British and Continental Ceramics

A Cauldon part service, decorated with arched panels of enamelled and gilt flowers against a gilt trellis ground, comprising twelve teacups and saucers, twelve tea plates, sugar bowl, jug (repaired handle) and a rectangular cake or sandwich plate, black printed marks to bases, pattern No. 6999.

A Royal Doulton English Renaissance pattern part service, comprising an oval platter length 41cm, an oval platter length 34cm, six dinner plates diameter 27cm, eight dessert plates diameter 23cm, eight tea plates diameter 16.5cm, seven two-handled soup bowls and eight stands, seven dessert bowls and a sauce boat and stand.

A Royal Doulton figure A Yeoman of the Guard, HN2122.

A small group of provincial French pottery, 19th and 20th century, including a Jaspe glazed terracotta pitcher or jug with marbled surface, height 25cm, a faience circular bowl, painted and sponged with a central crowing rooster standing on a fence, within a double ringed circular frame beneath scattered simplistic flowers, the underside with wrythen moulded detail, unmarked, diameter 32cm, a slipware pottery fish shaped mould painted with scale details, length 39.5cm, and an oval slipware dish with three raised ribs running across its middle, either an égouttoir à couverts (cutlery drainer) or an assador de chouriço, length 32cm (faults).

A pair of Dutch Delft vases and covers, probably early 20th century, the fluted bodies of ovoid shape painted in shades of blue with panels of flowers against a ground of tendrils and leaves, the domed covers with finials moulded as birds pecking fruit, one vase with indistinct blue painted mark to base, height 38cm, together with a smaller pair of Dutch Delft vases and covers both painted with a milkmaid and cow within relief moulded scroll frames, height 25cm (restored), and a pair of Moorish two-handled vases of flared tulip shape, unmarked, height 28cm.

A Wiener Werkstätte pottery vase, circa 1920, designed by Vally Wieselthier, the shoulders with a pierced trellis design outlined in blue above four relief moulded foliate sprigs also picked out in blue against a white tin glazed body, impressed marks and monogram to base with numerals '288', height 14.5cm.

A West German Emons & Söhne Keramik two handled vase, 1960s/70s, with acid yellow lava glaze on a black ground, original applied paper label, height 26cm.

A West German Emons & Söhne Keramik single handled flask, 1960s/70s, with acid yellow lava glaze on a black ground, unmarked, height 28cm.

A Marei Keramik Chimney vase, 1970s, of rectangular shape with integral handle, covered in a blue, purple, mauve, lilac and turquoise colibri type running, mottled glaze, impressed 2005 to base, length 17.5cm, height 10.5cm.

A Roth Keramik Banjo shape ring handled jug or vase, 1970s, shape No. 314, probably designed by Dorothea Roth, moulded with glossy orange glazed shapes within and against a black lava glaze, applied paper label, height 22.5cm.

A Roth Keramik Banjo shape ring handled jug or vase, 1970s, shape No. 314, probably designed by Dorothea Roth, moulded with glossy purple glazed shapes within and against a blue outlined black and white lava glaze, unmarked, height 22.3cm.

A Roth Keramik Lozenge shape vase, 1970s, shape No. 311, probably designed by Dorothea Roth, moulded with glossy purple glazed shapes within and against a blue outlined black and white lava glaze, moulded marks to base, height 26cm.

A Roth Keramik Lozenge shape vase, 1970s, shape No. 311, probably designed by Dorothea Roth, moulded with glossy orange glazed shapes within and against a black lava glaze, moulded marks to base, height 26cm.

A Roth Keramik Guitar shape two-handled vase, 1970s, shape No. 312, probably designed by Dorothea Roth, moulded with glossy orange glazed shapes within and against a black lava glaze, unmarked, height 30cm.

A Roth Keramik Guitar shape two-handled vase, 1970s, shape No. 312, probably designed by Dorothea Roth, moulded with glossy purple glazed shapes within and against a blue outlined black and white lava glaze, moulded marks to base, height 31cm.

Two West German Ruscha Pottery Filigran items, circa 1960, designed by Adele Bolz, both with incised mermaid and fish decoration against a mottled white lava type glaze, lilac glazed interiors, the first a cylindrical vase, height 24cm, the second a single handled jug, height 16.5cm, indistinct moulded numeral marks to bases (minor chips).

Three pieces of West German Fat Lava glazed pottery, 1960s/70s, comprising a single handled jug of UFO shape by Jopeko with erupted blue glaze on a black ground, moulded numerals 47/25 to base, height 27cm, a single handled jug, probably by Silberdistel, with erupted red glaze on a black ground, incised numerals to base 306/23, height 21cm, and a single handled jug, probably Kreutz, with erupted lime green and red glaze on a black ground, moulded numerals 211 to base, height 20cm.

A large West German pottery single handled floor vase jug, circa 1970, probably Jopeko, shape No. 106 50, the erupted black glazed body moulded with red glazed geometric shapes outlined in black lava against a white lava glazed ground, moulded marks to base, height 49cm.

A Scheurich Linie 72 Series Montignac pattern bottle vase, circa 1970, shape No. 281-30, relief decorated to both sides with animals based on cave paintings found in the Lascaux caves in France, against a dark grey lava glazed ground, moulded marks to base, height 30.5cm.