British and Continental Ceramics

A Meissen figure, 20th century, modelled as a standing young girl holding a basket of flowers, raised on a circular base with gilt enriched scroll moulded detail, crossed swords in underglaze blue to base with painted, impressed and incised numerals, height 13.5cm (chip to hat brim), together with a Meissen group of two linnets perched on a branch, model No. 77211, height 10cm.

A Royal Worcester figure of a classical female water carrier, dated 1920, with cobalt blue robes and gilt details, raised on a circular base, puce printed marks to base, height 24cm, together with four other pieces of Royal Worcester, comprising a blush ivory Monk candle snuffer, dated 1911, height 12cm, two Japanese girl candle snuffers, dated 1922, and a floral decorated blush ivory small pot, height 5.2cm.

A Royal Crown Derby coffee can and saucer, dated 1947, probably painted by Dean, with underglaze blue yachts, green printed and impressed marks to bases with numerals '4613', diameter of saucer 10.8cm, together with a Continental porcelain Meissen style cobalt blue ground scent bottle and stopper, of gourd shape painted with figure panels within gilt frames, height 14cm, a New Hall Boy and the Butterfly pattern teabowl and saucer, a Worcester blue and gilt decorated teacup and saucer, open crescent mark to bases, a Staffordshire blue printed dessert tureen and cover with a camel print, and two other pieces (minor faults).

A Rockingham porcelain miniature floral encrusted teapot and cover, circa 1830, puce printed mark to base, height 6.5cm, a similar miniature floral encrusted jug and sucrier and cover, a miniature Meissen floral encrusted vase and cover, height 4cm, and a small group of other ceramics, including a Vienna style oblong dish painted with two horses, length 15.5cm, two Shelley miniature cups and saucers, a heart shaped floral painted trinket box, a Goss model of The Melrose Cup and a Continental Meissen style model of a pigeon, unmarked, height 8.8cm.

A Royal Worcester part service, circa 1930, decorated with gilt cornucopias of stylized fruit against a dark blue band, comprising a pair of two-handled square plates, twelve tea plates, diameter 15.5cm, nine teacups, twelve saucers, milk jug and a sugar bowl, puce printed marks to bases, together with a Royal Worcester cabinet plate painted with ducks, dated 1922 (fault).

A pair of Sitzendorf military equestrian figures, early 20th century, modelled as two of Napoleon's commanders, Davoust and Kellermann, on horseback, raised on named rectangular bases with gilt eagle and ropetwist details, blue printed and impressed factory marks, heights 26cm and 28cm.

Three Lladro ornaments, comprising Grand Dame, No. 1568, boxed, Love In Bloom, No. 5292, and Petite Pair, No. 5384, together with five Royal Worcester Doughty figures, comprising Fisherman, Katie, Sunshine Days, Teatime and Little Mermaid, three Royal Doulton figures, comprising Vivienne, HN2073, Friendship, HN3491, and Marie, HN1417, and a Coalport Ladies of Leisure figure Evening Stroll.

A Sitzendorf porcelain lampbase, late 19th/early 20th century, modelled as a young girl and boy in romantic pose by a tree stump covered in climbing roses, raised on a naturalistic mound base with gilt scroll edge, underglaze blue mark to base, height 34cm, together with a Capodimonte lampbase modelled as a young girl with a gilt urn, height to top of fitting 50cm, a 19th century French bisque porcelain figure of a woman holding a letter, height 38cm, a Kowa bisque group of two green parakeets, three Continental Meissen style figures with gilt metal mounts and another Continental figure.

A Plaue porcelain basket, 20th century, of pierced oval shape, painted and encrusted with flowers, supported by a putto at each end, blue printed mark to base, length 31cm, a smaller Plaue basket supported by three putti, a Dresden twin cornucopia posy vase, late 19th century, with central cherub, height 13.5cm, and a small group of mostly Continental late 20th century figures (minor faults).

A pair of French porcelain Meissen style figures, late 19th century, modelled as a woman with a cage of three birds and a huntsman by a basket adorned with dead game, each with a dog at their feet, raised on pierced scroll moulded bases enriched with enamelled and gilt detail, underglaze blue mark to bases, height 21.5cm, together with a pair of Dresden posy holders, modelled as bird head carriages encrusted with flowers and surmounted by cherubs, length 19cm, and a pair of turquoise ground Mintons two-handled vases and covers painted with baskets of flowers opposing floral bouquets, height 18cm (faults and restoration).

A Denby Arabesque pattern part service, comprising five dinner, dessert and tea plates, two tureens and covers, teapot and cover, six cups and saucers and six two-handled soup bowls and covers (minor faults).

A Peggy Davies Artist Original Proof Harlequin & Columbine figure for Kevin Francis, by Martin Thompson, height 33cm, black printed and puce painted marks to base, together with a Kevin Francis limited edition figure Harlequin, modelled by John Michael, No. 53 of 500, height 23cm.

A Royal Dux model of a gun dog,  post 1918, modelled standing with a pheasant in its mouth, on a naturalistic base, applied pink triangle to underside and impressed numerals '876', length 45cm (minor faults).

A Bjørn Wiinblad faience pottery dish, dated 1980, of octagonal shape, painted in blue with a girls face with flowers in her hair, the nose and other details in relief, blue painted marks to underside, diameter 26cm.

A Rosenthal figure group Liebesfrühling (Love Spring) or The Kiss, designed by Richard Aigner in 1913, modelled as a male and female nude in passionate embrace, green printed, painted and impressed marks to base, height 36cm.

An Art Deco Shelley Eve shape part service, decorated with panels of yellow flowers against a yellow ground, comprising teapot with cover and stand, coffee pot and cover, one square plate, two-handled cake plate, ten tea plates 17.7cm diameter, ten cups and saucers, sugar bowl, jug, preserve jar and cover and two small butter dishes, green printed and painted marks to bases, pattern No. U12572 (some faults).

A Royal Crown Derby Japan pattern part coffee service, pattern No. 9310, dated 1924 and 1925, comprising coffee pot and cover, 17cm high, hot water jug, six cups and saucers and a sugar bowl, red printed and painted marks to bases.

Three Lladro Collectors Society figures, comprising Afternoon Promenade, No. 7636, Summer Stroll, No. 7611, and Innocence In Bloom, No. 7644, together with a Royal Crown Derby 6299 Japan pattern small scuttle, dated 1924, height 8.5cm.

A Winstanley pottery model of a seated ginger cat, size No. 5, length 26cm, together with a Moorcroft Pottery pin dish, dated 2003, decorated with a finch after a design by Philip Gibson, impressed, printed and painted marks to base, diameter 12cm, boxed.