British and Continental Ceramics

A green glazed pottery cat in the style of Louis Wain, possibly Aller Vale, early 20th century, with long neck, inset with glass eyes, unmarked, height 21cm.

A group of Caughley porcelain printed in underglaze blue with the Fisherman pattern, circa 1779-99, comprising a pair of asparagus servers, a circular egg drainer, a leaf shaped pickle dish, a pair of butter boats and another smaller, and three scalloped rim plates, two 18.8cm diameter and one 20.3cm diameter, together with a Travellers pattern scalloped rim plate, diameter 16.5cm (minor faults).

A Derby porcelain Full Moon pattern sauceboat, circa 1780, painted in underglaze blue, the exterior with floral decoration, unmarked, length 19cm, together with a Bow porcelain sauceboat, circa 1765, painted in underglaze blue with floral decoration and shells within floral moulded borders, length 17cm, and another moulded sauceboat painted in underglaze blue, probably Liverpool, length 15cm (minor faults).

A Lowestoft porcelain tea caddy, circa 1790, painted in underglaze blue with a version of the Mansfield pattern, pseudo underglaze blue Worcester crescent mark to base, height 10cm, together with a floral painted sparrow beak jug, probably Liverpool, height 8.5cm (minor faults).

A group of Worcester porcelain, late 18th century, comprising a press-moulded sauceboat painted in The Little Fisherman patten, open crescent mark to base, length 12.5cm, a fluted coffee cup and trembleuse saucer, circa 1760, painted in the manner of St Cloud with blue lambrequin borders to the rims, a Pine Cone Group oval dish, hatched crescent mark to base, length 23.5cm, a Cannonball pattern sparrow beak jug, open crescent mark to base, height 8cm (restored), a Gilliflower leaf shaped pickle dish, open crescent mark to base, and a Birds In Branches sparrow beak jug (restored).

A pair of Chinese style Samson porcelain vases and covers, late 19th century, each baluster body and domed cover painted in turquoise and gilt with flower festoons, further flowers and flower baskets in Qianlong style, height 39cm (one with chip to cover and damaged/repaired neck).

A collection of nine Minton Archive Collection limited edition majolica style teapots and covers, late 20th/early 21st century, comprising the Vulture & Python, height 23cm, with certificate, Fish, Mushroom, with certificate, Cockerel, Tortoise, with certificate, Cat and Mouse, Cockerel and Monkey, Chinaman and Monkey, each boxed.

A group of Sunderland lustre wares, 19th century, each with pink lustre detail, comprising a rectangular ship plaque with Peace & Plenty verse, length 22cm, two rectangular Thou God Seest Me plaques, smaller with impressed Dixon mark, a plate Prepare To Meet Thy God, diameter 22cm, a loving cup with The Mariner's Compass to one side and The Sailors Tear to the other, a cast iron bridge frog mug, teacup and saucer, milk jug, a large jug with The Mariner's Compass opposing the Sailor's Farewell and a bowl with Crimea print to the base interior, diameter 29.5cm (faults and repairs).

Eight assorted crested china WWI model monoplanes, including examples by Arcadian with Eastbourne crest, Corona China with Brighton crest and Carlton with Aberdeen crest, together with a group of other military related crested china models, including seven searchlights, two grenades, two caps, two bombs and three cannon (some faults).

Ten crested china WWI tank models, including four British Tanks by Willow Art and Clifton China with City of Nottingham, Matlock Bath, Guernsey and Eastbourne crests, four crested armoured car models by Arcadian and twelve WWI crested china military ambulance.

A group of fourteen crested china WWI naval battleships, of dreadnought type, mostly by Arcadian, with a variety of crests including Barnstaple, Bristol and Southall, together with a group of similar WWI military and navel related crested china, including five submarines, anti-aircraft motors and armoured cars.

Ten WWI crested china Zeppelin models, including examples by Willow Art with Falmouth crest and Corona China with Birmingham crest, and six crested china armoured car military vehicles.

A mixed group of mostly WWI related crested china military models, including an Arcadian Despatch Rider, three machine gunners, a dugout 'Shrapnel Villa', radio operator, a figure of a Tommy throwing a grenade, a tent 'Blighty Is The Place For Me, a motorbike and sidecar, seven lighthouses and a bust depicting 'John Bull'.

A set of seven Potter series Kevin Francis limited edition toby jugs, each from an edition of 350, modelled by Douglas Tootle, comprising Josiah Wedgwood, Hannah Barlow, Ralph Wood, Sir Henry Doulton, Susie Cooper, Charlotte Rhead and William Moorcroft, each boxed, six signed to the base.

A pair of Kevin Francis limited edition Toby jugs, both from an edition of 200, modelled by Douglas Tootle, comprising Lucie Rie and Bernard Leach, together with two other limited edition Kevin Francis Toby jugs, comprising David Winter, from an edition of 950, signed to base, and James Macintyre, from an edition of 500, with certificate, all four boxed.

A Kevin Francis limited edition Art Deco style figure Pyjama Girl, modelled by Carl Peers, No. 528 from an edition of 1500, boxed with certificate.

A Kevin Francis limited edition Art Deco style figure Beach Belle, No. 665 from an edition of 750, boxed with certificate.

Two Kevin Francis limited edition Art Deco style figures modelled by Andy Moss, comprising Tea With Clarice Cliff, No. 1397 of 2000, and Clarice Cliff, No. 704 of 900, both boxed with certificates.

A Kevin Francis limited edition Art Deco style figure Clarice Cliff Centre Stage, No. 96 from an edition of 500, modelled by Andy Moss, boxed.