British and Continental Ceramics

A Yorkshire Prattware cow and cowman group, circa 1800-20, the standing cow with ochre patches outlined in black, standing on a rectangular mound base surmounted by a standing male figure and a recumbent calf, height 15.4cm (faults to base). Note: this group is similar to those by the pottery that used a large impressed crown mark. A similar pair is illustrated by John and Griselda Lewis in 'Pratt Ware', p.87.

A Dresden porcelain ewer, circa 1900, painted with figural and foliate panels against a yellow ground, underglaze blue mark to base, height 30.5cm (repaired), together with a Sitzendorf figure, a Paris porcelain vase and an English porcelain urn (faults and repairs).

A Royal Crown Derby Derby Posies pattern part service, including coffee pot and cover, hot water jug and cover, eleven coffee cups and twelve saucers, milk jug, cream jug and sugar bowl, together with a Royal Doulton Arcadia pattern part service, including twelve teacups, saucers and side plates and three jugs, and a small group of other tablewares (minor faults).

Five Royal Doulton figures, comprising Genevieve, HN1962, mounted as a lampbase, The Old Balloon Seller, HN1315, The Balloon Man, HN1954, Her Ladyship, HN1977, and Cissie, HN1809, together with a Lladro figure and three other pieces (minor fault).

A Meissen porcelain figure of a female musician playing a cello, late 18th century, modelled seated on rockwork, impressed numerals to base with indistinct blue crossed swords, height 12.5cm (restored), together with two other Meissen porcelain figures, early 19th century, modelled as a girl with a basket of grapes, height 13.8cm, and a girl with a basket of flowers, height 12.5cm (both restored).

An extensive Herend Rothschild Bird pattern dinner service, comprising a large circular two handled tureen and cover, sauce boat with stand, five crescent shaped dishes, seven fan shaped dishes, eleven plates, diameter 26.5cm, twelve plates, diameter 21cm, twelve plates, diameter 18cm, eleven two handled soup bowls and twelve saucers, twelve two handled dessert bowls with rose knopped covers and saucers, eleven miniature tureens with lemon knopped covers and two spare rose knopped circular covers, blue printed and painted marks to bases, together with a Meissen pin dish.

A Herend Fruit and Flowers pattern service, comprising twelve plates, diameter 25.3cm, twelve plates, diameter 20.8cm, twelve plates, diameter 16.6cm, twelve dessert bowls, teapot and cover, eleven teacups and twelve saucers, blue printed and painted marks.

A Sèvres style bleu céleste ground jewelled coffee can, mid-19th century, painted with three titled ladies of the court within red jewelled oval frames, flanked by gilt and jewelled decoration, underglaze blue pseudo Sèvres mark to base with gilt script names, height 7.3cm.

A pair of blue printed pearlware dishes, early 19th century, decorated with scattered flower sprays within a scalloped rim and with a rose moulded floral handle, length 22.5cm, together with a small group of other ceramics, including a Copenhagen pierced circular basket and a pair of Sitzendorf figures (some faults and repairs).

A Worcester sparrow beak cream jug, circa 1775, painted in famille rose style with a bouquet of ribbon tied flowers opposing scattered sprigs, unmarked, height 9.7cm.

A Minton majolica barrel shaped garden seat, circa 1870, the pierced sides moulded with enamelled bands of convolvulus and passion flowers against a chocolate brown ground, the pierced top with gilt enriched enamelled floral decoration, unmarked, height 46cm.

A Paris porcelain cup and saucer, early 19th century, the flared gilt ground cup painted with a topographical view within a palmette border, the high scroll handle with horse head terminal, unmarked, diameter of saucer 14.2cm.

A small group of Royal Doulton Bunnykins tablewares, including four bowls, three plates, a saucer, a jug and an egg cup (some wear).

A Rosenthal Ivory ground part service, gilt with a ring of rococo scrolls to the rim with magenta accents, including soup tureen and cover, two vegetable tureens and covers, four graduated oval platters, serving dishes, two sauce boats with integral stands, dinner, dessert and soup plates, coffee pot and cover and part tea service (minor faults).

Eight Royal Doulton figures, comprising The Old Balloon Seller, HN1315, The Lobster Man, HN2317, Janet, HN1537, Rose, HN1368, Lavinia, HN1955, Marie, HN1370, Bedtime, HN1978, and The Little Bridesmaid, HN1434, together with another mounted as a lampbase (repaired), and a Goebel figure (minor faults).

Ten Spode Copeland's China dinner plates, late 19th/early 20th century, painted with polychrome floral sprays against a gilt foliate border and cream ground, printed marks and painted No. Y2475 to bases, diameter 26.5cm.

A Jose Francisco de Sousa majolica Portuguese Palissy Ware dish, 1860-93, applied with a long grey snake and three reptiles on a shredded clay ground, 'JFS' monogram mark to base, diameter 30cm (minor faults).

A Mafra majolica Portuguese Palissy Ware dish, late 19th century, applied with a snake, toad and lizard on a shredded clay ground, impressed mark to base, diameter 20cm.

Three majolica Portuguese Palissy Ware dishes, late 19th century, each applied with various reptiles and insects on a shredded clay ground, impressed Mafra marks to bases, diameters 23cm, 21cm and 18cm (faults).