British and Continental Ceramics

Eight Border Fine Arts Brambly Hedge interior scene models, comprising The Dresser, The Table, The Fireplace, Christmas Fireplace, Wedding Table, Floral Arch, Toy Chest and Christmas Tree, together with three Border Fine Arts Brambly Hedge plaques, a Border Fine Arts Brambly Hedge figure Wilfred With Toys, each boxed, and five Border Fine Arts Beatrix Potter figures, four boxed.

A mixed group of pottery and porcelain, late 19th and 20th century, including a Wedgwood Clarice Cliff design Umbrella & Rain pattern mini conical sugar shaker, boxed with certificate, an English two-handled majolica loving cup relief moulded with pink roses, unmarked, height 16cm, a Lladro polar bear and rabbit, both boxed, six Royal Doulton Jane Hissey Old Bear models, each boxed, three The Snowman Coalport Characters snowglobes, each boxed, a Tuscan China four piece dressing table set relief moulded with flowers, and a Noritake two-handled bowl (minor faults).

A Coalport 'jewelled' cabinet cup and saucer, circa 1900, of quatrelobe shape, the gilt exterior of the cup and saucer upper surface applied with enamelled turquoise 'jewels' of graduated size, the cup interior and well of the saucer pink glazed, green printed marks to bases, cup marked in gilt 'T.239', diameter of saucer 10cm, height of cup 4cm (cup crazed and with haircrack, saucer crazed with small haircrack and chip), together with a small Coalport gilt-lined basket with overhead handle, the exterior lilac glazed with gilt stylized foliate detail, green printed factory mark to base with numerals '7142', height to top of handle 7cm.

A Royal Worcester blush ivory potpourri and cover, dated 1905, modelled as an ovoid jar and cover pierced with masks amidst foliate scrollwork, supported between the outstretched wings of a bird of prey standing on a rocky mound, raised on a gilt detailed circular base, puce printed mark to base with shape No. G11, height 22cm.

A Border Fine Arts Society limited edition group Harvest Home, exclusive to Society members between June 2001 and May 2002, height 35cm, with integral wood stand, certificate and box, together with sixteen Country Artists animal and bird models, including Artic Visitor, Summer Splendour, White Poodle, Grey Rabbit and River Vision, each boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery Pansy pattern footed comport, circa 1915, the circular top with green ground, raised on a plated foot of octagonal spreading shape, impressed marks to base with green painted signature, diameter 19cm, together with a matching tea saucer and coffee saucer with cream ground, 14cm and 10.5cm diameter.

A pair of Continental porcelain Chelsea Derby style putto figures, early 20th century, modelled with standing putti holding baskets before bocage on pierced, scroll moulded bases heightened in gilding and turquoise enamel, pseudo gold painted anchor marks to reverse base edges, height 17cm, together with a small group of other Continental porcelain, including a Tournai double handled sauceboat painted in blue with flowers, late 18th century, length 19cm, a Paris Meissen style model of a bird, height 16.5cm, and a Dresden cup and saucer (faults and restoration).

A mixed group of English pottery and porcelain, 19th and 20th century, including a Royal Worcester solitaire service, second half 19th century, painted with pendant sprays of ivy hanging from a gilt edged pink band heightened with 'jewelled' enamelled detail, comprising a diamond shaped tray painted with gilt monograms and two crests, length 29.5cm, cup and saucer, teapot and cover and sugar bowl, impressed marks, a Royal Worcester cup and saucer decorated with a huntsman and hounds, designed by Ivester Lloyd, two miniature Worcester loving cups, a Royal Doulton figure Pearly Boy, HN1482, a Beswick horse, three leaf shaped pearlware pickle dishes, five pottery peppers, one in the form of a Toby, and an Auckland pierced drainer (faults and repairs).

Two pieces of Worcester decorated with Dry Blue flowers, 1770s, the first a reeded French shape coffee cup with gilt detailed rim, unmarked, height 6.8cm, the second a faceted sucrier bowl, fretted square mark in underglaze blue to base, diameter 10cm, together with a small group of other 18th century English porcelain, including a Liverpool Pennington Profile Bud pattern coffee cup, height 6.3cm, a Lowestoft Doll's House pattern teabowl, a sparrow beak jug, Fruit and Wreath pattern teabowl and saucer, a Caughley fruit printed saucer, a Caughley blue and gilt decorated floral pattern saucer dish, diameter 20.5cm, and a similar plate (faults).

A Worcester Queen's pattern ovoid caddy, circa 1770, enamelled and gilt in Japanese style, blue fretted square mark to base, height 13cm, together with a matching teacup and saucer, blue fretted square mark to bases, diameter of saucer 13cm, a blue scale ground Worcester Kakiemon decorated teacup and saucer, underglaze blue script 'W' mark to bases, diameter of saucer 13cm, and two similar Worcester blue scale ground Kakiemon decorated coffee cups, blue fretted square marks to bases, 7.2cm and 6cm high.

A Worcester sparrow beak jug, circa 1775, painted with a polychrome bouquet of flowers and scattered sprigs, unmarked, height 8.8cm, three other pieces of Worcester painted with polychrome flowers, comprising a teabowl, fluted saucer dish, diameter 18cm, and a teapot and cover with underglaze blue borders, height 14cm, a similarly painted New Hall teabowl and low Chelsea shape cream jug with foliate moulded detail, height 7cm, another floral painted coffee cup and a Milkmaids pattern black printed saucer, underglaze blue crossed swords mark to base, diameter 13.7cm (faults and restoration).

A Worcester Feather Mould Floral pattern underglaze blue painted sucrier and cover, circa 1765, with rosebud knop, underglaze blue workman's mark to base, height 10cm (small chip to inside edge of sucrier), together with a matching teabowl and two saucers, a teabowl and saucer, saucer dish, diameter 21.7cm, and a coffee cup painted in the Gilliflower pattern, a Chrysanthemum moulded teabowl and saucer and a Worcester reed moulded coffee cup and two matching saucers (faults and restoration).

A Worcester toy or small size Fence pattern teabowl and saucer, circa 1770, hatched crescent mark in underglaze blue to base of saucer, diameter of saucer 10cm, diameter of teabowl 5.8cm, a small group of other Worcester Fence pattern wares, comprising a sparrow beak jug, height 10cm, a saucer dish with shaped rim, diameter 15cm, two teabowls, three saucers and a small teapot and cover, together with a teabowl and sugar bowl in the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern (faults and restoration).

A small group of Caughley porcelain, late 18th century, including an Apple and Damsons printed low Chelsea cream jug moulded with foliate detail, height 6cm, a Pagoda pattern teabowl and saucer with gilt detail, diameter of saucer 12.5cm, a Temple pattern teacup and saucer, a Fruit and Wreath pattern fluted bowl, diameter 12.5cm, and a Fruit printed slop bowl, diameter 16cm (some faults).

Three Worcester teabowls and saucers, late 18th century, comprising The Mother and Child and Man Fishing pattern, underglaze blue hatched crescent mark to bases, diameter of saucer 12cm, Mansfield pattern, underglaze blue open crescent marks to bases, diameter of saucer 12cm, and the Bat pattern, with gilt highlights, disguised numeral marks to bases, diameter of saucer 12.5cm, together with a Bat pattern saucer dish with scalloped rim, diameter 16cm (cracked), and a The Mother and Child and Man Fishing pattern saucer, probably Liverpool, diameter 12.5cm.

A Worcester Pine Cone Group pierced drainer dish, circa 1775, of circular shape with scalloped rim, hatched crescent mark in underglaze blue to base, diameter 23cm (chip to rim), together with a small group of other Worcester porcelain, comprising a Three Flowers circular butter dish and cover, Three Flowers mustard pot and cover, height 9.5cm, Three Flowers sucrier and cover, Plantation Print small mug, height 8.8cm, and a Bat pattern sparrow beak jug, height 12cm (faults and restoration).

A Worcester Full Moon pattern sauceboat, circa 1775-80, unmarked, length 19cm, a Worcester Strap Flute Floral sauceboat, open crescent mark in underglaze blue to base, length 15cm, a Fisherman and Cormorant pattern coffee pot, disguised numeral mark to base, height 15cm, a Three Flowers sparrow beak jug, height 10cm, and an Argument pattern teapot, hatched crescent mark in underglaze blue to base, height 12cm (faults, losses and restoration throughout).

A small group of Worcester underglaze blue decorated wares, late 18th century, comprising three teabowls and three matched saucers in the Three Flowers pattern, a Prunus Root teabowl, workman's mark in underglaze blue to base, diameter 7cm, a Fisherman and Cormorant coffee cup and saucer, disguised numeral mark to saucer, diameter of saucer 12.5cm, a Mansfield bowl, underglaze blue workman's mark to base, diameter 10.5cm, and a Cannonball pattern saucer, diameter 12cm (some faults).

A set of four Doulton Lambeth stoneware spirit flasks, each with diamond registration lozenge to base date coded for 1880, of shouldered square shape with incised arched vertical line decoration beneath stylized foliate detail, the handles marked 'SW' (Scotch Whisky), 'G' (Gin), 'IW' (Irish Whisky), and 'B' (Brandy), each fitted with a gilt metal mounted cork stopper, impressed and incised marks to bases, height 22.5cm.