British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Copenhagen bisque shepherd boy with his dog, after Bertel Thorvaldsen, second half 19th century, modelled as a nude boy seated on a rock, holding a staff, his dog seated by his side, underglaze blue wave mark to base, impressed 'Eneret' to side of base, height 16.5cm.

A Maureen Minchin studio pottery footed dish with wavy rim, decorated with an otter, fish and heron, against a pale yellow ground, diameter 33cm.

A Maureen Minchin studio pottery circular strainer and stand, the strainer decorated with a frog within a surround of dragonflies and lily pads, the stand with a central lily pad, impressed seal mark to bases, diameter of strainer 25.5cm.

A Maureen Minchin studio pottery candlestick with three candle apertures, the front decorated with a puffin, the reverse a fish, against a pale yellow ground, impressed seal mark to base, height 15cm.

A Doulton Brangwyn Ware dish, 20th century, decorated with a wheatsheaf and grapes within a border of grapes and leaves, printed mark to base, diameter 32cm.

A Mike Dodd studio pottery stoneware vase, the ovoid body with applied vertical strapwork beneath a band of incised cross-hatching, a simple loop handle to the neck, covered in an ash glaze, impressed seal mark to edge of foot, height 30cm (minor nicks).

A pair of Sèvres style pottery vases, 20th century, decorated with panels of floral sprays against a cobalt blue and green ground, height 14.5cm.

Four Royal Doulton figures, comprising Elsie Maynard, HN2902, The Pirate King, HN2901, Ruth, The Pirate Maid, HN2900, and Drummer Boy, HN2679 (the last three second quality).

A Phil Rogers stoneware studio pottery vase, of swollen square shape with textured brown ground and four lug handles to the shoulders beneath a running ash glaze, impressed seal mark, height 22cm (minor chip to rim), together with a group of studio pottery, including a Len Hollman jar and cover, height 26cm.

A Royal Doulton Canton pattern part service, including an oval platter, four tureens and covers, a coffee pot and cover, a teapot and cover and various cups and saucers.

A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern 1128 ginger jar and cover, dated 1993, printed mark to base, height 18cm.

A Sewell & Donkin pearlware oval basket and stand, 1828-52, the basket with lattice work sides above a basketweave moulded base, the stand with lattice work rim, both with green enamelled detail, impressed marks, length of stand 31.5cm.

A group of 20th century decorative ceramics and glassware, including a Poole pottery cockerel pattern vase, decorated by Carol Cutler, height 15cm, a Simon Eeles studio pottery beaker, a pair of Czech Libochovice clear glass fish bookends, pattern No. 1815, a Prachen bobble vase and a WMF Ikora style bowl.

A pair of Clarice Cliff Bizarre Rhodanthe pattern vase, 1930s, of ribbed trumpet shape on circular feet, black printed marks to bases with shape No. 613/8, height 21cm, together with an octagonal side plate, diameter 14.3cm, a pepper and a mustard and cover, all painted in the same pattern.

A pair of Clarice Cliff Bizarre Delicia Pansy tea plates, 1930s, black printed marks to bases, diameter 16.8cm, together with a copy of the book 'Clarice Cliff The Bizarre Affair' by Leonard Griffin and Louis K. and Susan Pear Meisel.

A George Jones majolica cheese dome and stand in the form of a bee skep, circa 1870s, the cone shaped top in the form of a corn stook, raised on a square base moulded as a wooden support, turquoise glazed interior, impressed diamond registration lozenge to base, height 34cm (base extensively restored).

A small group of silver mounted Doulton stoneware, late 19th and early 20th century, each sprigged with toping figures, comprising a tyg, height 7.7cm, two beakers, heights 12.7cm and 11.5cm, a pair of salts and a match holder, together with a pair of Doulton Lambeth ewers, height 26cm, and a diminutive jug (some faults and restoration).

A red clay pottery model of a cat, probably 19th century, modelled recumbent on a rectangular base, covered in a Whieldon type glaze, length 8.2cm (minor glaze frits).

A Coalport dessert service, early 20th century, the cobalt blue ground rims with gilt overlaid and edged detail, comprising twelve plates, diameter 22.5cm, a tazza (restored) and two dishes, pattern No. 6079, green printed and impressed factory marks, together with a Coalport part service, decorated with floral panels within gilt overlaid cobalt blue rims, including a square serving plate, coffee cups, tea plates and saucers.