British and Continental Ceramics

A pair of 'Vienna' style porcelain plates, early 20th century, decorated with classical maidens, a fairy and Cupid within gilt overlaid cobalt blue rims, underglaze blue shield mark to bases with painted letters and numerals, diameter 24.8cm.

A Derby porcelain ice pail and cover, early 19th century, painted with scattered pink rosebuds between gilt edged rims, unmarked, height 25cm (some faults).

A pair of Moorcroft Pottery vases, 1920s, decorated in the Orchid pattern against a cream ground, impressed marks to bases with painted initials, height 11.5cm.

A pair of Continental Derby style porcelain figures of street vendors, late 19th/early 20th century, modelled as one woman carrying a basket of pies, the other as a woman with a basket of vegetables on her back, raised on gilt scroll moulded naturalistic bases, pseudo red painted and impressed marks to bases, height 21cm (minor faults).

A Meissen figure of Count Brühl's tailor, late 19th century, after the 18th century model by J.J. Kaendler, wearing a floral coat and holding scissors aloft in his right hand, a tub with baby goats on his back, riding on a goat, the rectangular base with gilt edge, 22cm high, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue to base, incised model number '171' and impressed numerals (faults).

A Capodimonte porcelain gilt metal mounted rectangular snuff box with hinged lid, late 19th/early 20th century, the lid relief moulded with Bacchanalian figures, the sides with masks amidst foliate scrollwork, the interior with scattered flowers, crowned 'N' mark in underglaze blue to base, 9cm by 6.5cm by 5.5cm.

Five Royal Copenhagen porcelain animals, comprising a trout, two dogs, mouse and a frog on a mound, various underglaze, printed and painted marks to bases.

Two pieces of Cobridge stoneware, comprising a vase decorated with a periwinkle design, height 18cm, and a jug with hosta pattern, height 19cm, impressed and painted marks to bases.

An Alan Clarke Studio Metropolis pattern vase, with abstract pattern to the flattened oval body, black printed marks to base, height 23.5cm, together with two Alan Clarke Studio limited edition conical sifters, height 14cm, and a similar Anita Harris example.

Six Carn pottery vases, each with low relief decoration, including stylized flowers and geometric motifs, black printed marks to bases, tallest 16.5cm.

Five pieces of Royal Doulton Slaters Patent stoneware, early 20th century, each with textured band against a cobalt blue ground, comprising a pair of vases, height 21.5cm, jug with pewter tappit lid, two-handled sugar bowl and a cream jug, various impressed and incised marks to bases.

A pair of Paris porcelain Meissen style jars and covers, late 19th/20th century, of high shouldered form applied in high relief with flowers and foliage between painted insects, underglaze blue mark to bases, height 28cm (faults).

Three French pottery commemorative plates, 19th century, printed in black with titled portraits of 'Caroline, Duchess De Berry', 'Mgr Le Duc De Berry' and 'Marie Amelie Duchesse D'Orleans', within floral rims, diameter 23.4cm, together with another French pottery plate printed with military figures, diameter 19.8cm (faults).

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part service, comprising teapot and cover, sandwich plate, two-tier cakestand, eights teacups and saucers, eight tea plates, milk jug and sugar bowl.

A small group of Staffordshire pottery, late 19th and 20th century, comprising a large chicken with chicks seated on a basket base, height 18cm, a similar smaller example, two cottage pastille burners and a Toby jug and cover in the form of Mr Punch, height 30cm (faults).

A Continental porcelain Meissen style figure group modelled as The Broken Bridge, 20th century, raised on an oval base with gilt enriched moulded detail, unmarked, height 22cm, together with a Royal Dux style model of a stalking tiger, length 41cm, two Spode bird models, comprising Kingfisher and Mistle Thrush, three Lladro ornaments, two Nao geese and another figure.

An Art Deco Clarice Cliff Bizarre Stamford shape Autumn Crocus pattern three piece tea service, 1930s, comprising teapot and cover, jug and sugar bowl, black printed marks to bases, height of teapot 11.5cm (small chip to spout).

A Westerwald grey stoneware flagon, late 18th/19th century, of swollen ovoid shape incised with a blue washed design of fruit laden branches between vertical striped bands, unmarked, height 33cm.

A small group of Art Deco Clarice Cliff Bizarre Autumn Crocus pattern wares, 1930s, comprising an Athens shape jug, height 19.5cm, cylindrical preserve jar and cover, height 8.5cm, eggcup, breakfast cup, circular bowl, diameter 16.8cm, and a plate, diameter 25cm, various black printed and impressed marks to bases.