British and Continental Ceramics

A pair of French faience jars and covers, late 19th century, of high-shouldered form, painted in shades of blue with three floral panels within elaborate floral frames and foliate borders, the domed covers similarly painted, blue painted factory marks, height 33cm (repair to one cover).

A Royal Coat of Arms pattern blue printed '1 Quart' ale tankard, 19th century, the cylindrical body with turned foot, the Royal Arms opposing the handle, flanked by romantic views of a couple in a garden beneath the printed capacity measure, unmarked, height 15.3cm.

A Gien faience rectangular box and cover with removable pierced liner, late 19th century, painted to the exterior with mythical grotesques within a yellow ground geometric border, relief moulded with a pseudo riveted blue strap, the domed cover with foliate handle, the inner liner with twenty-four pierced holes, brown printed factory mark to base, 18.5cm by 12.5cm.

A French faience inkstand, late 19th/early 20th century, of shaped D-form, painted with blue flowers and a butterfly within geometric borders, with a pair of removable wells, unmarked, length 20cm, together with a faience egg cup and a small pair of maiolica dishes, diameter 14cm (minor faults).

A Barr Worcester part service, late 18th century, gilt with foliate sprigs beneath a gilt overlaid cobalt blue rim, comprising nine teacups, seven coffee cans, ten saucers, jug and two plates, diameter 20cm, incised 'B' mark to bases, together with a matched slop bowl.

A Derby porcelain Japan pattern strawberry server basket, 19th century, printed with iron red flowers beneath gilt overlaid blue gadrooned rims, of quatrefoil shape with overhead handle, impressed and red printed and painted marks to base, length 28cm, together with a pair of Sèvres style floral painted teacups and saucers, a pair of basketweave moulded pottery dishes with pierced rims, length 24cm, and a moulded and pink lustre decorated part service.

An English delft plate, probably London, late 18th century, painted in blue with chinoiserie style floral groups, the rim underside with line decoration, diameter 29.4cm.

A Moorcroft flambé orchid pattern vase, circa 1928-49, impressed marks to base, height 18.5cm (restored).

Two Gustavsberg Pungo series Carrara glazed vases, designed by Stig Lindberg, circa 1953, the stoneware bodies of open teardrop shape, covered in a matt white glaze, shape 280, height 19cm, shape 238, height 24cm, impressed marks to bases with original applied paper labels (both with minute nick).

A Burleigh Ware Sylvan pattern lustre glazed vase, designed by Rhead, of bulbous shape, printed, painted and impressed marks to base, height 11.5cm (cracked), together with a pair of Volkstedt Cupid and cornucopia candlesticks, height 18.5cm, and a pair of Staffordshire figures Going to Market and Returning Home (some faults).

A St Petersburg Russian porcelain plate, late 18th century, painted with a central puce monogram within scattered floral sprigs, underglaze blue painted factory mark, diameter 24cm.

A maiolica low-footed tazza, probably Sarvona, late 17th/18th century, painted in ochre, green and blue with a central bird surrounded by flowers, within a wide pierced rim reserved with four smaller panels, flowers and scroll detail, manganese sword mark to base, diameter 29.5cm (restored).