British and Continental Ceramics

A Staffordshire pottery figure depicting Christ and the Woman of Samaria, probably Parr factory, mid 19th century, height 14cm, three other Staffordshire figures, comprising a theatrical actor wearing a cloak and plumed hat, height 24cm, a nun, height 13cm, and a pen holder in the form of a girl with a dog, height 12cm, together with a pearlware figure of a female gardener, height 12cm, six pearlware figures raised on a square bases, tallest 25cm, and a jug in the form of Nelson, height 30cm (faults and repairs throughout).

A group of Wade Tetley Tea Folk tablewares, comprising cookie jar and cover, tea caddy and cover, teapot and cover, mug, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover, two egg cups, salt and pepper and three money banks.

Five Lladro figures, comprising Over The Clouds, No 5697 (fault), Waiting To Tee Off, No. 5301, Tired Friend, No. 5812, Having A Ball, No. 5813, and Littlest Clown, No. 5811, together with a Lladro Collectors Society Dolphins candle holder, signed plaque and binder, with six boxes.

A Meissen figure group depicting music, late 19th century, modelled as a male and female musician and young boy beneath an arbour, each playing an instrument, raised on a naturalistic base with scroll moulded sides picked out in turquoise and pink enamels and gilding, blue crossed swords mark to base with incised model No. 2952, height 21cm (some faults and losses).

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 Copeland Spode Toby jug modelled as Winston Churchill, post 1940, designed by Eric Olsen, brown printed, moulded and painted marks to base, height 21cm.

A KPM Berlin porcelain rectangular plaque, late 19th/early 20th century, of Das Wiener Schokoladenmädchen or La Belle Chocolatière, painted after Jean-Etienne Liotard, with a young girl carrying a tray on which there is a cup of drinking chocolate and a glass of water, impressed KPM and sceptre mark to reverse, 15.5cm by 11.7cm.

A Moorcroft Pottery circular bowl, 1953-78, decorated with the Orchid pattern against a shaded green ground, impressed marks to base with facsimile signature, blue painted initials and applied paper label, diameter 32cm.

A cased set of six Royal Worcester coffee cups and saucers, dated 1931, with a green and yellow 'jewelled' foliate scroll and shell gilt border above a gilt overlaid and white 'jewelled' cobalt blue ground, puce printed, impressed and painted marks to bases.

A Mason's Patent Ironstone China part dessert service, circa 1813-20, enamelled and gilt with the Table and Flower-pot pattern in Chinese taste, comprising a comport, five rectangular dishes, length 27cm, five oval dishes, length 27.5cm, four shell shaped dishes, length 23cm, and a plate, diameter 20cm, impressed and printed marks to bases (minor faults).

A matched pair of Capodimonte porcelain urns, 20th century, typically relief decorated with putti allegorical of Winter and Spring flanked by female masks above lobed moulded detail painted with stylized leaves, the rims with a moulded, enamelled and gilt egg and dart style border, raised on spreading circular feet and gilt enriched square bases with foliate scroll detail, blue painted crowned 'N' mark to bases, heights 41cm and 42cm (minor faults).

A Berlin porcelain Bellarmine style jug, late 19th/early 20th century, painted with a circular panel depicting peasant figures dancing, within a gilt frame, against a brown glazed ground relief moulded with fruiting vine and geometric motifs beneath a mask to the spout, underglaze blue sceptre mark to base and indistinct impressed numerals, height 31cm.

A pair of Samson porcelain two-handled jardinières, early 20th century, painted in Chinese famille rose export style with coats of arms opposing floral bouquets amongst scattered floral sprigs, unmarked, height 16cm (minor restoration to one foot).

A pair of Copeland potpourri vases and pierced covers, late 19th century, the pale pink glazed amphora shaped vases with turquoise and gilt bulrush stems surrounded by three white glazed putti and three gilt dolphins, raised on circular bases with moulded detail, the pierced covers with foliate handles, impressed marks to bases, height 25cm (faults and repairs).

Three Samson type vases, early 20th century, painted in Chinese export style with coats of arms opposing flowering plants surrounded by scattered prunus sprigs, unmarked, height 14cm (minor faults).

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 three Royal Worcester bisque porcelain small bird models, five pieces of Copenhagen porcelain, a Dresden pierced circular pot and cover encrusted with flowers, an Edinburgh Crystal cut glass vase, height 17cm, and two other pieces (minor faults and repairs).

A pair of Volkstedt bisque porcelain plaques, early 20th century, each relief moulded with a classical maiden and putto in white against a pale blue ground within scroll moulded edges, blue printed mark to reverse of both, 27cm high (minor faults).

A large pair of Continental bisque porcelain figures, circa 1900, modelled as a male and female in period dress, each carrying a sheaf of hay on their backs forming a posy holder, he with a scythe, she with a rake, standing before treestumps on naturalistic mound bases, blue painted marks, height 60cm (some faults and restoration).

A pair of Herend porcelain Fruits Necker pattern planters, 20th century, of oval shape raised on gilt paw feet and rectangular bases, painted with fruits and flowers, blue printed and painted and impressed and incised marks to bases, height 15cm.