British and Continental Ceramics

A Meissen porcelain teacup and matched saucer, early 20th century, painted with floral bouquets, sprigs and insects within gilt dentil rims, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases, diameter of saucer 16.7cm, together with a Meissen teacup (crack to handle), a Chelsea circular bowl painted with Deutsche Blumen, diameter 21.5cm (broken in half and repaired), and a Sitzendorf basket.

A Wedgwood Wild Strawberry pattern miniature part service, comprising coffee pot and cover, teapot and cover, jug, sugar bowl and cover, teacup and saucer and tea plate, together with two similar pieces.

A creamware pottery veilleuse, 19th century, the two-handled cylindrical body with pierced decoration, fitted with a candleholder, liner and pot and cover, unmarked, height 22cm.

A William IV and Queen Adelaide commemorative jug, circa 1831, probably Minton, printed in puce with opposing bust portraits of the couple against a flowerhead moulded ground, impressed '24' to base, height 16cm (minor faults).

A pottery plate commemorating the death of Princess Charlotte, circa 1817, printed and coloured with a central bust portrait above text within a pink lustre heightened fruiting vine moulded rim, diameter 17cm, together with a similar sauceboat printed in black, a saucer printed in puce and coloured with the Royal Family (faults), a George Jones alphabet plate and a Doulton Princess Elizabeth of York mug (hairline).

A Copenhagen stoneware bowl, third quarter 20th century, designed by Ivan Weiss, of loose square shape with concentric arched decoration, underglaze blue painted and incised marks to base with original applied paper label, diameter 14cm.

A Continental porcelain figure group, possibly Russian, 19th century, modelled as a peasant girl in difficult embrace with a young man, an upturned basket of fruit on the naturalistic gilt edged base, incised No. 19 and black painted No. 93 to base, height 15cm (minor chips), together with a similar figure of a boy holding a nest of baby birds in his hat, unmarked, height 18cm (repaired).

Three New Hall porcelain teabowls and saucers, circa 1790, decorated in pattern No. 195 with floral sprays within iron red garlands, unmarked, diameter of saucers 13cm.

Two Royal Crown Derby peacocks, circa 1913 and 1918, one surmounted on an urn, the other on a tree stump, both surrounded by applied flowers and foliage, on gilt enriched scroll moulded bases, red printed factory marks to bases, height 16cm and 21cm.

A Moorcroft Christmas Hellebore pattern vase, circa 2008, designed by Rachel Bishop, height 13.2cm, boxed.

A Moorcroft Snowdrop in Frost pattern vase, circa 2008, designed by Rachel Bishop, height 13.8cm, boxed.

A Meissen miniature floral encrusted teacup and saucer, late 19th/early 20th century, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases with strike beneath to saucer, diameter of saucer 6.8cm, together with a Wedgwood Victoria Ware brown ground vase, height 7cm, a Spode Filigree blue printed egg cup and a Coalport jug (faults).

A Moorcroft Hepatica pattern vase, circa 2003, designed by Emma Bossons, height 15.7cm.

A Dennis Chinaworks limited edition pottery vase, circa 2009, designed by Sally Tuffin, decorated with sweet peas, factory marks to base including No. 5/20, height 20.4cm.

A pair of Wedgwood soup plates in the Garden pattern, designed by Eric Ravilious, diameter 23.5cm, together with a pair of Wedgwood Persephone pattern soup plates and a similar dessert plate, designed by Eric Ravilious, all with printed and impressed marks to bases.

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Autumn Crocus pattern conical sifter, black printed Newport mark to base, height 13.4cm.

A collection of Wedgwood green glazed majolica dessert dishes, late 19th century, comprising thirteen sunflower plates, diameter 22cm, a vine leaf dish and an oval vine leaf and basketweave dish, length 28.4cm (faults).

A mixed group of decorative ceramics, 20th century, including Beswick boar 'Champion Wall Champion Boy 53rd', No. 1453A, a Crown Devon Fielding's John Peel hunting jug and three West German pottery wares.

Six Royal Doulton figures, comprising The Lifeboat Man, HN2764, The Helmsman, HN2499, Policeman, HN4410, Michael Doulton, HN4654, No. 79 of 100, Eliza, HN3179, and Jemma, HN3168, together with three Royal Doulton character jugs.