British and Continental Ceramics

Forty-one Goebel Hummel Christmas Collection hanging Christmas tree ornaments, including angels, choir singers, a girl on ice skates and a drummer boy.

A pair of Doulton Lambeth Slaters Patent stoneware jardinières, late 19th century, of typical bulbous shape with pierced upright rims, sprigged with a stylized foliate chevron band against a brown ground and cobalt blue body, impressed and incised marks to bases, height 18.5cm, together with a Doulton Lambeth stoneware Natural Foliage vase, height 15cm.

A Ronzan Italian pottery life-size model of a rattlesnake, second half 20th century, in attack pose, black painted marks to base, height 35cm.

A mixed group of British and Continental pottery and porcelain, 18th, 19th and 20th century, including a Meissen style Continental model of a canary, height 9cm, a Staffordshire pottery jug modelled as Nelson, height 29cm, an English wrythen moulded teabowl with gilt foliate decoration, a Belleek teacup and saucer, a miniature Worcester blush ivory saucer decorated with flowers, diameter 8.5cm, a Halcyon Days box decorated with a hot air balloon and a Berlin figure of a boy titled 'September', height 10cm (some faults).

A set of six Haviland Limoges La Chasse à la Licorne (Hunt of the Unicorn) plates, 1970s, with gilt rims, based on The Unicorn Tapestries, printed marks to bases, diameter 25cm.

Two Portuguese pottery majolica type life-size models of cockerels, 20th century, one of brown colouring, the other black and white, both standing proud on green glazed rectangular bases, impressed and printed factory marks, both 52cm high.

Three pieces of Moorland Chelsea Works Burslem 'N' Lightning pattern wares, 20th century, decorated in Art Deco Clarice Cliff style with brightly coloured geometric patterns, comprising a conical jar and cover, height 22cm, a smaller jar and cover, height 13cm, and a limited edition vase, numbered to base 3 of 15, height 21.5cm.

An English ironstone two-handled potpourri vase and cover, probably Masons, painted and gilt in a Japan Fence pattern, the scroll handles with mask terminals, the pierced cover of domed shape, unmarked, height 31cm, together with a Wileman & Co Foley porcelain part tea service decorated with viola flowers, a Limoges dressing table set, a Limoges tea for two and a pair of Staffordshire pottery figures the Cobbler and his Wife (faults).

A pair of Paris porcelain Meissen style street vendor figures, late 19th century, modelled as a man with umbrellas and a lady with baked goods, both standing on gilt detailed bases, underglaze blue, impressed and incised marks to bases, height 22cm, together with a small group of Paris gilt banded wares, comprising a tall jug, height 21cm, and five cups and saucers, a Limoges box with hinged lid modelled with three monkeys and a small group of other pieces including a Crummles enamel box and a similar Halcyon Days example (minor faults).

A set of four Royal Worcester limited edition Walking-Out Dresses of the 19th Century figures, each from an edition of 9500, comprising 1830 The Romantic, 1878 The Bustle, 1855 The Crinoline and 1818 The Regency, three Royal Worcester Old Country Ways limited edition figures, three Royal Worcester limited edition figures of children and two Coalport limited edition figures, the first Childhood Joys, the second Best Friends.

Eleven Royal Doulton figures, comprising Annette, HN1550, Hazel, HN1797, The Bride, HN1600, Maureen, HN1770, Daisy, HN1575, Sweet and Twenty, HN1589, Rose, HN1368, Monica, HN1467, Priscilla, M24, Dainty May, HN1656, and Marigold, HN1447, together with two Royal Worcester Doughty figures, a Doulton dog and a Karl Ens figure of a girl toddler with a chick (some faults and repairs).

A Grimwades Beatrix Potter Peter Rabbit child's tea set, 1920s, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, four cups, six saucers, four tea plates, diameter 10.5cm, and two plates, diameter 15.5cm, printed marks to bases, together with a Denby Danesby Ware large blue pottery rabbit, height 26cm.

A Barr Worcester part tea service, circa 1800, wrythen moulded, painted and gilt with scattered purple floral sprigs, comprising teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, slop bowl, one teabowl, five cups and eight saucers, some incised 'B' marks (faults and repairs).

A Shelley Art Deco Queen Anne shape Blue Iris pattern part service, comprising seven teacups and saucers, milk jug, sugar bowl, seven square tea plates, length 16.5cm, and two square two-handled larger plates, length 24cm, printed marks to bases with painted pattern No. F11561 (minor faults).

A pair of Continental porcelain candlesticks, circa 1900, modelled with seated putti supporting sconces on their heads, raised on triangular bases painted in blue and turquoise enamels with gilt details, moulded with masks and raised on winged female busts with claw feet above the triform bases, underglaze blue and incised marks to bases, height 34cm, together with a pair of Rudolstadt Volkstedt figures, height 19cm, and another Continental figure (some faults and repairs).

A Stevenson & Hancock Derby porcelain Japan pattern part coffee service, early 20th century, comprising six coffee cups and saucers, cream jug and sugar bowl, red painted marks to bases, diameter of saucers 11cm (one cup cracked).

A large Paris porcelain Meissen style figure group, late 19th century, modelled as a lady seated in an armchair, a dog resting at her feet and a gallant companion standing next to her, on a shaped oval base, underglaze blue factory mark, height 31cm, together with a pair of Rudolstadt Volkstedt figures, height 18cm, and another Continental figure group of a lady and gentleman, height 20cm (some faults and restoration).

A pair of Coalport two-handled vases and covers, early 20th century, painted with opposing mountainous landscape views within gilt framing against gilt overlaid cobalt blue ground bodies, flanked by gilt ram's head handles, the domed covers with gilt finials, green printed and red painted factory marks to bases, height 31cm, together with a similarly decorated smaller pair of Coalport two-handled vases, height 20cm, another pair of Coalport vases and covers painted by Howard, signed, with flowers, height 18cm, and a pair of Royal Doulton two-handled vases and covers painted by Wood, signed, with flowers, height 17cm (faults and repairs throughout).

A pearlware ordinary Pratt type Toby jug, early 19th century, seated holding a jug of foaming ale, with ochre coloured frock coat, height 24cm, a similar 19th century Toby jug and cover, an English porcelain model of a dog standing on an oval base, with liver markings and spots, height 8cm, a Staffordshire pottery model of an elephant, circa 1860, height 7.5cm, two small early 19th century Staffordshire pottery figures and an early 20th century Delft square shaped caddy and cover, height 10.5cm (faults and restoration).