British and Continental Ceramics

A pair of Royal Crown Derby cabinet plates, dated 1926, painted by C. Gresley, signed, with titled Scottish views of Ben Lomond and Loch Voil, the rims with scrolling foliage in blue and gilt, red printed factory marks to bases, diameter 23cm. Provenance: applied paper labels denoting formerly part of the 'Albert Rose Laine Collection'.

A Copeland Art Union of London Parian bust of Princess Alexandra, circa 1863, after a model by Mary Thornycroft, raised on a socle base, impressed and incised factory marks, height 40cm.

A pair of Stevenson & Hancock Derby porcelain figures, late 19th century, modelled as a girl and boy, each with a playful puppy, raised on pierced floral encrusted scroll moulded bases, purple painted factory marks, heights 18.5cm and 18cm.

A Royal Worcester ewer, dated 1912, painted by H. Stinton, signed, with Highland cattle, the scroll handle with foliate terminals, puce printed, impressed and painted marks to base, height 29cm (handle restored).

A Royal Worcester cabinet plate, dated 1929, painted by Jas Stinton, signed, with a titled scene of capercaillie in a woodland setting, the powder blue rim with gilt overlaid decoration, gilt printed, painted and impressed factory marks, diameter 26.7cm.

A Derby dolphin ewer cream jug, circa 1770, the shell moulded body painted with polychrome flowers beneath a chocolate brown line rim, height 8cm.

A Liverpool porcelain blue painted Cannonball pattern coffee cup, circa 1765-70, height 6cm, and a Lowestoft Curtis style coffee cup, painted with panels of polychrome flowers, height 6cm.

A Worcester porcelain coffee cup, circa 1765-70, painted with two Chinese figures and an altar table, the inner rim with an iron red and gilt border, height 6.8cm, and another Worcester coffee cup, painted with flowers within blue frames, height 6.2cm.

A Worcester Hollow Rock Lily pattern blue painted fluted teabowl, circa 1770, blue painted open crescent mark to base, diameter 8.5cm, a Worcester blue ground teabowl, painted with circular and fan shaped gilt edged Kakiemon panels, diameter 7.6cm, and a mixed group of other 18th century English porcelain teawares, including a Bell Toy coffee pot (lacking cover) a Travellers teabowl and two cream jugs (minor faults).

A Meissen porcelain cabinet cup and saucer, 19th century, painted with figural landscape views and scattered floral sprays beneath gilt rims, the cup with angular handle, underglaze blue crossed swords marks to bases with impressed numerals, diameter of saucer 13cm, together with a French silver mounted Samson caddy of hexagonal baluster shape, height 12cm, and a later Meissen porcelain cup and saucer, cancelled marks to base.

A Border Fine Arts limited edition model Welsh Cob by Anne Wall, No. 197 of 350, with certificate, height 20cm.

A pair of rectangular porcelain plaques, probably Royal Worcester, second half 20th century, painted by P. Platt, signed, with flowers and berries, 16cm x 7cm, framed.

A Moorcroft Collectors' Club Angels Trumpet pattern vase, circa 2000, designed and signed by Anji Davenport, impressed and painted marks to base, height 18.5cm, together with an Orchid pattern white ground table lamp base, height excluding fittings 16cm.

Six Herend porcelain animals in a variety of green, blue, pink and red scale patterns, comprising pig, length 8cm, mouse, frog on a lilypad, elephant, hare, height 5.5cm, and two conjoined rabbits, together with a Herend octagonal box and cover with fish finial, length 5cm.

A mixed group of blue printed wares, 19th century, including a Brameld Castle of Rochefort plate, diameter 24.7cm, a Carey's Lady of the Lake plate, diameter 25.3cm, an Ottoman Empire Series Ciala Kavak plate, diameter 21.4cm, a pair of Davenport pierced rim oblong dishes, impressed anchor mark, length 25.8cm, Spode, Ridgway and Rogers (some faults). Provenance: Castle of Rochefort plate from The Gibb Collection, previously sold Dreweatt Neate, 26th March 1997.

A Royal Doulton Reynard The Fox pattern coffee set, pattern No. H.4927, comprising coffee pot and cover, jug, sugar bowl, eight coffee cans and eight saucers.

A pair of Meissen porcelain jardinières and stands, outside factory decorated, early 20th century, painted with gilt edged floral panels against a yellow ground, flanked by lion head handles, cancelled underglaze blue crossed sword marks to bases, height of jardinières 14cm (one stand restored).

An unusual St. Ives Troika wheel vase, circa 1966-70, decorated by Honor Curtis, monogrammed, incised with stylized owls to one side opposing abstract motifs, black painted marks to base, height 20cm (faults).

Twenty assorted cosy and pin cushion half-dolls, mostly early 20th century, length of largest 9cm, length of smallest 3.5cm (minor faults, some restoration).