British and Continental Ceramics

A French terracotta figure of a fisherman, late 19th century, modelled standing on a base titled 'Pecheur', indistinct incised signature, height 26.5cm (lacking pipe).

A Royal Crown Derby Old Imari 1128 pattern table lamp, dated 1997, height to top of porcelain 23cm, height to top of fitting 31cm, boxed.

A very large blue printed pearlware jug, 19th century, decorated with a landscape view of a boat before a large stately building in the background, within a border of flowers and foliage, unmarked, height 31cm (faults).

"An English delft plate, Bristol, circa 1750, painted in blue with a shepherdess on a hillock talking to a shepherd boy, a ruin in the background, diameter 20.5cm, together with a similar delft plate painted with a standing figure, diameter 19.8cm (faults).<br><br>Note: both with remains of a 'Gautier Collection' label."

A Royal Doulton stoneware vase commemorating the coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, dated 1902, impressed and incised factory marks to base, height 28cm, together with a matching tobacco jar (lacking cover) and a mug (cracked).

A silver mounted Doulton Lambeth Benjamin Disraeli Earl of Beaconsfield commemorative jug, hallmarked 1885, relief decorated with an oval portrait flanked by quotes, the titled neck with birth and death dates, impressed marks to base with John Mortlock & Co. stamp, height 20cm, together with a Doulton Lambeth 1897 Queen Victoria commemorative jug, height 18cm, and a Doulton Slater's Patent beaker, height 13.5cm (chip).

A rare Bloor Derby porcelain figure depicting Prudence, circa 1820-40, the scantily clad female holding a serpent, raised on a plinth base with gilt edging, red painted mark to base with incised No. 38, height 13.5cm, together with two Derby putto figures, one holding a nest of birds, height 11.5cm, the other a basket of flowers, height 10.5cm (faults).

A large Minton Coalbrookdale potpourri and cover, circa 1840, of circular shape with turquoise glazed twisted handles, heavily encrusted and painted with flowers and foliage, the cover pierced with one large central hole and a pattern of smaller holes, unmarked, diameter including handles 29cm (handles restored).

A William Smith & Co. Napoleon's Victories blue printed commemorative bowl, circa 1830-50, the base interior with Napoleon and his troops beneath inscribed ribbon banners, the exterior with panels of Napoleon on horseback within ribbon borders flanked by flowers and trophies of war, blue printed and impressed marks to base, diameter 32.5cm (faults).

Two Royal Doulton figures, comprising All a' Bloomin, HN1466, and Priscilla, HN1337, and a Royal Worcester figure June, No. 2906, modelled by Bray and Williams, with green dress.

A pair of Paris porcelain vases and covers in the Chinese famille rose style, in the manner of Samson, late 19th/20th century, of wrythen moulded form with domed covers, red painted marks to bases, height 33cm (faults and repairs).

"A Worcester porcelain Argument pattern blue printed coffee pot and matched cover, 1775-85, of pear shape with gilt highlights, disguised numeral mark to base, height 23cm, together with a small group of other 18th century Worcester porcelain, comprising a blue painted Mansfield pattern circular bowl, diameter 15.4cm, an Argument pattern bowl, diameter 12cm, a Three Flowers pattern saucer, diameter 11cm, a globular teapot and cover polychrome enamelled with Chinese figures, height 13cm, and a similar teapot and cover polychrome painted with flowers, height 14cm (faults and repairs).<br><br>Note: both teapots with 'Michael Johnson Collection' labels."

A group of Wedgwood dark blue dip Jasperwares, late 19th and early 20th century, each typically sprigged with Classical figures and foliate borders, comprising a cheese dome and dish, diameter of dish 18cm, teapot, cover and stand, jug with pewter tappit lid, height 16cm, two smaller jugs, jar and cover, height 11cm, and a two-handled sucrier and cover, various impressed marks, together with a similar jug, height 16cm, unmarked (minor faults).

An Art Nouveau style charger, 20th century, painted with a head and shoulders portrait of a maiden with flowing hair adorned with flowers, smelling a lotus blossom against a blue ground, the rim with green and ochre banding, black painted mark and numerals to base, diameter 40.5cm.

A Worcester porcelain slop bowl, circa 1770, polychrome painted with flowers and insects, the rim interior with an iron red border, diameter 14.7cm, together with a mixed group of 18th and 19th century English porcelain, including a Chamberlain's Worcester teabowl and saucer decorated in cobalt blue and gilt, a blue printed teabowl and saucer, probably Miles Mason, a Worcester saucer dish gilt in the manner of James Giles with floral swags, diameter 18.5cm, a French Green Worcester saucer dish, diameter 18.5cm, Derby and Caughley (restoration).

A pair of Staffordshire pottery figures, late 19th century, modelled as a boy and girl each holding a puppy standing beside a kennel, height 16.5cm, together with four other Staffordshire figures, including King William on horseback and a pair of Scottish musicians (faults and repairs).

Five assorted New Hall porcelain teabowls, late 18th century, including the Chinoiserie pattern No. 20 with a figure holding a parasol and a boy with a windmill, diameter 8.4cm, one in pattern No. 621 (Dinner Is Served), the others with floral patterns, together with a similar teabowl, probably Mason's, a black basalt jug, probably Birks, height 10cm, a pearlware teabowl printed with deer and flowers, a Spode pierced oval basket dish (restored), two 18th century Chinese teabowls and a saucer and a Japanese teabowl (faults).

A Beswick Boy on Pony, with palomino horse, model No. 1500, together with a small group of other Beswick animals, comprising a Beswick brown gloss Shetland, No. 1648, a palomino foal, two other brown gloss horses and a foal, a sheepdog, No. 1792, a matt Collie, No. 1791, donkey and a Thelwell pony, together with four Royal Doulton figures, comprising This Little Pig, HN1793, Bo-Peep, HN1811, Penny, HN2338, and Babie.

A Coalport type floral encrusted porcelain vase, marked to base Nantgarw, early 19th century, the flared neck painted with flowers above a turquoise glazed bulbous base encrusted with relief floral garlands and painted in gilt with ears of wheat, red painted script mark to base, height 9.5cm, together with an English porcelain gilt decorated basket, early 19th century, unmarked, height 10cm. Note: items similar to the vase in this lot marked 'Nantgarw' are discussed by Roger S. Edmundson in his article 'Billingsley, Randall and Rose', Welsh Ceramics In Context, Part 1, edited by Jonathan Gray, p.209.