British and Continental Ceramics

A small Wedgwood Flying Hummingbirds lustre octagonal bowl, 1920s, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, the interior with an orange lustre ground, the exterior with various hummingbirds against a blue lustre ground, gilt printed Portland vase mark and pattern No. Z5294 to base, diameter 8.8cm.

A John & Lizzie Leach Muchelney studio pottery stoneware charger, of dished form, the concave centre with wax resist meandering decoration in a tenmoku glaze, within a wide pale brown rim, impressed seal marks to base, diameter 35cm.

A pair of French bisque porcelain figures, late 19th century, modelled as a gallant sending a love letter attached to a dove, his female companion receiving the letter, both standing on oval bases with red beaded and turquoise banded detail, indistinct incised marks to bases, height 36cm.

A Limoges porcelain part dessert service, early 20th century, decorated with Art Nouveau style enamelled and gilt flowers against a shaded green/pink pastel ground within gilt overlaid cobalt blue borders with shaped rim edges, comprising a tazza, two low stands and six plates, diameter 21.5cm, printed 'GDA' marks to bases.

A Limoges porcelain gilt metal mounted Sèvres style circular jar and cover, early 20th century, the cover painted with Cupid and a muse opposing a landscape view within gilt framing against a green ground, flanked by gilt metal scroll handles above a pierced gilt metal rim, green printed mark to base, diameter including handles 17cm, together with a Gouda pottery vase, height 11cm, and a miniature Moorcroft pottery Hibiscus pattern vase, height 4.5cm.

A mixed group of T.G. Green blue banded Cornish Ware, with shield marks, comprising two large storage jars and covers for Rice and Currants, a medium example for Sultanas, six small storage jars and covers for Baking-Powder, Mustard, Sage, Pepper, Cloves and Spice, sugar dredger, flour dredger, salt pig, circular butter dish and cover, two large mugs, pudding basin and a named Milk jug, together with three target marked pieces, comprising salt and sugar shakers and a storage jar and cover, and a small group of similar wares (some faults).

A Chamberlains Worcester Japan pattern ice pail, cover and liner, early 19th century, painted in pattern No. 240, based on the Nelson or Horatio Service, the elaborate pail flanked by gilt mermaid handles and supported on three gilt dolphin feet above a triform shaped base, the cover with dolphin knop, unmarked, height 34cm (extensive faults and losses).

Eight Royal Doulton Bunnykins figures from The Professions Collection, comprising Fireman, Teacher, Nurse, Chef, Postman, Plumber, Barrister and Doctor, each boxed with certificates, together with four other special edition Bunnykins figures, comprising Balloon Man, Clarissa The Clown, Clarence The Clown and Tino The Trixstar, boxed with certificates, and two International Collectors Club exclusive Bunnykins figures, Polly and William Reading Without Tears, boxed.

Six Royal Doulton Bunnykins figures from The World War II Collection, comprising Sailor, Land Girl, Homeguard, Evacuee's, Air Controller and Pilot, boxed with certificates, four limited edition Bunnykins figures, comprising Winners Trophy 1966, Winners Trophy 2006, Mascot 2006 and Mascot 1966, boxed with certificates, and four Royal Family Bunnykins figures, boxed.

A Royal Copenhagen model of a Pointer Puppy, No. 051, designed by Erik Nielsen, 1990s, together with a small group of other Royal Copenhagen, comprising a figure The Shadow, No. 1848, height 17.5cm (missing right thumb), a starling fledgling, polar bear, pair of conjoined ducklings, fish, robin and a lily pad dish surmounted by a frog.

Three Rosenthal Studio-Linie Queensberry Marble vases, 20th century, tallest 21.3cm, two Herend Rothschild Bird pattern vases, tallest 22cm, a Royal Copenhagen gilt lined bowl and three other pieces of Royal Copenhagen.

A set of four Royal Doulton Kingsware tankards decorated with golfers, black printed marks to bases, each 14cm high.

A Moorcroft Pottery Pomegranate pattern large circular bowl, 1920s, with blue ground, impressed marks to base with green painted signature, diameter 33cm.

A Staffordshire pottery miniature part service, 19th century, printed in green with a Greek key band to the rims, comprising soup tureen, cover and stand, jug, an oval dish, two graduated oval platters, six plates 9.5cm diameter, nine plates 7.5cm diameter and nine plates 8.5cm diameter (minor faults).

A Royal Copenhagen model of the Little Mermaid, after Edvard Eriksen, model No. 4431, height 21.5cm, together with fifteen other Royal Copenhagen animal and bird models, including two conjoined lambs, two conjoined owls, pig, cockerel, mouse, otter, doves and two conjoined rabbits (some faults) and a Royal Copenhagen Diana vase decorated with pheasants after a design by Nils Thorsson, height 17cm.

A mixed group of English and Continental porcelain, 19th and 20th century, including three Capodimonte Swan Service style plates, diameter 23.5cm, a pair of Chelsea Derby style putti holding baskets of flowers, height 12.5cm, a green ground Worcester style part dessert service decorated with panels of exotic birds, butterflies and flowers, a Coalport type teapot and cover decorated with birds, insects and flowering branches, a Royal Crown Derby miniature teapot and cover and two Crown Staffordshire miniatures (minor faults).

A pair of Crown Devon two-handled vases and covers, early 20th century, decorated by J. Coleman, signed, with pheasants, height 24cm, together with a Lladro dove and a Burleigh Ware George VI Coronation commemorative mug designed by Laura Knight.