British and Continental Ceramics

Eight Beswick English Country Folk figures, comprising Fisherman Otter, Shepherd Sheepdog, Mrs Rabbit Baking, Huntsman Fox, Hiker Badger, Gardener Rabbit, Gentleman Pig and The Lady Pig, seven boxed, together with two Beswick Pig Band figures, Beswick Footballing Felines limited edition figure Mee-Ouch, a Beswick mouse and twelve Royal Doulton Brambly Hedge figures, seven boxed.

A pair of Chinese style Samson porcelain vases and covers, late 19th century, each baluster body and domed cover painted in turquoise and gilt with flower festoons, further flowers and flower baskets in Qianlong style, height 39cm (one with chip to cover and damaged/repaired neck).

A small pair of Poole Pottery Matisse pattern vases, 20th century, height 10cm, together with a mixed group of ceramics and glass, including a James Powell Whitefriars Arts and Crafts amethyst glass vase, designed 1909 by Thomas Carney West, the fluted conical bowl on a circular flanged foot, engraved Rd. No. 543290 to base, height 12.5cm, two Hancock's Ivory Ware Art Deco pieces, Carlton Ware and a pair of pearlware printed and lustre decorated circa 1800 teabowls.

A small group of Villeroy & Boch Naif pattern wares, comprising three storage jars with wood covers, coffee pot and cover, five tea plates diameter 17cm, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover, two egg cups and a mug.

Six Royal Doulton figures, comprising Enchantment, HN2178, Winsome, HN2220, Adrienne, HN2304, Fair Lady, HN2193, Kate, HN2789, and Julia, HN2705, together with six Border Fine Arts bird and animal models and a Country Artists bird model, with seven assorted boxes.

A Dutch Delft pottery blue and white Toby jug, probably early 19th century, modelled seated holding a jug of ale in his right hand, his left hand raised, the lower part of his chair with floral decoration, the base of angular shape, blue painted 'HVH' mark to underside of base in manner of Hendrik van Hoorn, height 30cm (minor faults).

A Derek Davis stoneware studio pottery vase, the ribbed matt brown exterior tapering to a waisted neck and cup shaped rim, the grey glazed interior with manganese splashes, black painted mark to base, height 28cm.

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part service, comprising teapot and cover, six teacups and saucers, six tea plates, milk jug, sugar bowl and a small posy holder.

A group of Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern tablewares, comprising a storage jar and cover, teapot and cover, oval dish, circular bowl, oil and vinegar bottles, jug, height 18cm, two ramekins and twelve teacups and saucers

A group of Spode Italian pattern blue printed kitchen wares, 20th century, comprising a rectangular bread crock and cover, jardinière double planter, 'UTENSILS' jar, large kettle and cover, large jug, height 24.5cm, spaghetti jar and cover, oversize wash jug, height 29.5cm, jug shaped wall pocket, mortar, two storage jars and covers and a chamber pot (minor faults).

A large pair of Meissen style hunting themed spill vase groups, late 19th century, both modelled as a handler restraining two hounds before a hollow tree stump, one of the handlers with a horn over his shoulder, raised on oval naturalistic bases, pseudo blue crossed swords marks to bases, 37cm and 40cm high (some faults).

A large Wemyss pottery Combe shape jardinière, early 20th century, the wrythen moulded body painted with pink cabbage roses, impressed and yellow script marks to base, height 23.5cm (minor faults).

A large Wemyss pottery three-handled tyg, circa 1900, painted with pink cabbage roses between green borders, impressed and indistinct puce printed marks to base, height 23.5cm (some restoration).

Four pieces of Jazzy Wemyss pottery, early 20th century, comprising two Grosvenor vases, tallest 20.5cm, a preserve pot and cover and a quaich, length including handles 25.5cm (faults and restoration).

A Wemyss pottery jug, early 20th century, painted with branches of purple plums, impressed factory mark and printed Goode & Co. retailers stamp, height 25.5cm (restored).

A Wemyss pottery Edward VII two-handled commemorative cup, dated January 22nd 1901, painted with a shield inscribed 'GOD SAVE THE KING' within an inscribed wreath, opposing a puce inscription of the National Anthem, the handles painted with oak leaves, between green dentil borders, impressed mark to base and puce printed Goode & Co. retailer's stamp, height 16.5cm (some faults).

Three Griselda Hill Pottery Wemyss style small pigs, late 20th century, two painted with pink cabbage roses, the third with black pigs running on grass, black painted marks to bases, each 16cm long.

Four Wemyss pottery preserve jars and covers, early 20th century, comprising two painted with cherries, 15cm high and 11.5cm high, one with pink cabbage roses, 15cm high, and one painted with raspberries with a matched cover painted with oranges, 15cm high, various impressed, painted and printed marks to bases, together with eight other Wemyss style preserve pots and seven covers, including two by Plichta, two Villeroy & Boch examples and two by Griselda Hill (faults and restoration throughout).

Four pieces of Wemyss pottery, early 20th century, comprising a cylindrical pot and cover painted with pink cabbage roses and inscribed 'Biscuits', height 10cm, a heart shaped inkwell painted with black cockerels, an oblong inkwell painted with pink cabbage roses, length 26.5cm, and a circular inkwell painted with pink cabbage roses (faults and restoration).