British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Worcester figure of a 'Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman', modelled by Doris Lindner, printed marks to base, raised on an oval wooden plinth, total height 29.5cm.

A Royal Worcester figure of 'HRH The Duke of Edinburgh', modelled by Doris Lindner, printed marks to base, raised on an oval wooden plinth, total height 37cm, with certificate.

A Royal Worcester model of a 'Dairy Shorthorn Bull', modelled by Doris Lindner, printed marks to base, raised on an oval wooden plinth, total height 20.7cm.

A Royal Worcester model of an 'Exmoor Pony', modelled by Bernard Winskill, printed marks to base including limited edition 'No. 51', height 18cm, with rectangular wooden plinth and certificate.

A Royal Worcester figure group of 'H.R.H The Princess Anne on Doublet', modelled by Doris Lindner, printed marks to base including limited edition 'No. 32', with wooden plinth, total height 30cm.

A Royal Worcester figure group of 'Foxhunter and Lt. Col. H.M Llewellyn C.B.E.', modelled by Doris Lindner, printed marks to base, with oval wooden plinth, total height 29cm (minor chip to one ear or horse).

A Royal Worcester figure group of 'Hog Hunting', modelled by Doris Lindner, printed marks including '3164' to base, height 17.8cm (restored), together with two Royal Worcester figures of 'Over the Sticks', modelled by Doris Lindner, height 18cm (one repaired and one missing leg), and a Royal Worcester figure of 'Calves', modelled by Doris Lindner, height 11.4cm (faults).

An unusual Gallé pottery model of a begging dog, circa 1870, the ochre glazed animal with brown patches and blue collar, inset with glass eyes, impressed mark to base with remains of applied paper label, height 35cm (restoration and repairs).

A Continental majolica wall pocket, circa 1900, modelled as a putto seated within a shell with foot resting on an acanthus leaf, supporting a floral encrusted basket with pierced rim, unmarked, length 34cm.

A Staffordshire pearlware pottery bust of Newton, early 19th century, with turquoise and lilac glazed clothing, raised on a socle base, impressed 'Newton' to reverse, height 22cm (minor chips to base), together with a Staffordshire pottery character jug depicting Bacchus, height 19.5cm (faults).

A large Copeland pottery tile, early 20th century, painted with a head and shoulders portrait of a St. Bernard dog, impressed mark to reverse, 25.5cm x 25.5cm, framed.

A pair of Staffordshire pottery figures, mid to late 19th century, modelled as a man and woman, each holding a basket of fish and standing in a boat, heights 19cm and 20.5cm (woman's neck glued), together with a collection of other Staffordshire pottery figures, including a pair of goat spill vases, height 14.7cm, model of a church, height 15cm, and various figures accompanied by animals (some faults).

A pair of Staffordshire pottery figures, late 19th century, each modelled with a child seated on the back of a recumbent spaniel with iron red patch decoration, height 15.5cm, a pair of Staffordshire pottery figure groups of a lady and gentleman seated beside a water fountain whilst a spaniel drinks from the trough below, height 33.5cm, and a group of Staffordshire pottery figures featuring iron red and white spaniels, including a water jug and a jar and cover (some faults).

A Zsolnay Pecs porcelain figure of a seated greyhound, on an oval plinth base, green printed factory mark to base, height 25.5cm.

A Sitzendorf porcelain figure group of Napoleon on horseback, second half 20th century, modelled by Otto Poerzel after the painting 'Bonaparte Crossing the Alps', by the French painter Jacques Louis David, underglaze blue factory mark to base, height 41cm.

A set of four Wedgwood limited edition Floral Collection Dancing Hours figures, each No. 632 of 7500, with circular wooden bases, together with three Royal Doulton figures, comprising Jennifer, HN4912, Emma, HN4922, and Olivia, HN5114, and two Coalport Happy Birthday figures.

A matched Coalport Revelry pattern part service, comprising eight dinner plates, diameter 27.5cm, six salad plates, diameter 22.8cm, twenty dessert plates, diameter 20.5cm, ten tea plates, diameter 17.5cm, six small plates, diameter 15.3cm, two sandwich or cake plates, two circular tureens and covers, sauce boat and stand, pepper and salt, five two-handled soup bowls, ten teacups, twelve saucers, milk jug and two-handled sugar bowl and cover (faults).

A pair of porcelain Dresden style equestrian figures, 20th century, each modelled as a Napoleonic general on horseback, raised on a rectangular plinth with gilt bird corners, blue factory mark to bases, heights 38cm.

A Charles Vyse pottery figure of The Lavender Girl, circa 1921, modelled standing holding a lavender bunch in her right hand and a basket of lavender in her left, blue painted 'CV' monogram, 'Chelsea' and dated '1921' to base, height 22cm (restoration to body).