British and Continental Ceramics

Four Royal Worcester porcelain figures, modelled by F.G. Doughty, comprising Grandmother's Dress, No. 3081, circa 1940, Three's Company, Christopher and Sunshine Days.

Four Royal Worcester porcelain figures modelled by F.G. Doughty, comprising Grandmother's Dress, No. 3081, Birthday Girl, Peace and Fisherman.

A Royal Doulton figure The Favourite, HN2249, together with four Royal Worcester figures, comprising Diana, Spring Fair, First Dance and The Milkmaid.

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Autumn Crocus pattern Bonjour shape sugar sifter, printed mark to base, height 12.8cm.

A pair of Royal Worcester porcelain figures of Bacchus and Ariadne, late 19th century, each modelled reclining on a naturalistic base, model Nos. 2/72 and 2/73, unmarked, lengths 31cm and 33cm (some restoration). Note: illustrated in 'The Parian Phenomenon', edited by Paul Atterbury, pp. 220/221.

A Lladro porcelain figure A Mile of Style, No. 6507, and four Lladro bells, all boxed, together with a collection of Lladro Collector's Society Expressions magazines and other Lladro related ephemera.

A pair of Royal Doulton stoneware vases, first half 20th century, decorated with scrolling floral panels beneath gilt whorl shoulders, impressed marks to bases, height 27.8cm.

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 21cm.

Five David Sharp Rye Pottery animals, comprising two large owls, a fox, a swan and a rooster, heights 28.5cm, together with a David Sharp Rye Pottery money box in the form of a squirrel, printed marks to bases.

Three David Sharp Rye Pottery animals, comprising two large owls, heights 28.5cm and an otter with stylized foliate decoration, printed marks to bases.

Two large David Sharp Rye Pottery owls, heights 28.5cm, together with a small group of Rye Pottery wares, including a jug formed as a rooster and a robin on a circular base, various printed and painted marks to bases.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware bottle vase, dated 1884, decorated by George Hugo Tabor, with brown scrolling foliage against a mottled pink and pale green ground, impressed mark and incised artist's monogram to base, height 18.5cm.

Five Lladro porcelain figures, comprising Lamplighter, No. 5205, Now and Forever, No. 7642, both boxed, Flower Harmony, No. 1418, and two girls carrying flowers.

Two Lladro porcelain figures, comprising A Barrel of Blossoms, No. 1419, and Flora Maria, No. 5490.

Five Lladro porcelain figures, comprising A Mile of Style, No. 6507, Pals Forever, No. 7686, and Destination Big Top, No. 6245, all boxed, My Buddy, No. 7609, and Shepherd with Bird, No. 4730.

Six Lladro porcelain figures, comprising Garden Classic, No. 7617, Picture Perfect, No. 7612, Summer Stroll, No. 7611, Garden Song, No. 7618, All Aboard, No. 7619, and a Girl with Parasol, No. 7636, all boxed.

A Lladro porcelain figure group Jazz Duo, No. 5930, length 31cm, boxed.

Three Lladro porcelain figures, comprising Jazz Drums, No. 5929, Jazz Horn, No. 5832, and Jazz Sax, No. 5833, all boxed.

Seven Lladro porcelain figures, comprising Pick of the Litter, No. 7621, Best Friend, No. 7620, All Aboard, No. 7619, Pocket Full of Wishes, No. 7650, It Wasn't Me, No. 7672, and two Can I Play?, No. 7610, all boxed.