British and Continental Ceramics

Five pieces of West German Fat Lava pottery, 1960s/70s, comprising a Roth Keramik single handled jug with thick bubbly lava glaze running over an orange body, moulded mark to base, height 17.5cm, two Silberdistel cobalt blue pitted and bubbled glaze vases, incised numerals and impressed marks to bases, both 15.3cm high, a Scheurich blue glazed single handled jug vase with two horizontal bands of black lava glaze, shape No. 401-28, height 28cm, and an Emons & Söhne Keramik single handled jug covered in a foamy turquoise and white glaze on a black ground, shape No. 621/19, height 18.5cm.

Four pieces of West German pottery, 1960s/70s, comprising two Gräflich Ortenburg single handled jugs, covered in erupted red lava type glazes against a black ground, shape Nos. 619 and 605/1(?), moulded shield mark and numerals to bases, tallest 24cm high, an Emons & Söhne Keramik jug with mottled red glaze and high swept handle, indistinct moulded marks to base, height 23cm, and a Ruscha red glazed jug with matt black lava glaze pattern, designed by Otto Gerharz, shape No. 333, height 18cm.

A Scheurich Jura pattern single handled Fossil or Snail vase jug, 1970s, shape No. 482-28, the rectangular body moulded with a design of spirals beneath a black mottled red lava glaze, moulded marks to base, height 28.5cm, together with two Scheurich bottle vases, the first decorated with orange and red flowers against a matt black ground, moulded marks to base with shape No. 281-30, height 30cm, the second moulded to both sides with a spiral pattern glazed in orange and yellow against a pale grey mottled brown glazed body, moulded marks to base with shape No. 281-19, height 18.5cm.

A Walter Gerhards West German pottery single handled vase, 1960s/70s, the bulbous body with a haphazard zig-zag type band of orange and yellow glaze beneath a running brown lava glaze dripping from the pierced and pulled abstract shaped neck, moulded numerals to base 200/45, height 44.5cm (glued repair to top rim).

Five pieces of West German pottery, 1960s/70s, comprising a mottled blue and green glazed Scheurich Europ Linie floor jug, original applied paper label and moulded marks to base with numerals 279-38, height 39cm, a Kurt Tschörner designed Ruscha 313 shape jug with swept handle and mottled orange glaze, height 16cm, a Scheurich Lora vase with red glazed flame like motifs against a shaded brown glaze, moulded marks to base with shape No. 206-26, height 26.5cm, a Schlossberg blue glazed single handled jug vase with red lava type glazed band, shape No. 64 25 moulded to base, height 26cm, and a Scheurich running brown glaze tapered cylindrical vase, height 28cm (minor faults).

An E.J.D. Bodley Staffordshire pottery aesthetic design part service, circa 1887, printed in brown with birds and insects hovering around pendant flowers hung from foliate bands against a pale lemon yellow ground, the handles moulded as bamboo, comprising eight teacups and saucers, eight tea plates, sugar bowl and milk jug, printed and painted marks to bases.

Ten Royal Doulton figures, comprising Biddy Pennyfarthing, HN1843, The Jester, HN2016, The Captain, HN2260, The Wizard, HN2877, A Good Catch, HN2258 (chip to hat), two The Foaming Quart, HN2162, The Lobster Man, HN2317, Omar Khayyam, HN2247, and Falstaff, HN2054.

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 Spode Copeland's China Rutland design part dessert service, first half 20th century, decorated with floral panels within gilt foliate scroll frames against an apple green ground, comprising nine plates, diameter 23.5cm, and two oval dishes, together with nine Wedgwood dessert plates with scalloped rims, gilt and enamelled with floral garlands and medallions within cobalt blue panels gilt with a scale pattern, diameter 21cm, a Coalport Green Dragon pattern part service, including nine teacups and saucers, nine small plates, milk jug and sugar bowl, and four Wedgwood Keith Murray designed straw yellow colour mugs, height 12.3cm (faults).

A mixed group of British and Continental pottery and porcelain, 19th and 20th century, including a Royal Worcester blush ivory claret jug ewer, shape No. 1047, dated 1903, height 20cm, a Dutch carved Frisian pottery pig money bank, length 9.5cm, a Continental porcelain oval plaque in Sèvres style decorated with a lady in period dress within gilt framing against a bleu céleste ground, height 11cm, a matched Derby Imari Japan pattern can and saucer, black basalt teapot and cover and a group of copper lustre wares (faults).

A mixed group of mostly English ironstone plates, 19th and 20th century, including Mason's and Brown Westhead Moore & Co., mostly with chinoiserie floral or building decoration, together with a small group of similar pottery dishes and plates, mainly English, including a Wedgwood creamware oval dish enamelled with fruiting vine with James Powell Whitefriars black printed mark to the base, length 27cm (faults).

A Royal Worcester limited edition model Kingfisher and Autumn Beech, modelled by Dorothy Doughty, No. 21 of 500, with wooden stands and framed certificate (fault), together with a Border Fine Arts model of two robins modelled by Ayres, In The Potting Shed, boxed.

A twelve tile panel, probably Spanish, late 19th/early 20th century, painted with a coat of arms including a Maltese cross and castle tower, before a double-headed eagle holding a pink ribbon in its beaks beneath a crown surmount, framed, 60.5cm by 46.5cm.

A matched Derby porcelain Imari decorated Japan pattern part service, 19th century, comprising teapot, cover and circular stand, slop bowl, jug, ten teacups, six coffee cans, two-handled sugar bowl and cover and nine saucers, various red printed and painted marks to bases with pattern No. 29 (faults).

A Shelley Regent shape part service, pattern No. W12384, decorated with blue iris, comprising six cups and saucers, six square shaped tea plates, milk jug, sugar bowl and three two-handled square shaped plates (minor faults).

Two Moorcroft Pottery Columbine pattern dressing table pieces, 1980s, comprising a circular pot and cover, diameter 11cm, and a stub candlestick, height 8.3cm, together with four other pieces of Moorcroft Pottery, comprising an Anemone pattern rectangular tray, length 20.5cm, a matching small circular bowl, diameter 11.8cm, and two rectangular patch boxes and covers, various impressed and painted marks to bases.

A Moorcroft Pottery Anemone pattern lamp base, second half 20th century, with cobalt blue ground, impressed and painted marks to base, height to top of pottery 26cm.

Three Moorcroft Pottery lamp bases, late 20th century, the first decorated in the Finches on Lemons pattern, designed by Sally Tuffin, height to top of pottery 20cm, the other two in the Pink Magnolia pattern against an ivory ground, various impressed and painted marks to bases.

Two Moorcroft Pottery ginger jars and covers, second half 20th century, the first in the Anemone pattern against a cobalt blue ground, height 15cm, the second in the Pink Magnolia pattern against an ivory ground, height 11cm, impressed and painted marks to bases.