British and Continental Ceramics

A large Moorcroft Pottery Orchid pattern vase, circa 1940, with shaded green ground, impressed marks to base with facsimile signature and blue painted initials, height 32cm.

A Karl Ens model of a bird of paradise, raised on a white glazed branch base, height 30cm, together with a Karl Ens group of two wagtails, height 14cm, and a Hutschenreuther model of a swan, height 23cm (minor faults).

A Moorcroft Pottery Anna Lily pattern vase, dated 2002, designed by Nicola Slaney, impressed, painted and printed marks to base with inscribed signature and date, height 27.5cm.

A Royal Worcester cabinet plate, post 1950, painted by Cooper, signed, with a central still life study of fruit and blossom within an elaborate gilt foliate scroll frame against an ivory ground, gilt printed and impressed marks to base with gilt painted pattern No. C3283, diameter 27cm.

A Spanish faience two-handled vase, Fajalauza, late 19th century, the tapered body with flattened fin shaped handles flanking the waisted neck, painted in blue with a bird to one side opposing a pomegranate fruit, against a ground of dense flowers and foliage, unmarked, height 32cm.

A Meissen relief moulded charger dish, circa 1900, painted to the centre with a group of cherries against a bright blue ground moulded in low relief with four floral panels within scroll framing heightened in gilt, underglaze blue crossed swords mark to base with other impressed, incised and painted marks, diameter 27.3cm.

An Aynsley Elizabeth pattern part service, comprising eleven teacups and twelve saucers, seven coffee cans and saucers, six tea plates, milk jug and sugar bowl, together with a pair of Wedgwood black basalt cylindrical vases gilt with a band of vine leaves, height 13cm, and a Savoy shape Daniel porcelain cup and saucer decorated in gilt with pattern No. 8802.

A large Doulton Lambeth stoneware Toby jug, designed by Harry Simeon, modelled as a gentleman seated on a barrel detailed 'XX', holding an overflowing tankard, impressed factory marks with registration number 169753 to base, height 26cm, together with two Doulton Lambeth stoneware Queen Victoria commemoratives, the first a tankard celebrating her Golden Jubilee, sprigged with figures representing different parts of the Empire, height 15cm, the second a jug sprigged with panels named with parts of the empire, including New Zealand and Australia, height 19cm.

Two Lladro ornaments, the first Romance, No. 4831, depicting a ballerina standing beside a seated figure in harlequin costume playing a lute, height 44cm, the second an elegant lady titled Aesthetic Pose, No.4850, height 38cm (lute and parasol detached but available with the lot).

Five Lladro figures, comprising Mother, No. 4864, height 37cm, In The Garden, No. 4978, Woman With Donkey, No. 4666, Frustrated Walk, No. 4997, and Embroideress, No. 4865 (some faults).

Four Lladro figures, comprising Children Reading, No. 4929, Girl From Manchuria, No.1182, Peruvian Girl With Baby, No. 4822, and Panchito, No. 1059, together with an oval wood stand.

A mixed group of Crown Devon Fieldings and Carlton Ware Art Deco style items, including a Crown Devon green ground ovoid shaped vase decorated with a dragon, height 19cm, a Crown Devon vase shaped wall pocket, length 13cm, a rectangular ruby ground Crown Devon ashtray, length 14cm, a Crown Devon vase decorated with delphiniums, a Carlton Ware Rouge Royale flared vase decorated with fruiting vine with mother-of-pearl lustre interior, height 17.5cm, a small Carlton Ware ginger jar and cover gilt and enamelled with chinoiserie figures, height 8cm, and a black ground Carlton Ware Mikado spill vase, height 7.5cm (some faults and restoration).

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee commemorative jug, decorated with old and young portraits of the Queen on an inscribed band, height 18cm, together with a small group of other Doulton stonewares, comprising a two-handled vase decorated with floral medallions within white beaded frames against a ground of incised diamonds, height 20cm, a cauldron planter with gilt whorl ground, height 14cm, tobacco jar and cover, a pair of vases, height 10cm, two other vases and a salt and pepper (faults).

A mixed group of British pottery teapots and covers, mainly 19th and 20th century, including a Burgess & Leigh Indian Empire design example of serpentine shape with polychrome printed panels, height 18cm, a blue printed example by Wade made for Ringtons, a black glazed example with crabstock handle and spout enamelled with raspberries, insects and flowers, a black ground Jasperware example, Sadler, Doulton and a white stoneware example with overhead orange glazed handle, together with a Worcester Barr, Flight & Barr plate printed in black with shells, diameter 20.5cm, a similar coffee can, two Royal Doulton character jugs and a late 18th century Worcester teabowl and matched saucer printed in blue in the Mother and Child pattern (faults and restoration).

An Art Deco Shelley Queen Anne shape part coffee service, decorated in the red and black Daisy pattern, No. 11497, comprising coffee pot and cover, six coffee cups and saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl (faults).

An Art Deco Shelley Harmony green banded ginger jar and cover, 1930s, height 17cm, a similar Shelley orange and brown banded circular bowl, diameter 21.7cm, a Gray's Pottery circular bowl painted with large yellow flowers against a black ground around a central green base interior, diameter 22.8cm, and two Crown Devon Art Deco style vases, both 19cm high.

An Art Deco Edwards & Brown Duchess China part service, decorated with orange trees and rose arbours, comprising a small teapot and cover, eight teacups and saucers, five square shaped tea plates, a square shaped cake plate, milk jug, cream jug and two sugar bowls, together with two Karl Ens birds, a Chinese ginger jar and cover with iron oxide glazed borders, height 12cm, a Chinese Canton famille rose charger dish, diameter 29.5cm, a pair of Rubens Ware plates, diameter 22.5cm, and a Spode Italian pattern blue printed rectangular dish, length 22cm (faults).

Two Royal Doulton white glazed Images groups, comprising Courtship, HN3525, height 38cm, and Going Home, HN3527.

A Moorcroft Pottery Finches pattern vase, dated 1995, designed by Sally Tuffin, of bulbous shape, impressed marks to base with green painted initials, height 19cm, boxed.