Fine British and Continental Ceramics

A Dutch Delft Kraak style blue and white charger dish, circa 1760, centrally painted with two figures in a garden setting within a compartmentalized rim, diameter 34.8cm (some faults).

A five-piece garniture of Dutch Delft pottery, 19th century, comprising three baluster shaped vases with matched covers and two flared vases, each of hexagonal cross section and painted with a landscape view of two figures flying a kite within a relief scroll surround, painted with flowers and foliage, the covers with bird finials, blue painted De Drye Clocken marks to bases, 38cm and 28cm high (some faults and restoration).

A pair of Continental pottery campana shaped two-handled vases, mid-19th century, the first painted with two elegant ladies in crinoline skirts walking in a landscape, the second with a lady in an interior reclining against a lyre shaped table, each opposing a floral bouquet, the rims and handles edged in blue, yellow and iron red, raised on integral square bases, unmarked, heights 22.5cm and 23cm high (some faults).

A Saint-Cloud blanc-de-Chine porcelain jar and cover, circa 1730, the lobed cylindrical body applied in relief with four flower stems in the Chinese Kangxi Dehua manner, the similarly decorated cover with tapered knop, incised mark to base, height 11cm.

A Frankenthal porcelain coffee cup and saucer, circa 1760-70, painted in puce with birds on branches within scattered flower and leaf sprigs, the rims edged in puce, underglaze blue and incised marks to bases, diameter of saucer 13cm (restoration to saucer).

An unusual and rare Sèvres Republican bleu-nouveau-ground two-handled goblet and saucer, circa 1793, reserved with yellow ground oval panels containing symbols of France, including the Phrygian cap, plumb bob and fasces (liberty, equality, fraternity), within gilded frames against the gilt dotted ground, the rims with a garland of leaves entwined with a tricolour ribbon, blue painted 'RF' monogram and 'IN' gilder's mark for Jean Chauvaux with symbol for Philippe Throuet, and incised '41' to saucer, diameter of saucer 16.3cm. Note: a similar goblet and saucer, or tasse à l'etrusque et soucoupe, was sold at Bonhams 18th June 2014, Lot 172.

An ormolu mounted Sèvres porcelain potpourri vase and cover, circa 1780, the pale green pointillé ground body reserved to each side with gilt edged frames enclosing still lifes of gardening tools and utensils, painted in the style of André-Vincent Vielliard, flanked by ormolu swan handles with outstretched wings beneath the pierced ormolu neck, the pointillé cover with floral finial, raised on a pierced rococo foliate scroll ormolu base, height 17.5cm (minor chip to cover). Note: the mounts are in the style of Jean Claude Thomas Chambellan Duplessis.

A pearlware figure of Simon, circa 1800, modelled as a boy standing with his arms folded, leaning against a tree stump, decorated in Pratt type colours and raised on a canted corner square base detailed with a yellow squiggly line between blue banding, height 26cm (some faults). Note: a similar figure is illustrated by Pat Halfpenny in 'English Earthenware Figures 1740-1840', p.107.

A pearlware Prattware cottage cream jug, circa 1800, of hexagonal form, relief moulded and painted as a thatched roof cottage with fruiting ivy detail and crabstock handle, height 9.8cm (minor hairline to rim). Note: a similar example is illustrated by John and Griselda Lewis in 'Pratt Ware... 1780-1840', p.215.

A pearlware char dish, early 19th century, the circular body painted in Pratt type colours with four swimming fish, diameter 17.3cm (minor faults).

An unusual West Country slipware vase, 19th century, the jar shaped body decorated in yellow with boteh shaped motifs, filled with flowers and foliage divided by leaves, above a band of dots and dashes, a border of flowers to the shoulders beneath dashes to the neck rim, height 23cm (some faults).

A pearlware commemorative memorium plate, circa 1820, blue printed with an inscribed circular panel depicting George III presenting a bible to a child within a border of roses, thistles and shamrocks, diameter 25.5cm, together with a pearlware 'Apotheosis of Nelson', or 'Neptune' pattern soup plate, circa 1805, diameter 24cm (both cracked and chipped).

A rare brown jasperware commemorative circular pot and cover, circa 1800, probably by Turner, decorated in relief with the Death of General Wolfe after Benjamin West within a border of putti and foliage, height 13.8cm.

A pearlware Peace of Amien commemorative jug, circa 1802, black printed with an allegory of peace featuring Britannia holding portrait medallions of George III and Napoleon Bonaparte amongst putti, one holding a flag inscribed 'Briton's Rejoice', height 16.5cm, together with a pearlware Crimean War commemorative beaker, circa 1856, inscribed 'Peace Festival held at Worksop May 29th 1856', height 8.8cm (both restored).

A Staffordshire pottery portrait bust of John Wesley, mid-19th century, after a model by Enoch Wood, raised on a pseudo marble base, indistinct dedication plaque to reverse, height 30cm.

A Staffordshire pottery bust of John Wesley, circa 1830, modelled in ministerial dress on a tapering oval base, height 25cm (minor faults).

A Staffordshire pottery Union Reform commemorative jug, circa 1832, puce printed with Britannia, a lion and flags, inscribed 'Union' and 'Reform', the exterior and interior rims with floral decoration and inscribed 'Unity and Liberty' and 'Commerce and Freedom', height 21cm.

A pearlware Victoria Regina commemorative coronation octagonal nursery plate, circa 1838, black printed with a portrait of the young Queen Victoria below a crown between inscriptions, including 'Crowned 28th of June 1838', within a floral relief moulded rim, heightened in puce and green, diameter 16.2cm, together with a small pink lustreware Queen Victoria and Prince Albert commemorative wedding plate, circa 1840, black printed with a central crown within a foliate wreath and inscribed 'Victoria & Albert, Married Feb 10 1840' within a pink lustre rim, diameter 12.7cm.

A Parian bust of the Duke of Wellington, circa 1852, modelled by Joseph Pitts, raised on a socle base, impressed 'JosH Pitts.Sc London 1852' to back, height 24cm.