British and Continental Ceramics

A Worcester porcelain trio, circa 1790, spirally fluted and decorated with cobalt blue and gilt scattered floral sprigs beneath a diamond and foliate band, underglaze blue crescent mark to teabowl, together with three other teabowls, including a Chamberlains Worcester example.

A New Hall hard paste porcelain teabowl and saucer, circa 1790, spirally moulded and gilt with foliate decoration beneath and on a cobalt blue band, and a small group of other New Hall porcelain, including a fluted coffee cup with brown feather decoration, pattern No. 142, a pink banded teabowl, pattern No. 258, a plate, pattern No. 445, and two floral decorated teabowls, together with a Broseley pattern blue printed and gilt teacup and saucer and a Factory Z coffee can.

A Derby porcelain scent bottle or diminutive vase, circa 1820, the pear shaped body painted in puce with a landscape view of a cottage flanked by gilt cornucopia against a cobalt blue ground, red painted mark to base, height 8.8cm, together with a small group of similar wares, comprising a floral painted example, probably Coalport, height 7cm, a landscape painted example with beaded detail to the neck, Ridgway, height 8cm, a miniature porcelain vase or scent bottle, probably Spode, circa 1820-25, red painted pattern No. 3644, height 5cm, a Ridgway diminutive comport with ram's head handles, painted to the interior with a landscape, red painted pattern No. 3/749, height 6cm (restored), a Davenport egg cup and four Davenport menu holders or place settings.

A Derby porcelain plate, circa 1815, painted with a titled landscape view, 'In South Wales', within a rim of gilt foliate scrollwork, red painted factory mark and title to reverse, diameter 22.4cm, together with an unusual Derby plate, painted in Paris style, circa 1790-1800, purple painted factory mark to reverse, diameter 23.5cm.

A Royal Dux white glazed figure group of an Art Deco dancing couple, early 20th century, raised on a crimped edge circular base, indistinct blue printed triangle mark to base with impressed numerals, height 30cm.

A set of six Bloor Derby topographical plates, circa 1840, painted by Daniel Lucas, each with a named view, comprising 'View in Scotland', 'Hawthornden Scotland', 'Ullswater From Pooly (sic) Bridge', 'Aivey Force Cumberland', 'Fingals Cave Island of Staffa' and 'Matlock High Tor Derbyshire', within gilt overlaid cobalt blue rims with gadrooned edging, red printed factory marks to reverse with script titles, diameter 22cm.

A Davenport Longport porcelain cabinet plate, circa 1870, painted with titled view, 'Windermere Lake', within a gilt overlaid salmon pink frame and similarly gilt decorated pale grey rim, red printed and painted factory marks to reverse, pattern No. 1612, diameter 23.7cm, together with a small group of other similar wares, including a Coalport plate, painted and relief moulded with flowers and scrolls, diameter 22cm, and a Coalport Chelsea style plate, painted with an exotic bird, diameter 23.3cm (minor faults).

A Lladro porcelain figure group A Special Toy, No. 5971, partial mark to base, height 26cm.

An Ostinelli & Priest pottery model of a hare, contemporary, in seated position with erect ears, impressed mark to side, height 32cm.

A Ruskin high-fired vase, circa 1933, the low-bellied cylindrical body with streaked purple and green flecked spots over red, with white to the rim and towards the base, impressed mark to base, height 20cm.

A Ruskin high-fired vase, 1920s, the bulbous body with streaked purple and numerous green flecked spots over a streaked red ground, with white to the rim, impressed marks to base, height 9.8cm.

Two porcelain inkwells, probably Ridgway, circa 1820-30, the first in the form of a shoe, painted with flowers and surmounted by a cupid, raised on a rectangular base, red painted pattern No. 3/755, length 10cm (restored), the other in the form of two conjoined pink shells with central overhead gilt handle, raised on a naturalistic gilt base, red painted pattern No. 3/364, length 11cm.

A Lladro Thai couple (Re-deco) figure group, No. 7115, height 52cm, boxed.

A porcelain oil lamp base in the form of an elephant, late 19th century, by Alfred Stellmacher, raised on a naturalistic base, printed and impressed marks to base, height 27.5cm.

A rare Kevin Francis limited edition figure Reindeer Boy/The Last of the Reindeer, modelled by Andy Moss, painted by John Michael, number 44 of 50, black painted marks to base, height 25cm, with certificate.

A Coalport porcelain fluted part tea service, late 18th century, with cobalt blue and floral gilt decoration, comprising teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, cream jug, nine teacups and seven saucers, six coffee cans and saucers and two dishes, together with a Newhall porcelain part tea service, late 18th/early 19th century, pattern number 171, comprising teapot and cover and four teabowls and saucers.

A Lladro gres limited edition figure Letters to Dulcinea, No. 3509, number 483 of 3500, height 38.5cm, with certificate, together with a Lladro The Art of Porcelain book.

A small group of plates, 20th century, comprising six Redondo Pottery side plates, each decorated with birds and farmyard animals, diameter 21.5cm, six Cantagalli side plates, each decorated with studies of fruit, diameter 20.5cm, and three similar Italian plates (some faults).

A small group of decorative pottery jugs, late 19th century, including a William Brownfield pewter mounted stoneware 'Universe' jug, depicting emblems of the four continents, height 23.5cm, a Mason's jug and three copper lustre jugs.