British and Continental Ceramics

A Rosenthal Versace Medusa pattern oval tureen and cover in the Ikarus shape, designed by Paul Wunderlich, length including handles 33cm, a matching large plate, diameter 30.8cm, and a circular dressing table pot and cover, black and gilt printed marks to bases, together with a Rosenthal Versace hexagonal glass bowl with frosted mask detail, diameter 17.5cm.

A set of twelve Continental porcelain menu or place setting holders, early 20th century, each of circular shape with gilt detailed strut support, painted with different gnomes in mainly culinary pursuits, unmarked, height 6.5cm (faults).

A Minton majolica inkstand, circa 1869, model No. 1502, modelled as a blue tit with removable head perched on the end of a large oak leaf dish base, impressed factory marks, length 20cm (faults).

A pair of Meissen probably outside factory painted sweetmeat dishes, circa 1900, modelled as a gentleman and his female companion recumbent beside floral painted baskets on shaped bases with scroll moulded details picked out in turquoise and pink enamels and gilding, gentleman incised No. 2863 to base, companion incised No. 2858 to base, length 28cm (faults and restoration).

A 'Vienna' porcelain chocolate cup, cover and stand, late 19th century, painted with a titled rectangular panel depicting Regulus returning from Carthage, within a gilt frame against a yellow ground detailed with gilt dots and foliate sprigs beneath puce ground panels gilt with animals in the style of Aesop's fables, the rim edges, handle and finial gilt, underglaze blue shield type mark to bases and iron red painted title, diameter of stand 17.8cm, height of cup including cover 12cm.

A Meissen relief moulded charger dish, circa 1900, painted to the centre with a group of fruit against a white glazed ground moulded in low relief with four floral groups beneath scroll framing heightened in gilt, underglaze blue crossed swords mark to base with other impressed, incised and painted marks, diameter 30.5cm.

A pair of Royal Crown Derby Japan pattern bottle vases, dated 1895, painted and gilt in Imari colours, with moulded detail to the necks, red printed and painted marks to bases, height 13cm, together with two other pairs of Royal Crown Derby vases, comprising a pink ground pair gilt with foliage, dated 1896, height 9cm, and a cobalt blue ground pair printed with floral garlands and trophies of love, dated 1898, height 12.3cm (cobalt ground vases with faults).

A gilt metal mounted pottery oil lamp, probably Hungarian, in the style of Zsolnay, circa 1900, the main body painted and gilt with birds amidst blossom, the stylized floral painted foot held in a gilt metal mount with three female mask supports raised on paw feet, the glass reservoir with painted foliate detail to the pottery shoulders, fitted with an 'English Make' burner, height to top of burner 41cm.

Two Meissen porcelain snake handled cups with stands and one cover, late 19th century, one with pink ground, the other yellow, both of ovoid shape with entwined gilt detailed snake handles and tripod paw feet, the cups painted with figural panels within gilt foliate scroll framing, the saucers with panels of butterflies and flowers within gilt foliate scroll frames, saucers and cups with crossed swords marks in underglaze blue, both saucers impressed '75', diameter of saucers 12.5cm (yellow cover missing, two feet of yellow cup detached but present, finial of pink cover re-glued).

A pair of Coalport porcelain aesthetic style moonflasks, late 19th century, the cobalt blue bodies gilt and silvered with Japanese style planted urns both surmounted by a small enamelled bird, opposing gilt and silvered foliate and scroll medallions, the shoulders with gilt loop handles flanking the necks with Mon style floral medallions, green printed factory marks to bases with numerals '7666', height 12.5cm, together with two other Coalport two-handled vases and covers, the first with claret ground reserved with landscape panels within gilt scroll framing, height 24cm, the second painted with flowers within gilt overlaid cobalt blue ground panels, height 26cm (faults).

A Parian Boy and Eagle pewter mounted jug, probably Keys & Mountford, mid 19th century, the sides moulded as a rocky mountainside with two boys clambering to reach birds nests as their occupants defend their young, the hinged pewter lid with engraved foliate detail, unmarked, height 33cm, together with a Dresden porcelain centrepiece bowl, 20th century, the shaped circular top moulded with fruit and wheat to the rim edge and base interior, supported by four putti on an oval base also moulded with fruit, underglaze blue factory mark to base, length 40cm (minor faults).

A mixed group of British and Continental pottery and porcelain, 19th and 20th century, including two Minton porcelain plates painted with orchids against a celadon ground, diameter 24.5cm, a Doulton Lambeth silver mounted three piece tea set sprigged with toping figures, a Meissen style Volkstedt figure modelled as Cupid digging flaming hearts, height 10.8cm, a Coalbrookdale type scent bottle base, height 7cm, a pair of Goebel bookends modelled as seated children and a small Berlin KPM figure of a boy holding a biscuit, height 10cm (faults, losses and repairs).

Four Royal Copenhagen figures, comprising Boy Whittler, No. 905, designed by Christian Thomsen, height 18cm, Goose Girl, No. 528 (haircrack), Girl on Stone, No. 4027, and a young child carrying a doll, height 14.3cm, together with eight Copenhagen bird and animal models, including two conjoined lambs, a squirrel and two ginger cats.

A mixed group of fourteen Staffordshire mainly pearlware figures and animals, early 19th century, including a Salt figure titled 'Shepherdess', height 13.5cm, a group depicting a ewe and lamb, height 9cm, a ram crossing a small stream, height 11cm, a small Dandies group, height 10.5cm, a huntsman and dog standing before bocage, height 15.5cm, a pair of children standing either side of a central plinth, height 14cm, a bagpipe player with dog on a pierced scroll moulded base, height 15.5cm, a Wood type figure depicting The Lost Sheep, height 19cm, a female street vendor with angel wings on a square base, height 16cm, and a female archer figure, height 14cm (faults and restoration throughout).

A pair of chinoiserie style Delft chargers, mid 18th century, painted in underglaze blue with a tree by rockwork in a garden setting, the rims with four floral groups, diameter 34cm (faults).

A small group of Worcester blue printed wares, 1770s, comprising two Fence pattern teabowls, a large Fence pattern saucer, diameter 12.7cm, a small Fence pattern saucer, diameter 9.8cm, a small Three Flowers pattern saucer, diameter 9.8cm, a Narcissus fluted teabowl and a Rose-Centred Spray Group barrel shaped teapot and cover, hatched and open crescent marks to bases, together with a similar pottery coffee pot and cover and two-handled pot and cover (faults and repairs).

A pair of Creil et Montereau French pottery framed square tile pictures, dated 1872, the first painted with a young girl doing some washing outside, accompanied by her doll, the second painted with a girl looking into a pail, in a garden setting next to some vegetables, green printed factory marks to reverse, monogram and date marks to lower right front corners, the frames ebonised, framed dimensions 30.5cm square, together with a pair of oval porcelain panels, signed Cortes (?) and dated 1883, painted with boats, held within velvet covered frames, total height 45cm.

A mixed group of mainly English pottery and porcelain, late 18th and 19th century, including a Staffordshire pearlware spill vase group modelled as a family of three sheep resting beneath a tree trunk on a naturalistic rocky base, height 15cm, a similar Staffordshire spill vase group with a ewe and two lambs beneath a tree trunk, the base with moulded foliate detail picked out in blue enamel, height 11.5cm, a Derby figure of the Welch Tailor seated astride a goat, incised No. 62 to base, height 13.5cm, a candlestick base, probably Derby, modelled with two chickens, a Chelsea saucer, diameter 12cm, five Staffordshire pottery buildings, three designed as pastille burners, a recumbent bull, probably Derby, and a large white and gilt Staffordshire spaniel inset with glass eyes, height 39cm (faults, repairs and restoration throughout).

A Continental porcelain dish surmounted by a monkey, probably Plaue, first half 20th century, the dish of pinched rectangular shape, the monkey perched at one end, blue printed and painted marks to base with impressed numerals '505', length 18.5cm, together with six pottery and porcelain animal models, including a Winstanley Siamese cat, height 17cm, a Copenhagen monkey designed by Knud Kyhn, covered in a cracked cream glaze, height 14cm, a similar model of a duck and a Rosenthal group of two geese, and a pair of Limoges vases printed with flowers, height 13cm (minor faults).