British and Continental Ceramics

A Dutch Delft barber's bowl, 18th century, painted in blue with a central stylized flower, the rim with 'C' shaped motifs, diameter 29cm (broken in half and restored).

A Dutch Delft dish, 18th century, painted in blue with an equestrian figure, possibly William of Orange, in a landscape setting within a foliate scroll banded rim, diameter 33cm (broken in half and restored).

A Dutch Delft shaped oval box with two hinged lids, possibly De Drie Posteleyne Astonne, 18th century, probably for spices, painted in blue with floral lappet panels within foliate framing, blue painted 'H V' mark to base, length 12cm (extensively restored), together with a double-walled vase and cover, painted with landscape vignettes, height 43cm, and a pottery jar, inscribed 'HANOVER', with brass cover.

An English Delft circular bowl, second half 18th century, probably Liverpool, painted to the base interior with a flowering peony within a chain border, the rim with a geometric band, diameter 27cm, together with a pearlware plate, painted in blue with a chinoiserie figure holding a parasol (faults).

A collection of Portmeirion tableware, including various plates, teacups, large serving dishes and tureens and covers.

A Royal Doulton Slaters Patent four-piece tea set, early 20th century, enamelled and gilt with floral decoration against a textured ground, comprising teapot and cover, sugar, jug and hot water pot, together with some blue and gilt Royal Doulton bone china coffee cups and saucers (one saucer chipped).

A pottery jar and cover in the form of a grotesque bird, 20th century, based on a Martin Brothers Wally bird, raised on a circular wooden base, height 28cm.

A Brian Adams Exon Wemyss pottery model of a squirrel, painted with pink cabbage roses, green painted marks to base, height 12.3cm (small chip to base edge), together with a Delft pottery model of a giraffe (restored).

Two Dutch pottery bowls, probably late 19th century, both inscribed in manganese to the base interior, one translates as 'Honest but Poor', within blue and manganese banded detail, heightened with stylized blue leaves, diameters 35.7cm and 32.3cm (minor faults).

A slipware charger, probably Dutch, dated 1729, the pale brown glazed surface painted in green and yellow with a bird within concentric circles with wave detail, diameter 42.5cm (extensively restored), together with a Continental tin glazed earthenware pottery dish, painted in blue with a bird within a segmented border, diameter 37.5cm.

An Italian maiolica circular charger, late 19th/20th century, painted to the centre with figures within a wide rim of foliate grotesques and masks, diameter 41.3cm (restored), together with a Continental faience dish, painted in blue and ochre, diameter 39cm, and a similar dish, probably Moroccan, diameter 37cm.

A large black ground pottery vase, mid to late 19th century, the pear shaped body printed and coloured with classical figures, flanked by gilt angular handles beneath the egg and dart moulded overturned rim, height 51cm (converted into a lampbase).

A Staffordshire porcelain rectangular panel, 19th century, painted with a titled view of Trentham Hall, 28cm by 22cm, held within a wooden frame.

A pair of English pottery chinoiserie floor vases, in the style of Mason's, both of octagonal baluster shape, relief decorated with a large gilt dragon, butterflies and bats to the main body, beneath a scrolling band to the base of the necks which are similarly decorated with relief insects, a band of lappet panels to the edge of both footrims, one with brown glazed ground, the other white, unmarked, height 59.5cm (some faults).

Four pieces of Vallauris French pottery, contemporary, by Patrick Bocca Rossa, signed, comprising a jug, painted with sun motifs, height 22cm, an octagonal plate, painted with a face, diameter 30.5cm, a circular dish and a large two-handled jardinière, impressed, incised and painted marks.

Four pieces of Continental pottery, comprising a Quimper tall candlestick of baluster form, painted in yellow and green with flowers and horizontal bands, height 33cm, a large circular bowl, painted in blue with a man o' war, diameter 51cm, a faience dish and a faience tureen base (faults).

A large floorstanding Leon Castel Mont-Chevalier Cannes pottery model of a griffin, late 19th century, modelled seated on a rectangular base, glazed overall in green, impressed factory marks, height 84cm (faults and restoration).

A Meissen style Continental porcelain model of a cow, 19th century, the white animal with grey patches, standing on an oval base, indistinct blue mark to base, height 12.5cm.

A faience drainer dish, probably Portuguese, 18th/19th century, of dished circular form, pierced with a number of holes, painted to the base interior with three fish in shades of blue, beneath a blue lined rim and simple foliate band, applied with a pair of triangular shaped handles, the underside with foliate detail, raised on three feet, unmarked, diameter 34cm.