British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Worcester Vitreous porcelain game dish, dated 1895, of oval shape moulded to one end with the head and wings of a cock pheasant, a hen pheasant to the other end, decorated to the centre with a family of pheasants in a grassy landscape, heightened in gilt, brown printed and impressed factory marks to base, length 44cm.

A large Sèvres style cobalt blue ground gilt metal mounted casket, circa 1900, of bombe shape, painted to the hinged lid with figures enjoying a picnic, indistinctly signed Lauque, within elaborate gilt foliate scroll and trellis work, the base sides with similarly framed landscape views, applied paper label to base inscribed 'W. F. Greenwood & Sons, Ld., Art Dealers, York', with pseudo blue painted Sèvres style mark, 32cm long by 15cm high by 20cm wide.

A Continental Paris porcelain Empire style two-handled vase, early 19th century, painted with a continuous figural landscape view flanked by gilt and bisque handles with scrolling goat head terminals, the gilt neck, foot and square base with tooled detail, unmarked, height 33cm.

Two Royal Crown Derby Imari animal paperweights in the form of a snail and a penguin, together with three Halcyon Days animal models, comprising a mother and baby badger, goat and Derbyshire Gritstone Sheep, and a Royal Worcester figure Sleepy Boy, modelled by Margaret Cane, circa 1932, height 7.5cm.

An English porcelain model of a greyhound, in the manner of Chamberlains Worcester, circa 1830, the white glazed recumbent dog with crossed front paws, raised on a shaped base with gilt detail, unmarked, length 16cm, together with a small pair of Staffordshire pottery rabbits, late 19th century, white with black details on naturalistic bases, length 8cm, and a Continental pottery model of a boxer dog (some restoration).

A Copeland Art Union of London Parian figure of Flora, mid 19th century, after William Calder Marshall, impressed marks to base, height 45cm (faults to tambourine).

A Meissen porcelain part dessert service, early 20th century, painted with central floral sprays surrounded by scattered sprigs and insects, the rims with moulded trellis panels above wrythen moulded detail, also painted with floral sprigs and insects, comprising fifteen plates, 23.8cm diameter, a footed centrepiece bowl, diameter 25cm, a graduated pair of circular dishes, 22.3cm and 25cm diameter, and four leaf shaped dishes, crossed swords in underglaze blue to bases with various incised and impressed numerals (faults and restoration).

A mixed group of Continental porcelain figures, 18th and 19th century, including two Meissen shepherdesses', crossed swords in underglaze blue to reverse edge of bases, height 14cm, a pair of Meissen figures depicting Japanese people, height 15cm, a seated female bagpipe player, a street vendor, a shepherd playing a pipe and a military figure, height 22cm (extensive faults and restoration throughout).

Three Hochst porcelain figures, circa 1770, comprising a huntsman with his dog, modelled after Johann Peter Melchior, height 17cm, a female street vendor displaying jewellery, height 16cm, and a similar male vendor, height 16.5cm, each raised on a naturalistic base, underglaze blue wheel mark to bases with various incised numerals and monograms (faults and restoration throughout).

A pair of Bow porcelain putto figures, circa 1770, both standing wearing a floral garland and headdress holding a basket of flowers before bocage, on pierced scroll moulded bases, red painted anchor and dagger mark to bases, height 16cm, together with a mixed group of early 19th century Coalbrookdale wares, including a pair of John Rose Coalport Feltspar porcelain two-handled vases and covers painted with birds and flowers, a pair of Derby green glazed floral filled planters, height 6.5cm, a pair of Bloor Derby green glazed watering cans and covers, a Bloor Derby potpourri basket and cover and a small basket filled with fruit, length 4.5cm (faults and restoration throughout).

Three small Meissen floral encrusted pots and covers, circa 1900, with yellow enamelled basketweave moulded details and gilt rims, two of oval shape, length 7cm, and one circular, diameter 9cm, together with two similar Meissen circular pots and covers with floral finials, a Meissen floral painted jug, 18th century, height 12.5cm, a Meissen puce painted caddy, height 10cm, a Meissen potpourri vase and cover, the base with a dog and fowl, height 20cm, and a French faience plate painted with fruit and flowers, diameter 25cm (faults and restoration).

A group of Mason's Mandalay pattern wares, comprising a pair of two-handled tureens and covers, footed circular bowl, diameter 26cm, two-handled oval dish, length 26.3cm, nine various plates, jug, height 14.5cm, preserve jar and cover, octagonal trinket box and cover and a double-spouted sauceboat with integral stand, together with a small group of similarly decorated ironstone type plates and a Mason's Chartreuse jug and plate (some faults).

A group of Aynsley Orchard Gold pattern and still life decorated wares, with designs after Jones and Brunt, including six teacups and saucers, six tea plates, cake plate with integral gilt metal handle, plate with moulded gilt rim, diameter 26.3cm, footed stand, small teapot and cover, caddy with hinged lid, jug, three small dishes, lampbase, two-handled vase and cover and a mixed group of mostly boxed flatware.

Six small size Royal Doulton figures, comprising Town Crier, HN3261, Guy Fawkes, HN3271, The Old Balloon Seller, HN2129, Good King Wenceslas, HN3262, Falstaff, HN3236, and The Balloon Seller, HN2130, together with a Caithness glass Queen Elizabeth II 90th Birthday commemorative paperweight, boxed.

Two Herend porcelain Rothschild Bird pattern rectangular ashtrays, with gilt rims, blue printed and painted marks to bases, length 20.5cm, together with a similar Hermes example decorated with flowers, length 19cm.

An Art Deco Saint-Clement model of a Dachshund, 1930s, designed by Charles Lemanceau, the dog standing four square with white crackle glaze, impressed marks, length 27cm.

An Art Deco Wedgwood vase designed by Keith Murray, shape No. 3842, covered in a moonstone glaze, of flared form with horizontal grooved bands, green printed marks to base, height 23.5cm.

Forty delft tiles, probably early 20th century, painted in blue with a tulip plant within a shaped frame, the corners with geometric patterning, each approx 13.3cm square, together with seven similar tiles painted with figures on horseback in six different designs (faults).

A large Poole Pottery Delphis range vase, 1970s, decorated by Cynthia Bennett, monogrammed, black printed and painted marks to base, height 41.3cm, together with five pieces of African Sky pattern Poole, one marked Andrew Tanner, a Poole Sunrise vase, height 16cm, and a Living Glaze Volcano pattern circular pot and cover.