British and Continental Ceramics

A Continental porcelain bocage figure group depicting Harlequin and Columbine, late 19th century, in Bow style, the figures standing before floral encrusted bocage on a pierced scroll moulded base picked out in puce and turquoise enamels with gilt highlights, pseudo red painted Bow anchor and dagger mark to base, height 25cm, together with a pair of Rudolstadt Volkstedt porcelain figures of a gentleman and lady wearing lace detailed clothing, raised on gilt enriched scroll moulded bases, underglaze blue mark to bases, height 26cm (some faults).

A Dresden porcelain basket centrepiece, late 19th/early 20th century, the pierced top encrusted with white roses, painted to the interior with flowers, raised on a pierced stem and foot surmounted by four putti playing musical instruments, underglaze blue mark to base, height 17.5cm, together with a Bow style Sitzendorf porcelain encrusted frill vase, height 21.5cm, and six other Continental porcelain floral encrusted items, comprising a pot and cover with Cupid applied to the side, height 19cm, a small and a larger pair of pots and a posy vase with white glazed Cupid detail (faults).

A group of Spode Italian pattern blue printed wares, comprising a graduated set of three storage jars and covers, water jug height 17cm, measuring jug, large salt and pepper, six mugs, two breakfast cups and saucers, small egg-shaped salt and pepper, marmalade pot and cover, boxed set of six cheese spreaders and a knife and a single handled dish, together with four others pieces of Spode Blue Room Collection, comprising two Geranium mugs, a Blue Rose mug and an Eternity pin dish.

A Paul Jackson Sea Series studio pottery vase, dated 2004, of twisted shape painted with an abstract beach scene, signed and dated to base, height 24cm.

Seven Beswick Beatrix Potter's figures with gold circle mark BP-1, comprising Samuel Whiskers, Lady Mouse, Benjamin Bunny, Mrs Tittlemouse, Tom Kitten, Squirrel Nutkin and Hunca Munca, together with twenty-one Beswick Beatrix Potter's figures with gold oval mark BP-2, including Miss Moppet, Old Mr Brown, Timmy Tiptoes, Anna Maria and Goody Tiptoes (minor faults).

Nine Coalport Characters The Snowman limited edition figures, comprising It's A Knockout, two Let's Make Some Noise, Balancing Act, Play It Again, The Welcome, The Snowman With His Friends, At The Party and Having a Party, each boxed with eight certificates, together with the limited edition Father Christmas figure Line Dancing, boxed with certificate.

A Joan and David De Bethel Rye pottery cat, dated 1995, typically modelled seated, its pale green clothing with découpage children, flowers, insects, birds and animals, black painted marks to base with numerals '3973', height 18.5cm.

A Joan and David De Bethel Rye pottery cat, dated 1992, typically modelled seated, its cream clothing with découpage children, flowers and insects, black painted marks to base with numerals '3409', height 18.5cm.

A Joan and David De Bethel Rye pottery cat, dated 1996, typically modelled seated, its pale cream clothing with découpage military figures and soldiers, the royal coat of arms above the front paws which are applied with découpage flags, a drum and cannon, black painted marks to base with numerals '5071', height 18.3cm.

A Joan and David De Bethel Rye pottery cat, dated 1992, typically modelled seated, its cream clothing découpaged with children, flowers, birds, insects and a boat beneath the collar inscribed 'WHEN WE THINK WE FAIL WE ARE OFTEN NEAR SUCCESS', blue painted marks to base with numerals '3385', height 18.5cm.

A Joan and David De Bethel Rye pottery cat, dated 1993, typically modelled seated, its brown/yellow clothing with découpage pomegranate fruit and flowers, blue painted marks to base with numerals '3526', height 18.5cm.

A Joseph Holdcroft majolica jardiniere, late 19th century, the basketweave moulded U-shaped body relief decorated with branches of white wild roses, raised on branch feet, turquoise glazed interior, impressed mark to base, height 23.5cm.

A pair of Royal Crown Derby limited edition paperweights Farmyard Cockerel and Farmyard Hen, dated 2003 and 2004, both from an edition of 5000, boxed with certificates, gilt button to bases.

A Royal Crown Derby limited edition Harrods Bull, dated 2003, specially commissioned by Harrods, No. 346 of 400, height 14cm, gilt button to base, boxed with certificate.

A Royal Crown Derby limited edition paperweight Irish Blue Kerry, dated 2004, commissioned by Sinclairs, No. 35 of 1000, boxed with certificate, height 14cm, together with three similar pieces of Royal Crown Derby, comprising a Scruff dog paperweight, exclusive to the Collectors Guild, a Dormouse paperweight and a model The China Shop.

A Royal Doulton Archives International Collectors Club The Bathers Collection Lido Lady figure, HN4247, boxed with certificate, together with three Royal Doulton limited edition Queens of the Realm figures, comprising two Queen Anne, HN3141, and Catherine of Aragon, HN3233, one boxed, each with certificate, four small Royal Doulton Dickens figures raised on black glazed bases, tallest 11cm, two Beswick hounds and a Royal Copenhagen Christmas snowman model.

A pair of Royal Crown Derby Japan No. 2451 pattern teacups and saucers, dated 1937, and a matching side plate, dated 1928, diameter 15.6cm, together with a Halcyon Days limited edition Rudyard Kipling box, boxed with certificate, a Halcyon Days Winnie The Pooh travel alarm clock, boxed, and a Royal Worcester Country Life Series model of a Frog.

A pair of Continental turquoise glazed porcelain figures, late 19th century, one modelled as Cupid, the other of a naked maiden with a bow, each raised on a circular base, heightened in gilt, unmarked, heights 22.5cm and 23cm (part of bow missing).

A pair of Zsolnay Pecs oval pottery jardinieres, early 20th century, painted with gilt enriched Isnik style flowers, blue printed and impressed marks to bases, length 19cm (minor chips).