British and Continental Ceramics

Seven Royal Doulton figures, comprising The Mask Seller, HN2103, Little Boy Blue, HN2062, Mary Mary, HN2044, Mary Had a Little Lamb, HN2048, Wendy, HN2109, Home Again, HN2167, and Marie, HN1370, together with a Continental porcelain model of a military figure titled to the base Coldstream Guards, height 32cm, three Royal Worcester bisque porcelain small bird models, five pieces of Copenhagen porcelain, a Dresden pierced circular pot and cover encrusted with flowers and two other pieces (minor faults and repairs).

Eight Lladro figures, comprising Boy From Madrid, No. 4898, Sad Sax Clown, No. 5471, Good Night, No. 5449, Graceful Pose, No. 6174, Spring, No. 5217, Circus Sam Clown, No. 5472, Recital, No. 5496, and Fisher Boy, No. 4809.

A rare Gray's Sports China crested miniature, circa 1911, decorated with a running footballer below the title Brighton & Hove Albion, opposing a panel to the reverse inscribed 'CHAMPIONS SOUTHERN LEAGUE 1909-10', black printed registered number to base '588114', height 6cm.

A set of six Salvador Dali La Suite Catalane Spanish tiles, dated 1954, comprising The Sea Star, The Vegetal Sun, The Fire Kiss, The Guitars, The Pigeons and The Arrows, each including the signature of Dalí amidst their design, moulded and black printed marks to bases, each 20cm square.

Two John Dunn studio pottery circular chargers, both covered in an iridized raku glaze, one of pale orange tint, diameter 36cm, the other of pale lemon tint, diameter 33.8cm, gilt painted marks to bases.

A rare political subject commemorative creamware jug, probably Liverpool Herculaneum, circa 1800, printed in black to one side with a head and shoulders portrait of a seated gentleman titled 'THOMAS JEFFERSON PRESIDENT of the United States of AMERICA', within a laurel wreath entwined with a ribbon inscribed with the names of the first fifteen states of America, to the reverse a section of verse within a frame of fifteen stars and entwined ribbons also inscribed with the names of the first fifteen states of America, detailed F. Morris Shelton within the frame of the verse, otherwise unmarked, height 20cm (faults), together with another creamware jug, printed in black with a hunt to one side and exotic birds to the other, height 19cm (faults). Note: the portrait on the first jug would seem to depict James Madison rather than Thomas Jefferson. The section of verse is taken from the British writer and politician Joseph Addison's poem Immortality.

A large Royal Dux Bather figure, early 20th century, the female nude seated on rockwork drying her foot with a draped piece of fabric, applied pink triangle to base with impressed shape No. 1360, height 53cm.

A Meissen porcelain oval dish, 19th century, outside factory painted with a floral bouquet and scattered sprigs beneath a shaped purple rim, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue to base, length 26.5cm, together with a pair of Royal Crown Derby style two handled vases, spurious red printed marks to bases, height 27cm.

A small group of Wedgwood Beatrix Potter Peter Rabbit children's nursery tablewares, 20th century, comprising a cereal bowl, three plates, largest 21cm diameter, two teacups and saucers, small mug, two eggcups, milk jug and preserve pot and cover, together with a similar Mrs Tiggy-Winkle small mug, a Wedgwood Rupert Bear mug and a Poole Calypso type vase, height 21cm (minor faults).

A mixed group of Dresden porcelain tablewares, first half 20th century, of wrythen moulded form painted with floral sprays and scattered sprigs beneath gilt scroll rims, comprising a graduated pair of muffin dishes and covers, a pair of two-handled plates, ten teacups, seven large coffee cups, eighteen small coffee cups, nine large saucers, sixteen small saucers, twenty assorted small plates, milk jug, sugar bowl and a small baluster shaped vase and cover, height 13cm, together with a small matched group of Nymphenburg tablewares (faults and repairs).

A graduated group of three John Dunn studio pottery bowls, each covered in an iridized raku glaze, one of pale reddish tint, diameter 27cm, one of pale green tint, diameter 20cm, and one of pale blue tint, diameter 18cm, each with gilt painted mark to base.

Two pieces of John Dunn studio pottery, comprising a dished rectangular platter with pale blue crystalline glaze to the surface and painted geometric pattern to the underside, length 33cm, and a circular bowl covered in an orange iridized raku glaze, diameter 29cm, painted marks to bases.

A Brownfield Aesthetic porcelain part dessert service, 1880s, each piece printed in blue with a different animal within raised gilt rims, comprising five plates, diameter 23.2cm, and two low stands, impressed and blue printed marks to bases, together with a pearlware blue printed oval shaped basket and stand, early 19th century, with pierced trellis work sides and a Willow type pattern, length of stand 26cm (faults).

A Staffordshire red stoneware teapot and cover, circa 1750, of cylindrical shape sprigged with chinoiserie figure panels, flowers and birds to each side above a sprigged Griffin crest, the cover with similar sprigged details, impressed pseudo seal mark to base, height 13.5cm (faults and repairs).

A Meissen porcelain circular dish, mid 18th century, painted with bouquets of deutsche Blumen within raised foliate moulded detail, the rim gilt, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue to base, diameter 28.3cm, together with a Gold Anchor period Chelsea porcelain plate, painted with floral bouquets and sprigs within a gilt enriched scroll moulded rim painted with birds, gold painted anchor mark to base, diameter 22.5cm (faults).

A Mintons porcelain Henri Deux style tazza and cover, dated 1888, with circular top and baluster stem, the cobalt blue body with elaborate gilt overlaid detail, puce printed, impressed and incised marks to base with shape No. 1637, height 20cm (cover badly cracked), together with a mixed group of British and Continental pottery and porcelain, including a miniature Copenhagen Flora Danica plate, diameter 8cm, a pair of Jacob Petit candlesticks, height 25cm, a Chelsea style basket painted with exotic birds, length 28.5cm, a Berlin KPM two handled chocolate cup and cover with trembleuse saucer painted with flowers and ribbons and a Dresden Meissen style lobed saucer (faults and restoration throughout).

A pair of Paris porcelain vases, 19th century, of campana shape, the pale blue ground bodies painted with a wide floral band above a lower gilt body detailed with a stiff leaf border, flanked by short gilt scroll handles, raised on gilt circular feet and square bases, unmarked, height 30.5cm (minor faults).

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 Spode Fleur De Lys Gold pattern part service, comprising two tureens and covers, twelve dinner plates, diameter 27cm, twelve dessert plates, diameter 20.3cm, twenty-four side plates, diameter 16.3cm, sauce boat and oval stand, twelve two-handled soup bowls and eleven stands, twelve coffee cups and saucers, milk jug, sugar bowl, a single-handled shell shaped dish and a flared vase, height 13.3cm.