British and Continental Ceramics

A Kevin Francis limited edition Twentieth Century Icons Series figure of Greta Garbo, No. 101 of 750, modelled by Andy Moss, boxed with certificate.

A Kevin Francis limited edition figure Marilyn Monroe from the Twentieth Century Icons Series, in colourway 2 with rose pink basque, modelled by Andy Moss, No. 816 from an edition of 2000, boxed with certificate, together with a Kevin Francis limited edition figure Marlene Dietrich, modelled by Andy Moss, No. 449 of 750, boxed with certificate.

A Kevin Francis special release for Limited Editions Folies Bergere limited edition figure, No. 73 of 150, modelled by Ray Noble, boxed.

Two Kevin Francis limited edition figures, comprising Lo La Palooza, modelled by Douglas Tootle, No. 348 from an edition of 500, and Chantelle, modelled by Ray Noble, No. 9 from an edition of 150, both boxed.

A Kevin Francis limited edition figure Marlene Dietrich, The Blue Angel, No. 155 of 175, with silver lustre details, commissioned by The Foxy Ladies Commission's Limited, boxed with certificate, together with five small Guild Issue Kevin Francis figures, including a mini Clarice Cliff, with four boxes.

A Kevin Francis Guild Issue Boudoir Girl figure, dated 2001/02, modelled by Andy Moss, numbered 33, with certificate.

Nineteen Royal Doulton figures, comprising Hilary, HN2335, The Old Balloon Seller, HN1315, The Balloon Man, HN1954, A Gentleman From Williamsburg, HN2227, Lunchtime, HN2485, Rhapsody, HN2267, The Bedtime Story, HN2059, Taking Things Easy, HN2677, Beat You To It, HN2871, Silks and Ribbons, HN2017, Teatime, HN2255, The Favourite, HN2249, The Master, HN2325, Wendy, HN2109, Cissie, HN1809, Affection, HN2236, Belle, HN2340, Linda, HN2106, and Camellia, HN2222.

Two pieces of Royal Worcester painted with still life fruit studies, comprising a cabinet cup with gilt exterior, dated 1926, signed Everett, and a matched saucer, dated 1924, indistinctly signed, diameter of saucer 10cm, and a Royal Worcester rectangular dish with gilt gadrooned rim, dated 1926, signed Townsend, length 17.5cm.

A Wedgwood Coral and Bronze Fairyland lustre Imperial circular bowl, circa 1925, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, decorated in the Willow pattern, the mother-of-pearl lustre interior with a band of magpies and masks around a central base checker rosette, gold printed Portland Vase mark to base underside and painted pattern No. Z5349, diameter 23.3cm.

A Wedgwood Coral and Bronze Fairyland lustre vase, circa 1925, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, shape No. 2410, decorated in the Willow pattern, gold printed Portland Vase mark to base and painted pattern No. Z5349, height 21.5cm.

A pair of Wedgwood Coral and Bronze Fairyland lustre vases, circa 1925, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, shape No. 2034, decorated in the Willow pattern, the mother-of-pearl lustre interiors with a simple black and white band to the inner rim, gold printed Portland Vase mark to bases and painted pattern No. Z5349, height 21.5cm.

A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre octagonal bowl, circa 1920, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, the interior decorated with the Woodland Elves VIII Boxing Match pattern, the exterior with the Castle on a Road pattern within gilt cobble frame borders, gilt printed Portland Vase mark to base and painted pattern No. Z5125, diameter 27cm.

A De Porcelyn Fles Delft pottery commemorative cloisonné tile, dated 1954, commemorating the liberation of Axel, Netherlands, by the Ist Polish Armoured Division, depicting a knight on horseback, impressed marks to reverse, 20.3cm by 14.5cm, with accompanying literature, ephemera and paperwork.

A Royal Doulton stoneware umbrella stand, early 20th century, of waisted column shape decorated in low relief by Marion Holbrook, monogrammed, with Art Nouveau style blue glazed flowers and leaves against a mottled brown/oatmeal ground, impressed and incised factory marks to base, height 60cm (repair to foot).

A Newlyn Troika Pottery Coffin Vase, 1970-83, with typical abstract relief decoration against a blue washed ground, black painted factory mark and monogram to base, height 16.5cm.

Ten Beswick limited edition The Flintstones figures, comprising two Fred Flintstone, two Dino, two Bamm-Bamm Rubble, Wilma Flintstone, Pebbles Flintstone, Barney Rubble and Betty Rubble, together with four other cartoon character figures, comprising limited editions Tom, Jerry and Droopy by Beswick, and Spike and Tyke by Royal Doulton, No. 482 of 500.

Five Beswick Sporting Characters Collection limited edition figures, comprising A Round With Foxy, Last Lion of Defence, Out For A Duck, It's A Knockout and Sloping Off, three Beswick Footballing Felines Collection figures, boxed with certificates, three reproduction Guinness figures, two Russian Lomonosov animals, a Royal Doulton Budgerigar and a Belleek spill vase in the form of a tree trunk.

A collection of Beswick animals and bird models, including brown gloss Swish Tail Horse, model No. 118, squirrel, Swaledale Ewe sheep, boar Wall Champion Boy 53rd, model No. 1453A, goat, Wensleydale Sheep, model No. 4123, a family of black-faced sheep, five dogs, a panda, ten small birds and a group of two American Blue Jays, model No. 925, with some boxes (minor faults).

A Crystal Palace Art Union Copeland Parian bust of Edward Prince of Wales, sculpted by Marshall Wood, raised on a socle base, impressed marks, height 32cm, together with a smaller pair of Parian busts depicting Shakespeare and Milton, height 22cm (one repaired).