British and Continental Ceramics

An Art Nouveau Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, late 19th century, decorated by Francis C. Pope, monogrammed, with four tall foliate stems against a pale mottled green ground, impressed and incised marks to base, height 28cm, together with a Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, late 19th century, decorated by Emily Partington, monogrammed, height 20cm.

A Mafra Caldas Portuguese pottery Palissy style circular dish, circa 1900, applied with three reptiles against a shredded clay ground, impressed mark to base, diameter 17cm.

Four Winstanley pottery cats, comprising two size five seated examples, tallest 30cm, a recumbent example, size 4, and a playful ginger kitten, size 3.

A Meissen model of a cockerel, 20th century, with brightly coloured plumage, seated on an oval base, underglaze blue crossed swords mark to base with impressed shape No. '498X', height 11cm, together with a small Meissen cockerel and hen, standing on circular bases, heights 9cm and 7cm (faults and losses), and a Copenhagen model of a cockerel, height 10.5cm.

A set of five Limoges porcelain plates, probably Jean Cocteau, dated 1961, each decorated in black with four female nudes dancing with leafy garlands, each set of figures in a different pose, green printed marks to bases with facsimile signature and date, diameter 20.5cm.

A large group of Spode Italian pattern blue printed tablewares, including seventeen dinner plates, diameter 26cm, eleven dessert plates, 23cm diameter, fourteen side plates, diameter 19cm, twelve tea plates, diameter 15.8cm, ten dessert bowls, rectangular tureen and cover, five pasta dishes, diameter 22cm, five small dessert bowls, sauceboat, pair of egg-shaped salts, four small oval dishes, length 15cm, divided oval serving dish, three other serving dishes, four circular serving bowls, diameter 24cm, a large circular saucer dish, diameter 29.8cm, twelve placemats and twelve coasters.

A pair of Mason's Ironstone limited edition Imperial Mandarin Vases, No. 359 of 950, made for Compton & Woodhouse, decorated in chinoiserie style, height 25.5cm, with certificates, together with a group of Mason's Mandalay pattern wares, including five jugs, tallest 18.5cm, a shaped oval dressing table box and cover and various dishes, a set of fourteen Mason's limited edition Heritage Plate Collection limited edition plates, with certificates, and two other Mason's limited edition plates.

A Belleek Tridacna pattern cabaret set, second and third period, with pink tinged rims, comprising teapot and cover, jug, four teacups and saucers and a tray, length 39cm (starcrack to one saucer), together with a Belleek 'The Salmon Leap' ornament, gold mark, circa 1980, and a Belleek cream jug and sugar bowl in the Shamrock pattern, second period.

A large Newlyn Troika cube planter vase, 1970s, decorated by Linda Thomas, monogrammed, each face decorated with an abstract design, black painted marks to base, height 14.5cm.

A Doulton & Watts Lambeth Pottery stoneware flask, 19th century, moulded to one side with Mr & Mrs Caudle above an inscribed plaque, opposing a standing figure titled Miss Prettyman, impressed mark to base, height 18cm, together with another stoneware flask, of cylindrical shape with screw pewter top, sprigged with dogs attacking a boar, height 15cm, and a treacle glazed dog head stirrup cup, length 11cm (some faults).

A group of Spode Italian pattern blue printed tea and tablewares, including three teapots and covers, hot water pot and cover, three breakfast cups and saucers, nine teacups and twelve saucers, six coffee cans and saucers, three jugs, seven divided plates, diameter 25.5cm, rectangular sandwich tray, cakestand, tea for one, tea caddy and cover, a basket shaped strawberry serving dish with fitted cream jug and sugar bowl and cover, three eggcups, two crescent shaped dishes, a boxed set of six pastry forks and a boxed set of six forks and a cake slice.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware simulated leather jack, incised `CR` flanking a crown above the date `1646`, impressed factory marks to base with `Manufactured for Phillips Oxford St. London`, height 15cm, together with a group of other stonewares, mostly sprigged with toping figures, the majority Doulton, including eight harvest jugs, one with inscribed silver rim, tobacco jars and covers, miniatures, two vestas and two mugs (faults and repairs).

A large assorted group of WWI themed crested china, including tanks, armoured vehicles, battleships, ambulance, machine gunners, cannon, Zeppelin and shells, with examples by Arcadian, Grafton, Carlton China, Willow and Milton.

A Bevington porcelain figural posy vase, late 19th century, modelled as a pair of children seated before a floral encrusted gilt detailed vase, raised on a floral encrusted naturalistic base with scroll moulded edge picked out in gilt and enamels, underglaze blue Meissen style mark to base, height 25cm, together with another Bevington vase modelled with two children making a floral garland (restored), a pair of French bisque porcelain figures, height 27.5cm, a smaller pair of French porcelain figures and two other pieces (faults and restoration).

Two Bevington porcelain posy vases, late 19th century, each modelled as a young boy placing a floral wreath on the head of a young girl who is seated on a tree stump between two other tree stumps, underglaze blue Meissen style mark to bases, height 16.5cm, together with two fairings by Conta & Boehme, a similar Volkstedt example, a pair of 'Vienna' porcelain plates painted with titled scenes depicting 'Psyche', diameter 18.5cm, a Continental figure of a seated lady and a small group of Staffordshire figures and animals (minor faults).

A group of Spode Italian pattern blue printed wares, including a vase, height 19cm, a pair of vases, height 15cm, four storage jars and covers in three sizes, two baskets with overhead handle, length 15.3cm, hexagonal box and cover, rectangular two-handled footed dish, length 29cm, oversize cup and saucer, seven scalloped rim circular dishes in three sizes, a single-handled dish, three rectangular dishes, five assorted square plates, three small oval dishes, length 17.5cm, and six leaf-shaped dishes, length 18cm, together with a Spode Willow pattern blue printed vase, height 27.5cm, a pair of Wedgwood Willow pattern rectangular tureens and covers and a matching pair of oval platters.

Two Royal Doulton limited edition Archives figures, comprising Liberty, HN4353, and Felicity, HN4354, both from an edition of 1500, together with a small group of collectable ceramics, including a Lladro Hindu Dancer, No. 1924 (fault), a Clarice Cliff Bizarre Autumn Crocus circular pin dish, diameter 9cm, a Fieldings Captain Webb Matches advertising match holder and striker, a diminutive Macintyre Florian pot, height 4cm, a Carlton Ware Guinness advertising model of a tortoise (glued), three Wade Guinness advertising figures, six cosy doll heads and a small Herend basket.

A matched group of Dresden porcelain tablewares, 20th century, of wrythen moulded form typically painted with floral bouquets and scattered sprigs beneath gilt rims, comprising eight plates 22cm diameter, two saucer plates 12.5cm diameter, nine coffee cups and saucers, four leaf shaped dishes 24cm long and four leaf shaped dishes 16cm long, together with a small pair of Dresden yellow ground vases and covers painted with figural and foliate panels within gilt borders, height 10cm, and two similarly painted Dresden chocolate cups, covers and saucers, one with yellow ground, the other turquoise, each with tripod claw feet and entwined serpent handles.

A Continental porcelain Meissen style figure group allegorical of Europe and America, late 19th/early 20th century, modelled as two putti with their respective attributes, one seated on a lion, raised on a gilt enriched scroll moulded base, underglaze blue factory mark, height 22.5cm (some faults).