British and Continental Ceramics

Two Border Fine Arts barn owl models, comprising the limited edition Evening Flight, modelled by Ray Ayres, No. 441 of 1250, boxed with certificate and wood base, and the Finesse model with cast metal window frame and wood stand, boxed, together with five other Border Fine Arts models of owls, including a Tawny Owl and Her Young, Barn Owl On Roof Beams, Three Owlets, Two Owlets and an owl perched on a wooden post, and a Russell Willis Chiltern Collection model of a barn owl, each boxed.

A large mixed group of Sylvac pottery, 1930s and later, including a large two-handled vase with shaded green to pink glaze, shape No. 2505, height 38cm, celery moulded jug, green glazed acorn jug with squirrel handle, planters and posy holders with pixies, five face pots, mongrel puppy, spaniel dog, blue glazed lop ear rabbit, three green glazed rabbits, tree trunk vase applied with a bird, other vases, jugs and a wall pocket, together with a pair of Beswick Ware Art Deco style jugs, height 23cm (minor faults).

Fifteen Border Fine Arts models of owls, including the Society exclusive A Watchful Eye, modelled by Ray Ayres, with certificate, the Society exclusive Silent Sanctuary, modelled by Ray Ayres, Barn Owl Family, One Owlet, Short Earred Owl and Eggs, signed by Ayres to the underside, and the Beatrix Potter group Nutkin Tickling Old Mr Brown, most with wood stands, majority boxed.

Nine Royal Doulton figures, comprising The Old Balloon Seller, HN1315, Monica, HN1467, Elaine, HN3214, Ninette, HN3901, The Old Balloon Seller, HN2129, Buttercup, HN3908, Julia, HN2706, Southern Belle, HN2229, and Autumn Breezes, HN1913, together with four Coalport figures, including Breeze and the minuette figure Jodie, and a white glazed Spode figure Elizabeth (minor faults).

Six pieces of Poole Delphis Range pottery, 1960s/70s, comprising two flared circular shape No. 57 bowls, diameter 26.8cm, two shape No. 72 planters, a shape No. 361 oblong dish, length 18cm, and a shape No. 83 vase, height 14.5cm, together with nine other pieces of Poole Pottery, including a traditionally floral painted sectioned hors d'oeuvre dish, length 34cm, a Strobe pattern flared circular bowl, diameter 27cm, three animal models and a living glaze cylindrical vase (minor faults).

A large group of West German pottery, 1960s/70s and later, comprising a variety of floor vases, smaller vases, jugs and dishes, including two Scheurich vases with banded yellow crystalline glaze, tallest 40cm, a Scheurich brown glazed Onion vase, shape No. 285-40, height 41cm, a Scheurich vase with red glazed patches outlined by fat lava borders, shape No. 553-38, height 38cm, a Carstons single handled jug vase with turquoise glaze and yellow chevron band, shape No. 42-15, height 15.5cm, a Scheurich hexagonal vase with erupted oatmeal coloured lava glaze, shape No. 297-26, height 25.5cm, a Scheurich Lora vase with red glazed flame like motifs against a shaded brown glaze, shape No. 206-26, height 26.5cm, and a Bay Keramik jug with orange foliate band against a green ground, height 17cm (minor faults).

A group of Royal Doulton Bunnykins children's tablewares, including four babies' bowls, three plates, diameter 20.5cm, one plate, diameter 16.5cm, cup and saucer, egg cup, mug and four two-handled beakers, together with a small group of other similar children's tablewares, including Wedgwood Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny, four Brambly Hedge plates, a Mason's Teddy Bears mug and bowl and two Royal Doulton Winnie The Pooh plates, diameter 20.5cm.

Five Lladro figures, comprising Having A Ball, No. 5813, We Can't Play, No. 5706, Coy Girl With Hat, No. 5011, Naughty Girl With Hat, No. 5006, and a girl holding a piglet, together with three Nao figures.

Fourteen small Beswick bird models, including Robin, Wren, Nuthatch, Stonechat and Grey Wagtail, together with five similar Royal Worcester examples, including a pair of Coal Tits, an Aynsley bisque model of a Ptarmigan and a small group of other bird models, including Goebel, Capodimonte and a Continental model of a Hoopoe standing over a nest containing two eggs, height 13cm (minor faults).

A large mixed group of Wade pottery, including small animals, Disney figures, a Collectors Club figure of Beauty from Beauty and the Beast, dated 2003, vesta holders, posy dishes, a wall pocket, ten tortoises with removable shell covers, six NatWest pigs, a small sealed Bell's whisky miniature and nursery rhyme figures, together with three sealed Beswick Beneagles whisky miniatures, a Royal Doulton stoneware blue glazed jug, height 17cm, a Royal Doulton series ware tankard, D4750, a Goebel handbell decorated with owls and a pair of Chinese Canton famille rose celadon ground plates, diameter 23.5cm.

A group of Beswick cat, dog and horse models, including Poodle, No. 2339, Basset Hound, No. 2045A, Bull Terrier, No. 970, small Labrador, No. 1956, Siamese lying facing left, No. 1558B, Siamese standing, No.1897, Laughing Cat, No. 2101, four other kittens, matt Persian cat, No. 1867, brown gloss Cantering Shire, No. 975, brown gloss Stocky Jogging Mare, No. 855, third version, three brown gloss foals and a Pinto Pony, No. 1373 (faults).

Thirteen Beswick animal and bird models, including Puma on a Rock, No. 1702, Green Woodpecker, No. 1218B, standing stag, No. 981, two standing foxes, No. 1016A, small standing fox, No. 1440, Pig and Piglet 'Piggy Back', No. 2746, Sitting Pig, No. 839, two black faced sheep, a calf and a panda (some faults and repairs).

A Moorcroft Pottery Winds of Change pattern vase, dated 2000, designed by Rachel Bishop, impressed and painted marks to base with signature, height 20.5cm.

An Art Deco Clarice Cliff Fantasque Floreat pattern squat candlestick, 1930s, shape No. 331, black printed factory marks to base, height 5cm (minor faults).

An unusual Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, late 19th century, decorated by Hannah Barlow, monogrammed, with high relief pâte-sur-pâte decoration of a dog and two puppies against a textured ground within a beaded frame, flanked by incised scrolling foliage, impressed and incised marks to base, height 22cm.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, late 19th century, decorated by Florence Barlow, monogrammed, with low relief pâte-sur-pâte decoration of birds on a wire beside grasses, against a brown glazed ground, mottled green glazed neck rim and interior, impressed and incised marks to base, height 34cm (small chip to rim).

Four Karl Ens bird models, comprising woodpecker, height 24cm, long earred owl, height 16cm, kingfisher, height 11cm, and a pair of birds perched around a nest containing two eggs, height 14.5cm.

A set of four Herend Cornflower Garland pattern teacups and saucers, pattern 'PBG', blue printed, painted and impressed marks to bases, diameter of saucers 16cm (one cup chipped).

Three Mintons tiles in the style of Christopher Dresser, late 19th century, printed in shades of blue and white Japonaiserie style with a crane flying over prunus above a Greek key band, moulded marks to undersides, each framed, two 23cm square, one 23cm by 17.5cm (faults), together with a Minton Hollins & Co. tile in the style of Dresser, printed in ochre, terracotta and black with an anthemion motif between banded detail, framed, 22cm square.