British and Continental Ceramics

A set of five Royal Doulton Millennium Collectables limited edition Guinness Toucan advertising figures, each from an edition of 2,000, comprising Miner, No. 898, Christmas, No. 616, Seaside, No. 576, Big Chief, No. 776, and News Vendor Namestand, No. 1675, each boxed with certificate.

A set of eight Royal Doulton Millennium Collectables limited edition advertising figures, each from an edition of 2000, comprising Guinness Toucan, No. 1416, Golly, No. 1504, Sir Kreemy Knut, No. 1466, The Milkybar Kid, No. 643, John Player 'Hero' Sailor, No. 1330, Fox's Polar Bear, No. 1406, Father William, No. 1597, and John Ginger, No. 1288, each boxed with certificate, together with the matching advertising plaque.

Four Royal Doulton Millennium Collectables limited edition advertising figures, comprising The Bisto Kids, No. 534 of 1,000, Fairy Baby, No. 454 of 950, Bibendum - Michelin Man, No. 246 of 2,000, and Dulux Dog, No. 187 of 750, each boxed with certificates, together with a pair of Guinness Toucan cruets and thirteen Millennium Collectables Guinness advertising badges, each boxed.

A Lady Anne Gordon (1924-2007 Marchioness of Aberdeen and Tremair) commemorative plate, dated 17th May 1977, painted with the Royal Coat of arms flanked by the dates 1952 and 1977, in celebration of Elizabeth II's silver jubilee, black painted monogram and date to base, diameter 33cm.

A Newlyn Troika rectangle vase, circa 1970-72, decorated by Ann Lewis, monogrammed, black painted marks to base, height 22.8cm.

A small Newlyn Troika wheel vase, circa 1970-72, decorated by Ann Lewis, monogrammed, black painted marks to base, height 10.7cm.

A Newlyn Troika square dish, 1976-83, decorated by Alison Brigden, monogrammed, with central concave circular well, black painted marks to base, 12cm square, together with a miniature St. Ives pottery brown glazed jug, height 4.5cm.

A Newlyn Troika marmalade pot, 1970-76, by Penny Black, monogrammed, black painted marks to base, height 9cm.

A small Royal Worcester blush ivory two-handled vase, dated 1908, decorated with gilt enriched flowers, puce printed mark to base, height 15.7cm, together with a Hadley's Worcester vase, painted with blue iris flowers between relief moulded borders, green printed and red painted marks to base, height 12cm.

Eight Royal Crown Derby Japan or Imari pattern paperweights, comprising Barn Owl, Mandarin Duck, Striped Dolphin, Cat, Kitten, Frog, Beaver and Siamese Cat, each with gilt stopper to base.

A small group of Art Deco Clarice Cliff Bizarre Ravel pattern wares, 1930s, conical shape, comprising four coffee cans and saucers, jug, height 6.3cm, and a sugar bowl, printed and impressed marks to bases (minor faults).

A Meissen porcelain royal commemorative circular plaque, late 19th century, decorated in relief with a portrait bust of Queen Carola of Saxony, within the inscription 'CAROLA KOENIGIN VON SACHSEN', against a celadon ground within a gilt enriched laurel wreath rim, crossed swords in blue to base with impressed numerals, diameter 11.2cm.

A Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern soup tureen, cover and ladle, with six matching soup plates.

Two Moorcroft Pottery lamp bases, the first in the Pheasants Eye pattern, designed by Shirley Hayes, height to top of porcelain 22cm, with original shade, the second in the Passion Flower pattern, designed by Rachel Bishop, height to top of porcelain 20cm.

A set of six Wade International Collectors Club Wind in the Willows figures, comprising Rattie, Weasel, Toad, Mole, Badger and a special figure depicting Mole and Rattie in a boat, each boxed with certificate.

A Moorcroft Pottery Trial vase decorated in the Pheasants of Snow Hollow pattern, dated 2nd October 2014, designed by Emma Bossons, impressed and painted marks to base with original retail label, height 21cm.

A Moorcroft Pottery Lindisfarne pattern vase, dated 2012, designed by Vicky Lovatt, decorated with puffins, impressed and painted marks to base with signature, height 21cm.

A Moorcroft Pottery Red Kites pattern vase, dated 2007, designed by Philip Gibson, impressed, painted and printed marks to base with signature, height 32cm.

A Moorcroft Pottery Inglewood pattern vase, dated 2003, designed by Philip Gibson, impressed, printed and painted marks to base, height 31cm.