British and Continental Ceramics

A Sunderland pink lustre jug, 19th century, printed and coloured to one side with 'A West View of the Cast Iron Bridge...' opposing verse, height 13.5cm (restored), together with two other pink lustre jugs, decorated with 'The Mariner's Compass' and verse, heights 14cm and 22cm (larger with repaired spout).

Three Longwy Cloisonné Ware faience dishes, circa 1900, with low relief floral decoration against a turquoise ground, impressed and painted marks, diameter 27cm (chip to one), together with a Chelsea Pottery circular dish, diameter 18.5cm.

Three Royal Doulton Balloon figures, comprising The Balloon Man, HN1954, Balloon Lady, HN2935, and Biddy Pennyfarthing, HN1843.

Eight Will Young Widdecombe Fair pottery figures, comprising six standing, one seated on a chair and two on a pew, black painted marks and titles, height of pew group 11.5cm.

A pair of Thuringian Rudolstadt Volkstedt porcelain dishes, late 19th/early 20th century, each in the form of a crescent man in the moon, underglaze blue factory marks, length 15.5cm (restored).

A pair of gilt metal mounted Sèvres style vases and covers, late 19th/early 20th century, each tapered bleu céleste ground body painted with opposing figural and floral panels within gilt framing, flanked by mask terminal handles, above circular bases with hoofed feet, the domed covers with fruiting vine finials, 38cm high (one cover restored).

A Hutschenreuther German porcelain Japanese style charger, early 20th century, decorated with two goldfish amidst gilt weeds against a gilt speckled bronzed ground, green printed factory mark and applied paper label, diameter 33.5cm.

Fourteen Beswick Beatrix Potter figures, comprising Jemima Puddleduck and Old Mr Brown with mark BP-2, Flopsy Mopsy and Cottontail, Peter Rabbit and Appley Dapply with mark BP-3a, Timmy Willie, Mrs Rabbit, Pigling Bland, Timmy Tiptoes and Lady Mouse with mark BP-3b, and Mrs Ribby, Benjamin Bunny, Samuel Whiskers and Jeremy Fisher with mark BP-3c, together with five other pieces.

A Royal Doulton figure The Little Mother, HN1641, height 19.5cm (faults).

A Royal Copenhagen model of a mermaid in water, circa 1954, model No. 1212, after Thomsen, printed, painted and impressed marks to base, length 19.5cm, together with a Copenhagen duck (chip to tail of duck).

A pair of Staffordshire pottery models of St Bernard dogs, late 19th century, modelled standing with brown patch detail, unmarked, height 12.5cm.

An Aynsley cobalt blue ground set of six coffee cans and saucers with gilt overlaid decoration, held within silver holders with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1912 by Charles S Green & Co Ltd, cased (faults).

A Worcester blue printed jug, circa 1770, decorated with the Natural Sprays Group over a leaf moulded body, with mask spout, underglaze blue mark to base, height 20cm (minor chipping to spout), together with a Mansfield pattern teabowl and saucer, diameter of saucer 12cm.

A Worcester Dalhousie type cylindrical mug, circa 1780, painted with a circular landscape view within a gilt and turquoise frame between gilt overlaid underglaze blue borders, fretted square in underglaze blue to base, height 8.5cm (cracked and chipped), together with a Worcester leaf shaped dish, painted with floral panels against a blue scale ground, length 26cm (repaired), and a Worcester style plate.

A large Royal Copenhagen model of an Icelandic Falcon, circa 1968, designed by Peter Herold, printed, painted and incised factory marks with shape No. 1661, height 40cm.

A Royal Copenhagen model of a Lioness, circa 1975, designed by Lauritz Jensen, printed and painted marks with shape No. 804, length 30cm.

Twenty-one Beswick Beatrix Potter figures, comprising Little Pig Robinson with mark BP-2, Squirrel Nutkin, Lady Mouse, Jemima Puddleduck, Goody Tiptoes, Mr Jeremy Fisher, Pickles, Tommy Brock, Johnny Town-Mouse, Sally Henny Penny, Foxy Whiskered Gentleman and Old Mr Brown with mark BP-3a, and Benjamin Bunny, Peter Rabbit, Hunca Munca, Flopsy Mopsy and Cottontail, Mrs Tiggy Winkle, Sir Isaac Newton, Mr Jackson, Appley Dapply and The Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe with mark BP-3b (minor faults).

A Royal Copenhagen model of a Windswept Horse, circa 1963, designed by Lauritz Jensen, printed, painted and incised marks, shape No. 1362, height 19cm.

A Royal Copenhagen model of a Pointer Dog, circa 1970, designed by Lauritz Jensen, shape No. 1635, length 24cm, a model of a faun, circa 1965, designed by Knud Kyhn, height 12cm, and two small dishes, various printed, painted, incised and impressed marks.