British and Continental Ceramics

A Copeland & Garrett Felspar Porcelain part service, mid-19th century, painted with floral bouquets against a pale green ground decorated with dark green stars and dots, comprising three graduated oval platters, tureen and cover, seventeen dinner plates, eleven soup plates and thirteen dessert plates, pattern No. 5842 (minor faults).

Fifteen Royal Copenhagen animal and bird models, including Mouse on Corn Cob, No. 512, Goat on Rock, No. 4760, Sleeping Lambs, No. 2769, and Mouse on a Fish Head, No. 513, together with a Bing & Grondahl baby bird (minor faults).

A Minton pierced cabinet plate, late 19th century, painted by A. Boullemier, signed, with a monk and a young serving girl within a turquoise ground gilt overlaid pierced rim, impressed diamond registration lozenge with puce printed factory and retailer's stamp, pattern No. G3969, diameter 23.5cm.

A Worcester Parian figure of Isambard K. Brunel, circa 1860, modelled by J. Durham, standing with folded arms before rockwork, impressed factory mark to base with impressed sculptor's name and date to reverse, height 50cm (minor faults).

A Carter, Stabler & Adams Poole pottery vase, 1926-34, the high shouldered body painted by Mary Brown with pattern 'EP', designed by Truda Carter, impressed factory mark to base with artist's monogram and pattern reference painted in black, height 20.5cm.

A limited edition Moorcroft Fruit and Vine pattern jardinière, circa 1986, designed by Marjorie Kubanda, No. 38 of 500, painted and impressed marks to base, height 17cm.

A small Moorcoft Pomegranate pattern vase, third quarter 20th century, of bulbous shape, impressed marks to base, height 7.5cm, together with a Moorcroft Pansy pattern jar, height 5.3cm (lacking cover, cracked).

A large Lladro figure group Fishing with Gramps, model No. 5215, length 39cm, with wood stand.

A St Ives Troika Pottery Cube vase, 1966-70, decorated by Honor Curtis, monogrammed, with spade shaped relief decoration, black painted marks to base, height 8.3cm (minor nicks to rim).

A Gustavsberg Argenta Ware vase, circa 1930-50, designed by Wilhelm Kage, the pear shaped body with stylized vertical leaf decoration, painted marks to base with numerals 1044, height 23.4cm, together with a similar circular dish, diameter 16.5cm.

A Sunderland lustre rectangular plaque, mid to late 19th century, printed in black with a ship above verse 'May Peace & Plenty...', within a pink and copper lustre rim, unmarked, 23cm x 20.5cm, together with a Livesley, Powell & Co floral decorated and copper lustre Ironstone jug, height 13.5cm.

An Art Nouveau Austrian porcelain jug, early 20th century, the cream glazed squat body decorated with pale blue panels of gilt flowers and foliage between gilt vertical framing, the extended neck and sinuous handle with gilt detail around the mask spout, impressed and painted marks to base with numerals '4960 III 369 II', height 26cm.

A small Wedgwood caneware game pie dish, liner and cover, circa 1872, the body decorated with game hung from fruiting vine, the cover with rabbit finial, impressed factory marks, height 18cm.

A Goebel Hummel figure Ride Into Christmas, No. 396, seven other Hummel figures, including five Christmas related, five small Hummel plates, boxed, and a small group of other decorative figures, including two Royal Doulton Dwarfs, Happy and Dopey.

A pair of Royal Crown Derby 1128 Imari pattern dinner plates, circa 1977, cancelled red printed factory marks, diameter 27cm.

A small collection of Royal Copenhagen and Bing & Grondahl porcelain, including a pair of children reading, height 9.5cm, a kingfisher, height 18cm, and a pair of playful puppies (minor faults).

A Caughley Bouquets pattern blue printed cabbage leaf moulded jug, circa 1780, with mask spout, blue printed 'S' mark to base, height 18.5cm (restored hole to base).

A miniature pottery part tea service, possibly Measham, late 19th century, comprising teapot and cover, height 8cm, two teacups and saucers, jug and sugar bowl, together with a small group of other pottery, including a diminutive iron with Whieldon type glaze, height 9cm (minor faults). Note: a similar pottery tea set is illustrated by Maurice & Evelyn Milbourn in 'Understanding Miniature British Pottery & Porcelain', p.74, fig.79.