Fine British and Continental Ceramics

A Stephen Green of Lambeth stoneware flask, circa 1840, relief decorated and inscribed with Mr & Mrs Caudle to one side opposing Miss Prettiman, impressed factory mark to base, height 14cm (minor faults).

A Coalport Feltspar porcelain commemorative trophy tankard, early 19th century, printed in black with opposing inscribed maps of Staffordshire and Shropshire flanking the gilt inscription 'Woodhouse's Cup', beneath a green printed Society of Arts medallion, height 14cm (faults and repairs). Note: in his book 'Coalport 1795-1926', Michael Messenger illustrates a similarly decorated loving cup with maps of North and South Wales, p.202, pl. 156.

A large majolica jardinière and stand, late 19th century, probably English, the brown glazed flared circular body relief decorated with large oak leaves and acorns entwined with ribbon, green glazed interior, raised on a stand with three mask and scroll feet, unmarked, height 52.5cm (small chip to rim).

A Copeland porcelain two-handled vase and cover, circa 1851-85, painted with stylized trumpet flowers and foliage against a cobalt blue and gilt decorated ground, raised on a similarly decorated circular foot and square base, the cover with flowerbud finial, printed mark to base, height 42.5cm.

A stoneware gilt metal mounted table oil lamp, probably Doulton, late 19th century, decorated in the Aesthetic style with panels of birds and foliage above a globular body decorated with flowers against a textured ground, raised on a gilt metal base with scroll supports cast with lion masks, the reservoir fitted with a Hinks burner, height 47cm.

An Hispano Moresque lustre charger, late 19th century, painted with a bird amidst a ground of dense stylized foliage, diameter 27cm.

A Paris porcelain botanical vase, mid-19th century, the baluster body well painted with a bird and insects amidst an assortment of flowers, leaves and berries against a pale blue ground, incised 'Veineuil' to base, height 43.5cm.

A Nove faience monteith shaped centrepiece bowl, circa 1900, botanically painted and raised on a shaped foot, blue painted mark to base, length 24cm (minor chip to foot).

A pair of Royal Doulton Sung Flambé vases, 1920s, decorated by Noke and Allen, the flattened high shouldered bodies with gilt fish amidst weeds, black printed, painted and impressed marks to bases, height 15cm (minor chip and hairline to one neck).