British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Copenhagen model of a lying European Lipizzaner horse, circa 1980, model No. 5690, designed by Jeanne Grut, length 17cm, seven other Royal Copenhagen models, comprising a begging Pekingese dog, height 12cm, a cockerel and hen and four other birds, two Royal Doulton figures, comprising Bridesmaid, M11, and Spring Morning, HN1922, mounted as a table lamp, and a Capodimonte box and cover (some faults and restoration).

A Royal Doulton limited edition The Tower of London jug, No. 500 of 500, height 25.5cm, with certificate.

Eight Parian figures, mainly late 19th century, comprising a pair depicting a boy carrying a birds nest with a dog at his feet and a girl filling a water jug, raised on naturalistic oval bases, height 26cm, a pair depicting an elegantly dressed man and woman each with flowers, height 32cm, a classically dressed lady with a dove on her shoulder, probably representing Peace, height 38cm, a similar smaller example, height 34cm, another classical maiden standing by a plinth, height 40cm, and a model of a boy giving a girl a piggy back, height 29.5cm, each unmarked (faults and repairs).

Six Royal Doulton figures, comprising Sandra, HN2275, limited edition Lady Eaton, HN3623, with certificate, Falstaff, HN2054, The Jester, HN2016, Lydia, HN1908, and Vanity, HN2475, together with the Royal Worcester figure Summer Day, modelled by Doughty, No. 3547.

Seven Capodimonte porcelain figure groups, comprising a man with two children titled Wind and Rain by Maggioni, raised on a velvet lined base, height 36cm, a sculptor by Giaretti, height 41.5cm, a father and son seated on a bench playing cards, a tramp on a bench accompanied by a dog, a blacksmith at a forge, with a velvet covered stand, height 26cm, a standing cavalier and an equestrian group, height 19.5cm, together with a Sherratt & Simpson figure of a huntsman on a wooden base and a Leonardo Collection figure of a girl and lamb (some faults).

A Bow Kakiemon octagonal dish and bowl, circa 1755, both painted in the Two Quail pattern beneath an iron red and gilt foliate rim, indistinct red painted marks to bases, diameter of dish 21cm, diameter of bowl 17.8cm (bowl riveted).

A pair of French porcelain beaker vases, early 19th century, of flared shape on gilt circular feet, both painted in the round with a continuous scene of huntsman and hounds, flanked by gilt handles, unmarked, height 10.5cm.

A pair of Zsolnay Pecs bottle vases, early 20th century, moulded with Iznik style reticulated lobed panels detailed with flowers and foliage picked out in enamels and gilding against a green ground, the swollen necks with pierced, flared rims, impressed, printed and painted marks to bases, height 28cm (faults and repairs).

A Meissen model of a swan and cygnets, late 19th/early 20th century, the swan standing on a shaped naturalistic base, one cygnet balanced on its back, another underneath its breast, blue crossed swords mark to base, incised E177, height 13cm (neck of one cygnet glued).

A Samson type Continental porcelain ginger jar and cover, early 20th century, painted and gilt in Chinese export armorial style with two opposing crests flanked by flowers and foliage between patterned borders, unmarked, height 26cm.

A small group of pottery and porcelain, 20th century, comprising a jug and cover in the form of a seated Toby holding a jug of ale, height 28cm, an Allertons snuff taker Toby jug with copper lustre details, height 24cm, a Royal Doulton model of an English Setter Ch. Maesydd Mustard, HN1049, and a crackle glazed terracotta model of a foal with orange glazed mane and tail, in the style of Viktor Matula for Goldscheider, black printed 'LW' and '141' mark to base with impressed numerals '1033', height 16cm (faults).

A pair of Grainger & Co. Worcester porcelain vases, 1890s, the cobalt blue ground bodies gilt with flowers and foliage, flanked by gilt mask handles, brown printed factory mark to bases, height 12.5cm, together with a small group of English ceramics, comprising a Wedgwood dark blue Jasper dip jug, height 12.5cm, a Coalport gilt lined miniature cabinet cup and saucer, a Royal Doulton figure Pride and Joy, HN4102, a Derby Posies trinket dish, a pot lid and a Royal Crown Derby coffee can and saucer (minor faults).

An English Delft saucer dish, probably Lambeth, circa 1770, painted in blue with a chinoiserie landscape including a tall tree, other trees, a building and birds, within two simplistic geometric bands, indistinct blue painted numeral mark to base, diameter 26.5cm.

A Delft charger, late 18th century, painted in blue with a crane on rockwork beside flowers, the rim with a design of bellflowers and scrolls, diameter 35cm (minor typical fritting to rim edge).

A Dutch Delft pleated dish or plooischotel, mid-18th Century, painted in shades of blue with chinoiserie figures to the moulded rim and well, blue painted mark to base, diameter 34cm (haircracks).

An Art Deco Clarice Cliff Bizarre Blue Chintz pattern jug, shape No. 24, with moulded handle, black printed, moulded and incised marks to base, height 14.5cm (minor faults).

Eight pieces of Poole Pottery, mainly 1930s, comprising an ED pattern vase, height 14cm, a PB Bluebird pattern vase designed by Truda Adams, height 8cm, a circular butter dish and cover with geometric chevron pattern, diameter 12cm, a cylindrical vase with Art Deco style triangular band, height 9.5cm, two other vases, a jam pot and cover with overhead swing handle and an egg cup, various impressed, incised and painted marks to bases, together with a Honiton jam pot and cover (some faults).

A Royal Worcester fruit painted bowl with gilt exterior, dated 1924, painted by Price, signed, scalloped rim, puce printed mark to base, diameter 14cm.

A large Sèvres style porcelain circular tray, late 19th century, painted by Paul Hortin(?), signed, with a depiction of The Village Bride after Jean Baptiste Greuze, within a gilt frame and gilt edged bleu celeste rim, blue painted pseudo Sèvres mark to base, diameter 50.5cm.