British and Continental Ceramics

A Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Plain tea for two, dated 1959, comprising two teacups and saucers and two plates, diameter 21cm, underglaze blue, green printed and painted marks to bases.

A Meissen figure emblematic of fire, late 19th century, modelled after Kaendler as a putto stirring hot chocolate beside a kettle on a fire, underglaze blue crossed swords mark to base, incised shape No. C97, 9.5cm high, together with a Meissen figure of a gardener, late 19th century, emblematic of Earth, shape No. C100, 11cm high (both with faults).

A Meissen figure of a boy with a scythe, late 19th century, standing on a gilt enriched scroll moulded base, blue crossed swords with strike beneath to base, height 12cm, together with a Meissen figure emblematic of Earth, modelled as a putto digging, blue crossed swords with strike beneath to base, height 12cm (both with faults).

A Derby porcelain dolphin cream boat, circa 1765, painted in the Cannonball pattern, unmarked, 9cm high, together with a Worcester Fisherman and Cormorant pattern egg drainer, circa 1785, with shell handle, hatched crescent mark to base, 10cm long.

A pair of creamware basketweave moulded and pierced oval dishes and stands, early 19th century, with brown and green enamelled detail, stands 18.8cm long, together with a similar pierced rim dish and a Newcastle pottery pierced two handled oval basket and stand.

A pair of Fell pearlware pottery baskets, early 19th century, of oval shape with overlapping lattice sides, the base interiors with a chinoiserie print, 25cm long, together with a pair of matched stands of loose diamond shape with basketweave moulding and looped pierced rims, impressed marks, length 28cm, and a similar pearlware footed bowl of circular shape.

A Riley blue printed pierced drainer, early 19th century, decorated in the Eastern Street Scene pattern, length 35.5cm, together with a Hermit pattern blue printed oblong platter, 47cm long, another similar printed in blue with a chinoiserie landscape, probably Gresley, 47.5cm long, a stone china two handled oval bowl and a stone china leaf shaped dish, length 27cm.

A mixed group of English pottery and porcelain, 19th century, comprising a Bloor Derby two-handled rectangular footed bowl painted with a named scene ‘View In Shropshire’, red printed and painted marks to base, 29.5cm long, a Derby porter mug painted with a named scene ‘View In Italy’, red painted marks to base, height 13cm (starcrack to base), a Staffordshire dish painted with a landscape view, probably Lambton Castle, against a blue ground, length 35.5cm, two Derby campana shaped vases, one painted with a view (restored), the other Imari decoration, 17cm high, and other similar wares (faults).

An unusual pearlware oil and vinegar flask, circa 1800, modelled as a pair of conjoined bottles painted in Pratt colours with flowers, raised on diamond shaped feet, height 21cm, together with a pearlware mug, painted in Pratt colours and inscribed ‘Mary Sanders’, 7.5cm high, and a pearlware porter mug painted with a crest (restoration).

A Worcester cobalt blue ground small plate, circa 1780, painted to the centre with a floral bouquet within a gilt frame, blue painted open crescent mark to base, diameter 19cm, together with a Worcester teapot stand, painted with a central gilt floral sprig, a small Worcester two-handled dish painted in Meissen style with puce flowers and gilt frames, 16.8cm long (faults), a pair of Worcester style plates and a small group of mostly New Hall type wares (faults).

Twenty Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures, including Miss Dormouse, Aunt Pettitoes, No More Twist, Samuel Whiskers, Mittens and Moppet and Gentleman Mouse Made a Bow, together with Five Bunnykins figures, each boxed, and a Wedgwood Peter Rabbit small mantel timepiece, boxed.

Thirty Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures, including Mr McGregor, Tabitha Twitchit and Miss Moppet, Mrs Flopsy Bunny, Cousin Ribby, The Christmas Stocking, Mr Jeremy Fisher Digging, Peter and the Red Pocket Handkerchief, John Joiner and Ribby and the Patty Pan, each boxed.

Thirty-seven Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figures, including Mother Ladybird, Babbitty Bumble, Sally Henny Penny, Mr Benjamin Bunny and Peter Rabbit, Lady Mouse Made a Curtsey, Peter In Bed, Hunca Munca Spills the Beads and Fierce Bad Rabbit, each boxed.

A small group of pub advertising jugs, comprising a sprigged Dewar's Whisky example by Royal Doulton, a similar printed example, Doulton Lambeth Dewar's Whisky, Black & White Scotch Whisky by Burleigh Ware and a Carlton Ware Haig jug, together with a Royal Doulton 'Jacobean' printed jug (faults).

A pair of Paris porcelain gilt ground vases, first half 19th century, each painted with a sepia panel of a classically dressed couple within a gilt frame, opposing a gilt floral basket in a shield, flanked by winged swan neck handles, raised on black glazed square bases, unmarked, height 35.5cm (some restoration).

Three Wedgwood plate mounted Jasperware biscuit barrels and covers, late 19th century, one with classical figures sprigged in white against a two-colour ground, the other two typically sprigged against a pale blue ground, impressed marks to bases, first height 16cm to top of finial.

An Empire shape Coalport porcelain trio, circa 1820, pattern No. 900, painted in iron red and gilding with foliate scrollwork, together with a group of pottery and porcelain, including six Royal Worcester cups and saucers in the Royal Lily pattern and a delft vase painted in blue with birds amidst flowers, height 36cm (faults).

A small group of Wedgwood pale blue Jasperwares, 20th century, typically sprigged in white with classical figures and motifs, comprising a large Dancing Hours circular bowl, diameter 25.5cm, a flared cylindrical vase with pierced insert, height 16.5cm, teapot and cover, large jug, height 15cm, small jug, lighter, cup and saucer and a pin dish.

A Staffordshire pottery miniature part service, 19th century, printed in green with a Greek key band to the rims, comprising soup tureen, cover and stand, jug, an oval dish, two graduated oval platters, six plates 9.5cm diameter, nine plates 7.5cm diameter and nine plates 8.5cm diameter (minor faults).