British and Continental Ceramics

A Moorcroft Pottery limited edition Maypole Ivory pattern vase, dated 1999, designed by Wendy Mason, No. 146 of 150, impressed and painted marks to base, height 38cm, boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery limited edition Waddesdon Waters (Black Swan) pattern vase, dated 2005, designed and signed by Emma Bossons, No. 61 of 100, impressed and painted marks to base, height 23cm, boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery Coneflower pattern vase, dated 2002, designed by Anji Davenport, impressed and painted marks to base, height 21cm, boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery Sophie Christina pattern vase, dated 2002, designed and monogrammed by Sian Leeper, impressed and painted marks to base, height 23cm, boxed.

Two Moorcroft Pottery vases, the first in the Oberon pattern, dated 1999, designed by Rachel Bishop, the second in the Anna Lily pattern, dated 2000, designed by Nicola Slaney, various impressed and painted marks to bases, both 17cm high, each boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery June Berry pattern vase, dated 2002, designed and signed by Anji Davenport, impressed and painted marks to base, height 23cm, boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery Palmata pattern vase, dated 2000, designed by Shirley Hayes, impressed and painted marks to base, height 20cm, together with a Pheasant's Eye pattern jug, dated 2001, designed by Shirley Hayes, impressed and painted marks to base, height 24cm, both boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery Holly Hatch pattern vase, dated 1999, designed by Rachel Bishop, impressed and painted marks to base, height 26cm, boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery limited edition England pattern vase, dated 1995, designed by Rachel Bishop, No. 60 of 250, impressed and painted marks to base, height 22.5cm, boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery Windrush pattern vase, dated 2000, designed by Debbie Hancock, impressed and painted marks to base, height 22cm, together with a limited edition Summers End pattern plate, dated 1998, diameter 22cm, and a Bramble pattern pin dish, diameter 11.8cm, each boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery Hepatica pattern vase, dated 2000, designed by Emma Bossons, impressed and painted marks to base, height 10.5cm, boxed.

Two Moorcroft Pottery vases, the first in the Pasque Flower pattern, dated 2002, designed by Philip Gibson, the second a trainee painter piece in a blue ground Rhododendron pattern, dated 1999, designed by Debbie Hancock, both with impressed and painted marks to bases, each 19cm high and boxed.

A large Moorcroft Pottery Woodside Farm pattern Prestige vase, dated 2012, designed and signed by Anji Davenport, impressed and painted marks to base with original Moorcroft price label, height 52cm, boxed.

A large limited edition Moorcroft Pottery After The Storm pattern vase, impressed date code 1996, signed and dated January 1997, designed by Walter Moorcroft, No. 4 of 200, impressed and painted marks to base with signature, height 52cm.

A Moorcroft Pottery Frangipani pattern vase, dated 2000, designed by Emma Bossons, impressed and painted marks to base, height 25cm, boxed, together with a Snakeshead pattern rectangular tray, designed by Rachel Bishop as part of the William Morris Centenary Collection, 20cm long.

A Moorcroft Pottery Collectors Club Iris pattern jug, numbered 2444, designed by Rachel Bishop, impressed and painted marks to base, height 24cm, together with a Windrush pattern vase, dated 2000, designed by Debbie Hancock, impressed and painted marks to base, height 10.5cm, both boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery Jumeirah pattern vase, dated 2000, designed by Beverley Wilkes, impressed and painted marks to base, height 18.5cm, boxed.

A Moorcroft Pottery Phoenix pattern vase, dated 1997, designed and signed by Rachel Bishop, impressed and painted marks to base, height 20.5cm, boxed.

"A Moorcroft Pottery trainee painters vase in the Grapes pattern, dated 1998, designed by Emma Bossons, impressed and painted marks to base, height 13.5cm, together with a Plums and Blackberries pattern trainee painters vase, dated 1998, impressed and painted marks to base, height 13.5cm, both boxed. <br><br>Note: The Plums and Blackberries pattern was produced as a staff training design in 1996. Completed items were then sold on through the Moorcroft shop."