British and Continental Ceramics

A pair of Macintyre Moorcroft Eighteenth Century pattern two-handled vases, circa 1910, the gently baluster bodies decorated with classical swags of roses and forget-me-nots against a cream ground, brown printed factory marks with green painted signatures and painted 'M2590', height 24cm (both drilled to bases, one cracked).

Three Beatrix Potter animals, comprising 'Hunca Munca', mark BP-2, 'Jemima Puddle-duck', mark BP-9a, and 'Peter Rabbit', mark BP-6a, a Royal Crown Derby 'The Greengrocer' paperweight (second), a Royal Doulton dog, K3, and a Continental egg shaped box.

A Royal Doulton figure 'Sir Winston Churchill', HN3057, height 26.5cm.

An Ashtead Art Deco pottery model of a leaping ram, 1930s, raised on an angular rectangular base, covered in a mushroom glaze, printed marks to base, height 15.5cm.

An Ashtead Art Deco pottery 'Genozo Toothpaste' advertising model of a lion, 1930s, designed by Sir Percy Metcalfe, covered in a powder blue glaze, the lion standing roaring on an angular inscribed base, printed marks to base, height 18.5cm.

An Ashtead pottery figure group of Madonna with Child, circa 1920-30s, designed by Phoebe Stabler, the Madonna modelled standing wearing a blue robe holding the young Child, printed marks to base, height 23cm.

A Sitzendorf porcelain flower encrusted wall mirror, late 19th century, of rococo scroll moulded form, applied with a putto and flowers, underglaze blue factory mark to top of frame, height 48cm.

A large Meissen porcelain figure of a gardener, late 19th century, modelled standing with a basket of flowers and his hat under his left arm, leaning on a scroll plinth before a tree stump, on a naturalistic base edged with gilded scrollwork, crossed swords in underglaze blue with impressed shape No. '2868', height 48.5cm (restored).

A Japonism taste Aesthetic gilt metal mounted lampbase, in the manner of Theodore Deck, late 19th century, the bulbous body moulded in low relief with herons amidst bulrushes and palms, the flared cylindrical neck with a band of flowerheads beneath leaves, the gilt metal circular base with tripod feet, height to top of mounts 49cm.

A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Imperial shaped bowl, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, the exterior gilt and enamelled with panels of flowers and Chinese lanterns, the interior with Nizami pattern within a surround of animals and foliage against a green ground, gilt printed Portland vase mark to base, diameter 23.2cm.

Twelve Royal Doulton figures, comprising 'Genevieve', HN1962, 'Sabbath Morn', HN1982, 'The Helmsman', HN2499, 'Meditation', HN2330, 'Lily', HN1798, 'Cookie', HN2218, 'Dinky Do', HN1678, 'Monica', HN1467, 'Babie', HN1679, 'A Child from Williamsburg', HN2154, 'Tootles', HN1680, and 'Bo-Peep', HN1811.

A Copeland porcelain green ground part dessert service, circa 1852, botanically painted within gilt edged green rims, comprising a tazza, four low stands and twelve plates, printed marks to bases with pattern No. 'D1386', diameter of plates 23cm (minor faults).

A Shelley bone china Polestar pattern part coffee service, circa 1945-66, comprising coffee pot and cover, two graduated jugs, two graduated sugar bowls, cake plate, six coffee cups and saucers, five teacups and six saucers and six side plates, green printed and red painted marks to bases (one saucer chipped).

An Art Deco Ashtead pottery limited edition Stanley Baldwin character jug, 1920s, designed by Sir Percy Metcalfe, covered in an oatmeal glaze, numbered 764/1000, height 19cm, together with a pair of Ashtead pottery green glazed plates, each with a rim moulded with leaping deer, diameter 27.5cm, all with printed marks to base.

A small group of decorative ceramics, comprising a Winstanley cat, height 21cm, a Beswick cat, No. 1867, a pottery owl and a Crown Devon vase, decorated in relief with stylized deer and foliage.

A pair of Mintons pottery rectangular tiles, late 19th century, each painted with a floral study, impressed marks to reverse of one, framed, height 46cm, together with four other pottery tiles, including a pair of Coalport examples decorated with a floral spray and a butterfly, framed.

A group of Portmeirion Botanic Garden tablewares, including two large salad bowls, two graduated planters, two storage jars and covers and three breakfast bowls.

A mixed group of decorative ceramics, late 18th/early 19th century and later, including a New Hall teabowl and saucer, painted with floral borders, pattern No. 126, diameter of saucer 13.3cm, an Adams blue jasperware tobacco jar and cover, ornamented in white with the Dancing Hours, a Royal Worcester spill vase, circa 1936, painted by Harry Stinton, signed, with Highland cattle (restored), a pair of Doulton Blue Children series ware oval plaques, and a Chinese blue and white plate, painted with pagodas and trees (cracked).

A Copeland Spode 'Spode's Byron' pattern part service, including three graduated oval platters, two tureens and covers, six two-handled soup bowls and saucers, teapot, sugar bowl and various cups, saucers and plates.