British and Continental Ceramics

Two pairs of Sitzendorf porcelain figures and two other Sitzendorf groups, 20th century, typically modelled with floral period clothing on gilt enriched scroll moulded bases, tallest pair 20cm high, together with a Wallendorf figure of a female pianist, two Rudolstadt Volkstedt porcelain figure groups and a set of five English porcelain cobalt blue ground plates gilt with vine leaves around central painted reserves, pattern No. 7733, diameter 23.8cm (faults and restoration).

A pair of Lladro male and female Siamese Dancers, Nos. 5592 and 5593, height 33cm.

A Haviland Limoges Aquarius pattern part service, comprising coffee pot and cover, jug, sucrier and cover, six cups and saucers, six tea plates and an oval two-handled dish, length 29cm.

A set of four French porcelain figures representing the Continents, in the style of Chelsea Derby, late 19th/early 20th century, each with allegorical motifs standing on bases titled in gilt Europa, America, Asia and Africa, pseudo gold painted anchor mark to each reverse, average height 22cm, and a pair of Continental porcelain figures depicting a gallant and his companion holding floral encrusted oval baskets, underglaze blue JR monogram mark to bases, 27cm high (minor faults and restoration).

A set of ten Royal Crown Derby 2451 pattern coffee cans and eleven saucers, dated 1980, diameter of saucers 11.5cm, together with a matching jug, height 9.5cm, and a set of six Davenport Japan pattern coffee cups and saucers, 19th century (minor faults).

A Lynton porcelain bough pot and cover painted by Stefan Nowacki, monogrammed, with a titled view of Windsor Castle, late 20th century, of typical D-shape with gilt enriched rams head handles, the domed removable cover with seven apertures, gilt painted marks to base, length 20cm (minor faults).

A Mason's Regency pattern part service, including three oval platters, longest 35cm, a pair of oval tureens and covers, thirty plates in five different sizes and a mix of teacups and saucers, together with a group of Mason's Strathmore pattern wares, including a coffee pot and cover, hot water pot, teapot and cover, plates, cups and saucers, a group of Mason's Bible pattern wares and other Mason's pottery, including five 19th century octagonal jugs decorated with chinoiserie figures (some faults).

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part service, comprising two circular tureens and covers, eleven dinner plates, eleven dessert plates, twelve tea plates, six cereal bowls, six dessert bowls, circular serving bowl, two teapots and covers, ten teacups and saucers, two breakfast cups and saucers, jug, sauceboat and stand and a small group of serving items, together with some decorative wares in the same pattern, including two miniature shoes, egg trinket box and cover, basket, six napkin rings and a boxed set of placemats (majority factory seconds).

Eleven Capodimonte bisque porcelain figure groups, 20th century, typically modelled, including a cobbler by Mariani, a physician, a tramp on a bench feeding birds by Natale, a pony and trap by Cortese and a boy with a scythe by Cortese (some faults).

A Wedgwood pale blue Jasperware mantel timepiece, 20th century, in Classical style sprigged with white dancing hours figures, height 16cm, together with a group of Wedgwood pale blue Jasperware commemoratives, including a Charles and Diana Royal Wedding cup and saucer and bell, two Christmas plates and various trinkets, a set of seven Wedgwood New Year bells sprigged with animals and dated from 1979 to 1985, and a large group of miniature plates with various decoration, including examples by Spode, Noritake, Lladro and Copenhagen.

Six Lladro figures, comprising Mayumi, No. 1449, Playful Character, No. 8207, Embroiderer, No. 4865, Sisters With Flowers, No. 5013, Flowers In The Basket, No. 5027, and a woman seated on a bench holding a fan, five boxed (some faults).

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part service, including an oval platter, length 32.8cm, two sauce boats and stands, nine plates 21cm diameter, fifteen tea plates 16cm diameter, serving platter, cake stand, circular serving bowl, three cereal bowls, three dessert bowls, two open oval serving bowls, rectangular sandwich platter, oval serving dish, coffee pot and cover, two teapots and covers and one stand, nine teacups and saucers, three breakfast cups and saucers, mugs, two jugs and three egg cups (some factory seconds).

Three Lladro figures, comprising The Puppet Painter, No. 5396, A Tall Yarn, No. 5207, and a Cobbler, No. 4853 (some faults).

Eight Lladro figures, comprising Stepping Out, No. 1537, Boy Yawning, No. 4870, Reading, No. 5000, Nuns, No. 2075, Monks, No. 5155, Couplet Lady, No. 5174, a woman holding a parcel and a seated angel (some faults), together with a Lladro hardback book The Art of Porcelain.

Five pieces of Chelsea Pottery decorated with cats, 20th century, including a shallow dish decorated by Barbara Ross, monogrammed, diameter 20.5cm, two other dishes and a pair of graduated vases, tallest 16.5cm, various incised and painted marks with some original applied paper labels.

Thirteen Royal Doulton miniature character jugs, including Bacchus, The Sleuth and Long John Silver, a small Royal Doulton Parson Brown example, a miniature Cooper Clayton jug and a Crown Devon Fieldings musical John Peel tankard.

A Fulham Pottery two-handled planter, 1930s, designed by William John Marriner in the style of Constance Spry, with cream glaze, printed marks to base, length 42cm, together with a similar planter (small chip to foot).

A T.W. Lemon & Son Arts and Crafts pottery vase, circa 1926-1939, the squat body and slightly flared neck applied with three scroll handles and covered in a streaky green/grey glaze, incised 'T.W. Lemon Weston S. Mare' to base, height 19.2cm, together with an Art Deco pale blue glazed pottery vase, early 20th century, the shouldered ovoid body with three handles, printed mark to base, height 17.7cm, a small Della Robbia mottled green glazed jug, height 10.3cm, a Brannam three-handled pot and a Dicker Ware ashtray (minor faults).

An English porcelain jug, dated 1869, painted with a pair of opposing panels depicting country folk at work, within gilt framing against a pale apricot ground, a floral edged panel beneath the spout with gilt monogram, unmarked, height 24cm, together with a mixed group of mostly 19th century relief moulded or sprigged jugs, including examples by Mayer, Ridgway and Wilson, a green stoneware Ridgway & Abington two-handled pot, cover and stand moulded with oak leaves and acorns within branch handles, diameter of stand 19.5cm, and two pot lids (faults and restoration).