British and Continental Ceramics

A large Lladro limited edition figure group titled To The Rim, model No. 1800, created by Juan Coderch and Pilar Pérez, as three basketball players jostling over the ball, No. 353 from an edition of 1500, height 65cm, with framed certificate, stand, paperwork and original box.

A Parian bust, late 19th century, modelled as the head and shoulders of a young girl with flowing hair wearing a quilted bonnet and large Byzantine cross or cross of Lorraine pendant, raised on a socle base, unmarked, height 36cm.

Six Lladro figures, comprising Pretty Pickings, No. 5222, Let's Make Up, No. 5555, Bridesmaid, No. 5598, The Wanderer, No. 5400, For A Special Someone, No. 6915, and Ingenue, No. 5487 (faults).

Seven Karl Ens bird models, comprising a long-eared owl, height 16.5cm, a larger owl, height 24cm, kingfisher, height 11.5cm, two birds of paradise on a branch, height 27cm, a similar group of two birds, height 24cm, a bluetit, height 11cm (fault), and a finch on a blossom branch, height 14.5cm, together with two Beswick bird models, comprising a song thrush, No. 2308, and a budgie, No. 1217 (some faults).

Two Royal Doulton stoneware vases, the first decorated with a wide band of Tudor roses and grapes by Joan Honey, monogrammed, height 14cm, the second with pink roses against a mottled blue ground, height 22.5cm, a pottery candlestick with mottled blue, yellow and brown glazes, height 20cm, a green glazed pottery jug, probably French, height 24cm, and a Wade model of a polar bear with a fish standing on an ice flow, height 15cm.

Thirteen Royal Doulton figures, comprising The Rag Doll Seller, HN2944, Ninette, HN2379, My Love, HN2339, Louise, HN3207, Elyse, HN2474, Linda, HN3374 (cracked), Amanda, HN2996, Heather, HN2956, Dinky Do, HN2120, Autumn Breezes, HN2176, Becky, HN2740, Diana, HN2468, and Denise, HN2477.

A Royal Doulton figure Blue Bird, HN1280, height 12cm (glued repair to neck).

A set of four Franklin Porcelain limited edition vases, comprising The Meadowland Bird Vase, The Woodland Bird Vase, The Marshland Bird Vase and The Garden Bird Vase, each by Basil Ede, all 29cm high, with four wooden stands and three certificates, together with two Royal Doulton Flambé Woodcut vases, tallest 19.5cm.

A Kevin Francis limited edition figure Young Clarice Cliff, modelled by Andy Moss to a design by John Michael, No. 345 of 900.

An Angouleme French pottery Palissy style dish in the manner of Alfred Renoleau, late 19th/early 20th century, of oval shape moulded as a bed of seaweed surmounted in high relief by a large and small crab beside a shell, impressed mark to base, length 44cm (faults).

Four large size Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures, comprising Tom Kitten, Jeremy Fisher, Mrs Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny, a Beswick Ware 1999 Annual Collectors' Tableau titled Mittens, Tom Kitten and Moppet, with base and certificate, two Beswick large size centenary figures of Peter Rabbit and Jemima Puddle-Duck, a Beswick Ware model of Hunca Munca Sweeping, with gilt highlights, three Royal Albert double figures, comprising The Christmas Stocking, Jemima Puddleduck with Foxy Whiskered Gentleman and Mittens and Moppets, and nine Beswick Beatrix Potter figures with Black Crest marks, majority boxed.

Thirty-one Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures, including Peter In Bed, two Babbitty Bumble, Mother Ladybird, John Joiner, Ribby and the Patty Pan, Benjamin Wakes Up, Gentleman Mouse Made a Bow and Lady Mouse Made a Curtsey, twenty-eight boxed.

Thirty-seven Beswick Beatrix Potter's figures, each with mark BP-3b, including Pickles, Simpkin, Susan, Little Black Rabbit, Thomasina Tittlemouse, Appley Dapply, Tommy Brock, Pig-Wig and Mr Alderman Ptolemy, with a variety of boxes.

Twenty-six Beswick Beatrix Potter's figures, comprising Tom Kitten with mark BP-1a, Tailor of Gloucester, Mrs Tiggy-Winkle and Cecily Parsley with mark BP-2, Aunt Pettitoes, Cousin Ribby, Sir Isaac Newton and Johnny Town-Mouse with mark BP-3a, Squirrel Nutkin, Old Mr Brown, Jemima Puddleduck Made a Feather Nest, Mrs Tittlemouse and Timmy Tiptoes with mark BP-3c, Jemima Puddleduck with mark BP-4, eleven Royal Albert examples and a resin John Beswick Studio Sculptures model of Timmy Willy, together with a Beswick display stand in the form of tree trunks.

A Royal Doulton Vanborough pattern part service, comprising oval platter length 41cm, oval platter length 34cm, nine dinner plates, eight dessert plates, eight tea plates, two teacups and ten saucers and five coffee cups and eight saucers.

A set of six Copeland porcelain dessert plates, late 19th century, painted with flowers and grasses, one with a butterfly too, within gilt dentil edged rims, impressed and printed marks to bases, painted pattern No. 1/1148, diameter 22.8cm.

A Wedgwood pottery mug commemorating the 1953 Coronation of Elizabeth II, designed by Eric Ravilious, decorated with fireworks above a pink band, black printed and red painted factory marks to base, height 10.3cm.

A Royal Dux Art Nouveau centrepiece, early 20th century, modelled with a maiden with long flowing dress forming a dish, standing beside a large shell, decorated in shot enamels, applied pink triangle mark to base and impressed numerals '821', height 26cm.

A pair of French faience lion candlesticks, probably St. Clement, in the style of Emile Gallé, modelled as an opposing pair of heraldic passant lions both holding aloft a castle turret, raised on pierced oval bases with scroll moulding, details picked out in shades of blue, unmarked, height 24cm, together with two other French faience lions holding aloft candle sconces, painted in blue with scattered foliage, unmarked, height 25cm (faults and restoration).