British and Continental Ceramics

A Sunderland lustre frog mug, 19th century, printed and painted with 'An East View of the New Bridge, Sunderland' opposing the verse 'Be wise then Christian while you may....', the interior with a brown glazed frog, height 13cm.

A Zsolnay Pecs oval jardinière, early 20th century, painted and gilt with Isnik style flowers within four reticulated lobed panels, beneath a pierced gallery rim, blue printed, painted and impressed marks to base, length 15cm.

A Meissen porcelain Kakiemon plate, circa 1740, painted with The Three Friends of Winter within a brown edged shaped rim, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue to base and impressed numerals '16', diameter 23.3cm (faults).

A small group of Royal Crown Derby Japan pattern wares, comprising a 4971 pattern teacup, saucer and tea plate, circa 1928, a diminutive cylindrical vase raised on four gilt feet, dated 1911, height 6.5cm, a Siamese cat paperweight and similar kitten both with buttons to base, a miniature kettle and cover, dated 1996, and a small hexagonal box and cover, dated 1989.

A Winstanley pottery model of a seated cat, inset with glass eyes, height 27cm, an Italian pottery group of two Great Danes lying side by side, length 52cm (ears glued), and four Beswick animals, comprising a barn owl, No. 2026. donkey, and a black faced sheep and ram, model Nos. 1765 and 3071.

A group of Continental porcelain floral encrusted wares, late 19th and 20th century, comprising a Sitzendorf pierced oval basket supported by four cherubs, length 30cm, a Sitzendorf Meissen style candelabra converted to an electric lamp base, with Cupid stem, height 35cm, a Plaue pierced circular centrepiece supported by four winged putti, painted with flowers and encrusted with fruit and flowers, diameter 37cm, a small Dresden pierced oval basket, length 20cm, a pair of Dresden candelabra, height 20cm, and a similar pair of Dresden lamp bases (some faults and restoration).

A Continental porcelain white glazed figure group, late 19th century, modelled in the round as seven child-like putti seated around a dessert on a central table, each eating and drinking from various bottles and baskets arranged between them, on a naturalistic base, underglaze blue Vienna style mark to base and incised numerals '2175', length 16cm.

A Royal Worcester potpourri vase and cover, dated 1909, of squat bulbous shape painted with blackberries and blossom against a blush ivory ground within relief gilt borders, the cover pierced, green printed and painted marks to base, height 12cm (knop glued).

A rare Royal Doulton Prinknash pottery holy water font, 1930s, decorated with a grazing deer before a cross, brown printed crossed keys mark to reverse and incised 8140, height 12cm.

A Mason's Mandalay pattern part service, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug, two-handled sugar bowl and cover, six two-handled soup bowls and stands, two breakfast cups and saucers, six teacups and saucers, six small tea plates, diameter 14.5cm, two shaped dishes, length 28.5cm, a two-handled oval dish, length 26cm, a 'Port' decanter label and an octagonal vase and cover, height 24cm.

Seven Lladro gres stoneware figures, comprising Andalucian Dancer, No. 2170, Julio, No. 2168, Lonely, No. 2076, Pedro With Jug, No. 2141, Duck Pulling Pigtail, No. 2095, Pepita With Sombrero, No. 2140, and Fish Vendor, No. 2162.

A majolica planter, late 19th century, probably Thomas Forester & Sons, of oval shape raised on four brown glazed scroll feet, moulded with deer between trees against a cobalt blue ground, pink glazed interior, black painted mark to base, length 36cm (faults).

A T. J. & J. Mayer blue printed circular hand basin, second half 19th century, decorated in the Panorama pattern, with circular plug hole to the base interior, green printed factory mark to exterior, diameter of top 31.5cm (minor faults).

Two Gustavsberg figures designed by Lisa Larson, the first Charlotta from the ABC Girls (ABC Flickor) series, 1958 to 1973, the second Sleepy Johanna from the Larson's Kids (Larsons Ungar) series, circa 1961, printed marks to bases, tallest 16cm (Johanna with small chip to top of hair).

A Foley China E. Brain & Co. Art Deco part coffee set, 1930s, decorated with a black and yellow geometric pattern within yellow banded detail, comprising coffee pot and cover, four teacups and saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl.

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part service, comprising teapot and cover, coffee pot and cover, large jug, height 16cm, three smaller jugs, five sugar bowls in two sizes, a pepper, twelve dinner plates, diameter 26.3cm, ten dessert plates, diameter 20.5cm, twelve tea plates, diameter 16cm, two tier cake stand, nine teacups and thirteen saucers, five large saucers and three serving plates, together with nine factory seconds two-handled soup bowls and three factory seconds flared teacups in the same pattern.

A very large Mason's style potpourri jar, inner liner and cover, mid to second half 19th century, possibly Ashworth, of hexagonal shape printed in blue with flowers and foliage, flanked by gilt stylized dolphin head and ring handles, the pierced cover with Dog of Fo style gilt finial, unmarked, height 77cm (some faults and repairs).

A Moorcroft Pottery Hibiscus pattern vase, 1953-78, with cobalt blue ground, impressed marks to base with blue painted initials and applied paper label, height 20.5cm.

Three pieces of Belleek decorated in the Grass pattern, First Period black mark, 1863-90, comprising a teapot and cover, milk jug and sugar bowl and cover (faults).