British and Continental Ceramics

A large pair of Miranda Smith models of cheetahs, late 20th century, in Staffordshire style, height 16cm, together with a similar smaller pair, height 7.8cm.

A pair of Herend Macao Green vases and covers, designed by Jeno Farkashazy, of tapered cylindrical shape painted in Chinese style with exotic birds amidst peony against a green ground, the domed covers with gilt knops, blue printed and painted marks to bases, pattern MACV, height 31.5cm.

Seven Beswick characters from The Gruffalo, comprising The Gruffalo, The Gruffalo's Child, Mouse, Owl, Snake and two Fox (one fox with chipped ear), together with a Beswick model of a hare, height 12.5cm.

A pair of miniature Meissen bottle vases, late 19th/early 20th century, painted in underglaze blue with the Onion pattern between gilt rims, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases with incised numerals, height 6.3cm.

An Art Deco figure of a nude, 1940s, modelled by Elly Strobach, seated on a grassy mound, incised signature to side edge of base, impressed numerals '111 10', height 23cm.

A Karl Ens Thuringian porcelain timepiece, early 20th century, the gilt circular dial with Roman numerals, surmounted by a cornucopia of flowers held by a standing maiden, on a floral decorated, gilt enriched scroll moulded diamond shaped base, impressed factory marks, height 27.5cm, together with a floral encrusted porcelain timepiece case, height 36.3cm.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware Slater's Patent three-piece tea service, late 19th century, decorated by Emily Partington, monogrammed, with blossom branches against a buff textured ground within brown and green glazed borders, impressed and incised marks to bases, height of teapot 12.8cm, together with a matching jug with pewter tappit lid, and another stoneware jug.

Four Pegwell Bay subject pot lids and bases, comprising two Examining the Nets, Hauling in the Trawl and Four Shrimpers, together with a Cauldon Shepherd Boy pot lid and base, a Pratt Bears at School lid, Shakespeare's House, framed, Dangerous Skating and Children Sailing Boats in a Tub (some faults).

Five framed pot lids, comprising Lobster Sauce, Shells, Cattle and Ruins, Shakespeare's House and The Farriers, together with six other pot lids, comprising Embarking for the East, The Sportsman, Hide and Seek, The Enthusiast, Pegwell Bay Farmyard scene and The Waterfall (some faults).

A Moorcroft Black Tulip pattern lampbase, circa 1991, designed by Sally Tuffin, impressed marks to base, height 33cm.

A Moorcroft Flambé Leaves and Fruit pattern lampbase, mid-20th century, impressed and painted marks to base, height 26.5cm.

A Staffordshire pottery treacle glazed cow creamer and milkmaid group, early 19th century, modelled as a standing cow with seated milkmaid and bowl, height 13.5cm (lacking stopper).

A treacle glazed pottery model of a recumbent lion, early to mid-19th century, with open mouth, its tail looped over its back, length 22cm (repaired), together with a similarly glazed model of a ram's head with circular aperture to the top of the head, height 7.8cm (faults).

An English earthenware model of a chicken, circa 1790-1810, the cream glazed body with brown details and Pratt Ware ochre splodges, height 8cm, together with a tin glazed earthenware model of a ewe and lamb, height 10cm (minor faults).

A pair of French faience tulip vases, probably Strasbourg, mid-19th century, of flattened urn shape with scroll handles, painted with floral bouquets beneath three circular apertures, height 13.5cm (faults), together with a similar larger example (restored) and a small group of other tin glazed wares, including a diminutive pair of circular bowls in the form of baskets (faults and restoration).

An unusual tin glazed earthenware model of a child seated in a highchair, late 18th/19th century, the six-sided chair raised on four wheels with an elaborate scrolled back, the child holding a plate, unmarked, height 11.8cm.

A small Hispano-Moresque lustre pottery circular dish, probably 18th century, painted with a bird amidst foliage within a lined rim, diameter 18.3cm.

A rare Staffordshire Scratch Blue saltglazed stoneware teapot and cover, circa 1740, each face of the diamond shaped body incised with differing decoration highlighted in blue, including a fleur-de-lys and a rampant lion, within borders of scrolling foliage, the spout decorated with birds, height 15.5cm (restoration and repairs).

A Staffordshire, probably Thomas Whieldon, red stoneware teapot, circa 1740, the octagonal body moulded to each side with a Chinese figure, representing Pu Tai, amidst foliage, under a leafy parasol, flanked by panels moulded with classical figures, with later white metal spout and cover, height 9.5cm, together with two Delft teapots and covers (faults and repairs).