British and Continental Ceramics

A French faience jug by Fourmaintraux Courquin, late 19th century, in the form of a cat, the end of its tail forming the spout, with overall blue sponged decoration, painted mark to base, height 29cm.

A Royal Dux model of a stalking tiger, 20th century, applied pink triangle to base with printed and impressed marks and original applied paper label, length 36cm, together with four Russian Lomonosov porcelain animals, comprising two tigers and two giraffes, tallest giraffe 30cm.

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Autumn Crocus pattern stub candlestick, circa 1930, black printed and impressed marks to base, height 5cm, together with a Clarice Cliff Celtic Harvest pattern biscuit barrel with plated cover and a Shelley Regent shape trio decorated with yellow roses.

A Worcester porcelain mask jug, circa 1770, painted with floral bouquets and scattered sprigs, the spout with realistic painted features, the top rim edged in gilt, unmarked, height 21.5cm.

A Dutch Delft pottery blue and white Toby jug, probably early 19th century, modelled seated holding a jug of ale in his right hand, his left hand raised, the lower part of his chair with floral decoration, the base of angular shape, blue painted 'HVH' mark to underside of base in manner of Hendrik van Hoorn, height 30cm (minor faults).

A Dutch Delft blue and white charger, mid 18th century, painted in Chinese Kraak style with a standing figure fanning a seated figure, within a panelled rim, diameter 34.5cm, together with another Dutch Delft charger painted in blue with a central vase of flowers within a foliate rim, diameter 34cm (both extensively restored).

An English porcelain jug and two matching tankards, probably Coalport, circa 1830, painted with opposing floral panels against a cobalt blue ground overlaid with gilt foliage, each with a gilt monogram panel, unmarked, jug 13cm high, tankards 11.5cm high (minor faults).

A pair of Boch Frères blue and white faience vases, early 20th century, the octagonal double gourd shaped ribbed bodies, painted in an earlier style with panels of birds on flowering stems within foliate borders, blue painted, incised and impressed marks to bases, height 44cm (one restored).

A Thuringian Plaue porcelain Meissen style coffee pot and cover, 20th century, painted with pink roses, the spout and handle with gilt edged scroll moulded detail, underglaze blue mark to base, height 28cm, together with a small group of other Continental porcelain, late 19th and 20th century, including a gilt metal mounted Rococo shaped Paris snuff box with hinged lid painted with a courting couple, length 9cm, two similar circular boxes, a drainer and a pastille burner with hinged, pierced cover, height 17cm.

A Copenhagen Empire cabinet cup and saucer, circa 1820-50, the rim exterior and foot with a tooled gilt band, the high scroll handle with lower shell terminal, the matching saucer with raised rim edge, underglaze blue wave mark to bases, diameter of saucer 15cm, a Berlin cabinet cup, 19th century, painted with a continuous harbour scene, underglaze blue sceptre mark to base, height 6cm, a matched Berlin saucer with central face decoration and a mixed group of Continental porcelain, mostly 19th century, including a Paris green ground cabinet cup and saucer with high scroll handle, a similar jug painted with a village scene, height 13.5cm, and ten Copenhagen gilt decorated cups and saucers (faults).

A large Derek Davis stoneware studio pottery vase, of cylindrical shape covered in a shaded cobalt blue glaze with rouge detail near the top rim, the grey glazed interior with manganese splashes, black painted marks to base, height 38.5cm.

A Derek Davis stoneware studio pottery vase, the ribbed matt brown exterior tapering to a waisted neck and cup shaped rim, the grey glazed interior with manganese splashes, black painted mark to base, height 28cm.

Two pieces of Derek Davis stoneware studio pottery, the first of compressed bulbous shape with a slender neck, with running rouge and ochre glazing to the shoulders against a mottled blue glazed ground, height 10cm, the second of cup shape raised on an abstract foot, covered in a running mottled green glaze, height 16cm, both with black painted marks to base (minor faults and restoration).

A large Spode Italian pattern blue printed rectangular two-handled baking dish, late 20th century, length 39cm, together with a group of Spode Blue Room Collection pieces, comprising three plates 26cm diameter, six mugs and eighteen named spice jars and covers, height 11cm.

A Staffordshire pottery Etruscan Vases pattern lilac printed part service, probably Mayer & Elliott, 19th century, including eight graduated oval platters in five sizes, largest 51cm long, two sauce tureens with integral stands and covers, fifteen soup plates, twenty-three dinner plates, sixteen dessert plates and tea plates (faults).

Eleven Copenhagen porcelain Saxon Flower pattern side plates, the wrythen and basketweave moulded rims with gilt dentil edges, painted with Meissen style flowers, underglaze blue wave mark to bases with green painted numerals, diameter 14.3cm, together with a matching milk jug, height 11.8cm, eight Royal Copenhagen floral painted teacups and saucers, eleven Copenhagen plates painted with fruits and flowers within gilt banded rims, average diameter 22cm, a large Copenhagen white glazed circular platter with gilt dentil rim, diameter 33cm, and a Gustavsberg Guldstjärna oval platter, designed by Kage, length 38.8cm (faults).

A Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern part service, comprising seven dinner plates 27cm diameter, seven dessert plates 21.5cm diameter, seven tea plates 18.5cm diameter, six oval plates, three large square plates, one smaller square plate, two storage jars and covers, teapot and cover, four ramekins, large rectangular baking dish, oval baking dish, casserole and cover, five mugs, an albarello shaped utensil jar, a cereal bowl, two small oval dishes, six teaspoons, boxed, six pastry forks, boxed, and a branded teacloth.

A Royal Copenhagen Blue Flower Braided pattern part service, comprising nine plates 25.5cm diameter, six plates 23.5cm diameter, six soup plates 21cm diameter, seven plates 20.5cm diameter, two plates 19cm diameter, six plates 16cm diameter, circular platter 33cm diameter, oval platter 37.5cm long, circular dish, two square dishes, small rectangular plate, circular butter dish and cover, sucrier and cover, three cereal bowls, six teacups and saucers, milk jug and two cream jugs, together with a small group of other Royal Copenhagen Blue Flower pattern wares, comprising a large curved jug, height 19cm, six curved soup plates 24cm diameter and eight curved plates 22.5cm diameter, and three Copenhagen mugs, various underglaze blue wave marks and green printed and other painted marks to bases throughout (some faults).

A pair of French terracotta pottery figures of cherubs, early 20th century, modelled after Louis Simon Boizot, each holding a floral garland, raised on rectangular bases, incised 'Boizot' to the reverse of each base, height 17cm (minor faults).