British and Continental Ceramics

A Macintyre Moorcroft Pottery two-handled vase, circa 1912-14, painted in the Wisteria pattern against a cream ground, brown printed factory mark to base with green painted signature, height 25cm.

A Moorcroft Pottery flambé glazed Eventide pattern footed bowl, circa 1925, impressed marks to base with remains of original paper label, diameter 17.5cm.

A Moorcroft Pottery Pansy pattern circular bowl with pewter cover, 1920s, a band of buds to the exterior on a shaded blue to green ground, full blown blooms to the base interior against a dark blue ground, the pewter cover with a hammered finish, impressed marks to base of bowl with blue painted initials, the underside of the cover with numerals 01333, diameter 14cm.

A pair of Wedgwood black basalt figures titled Cupid and Psyche, 19th century, after models of circa 1760 by Etienne-Maurice Falconet for Sèvres, each seated on a mound, the circular bases with anthemion motif border, impressed 'CUPID' and 'PSYCHE' over 'WEDGWOOD' to each reverse, 20cm and 21cm high.

A Copenhagen bisque porcelain figure of a faun, first half 20th century, probably modelled by Henning, seated on a grassy mound with his head in his hands, raised on a plain octagonal plinth, underglaze blue wave mark to base with shape No. 1188, height 16.5cm.

A Meissen cobalt blue ground cabinet cup and saucer, early 19th century, painted with an oval panel depicting the Madonna and Child within a gilt foliate frame, the bifurcated handle formed from a pair of entwined serpents, raised on three paw feet, the saucer with matching gilt border to the rim, underglaze blue crossed swords mark and impressed numerals to base of saucer, diameter of saucer 12.8cm, height of cup 8cm (cup restored), a Sèvres style cobalt blue ground cabinet coffee can, early 19th century, painted with opposing panels of cherubs within gilt foliate and scroll framing, unmarked, height 6.8cm, a Chelsea pink, blue and gilt peacock feather design cup, a Wedgwood three colour Jasperware green ground coffee can and saucer, and a mixed group of other similar porcelain (faults and restoration throughout).

A Goss white glazed wall pocket of foliate form, modelled with a hummingbird at a flower against a ground of leaves, surmounted by a nest containing three eggs, impressed mark to reverse, length 26cm.

A garniture of three Doulton Burslem miniature vases, 1900s, painted and gilt with blue iris and blossom branches against an ivory ground, brown printed, impressed and blue painted marks to bases, 10cm and 7.5cm high (one with small chip to top rim edge).

A Royal Doulton Grossmith's Tsang Ihang Perfume of Thibet advertising figure, HN582, green printed and impressed marks to base, height 29.5cm.

A Royal Doulton figure The Bather, HN687, green printed, painted and impressed marks to base, height 20cm.

A Royal Doulton figure Harlequinade, HN585, green printed, black painted and impressed marks to base, height 17cm (restored through neck).

A group of Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern tablewares, including an hexagonal vase, height 29cm, seven other vases, three storage jars and two covers, casserole dish and cover, rolling pin, quartz timepiece, two circular dishes, six teacups and saucers, a flan dish and four mugs (some faults).

A Mintons part dessert service, dated 1919, decorated to the gilt edge rim with green enamelled laurel swags pendant with stylized flowers, comprising twelve plates, diameter 22.5cm, two oval shaped dishes, two square shaped dishes and a tazza, puce printed, impressed and painted marks to bases.

Ten Royal Doulton figures, comprising Secret Thoughts, HN2382, Michele, HN2234, Peggy, HN2038, Blithe Morning, HN2065, Grace, HN2318, Goody Two Shoes, HN2037, Victoria, HN2471, Sandra, HN2275, Christmas Morn, HN1992, and Alison, HN2336.

Nine Royal Doulton figures, comprising The Lobster Man, HN2317, Royal Governor's Cook, HN2233, Antoinette, HN2326, The Milkmaid, HN2057, The Helmsman, HN2499 (fault), The Wigmaker of Williamsburg, HN2239, The Jovial Monk, HN2144, The Blacksmith of Williamsburg, HN2240, and The Favourite, HN2249, together with a Royal Doulton Winston Churchill Toby jug, height 13.5cm, a small Royal Doulton Capt. Cuttle character jug and an Italian figure of a clockmaker.

A Moorcroft Pottery orange lustre glazed vase, early 20th century, impressed marks to base, height 10.3cm, together with a mixed group of mostly studio pottery, including a Mike Bishop mottled blue/green glazed mug, height 11.5cm, a Glenshee Pottery vase, height 8.5cm, a Ruthanne Tudball mug, height 10.3cm, a Leaper of Newlyn orange glazed plate, diameter 14.5cm, a Chris Otway vase, height 11cm, and an Ian Tuntigi green glazed vase with overlapping stylized leaf decoration, height 20.5cm.

A Royal Doulton Beggar's Opera figure A Highwayman, HN527, dated 1923, green printed, black painted and impressed marks to base, height 17cm, together with a small Herend blue scale model of a fish, a Crown Staffordshire model of Falstaff and a Moorcroft Collector's Club circular pin dish, boxed.

A Royal Worcester vase, dated 1933, painted by Stinton, signed, with cattle in a highland setting, between gilt edging, puce printed mark to base with numerals '2510', height 15cm.

A Royal Worcester vase, dated 1933, painted by Jas Stinton, signed, with pheasants in a woodland setting, between gilt edging, puce printed mark to base with numerals '2510', height 15cm.