British and Continental Ceramics

A Dutch Delft charger, 18th century, painted in blue with a central circular panel of a putti surrounded by flowers and foliage, within a ground of scrollwork and leaves, blue painted De 3 Vergulde Astonnekens mark to base, diameter 34.5cm (minor chips).

A garniture of five Dutch Delft vases and three covers, late 19th century, comprising two of flared cylindrical shape and three of baluster shape with domed covers, each with rib moulding, painted in the Cashmere palette with birds amidst flowers and foliage within borders of scrollwork enclosing panels, red painted mark to bases for De Grieksche A, heights 33cm and 34.5cm.

An English Delft charger, Lambeth, circa 1790-95, of Ann Gomm type, polychrome painted with a radiating geometric and floral pattern, the border with floral sprays and geometric motifs, diameter 34.5cm (minor fritting).

An English Delft charger, probably London or Bristol, circa 1770, painted in blue with a female figure seated in a garden, a bird perched on her arm, a male companion behind her, the rim with a cross-hatched and floral border, diameter 34cm (missing section of rim).

A pair of dated English Delft plates, 1776, painted in blue with a peacock perched on a chinoiserie island beside peony, flowers and rockwork to the rims, inscribed 'S' over 'RC' above the date '1776', diameter 23.5cm (one badly damaged and repaired).

A French faience miniature model of a commode, 19th century, of bombé form with four workable drawers, polychrome painted to the upper surface with a figure in a sedan chair, the body with scrollwork and flowers, puce painted 'VP' mark to base for Veuve Perrin, length 15cm, height 11cm, width 9.7cm (minor faults and repairs).

Three De Porcelyne Bijl Dutch Delft vases, 18th century, of baluster shape, each painted in blue with a fisherman within a relief moulded scroll and foliate frame, blue painted mark to base of two, height 22cm.

A pair of Dutch Delft vases, 18th century, of baluster shape, both painted in blue with a winter landscape view of a girl standing by a tree, within a low relief scroll moulded frame, unmarked, height 21.5cm (minor faults).

A pair of Johannes Van Duijn for De Porcelyene Schotel Dutch Delft vases, 18th century, of baluster shape, painted in blue chinoiserie style with flowers, rockwork and a willow tree, within relief scroll framing, blue painted mark to bases, height 23.5cm.

A large Royal Dux figure group, 20th century, modelled as a lady in 18th century dress in a sedan chair accompanied by two footmen and a dog, printed and impressed marks to base, height 41cm.

A large Dresden figure group, 20th century, modelled with a family wearing lace detailed clothing, blue printed mark to base, length 32cm, together with four other Continental porcelain figures (minor faults).

Three Lladro figures, comprising Peruvian Girl with Baby, No. 4822, and two Dutch girls with geese.

Three Lladro Collectors Society figures, comprising Spring Bouquets, No. 7603, School Days, No. 7604 and Flower Song, No. 7607.

Two Continental bisque figures of reclining nudes, length 11cm and 14cm, a Royal Doulton figure Priscilla, HN1340, a bisque group of children seated on a bench, six glass scent bottles and stoppers and a Bohemian glass vase.

Four large Limoges porcelain gilt metal mounted boxes with hinged covers, mid-20th century, variously decorated with gilt enriched flowers and scrollwork, longest 19cm, together with five glass trinket boxes.

An English porcelain two handled vase and cover, probably Coalport, circa 1830, the baluster blue ground body painted with opposing floral panels within relief gilt enriched 'C' scroll frames, the elaborate stem, foot, handles and rim all with similar moulding, the pierced cover with floral finial, height 34cm, together with a Derby slop bowl and jug, pattern No. 557.

Seven Royal Worcester figures designed by Doughty, comprising Wales, Old Friends, At The Seaside, Solitaire, Woodland Walk, Fisherman and Saturday's Child, black printed marks.

A Stonier & Co Ltd Liverpool White Star Line teapot and cover, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated with a garland of roses above the green printed Oceanic Steam Navigation Co monogram, green printed marks to base, height 10cm (minor faults).

A Sèvres porcelain cabinet plate, circa 1862, possibly outside factory decorated, with a central portrait bust of an Indian noble gentleman, within a burgundy ground, the rim with silvered detail against a pale blue ground, cancelled green printed mark to base with incised marks, diameter 24.3cm (surface wear).