British and Continental Ceramics

A Montpellier faience two handled bowl and cover, French, 19th Century, decorated with floral sprays against a yellow ground, the cover modelled with a quince and leaf finial, painted factory marks to base and initials 'G.G.', diameter approx 25cm (riveted repair to undersides and some chips to glaze), together with a Henriot Quimper jug and vase, a Delft tin glazed blue and white vase and an Italian maiolica jug.

A Festival of Britain apricot tinted glass decanter and stopper, with six matching glasses, together with a Wedgwood 'William Shakespeare' mug, Wedgwood 'Battle of Hastings' mug and a Wedgwood Investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales commemorative mug.

A collection of thirteen Royal Doulton figures, comprising 'The Old Balloon Seller', HN1315 (faults), 'The Balloon Man', HN1954, 'The Last Waltz', HN2315, 'Lynne', HN2329, 'Caroline', HN3170, 'Fiona', HN2694, 'Simone', HN2378, 'Coralie', HN2307, 'Gillian', HN3042, 'Michele', HN2234, 'Elegance', HN2264, 'Elaine', HN2791, and 'Loretta', HN2337.

A Mdina blue/green glass vase, of flattened circular form with flared neck, decorated with mottled yellow and cream swirls, a small blue glass bauble, three coloured glass jugs and a small collection of other glassware.

A pair of Spode blue printed plates, early 19th Century, decorated with Tiber pattern, together with a collection of 19th Century blue and white wares, including a Rogers & Son Elephant pattern plate, a Dromedary pattern plate, and a Boy Piping pattern soup plate (some faults).

A blue printed meat platter, 19th Century, decorated with Antique Scenery Series pattern 'Cathedral Church of Glasgow', within a floral border, length approx 49cm.

A Henriot Quimper figure of a standing Madonna and Child, inscribed to base 'Sta Maria Ora Pro Nobis', height approx 28.5cm.

A pair of French porcelain aesthetic vases, late 19th Century, each of ovoid form decorated with flowers against a green ground flanked by fan handles, heightened in gilt, on a gilt detailed integral stand, height approx 23cm.

A Moorcroft pottery vase, circa 1998, of ovoid form decorated with a band of peaches and blackberries against a blue ground, painted and impressed factory marks to base, height approx 13cm.

A Moorcroft pottery vase, circa 2003, of elongated ovoid form, decorated with grapes above a farm landscape, painted and impressed factory marks to base, height approx 18.5cm.

A Moorcroft pottery plate, circa 1980, decorated with Clematis design against a blue ground, impressed factory mark and painted initials to base, diameter approx 25.5cm.

A Moorcroft pottery vase, 1953-1978, decorated with Bermuda Lily design against a green ground, bearing printed paper label to base, height approx 13.5cm, together with two Moorcroft pottery plates, one decorated with Hibiscus design against a green ground.

A pair of lime green glass decanters, late 19th Century, each of square form with wrythen moulded decoration, fitted with plated collars, together with two carved ivory and plated cork stoppers, each carved in the form of seated figures.

A Royal Worcester porcelain circular bowl, circa 1919, the interior decorated with three gilt and enamelled butterflies on a yellow ground, beneath a gilt and black chequer bordered rim, the exterior black, puce printed factory mark to base, diameter approx 30cm.

A Nailsea clear glass flask, 19th Century, of typical flattened teardrop shape, with white combed detail, length approx 19.5cm, together with a similar smaller pink and clear glass flask, a pink opaline and clear glass oval bonbon dish with frill rim, on scroll legs with fruiting vine decoration, and a ruby glass posy vase.

A Continental porcelain flower encrusted Chelsea style tureen and cover, possibly Samson late 19th Century, in the form of two doves with pink, lavender and purple feather detail, length approx 36cm (faults).

A Lladro bisque porcelain and silvered figure Happy Anniversary, model No. 6475.

An impressive Meissen porcelain centrepiece vase, cover and stand, late 19th Century, after the 18th Century original by J.J. Kaendler, the Rococo scroll moulded body painted with a bust portrait of Louis XV on a pink ground within an applied gilt laurel wreath frame, surrounded by applied flowers and leaves with a branch handle to one side, the shoulders applied with figures of Flora and Fame flanking the face of Apollo within a sunburst, the reverse painted with a flower spray, the lower section of the body moulded with pink and turquoise gadrooning and applied with a flying Cupid holding a crown over the arms of France and Navarre, the pink and turquoise spirally-moulded circular foot encrusted with further flowers, the similarly decorated cover surmounted by a Cupid holding a cartouche with 'L' cypher, the flower encrusted square stand with further pink and turquoise gadrooning, all heightened in gilt, cancelled crossed swords in underglaze blue to base of both and incised 'No: 98' to base of vase, total height approx 90cm (repairs to finial, arms of figures and other chips and losses). Note: Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706-1775) modelled this vase in 1742 as the centrepiece of a garniture of five vases. The white glazed original garniture was sent to the French Court as a gift to Louis XV. The other four vases are emblematic of the four elements - Water, Fire, Air and Earth.

A Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' pattern part service, comprising a teapot and cover, coffee pot and cover, hot water jug and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, two leaf shaped serving dishes, two cake plates, five dessert plates, six dessert and breakfast bowls, two mugs, five coffee cups and saucers (minor faults).