British and Continental Ceramics

A Russian Gardner porcelain figure, Verbilki, Moscow, modelled as a bearded man wearing a long grey coat and tall black hat, on a naturalistic rectangular base with burgundy glazed edge, red printed and impressed marks to base, height 25cm (faults).

A Russian Gardner porcelain figure, Verbilki, Moscow, modelled as a dancing peasant lady wearing a yellow headscarf and floral apron, raised on a naturalistic rectangular base with burgundy glazed edge, red printed and impressed marks to base, height 21cm.

A Russian Gardner porcelain figure, Verbilki, Moscow, probably titled Cruel Fate or Bitter Share, modelled as a woman carrying a baby wrapped in her coat and a bundle over her shoulder, on a naturalistic circular base with burgundy glazed edge, red printed and impressed marks to base, height 20cm (faults).

A set of six Tournay porcelain plates, late 18th/early 19th century, painted in underglaze blue Sèvres style with a butterfly hovering above a central arrangement of flowers, the shaped rims with four floral groups within a geometric floral band, underglaze blue and incised marks to bases, diameter 24.3cm (faults).

A Meissen porcelain lobed circular bowl, 18th century, painted to the interior base and exterior with Deutsche blumen beneath a gilt rim, underglaze blue crossed swords mark to base, diameter 23.5cm (cracked), together with four Vienna porcelain plates, 18th century, painted with flowers and foliage within basketweave moulded rims, underglaze blue, impressed, incised and painted marks to bases, largest 25cm diameter (faults).

A French faience plate, probably Veuve Perrin, Marseille, second half 18th century, painted with two chinoiserie figures in a garden setting , the green edged rim with flowers and insects, green painted cross mark to base, diameter 25cm, together with a pair of Delft plates, probably London, mid-18th century, painted in blue, green, red, yellow and purple with flowers and leaves within two geometric borders, diameter 23cm (faults).