British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Worcester shot enamels decorated Jester, dated 1903, model No. 2213, green printed and impressed marks to base, height 17.5cm (missing right index finger), together with a small group of other Royal Worcester wares, comprising three small plates painted with birds, titled to the reverse, diameter 13cm, a miniature tyg, rouge pot and cover and circular dressing table pot and cover each decorated with flowers against a blush ivory ground, a flat-back jug, height 9.5cm, and a bamboo moulded jar and cover, various printed marks to bases (some faults).

A small group of Royal Crown Derby, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising a two-handled vase painted in blue with sailing boats within vertical foliate framing, height 22cm, a similar vase and cover with scroll handles, height 20cm, a yellow ground vase painted with a sailing boat panel, height 12cm, and two smaller yellow ground pieces, together with a pair of Derby cobalt blue ground diminutive bottle vases decorated in gilt with figures, height 9cm, a Royal Worcester match holder decorated with birds, two Paragon ashtrays and a pair of George Jones plates decorated with flowers, diameter 22.5cm (faults and restoration).

A Lladro figure Sweet Scent, No. 5221, a Royal Copenhagen model of two parrots perched on a branch base, model No. 649, two Lladro birds, a Royal Doulton 101 Dalmatians model Pups In The Armchair, boxed, twelve Goebel Hummel figures, a Royal Doulton limited edition Town Crier toby jug, D6920, and a mixed group of mostly novelty and children's china, including a Paragon Playtime Series mug, designed by Eileen Soper, a Foley child's mug and a Beswick Disney miniature toy service (some faults).

A Royal Doulton limited edition Master of Smiles and Tears Dickens Jug, No. 690 of 1000, designed by Noke, green printed and painted marks to base, height 27cm.

A Royal Doulton Flambé Veined model of a dragon, black printed mark to base with painted A.M. monogram, length 26cm (minor restoration to one ear/horn).

Thirty Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures, including Jemima Puddle-Duck Made a Feather Nest, Goody and Timmy Tiptoes, Miss Dormouse, John Joiner, Benjamin Wakes Up, Old Mr Bouncer and Rebeccah Puddle-Duck.

Six Beswick black crest marked Beatrix Potter figures, comprising Foxy Whiskered Gentleman, Yock-Yock in the Tub, Peter Rabbit Gardening, Peter in the Watering Can, Amiable Guinea-Pig and Timmy Willie Fetching Milk, four BP-3b marked figures, comprising Little Pig Robinson, Pigling Bland, Jemima Puddle-Duck and Aunt Pettitoes, Jeremy Fisher with mark BP-3c, Benjamin Bunny with mark BP-4, Hunca-Munca with mark BP-10b and fourteen Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures, including Little Black Rabbit, Benjamin Ate a Lettuce Leaf, Tommy Brock, Mr Alderman Ptolemy and Mother Ladybird.

A family of four Beswick penguins, comprising one holding an umbrella, one with a walking cane and two chicks, model Nos. 800, 801, 802 and 803, a pair of Beswick geese, No. 820, and a gosling, No.821, together with a large mixed group of mostly Beswick and Sylvac dogs, including Beswick dog with glasses reading a book, No. 831, Sylvac dog with his paw in a sling, No. 1433, and Sylvac dog with a bow, No. 1119 (minor faults).

Two Royal Doulton stoneware jardinières, early 20th century, the first decorated with stylized flowers against a blue ground beneath a brown glazed neck rim with floral medallions, height 25cm, the second with mask medallions and pendant foliate panels on beaded garlands against a green ground beneath a wavy rim, height 19.5cm, impressed and incised marks to bases (minor faults).

An Art Deco Clarice Cliff My Garden pattern trumpet vase, with orange and grey Delecia glaze, moulded and black printed marks to base, height 30.5cm (faults).

An Art Deco Shelley Blue Phlox pattern Henley shape part service, pattern No. 0170, comprising twelve teacups and saucers, twelve square tea plates, length 16.3cm, two square sandwich plates, length 24.5cm, sugar bowl and milk jug.

A pair of Austrian pottery vases by Josef Steidl, Znaim, early 20th century, of gourd shape, painted with gilt enriched Persian style floral decoration and gilt ground floral banding, impressed and black printed marks to bases, height 31cm.

Two Paragon limited edition loving cups, the first commemorating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, No. 554 of 750, boxed with certificate, the second celebrating the marriage of Charles and Diana, No. 742 of 750, boxed, both 13cm high, together with two Spode limited edition loving cups, commemorating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, No. 307 of 500, and the Silver Wedding of Queen Elizabeth II, No. 122 of 500, both 16cm high.

A Royal Worcester limited edition Blush Ivory Bennett Bowl, circa 2001, of circular shape decorated with flower sprays after Raby, No. 94 of 250, diameter 23cm, boxed with certificate, a Royal Worcester limited edition Worcester Scenes Flight Bowl, circa 2001, No. 17 of 250, diameter 26cm, boxed with certificate, two Coalport blue printed royal commemorative plates, diameter 26.5cm, a Royal Doulton limited edition H.R.H. Prince William 21st Birthday tankard, No. 236 of 500, boxed with certificate, and a Meakin Queen Victoria diamond jubilee commemorative plate, diameter 25.3cm.

A Royal Doulton stoneware jug commemorating Lord Nelson's Victory at Trafalgar, with ropetwist handle and inscription 'England Expects Every Man Will Do His Duty', impressed and incised marks to base, height 20.2cm, together with three other Royal Doulton jugs, comprising a small brown stoneware example commemorating the coronation of George V and Queen Mary, 1911, height 10cm, a Raleigh series ware example, height 21.5cm, and another series ware example decorated with chrysanthemums, height 21.5cm.

A Quentin Bell Fulham Pottery bowl, of deep sided circular shape resist decorated to the exterior with stems of stylized foliage against an alternate pink/buff and green glazed ground, the interior with a shaded speckled green glaze beneath a horizontal green line to the rim, incised marks to base, diameter 25.5cm, height 14cm.

Two Quentin Bell Fulham Pottery cups and saucers, both painted in green and blue against a buff ground with circular motifs and geometric patterns, diameter of saucers 15cm, painted, incised and impressed marks to bases (one cup with small chip to foot).

A Royal Doulton limited edition large flambé character jug Confucius, No. 1274 of 1750, height 18cm, together with two other Royal Doulton flambé pieces, comprising the limited edition figure Eastern Grace, HN3683, No. 713 of 2500, height 33cm, and a Woodcut vase decorated with a cottage in a landscape, signed Noke to base, height 28cm (vase restored).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, early 20th century, decorated by Hannah Barlow, monogrammed, with grazing cattle between foliate panelled framing against a mottled blue/green ground, impressed and incised marks to base, height 32.5cm.