British and Continental Ceramics

A large group of Staffordshire pottery figures, groups and animals, 19th century, including figures depicting Hamlet, Nelson, Shakespeare and David Garrick, sailors, dancers, royal children and spill vase groups (extensive faults, losses, repairs and restoration throughout).

A group of Spode Italian pattern blue printed tea and coffee wares, mostly late 20th century, comprising large teapot and cover, small teapot and cover, coffee pot and cover, cream jug, milk jug, sucrier and cover, two-handled sugar bowl and cover, strainer and dish, open sugar bowl, small marmalade pot and cover, six coffee cans and seven saucers and seven teacups and nine saucers.

A Clarice Cliff Original Bizarre pattern vase, 1920s, painted with a geometric design of blue and red triangles outlined in green against a yellow ground, gilt printed mark to base, height 18cm, with a matched lamp fitting (minor faults).

A Royal Doulton flambé glazed Emperor Penguin, HN113, height 15cm, together with a matching later centenary example.

A Royal Doulton flambé glazed Peruvian Penguin on Rock, model No. 1287, height 14cm (chip to wing), together with a flambé glazed Emperor Penguin, HN113, height 15cm.

Ten Royal Crown Derby penguin model paperweights, mostly in Imari colours, comprising limited edition Rockhopper commissioned by Harrods, No. 336 of 950, another Rockhopper, Collectors Guild Exclusive Aurora and Snowflake, Emperor with chick, Galapagos from the Endangered Species series for Sinclairs, Emperor, Fairy, standard penguin and one in the Derby Posies pattern, each with button to base.

A pair of Royal Worcester two-handled vases, dated 1893, the green glazed lobed pear shaped bodies decorated after Edward Raby, monogrammed, with flowers, insects and a snail, beneath the moulded gilt enriched blush ivory necks and handles, the circular feet moulded with a band of flowerheads, puce printed, painted and impressed marks to bases, height 29cm.

A Lladro figure Santa Is Here, No. 9485, height 33cm, together with a Nao figure of Father Christmas, height 31cm.

A mixed group of mostly Christmas themed tablewares, 20th century, including a set of twelve Halcyon Days mugs decorated with poinsettia, a similar set of six decorated with a hymn, a Spode Christmas Tree vase (seconds), height 28cm, a matching dish, a boxed set of six Portmeirion The Holly and the Ivy pastry forks, a matching oval dish, length 22.5cm, a Lenox Joys of Christmas bowl, Royal Worcester and Royal Doulton.

Two Royal Doulton Christmas figures, comprising Holiday Magic, Father Christmas 2016, HN5782, with certificate, and Father Christmas, HN5040.

Two Royal Doulton Christmas figures, comprising Santa's Sleigh, Father Christmas 2014, HN5689, with certificate, and Santa Claus, HN2725.

Two Royal Doulton Christmas figures, comprising Santa's Workshop, Father Christmas 2020, HN5932, with certificate, and Father Christmas, HN5367.

A Royal Worcester Compton & Woodhouse limited edition figure The First Royal Worcester Father Christmas, No. 62 of  4950, with certificate, together with a mixed group of other Father Christmas related wares, including a large and a small Royal Doulton character jug, three Aynsley figures and a Lenox figure.

Two Waterford Crystal models of Father Christmas, both carrying a sack of toys, acid etched mark to bases, height 18cm, together with a Waterford train Christmas decoration, a Waterford Marquis Christmas decoration in the form of a pile of presents, a Wedgwood angel Christmas decoration, Lladro Christmas bell, Royal Doulton model of a robin, nine porcelain hanging Christmas decorations by Villeroy & Boch, two Villeroy & Boch Christmas themed tealight holders and covers and three similar pieces.

Five Halcyon Days Christmas themed enamel boxes, including 'Perfect Diamond' The Gloria Guggenheim Collection, two other similar enamel boxes, twelve Halcyon Days models of bears (one with fault to hat), a Bing & Grondahl limited edition bear figure, Freddie 2002, and a Wade model of a bear.

A small group of Penkridge Ceramics realistic pottery fruit, comprising a mango, a cooking apple, an eating apple, two pears, two conjoined bananas and a single banana, some impressed marks and applied paper labels.

A Royal Dux porcelain dish, early 20th century, modelled as a polar bear standing on the edge of a stylized shell, applied pink triangle to base with impressed numerals '1067', length 17cm.

An exceptionally large Boch Freres Keramis two-handled floor standing vase, circa 1900, decorated in underglaze blue with an aesthetic design of birds by water before prunus, pine, iris and grasses, the neck and footrim with bands of overlapping scales heightened with flowerheads, the handles formed as spouting fish heads, 'BFK' monogram mark to base, height 117cm (minor faults).

Two pairs of Royal Doulton Slaters Patent stoneware vases, the first of bottle form in shades of yellow, blue and green, height 42cm, the second pair with blue glazed necks and feet moulded with stiff leaves, height 29cm, various impressed, incised and painted marks to bases.