British and Continental Ceramics

A stoneware Bellarmine jug, probably Rhenish, 17th century, the brown glazed pear shaped body moulded with a smiling bearded man to the neck above an indistinct oval panel, height 22cm.

A stoneware bottle, probably London, early 18th century, the baluster body incised 'R L', height 23cm (faults), together with a small stoneware jug, height 15cm.

A silver mounted mottled tiger glaze stoneware jug, circa 1600, the bulbous body on a small flared foot beneath the narrow cylindrical neck, the mounted rim with a band of scrolling foliage, applied with a loop handle, height 18cm.

Two rare cold painted English saltglaze brown stoneware jugs, circa 1770, each with a spun grooved neck and applied reeded strap handle, one with a gilt edged oval cartouche, painted with huntsmen and hounds outside an inn, the other with a shaped cartouche, painted in the manner of Seymour with a hunt, height 21cm (some faults).

Four Cinque Ports Rye Pottery cats, 1990s, after a design by Joan de Bethel, comprising two male and female pairs, each inset with glass eyes, black printed, inscribed and applied paper labels to bases, height 12.8cm.

A Mintons turquoise ground bottle vase, late 19th century, enamelled with stems of red berries and white flowers, with gilt geometric rims, printed and impressed marks to base, height 22cm.

A Wedgwood lustre circular bowl, circa 1920, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, decorated to the interior with butterflies around a central base medallion against a mother-of-pearl ground, the ruby exterior gilt with butterflies, gilt printed Portland vase mark to base with pattern No. Z4827, diameter 19.5cm (marks to exterior ruby ground).

A Parian travelling font with original box, circa 1860, of octagonal shape with shield moulded detail, inscribed 'J. Wippell & Co Exeter' to the base, height 9cm, the leather case with velvet lining, together with a Parian circular dish, probably Copeland, with Latin inscription around a central shield with crosses against a fleur-de-lys ground, impressed 'W. Savage, Winchester' to base, diameter 34.5cm (minor chips).

A Kerr & Binns Worcester porcelain inkwell, circa 1860, modelled as a helmeted head, inscribed to the base 'Copied from a Helmeted head found in a Phoenician tomb... ', height 6cm (chip to top of well).

A Clarice Cliff Coral Firs pattern single-handled vase, shape No. 634, the bulbous body with bar shaped handle, black printed factory mark to base, height 18.5cm (haircrack).

A black basalt relief moulded rectangular plaque after C. Meunier, second half of the 19th century, depicting a miner with an industrial scene in the background, impressed signature, 19cm x 15.3cm, together with a Sèvres circular bisque plaque, moulded in low relief with a potter within the inscription 'MANUFACTURE NATIONALE SÈVRES', diameter 9.3cm, with original leather case, and a pair of L. Hjorth Danish terracotta circular plaques (minor chips).

A French pâte-sur-pâte celadon ground ormolu mounted table lamp, late 19th century, the gently tapered cylindrical body decorated in white with a crane amidst flowers and foliage, opposing a dragonfly hovering above flowers, the Aesthetic metal mounts with a simulated bamboo rim and handles, the circular foot with branch and leaf feet, incised numerals, height to top of fitting 45cm.

A pair of Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester teacups and saucers, circa 1805, decorated in cobalt blue and gilt with leaves separated by stylized fleurs-de-lys, together with a matching slop bowl, diameter 17.5cm, impressed marks to bases.

A mixed group of porcelain and pottery miniatures, mostly teawares, 19th and 20th century, including a Spode puce ground jug, height 4cm, a Spode Copelands China Imari mug, height 2.7cm, a Coalport bachelor's tea set and a Mintons cup and saucer (minor faults).

A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Imperial shape bowl, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, the exterior gilt and enamelled with Poplar Trees pattern against a dark ground, the interior with Woodland Bridge pattern, printed gilt Portland vase mark and painted 'Z4968' to base, diameter 28.5cm (small hairline crack to rim), together with a carved hardwood stand.

A small group of Royal Worcester miniatures, including a blush ivory mug, loving cup and tyg, each decorated with flowers, a thimble painted by Wilson, signed, with a bird, three baskets and three patch boxes and covers, together with two Worcester bird models (minor restoration and faults).

Three Doulton Lambeth stoneware miniatures, comprising a silver rimmed mug, height 4cm, a tyg and a jug, each sprigged with toping figures, together with a similar Doulton bottle, height 5.5cm, and a small group of other ceramics, including two Coalport gilt-lined cups, a similar bowl and a Crown Staffordshire vase and cover.

Three Sèvres style bleu céleste ground gilt metal mounted Limoges trinket boxes, 20th century, decorated with flowers and gilt scrolls, length of largest 10cm, together with a similar saucer.

A Moorcroft Finches pattern small vase, circa 1996, impressed marks to base, height 9.5cm, together with a Moorcroft pin dish, decorated with a pansy, diameter 8cm, and a Moorcroft ivory ground vase with blue flowers, height 10.5cm.