British and Continental Ceramics

A Mintons Secessionist art pottery vase, early 20th century, designed by Léon Solon and John Wadsworth, the tapering body with stylized decoration against a blue ground, black printed and impressed marks to base with incised shape number '3334', height 25cm.

A Royal Dux type figure group, early 20th century, modelled as a maiden with two rearing horses before a chariot, raised on a scroll moulded base, length 29cm (faults), together with a German figure of a standing nude, height 22.5cm.

A Berlin two-handled chocolate cup and trembleuse saucer, 19th century, painted with opposing figural landscape panels against a gilt ground beneath basketweave moulded detail, the saucer underside rim turquoise glazed, underglaze blue sceptre mark and gilt painted '15', diameter of saucer 14cm (damage to trembleuse piercing).

A Samson bonbonnière in the Chelsea style, late 19th century, modelled as a mating cockerel and hen above a hinged base, painted to the exterior with a strutting cockerel and a floral bouquet to the interior, underglaze blue factory mark, length 8.3cm (glued repair to tail feathers).

A miniature stoneware jug, probably Doulton, 19th century, height 1.5cm, with handwritten label claiming it to be the smallest piece of pottery made by the Doulton factory.

An English porcelain two handled rectangular dish, of Daniel type, circa 1830, painted with a titled view of Sterling Castle within a gilt overlaid green ground border edged with a shaped cream rim flanked by pierced gilt handles, length 36cm, together with a cabinet plate painted with a titled view of Dunstanburgh Castle, Northumberland, diameter 27cm.

An English porcelain blue painted Cannonball pattern saucer dish, probably Liverpool, circa 1770, diameter 18.4cm.

A large Continental porcelain Meissen style potpourri vase and pierced cover, late 19th century, the high shouldered body painted with birds on branches flanked by gilt enriched scroll handles, the cover with acanthus knop, underglaze blue mark to rim, height 36cm (crack to cover).

A pair of Jacob Petit porcelain candelabra figures, mid-19th century, modelled as a boy and girl flanked by gilt enriched cornucopia raised sconces, raised on foliate painted mound bases, underglaze blue factory marks, height 20cm (restored).

A 'Vienna' porcelain cabinet plate, late 19th century, painted with a titled scene of 'Silvie & Daphne' within a gilt overlaid rim of black, magenta and pink ground panels, underglaze blue shield mark to base with script title and impressed numerals, diameter 24.3cm (minor rubbing).

A 'Vienna' porcelain cabinet plate, late 19th century, painted with a titled scene of 'Penelope Eurycleia Awakened' within a rim of six pink ground panels with gilt overlaid decoration separated by burgundy ground panels, underglaze blue shield mark to base with script title, diameter 24cm.

A very large and extensive collection of Royal Worcester Evesham pattern decorative and tablewares, including tureens and covers in various sizes, graduated dishes, storage jars and covers, plates in various sizes, platters and serving wares, sauceboats, tea and coffee services and a clock.

A large Royal Dux group modelled as two prowling tigers, 1920s, raised on a naturalistic oval base, with wood stand, blue printed marks to base with impressed numerals, length 40cm (chip to one ear).

A Mintons Shaftesbury pattern part service, comprising twelve dinner plates, twelve dessert plates, eleven tea plates, three graduated platters, six dessert bowls and a sauce tureen, cover and two stands, together with a Staffordshire pottery part service.

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part service, including thirteen dinner plates, cups and saucers, tea plates, jugs and biscuit saucers, a mixture of first and second quality, together with a similar part service by Elizabethan Bone China (minor faults).

A mixed group of French faience plates and dishes, late 18th/19th century, probably Luneville, predominately with green painted floral decoration, comprising three dishes, diameter of largest 30.5cm, and eight plates, diameter of largest 23.7cm (minor faults).

A mixed group of nine Staffordshire pottery spaniels, late 19th century, including two pairs with copper lustre decoration, height of tallest 32cm.

Eight Lladro figures, comprising Purrfect Friends, No. 6512, Study Buddies, No. 5451, Comforting Dreams, No. 6710, Bath Time, No. 6411, Bundled Bather, No. 6800, Boy with Yacht, No. 4810, Fisher Boy, No. 4809, and Little Sister, No. 1534, each boxed.

Eight Lladro figures, comprising Puppy Bedtime, No. 4522, Boy from Madrid, No. 4898, Basket of Love, No. 7622 (tiny nicks to leaves), Best Friends, No. 7620, Lolita, No. 5372, An Elegant Touch, No. 6862, Eskimo Boy with Pet, No. 5238, and Angel Praying, No. 4538, together with four Nao figures.