, Earl Mountbatten of Burma, Charlie Chaplin, King Philip II of Spain and Elizabeth I, with nine certificates.

Twenty Royal Doulton small Dickens character figures, raised on black glazed bases, including Pickwick, Little Nell, Fagin, Mrs Bardell, Jingle and Fat Boy, together with four tiny character jugs and a Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware Toby jug, height 8cm.