Single-Owner Collections

A Charles Vyse pottery figure of In Petticoat Lane, introduced in 1938, modelled as a standing Arab wearing a pink turban and long brown coat, carrying colourful ties, scarves and shawls in his arms, with suitcase at his feet, on an octagonal paved flagstone base, incised 'Vyse Chelsea' to side of base, height approx 33cm. Note: this figure has an alternative title of The Pedestrian Bazaar.

A C.J.C. Bailey Fulham pottery stoneware jug by Edgar Kettle, circa 1875, decorated with foliate trefoils and stiff leaf bands in blue and green on a brown textured ground, incised 'No. 111. C.I.C Bailey, The Pottery Fulham 1875' and EK monogram and rebus to base, height approx 28cm (restoration).

A Staffordshire enamelled pearlware figure group, late 18th Century, modelled as a seated male and female gardener beneath bocage, on a mound base and brown line decorated square plinth, height approx 26.5cm (repaired).

A Staffordshire enamelled pearlware shepherd and shepherdess candleholder figure group, circa 1790, modelled seated side by side beneath a branch issuing the sconce, he wearing a puce jacket and playing a pipe, she wearing a floral frock coat and holding a metal crook, between them a seated dog with recumbent goat and lamb below, height approx 30cm (faults and repairs).

A Staffordshire enamelled pearlware figure group of the Flight into Egypt, early 19th Century, modelled as Joseph leading a donkey, carrying Mary and the infant Jesus, on a green and brown naturalistic base, height approx 18.5cm (minor faults and restoration).

A Derby porcelain figure group of the Tithe Pig, early 19th Century, typically modelled with the farmer standing beside his wife and baby child, with parson standing to the other side below a leafy bocage, the oval base naturalistically moulded with two piglets, corn and a basket of eggs, incised 'No. 293' to base, height approx 16cm (minor chips and restoration).

A Staffordshire enamelled pearlware figure of a shepherd, early 19th Century, modelled standing holding a crook, with bocage and accompanied by a seated dog, on a scroll moulded base, picked out in puce, height approx 14.5cm (restoration).

A Staffordshire pottery nursery plate, mid-19th Century, the centre printed and coloured with a scene of a boy and dog beneath the verse 'Then as he grew in strength and size, Who watch'd with eager whine my eyes, And seem'd my every thought to prize', above the title 'My Tippoo', with a relief moulded floral rim picked out in yellow, blue and orange detail, diameter approx 13.1cm.

A blue printed pearlware mug, early 19th Century, of diminutive form, the cylindrical body decorated with seashells, height approx 9.5cm (restoration).

A Derby porcelain vase and cover, early 19th Century, the blue glazed dome cover and ogee baluster body encrusted with flower festoons and gilt ribbons, iron red painted factory mark to base, height approx 27cm (minor restoration, losses and chips).

A Bow porcelain flower-filled vase, circa 1765, the rococo scroll moulded vase with opposing masks, picked out in pink, pale green and gilt, issuing polychrome flowers, unmarked, height approx 20cm (restoration and minor losses).

A Chelsea porcelain flower filled basket, circa 1755, the open weave basket applied with blue flowerheads and picked out in gilt, containing an arrangement of white flowers and green leaves, painted red anchor mark to base, height approx 12cm (restoration and losses), together with a flower encrusted potpourri jar and cover, mid-18th Century, of ovoid form, applied with yellow flowerheads, the cover with four pierced roundels beneath a blue flower finial, height approx 10.5cm (repaired cover and loses).

An English porcelain inkstand, circa 1830, probably Minton or Coalbrookdale, of leaf form with flower encrusted decoration, including two large flowerhead well covers and a central loop handle, unmarked, length approx 24cm (some losses and faults).

A Staffordshire pottery agate ware teapot and cover, mid-18th Century, typically decorated with a mottled blue, red, yellow and green glaze, the compressed globular body with scroll spout and loop handle, on three lion mask shouldered scroll legs with paw feet, height approx 10cm (restoration).

A Wedgwood Rosso Antico Egyptian taste teapot, first half of the 19th Century, the cover with black crocodile finial, the compressed circular body ornamented in black with a band of Egyptian motifs, including canopic jar, winged sun, sphinx and ba bird, impressed 'Wedgwood' to base, length approx 27cm.

A Staffordshire porcelain part dessert service, late 19th Century, comprising two low comports and twelve plates, each painted with a flower spray within turquoise and cream banded borders, heightened in gilt, painted pattern number '385' in gilt to bases, diameter approx 23cm.

A Copeland porcelain part dessert service, late 19th Century, comprising two tall comports and four low comports, each finely painted, possibly by J. Radford, with a study of flowers against an eau-de-Nil ground, within a moulded blue banded rim, enriched with gilt and pink panelled decoration, printed factory mark and painted pattern number 'D9430' in iron red to bases, diameters approx 23.7cm.

A Derby porcelain teapot and cover, circa 1782-1800, the circular body painted with blue flower festoons against a ground of gilt flowerheads, puce painted mark to base, height approx 18cm (restoration), together with a collection of assorted porcelain teaware, early 19th Century, including cups, saucers and teapot stand (some faults).

Two F & R Pratt pot lids, late 19th Century, one depicting Shakespeare's birthplace, the other of a French street scene, a T J & J Mayer pot lid, titled 'Vue de la Ville de Strasbourg Prise du Port', each with pottery base (some faults), together with two Staffordshire pottery figures and a Toby jug.