British and Continental Ceramics

Five Royal Doulton figures, comprising 'Soirée', HN2312, 'Adrienne', HN2304, 'Sara', HN2265, 'Rachel', HN2919, and 'Diane', HN2468, together with a Goebel Hummel figure group and two Watford Crystal limited edition 1977 Silver Jubilee engraved commemorative goblets, cased.

A bell shaped glass smoke shade, early 19th century, with top loop for suspension, height 20cm, a similar smaller example, seven others of flattened circular shape and a group of other glassware, including two milchglass polychrome enamelled tankards (faults and repairs).

A John Walsh Walsh leaf pattern glass decanter and stopper, designed by Clyne Farquharson, circa 1936, acid etched and engraved factory marks to base, height 27.5cm, a similar jar and stopper (chipped), and a pair of Regency cut glass decanters and stoppers (chips).

A Royal Worcester blush ivory harlequin part service, 1903 to 1909, decorated with floral sprays within gilt rims, comprising two cake plates, a teapot and cover, nine teacups and eleven saucers, eleven tea plates, a sugar bowl and a milk jug, various green and puce printed and painted factory marks to bases, together with two matching Graingers Worcester teacups (some faults and repairs).

A set of six beige ground Dorothy Kindell striptease mugs, mid-20th century, the handles formed as a lady wearing a black dress in varying states of undress, incised factory marks to bases, tallest 15.5cm (minor chip to one foot).

Two Lladro porcelain clowns, Pensive Clown, model No. 5130, and Jester, model No. 5129, together with two other Lladro figures, two Lladro geese and a Nao group of a bride and groom (glued flower to Pensive Clown).

An extensive Herend porcelain Queen Victoria pattern part service, comprising one 41cm oval platter, two 36.5cm oval platters, a 31cm oblong plate, two 26cm deep square dishes, two 25.5cm shallow square dishes, a 27cm diamond shaped pierced basket, a 26cm oval pierced basket, a circular tureen and cover, two sauce boats with integral stands, twelve 24.5cm soup plates, six 29cm plates, eleven 25.5cm plates, twelve 20.5cm plates, two 25cm shallow circular bowls, twelve 19cm plates, twelve soup bowls and covers, twelve coffee cups and saucers, twelve teacups and saucers, a coffee pot and cover, a milk jug, a sugar bowl and cover, a butter dish and cover, a small circular bowl and cover, an open double salt, a 14cm pierced oval basket, a leaf shaped serving dish with central handle, a similar shell shaped serving dish, a scroll edged dish, a five sconce candelabrum and a candlestick, together with a Rothschild Bird pattern candlestick, blue printed, painted and incised factory marks to bases.

A Paragon China Queen Mary pattern part dessert service, circa 1920, decorated with a central floral bouquet within the gilt overlaid cobalt blue rim with cream ground floral panels, comprising two tazze, a square serving dish and ten plates, green printed factory marks to bases with Waring & Gillow stamp and 'Reproduction of service accepted by Her Majesty The Queen on her visit to the Potteries April 22nd 1913'.

A Shelley Queen Anne shape Black Leafy Tree pattern part service, comprising nine cups and saucers, eleven tea plates, a milk jug, a sugar bowl and a cake plate, green printed factory marks to bases, pattern No. '11575' (some faults).

A harlequin set of six flashed and cut hock glasses, raised on tapered clear hexagonal stems and facet cut circular feet, height 19cm, together with a flashed glass bowl, a flashed glass vase and two other pieces (minor faults).

A Royal Dux porcelain figure group, early 20th century, modelled as a cavalier seated astride a horse talking to a peasant girl with water jugs, the naturalistic base with floral detail, applied pink triangle mark to base and impressed shape No. '759', height 40cm (minor chips/losses).

A Robinson and Leadbeater tinted Parian figure group 'Sweets To The Sweet', circa 1880, modelled as two children seated on a log bench with apples and an orange, impressed mark to reverse, height 31cm (minor chips to base).

A Mason's Ironstone iron-red ground vase and cover, mid-19th century, the octagonal high shouldered body enamelled and gilt with scrolling flowers and foliage, flanked by cobalt blue and gilt dolphin handles beneath the domed cover with entwined dolphin finial, unmarked, height 50cm. Note: a similar shaped vase is illustrated by Geoffrey Godden, 'Godden's Guide to Mason's China and The Ironstone Wares', p.186, pl.287.

A large pottery two handled jar and cover, probably T. & R. Boote Ltd, mid-19th century, of gently fluted cylindrical shape decorated with four Classical figures in black with gilt detail beneath anthemion, the handles with foliate terminals beneath the domed cover, black printed 'Patent Mosaic' factory mark with a line from Homer's Odyssey to the base, height 40cm (one handle repaired).

A Spode 'Italian' pattern blue printed vase, modern, of flared hexagonal shape, raised on a spreading foot, black printed factory marks to base, height 26.5cm, a similar Copeland 'Spode's Italian' pattern circular bowl and a small group of other wares, including Portmeirion 'Botanic Garden' and a Minton bowl.

Two Nailsea pale green glass friggers in the form of bowler hats, second half 19th century, each with upturned folded rim, length of largest 15cm, a similar pale green top hat and eleven other mostly 19th century glass top hats, including a pale blue controlled bubble example, together with an opaque white glass upturned top hat ice bucket, height 26.5cm.

A Bitossi Rimini Blu pottery circular dish, mid-20th century, by Aldo Londi, the interior with carved textured banding, black painted marks to base and original applied 'Hutcheson & Sons' paper label, diameter 35cm, together with two pieces of Delphis range Poole pottery, a Frith studio pottery stoneware vase and a Celtic Newlyn pottery dish.

A Dutch colour twist wine glass, mid-18th century, the bell shaped bowl engraved with fruiting vine, the stem with two pairs of red and white spiral threads outside gauze, on a conical foot, height 16.6cm, together with a group of nine various wine glasses, late 19th century, each with tapering facet cut bowl on a circular foot.

A Royal Worcester 'Roanoke' pattern part service, comprising twelve two handled soup bowls and stands, seven teacups and eight saucers, twelve side plates, eight tea plates and a jug.