Single-Owner Collections

A Louis Wain Lucky Futurist Cat spill vase, designed in 1914, modelled seated with right paw raised, painted with black meow meow notes on a green and yellow ground, facsimile signature to back, impressed 'Made in England, RD No. 637134' and black printed three rifle mark of retailer Max Emanuel to base, height approx 13cm (right front leg and ear repaired and some wear).

A Newlyn Troika pottery chimney vase by Ann Lewis, circa 1970-72, each side decorated in relief with abstract motifs within white glazed borders, black painted marks, 'Troika Cornwall' and artist's monogram to base, height approx 19.8cm.

A Bernard Charles studio pottery stoneware vase, the ovoid body decorated with a sgraffito linear design, incised mark to base, height approx 10.5cm.

A German porcelain figure group, early 20th Century, modelled in the round with four figures of children emblematic of the four seasons, on a circular base with moulded foliate border and picked out in gilt, unmarked, height approx 22.5cm (minor restoration).

A Delft inkstand, 18th Century, of rectangular form, painted with blue flowers, the top pierced with two large and four small apertures, length approx 14.1cm (minor restoration, glaze flakes and hairlines).

A group of four Dutch Delft blue and white circular dishes, mid-18th Century, each painted after the Chinese with birds and flowers, diameters approx 33.5cm and 35.5cm (faults), together with a Continental tin glazed earthenware dish of canted corner rectangular form, painted with green flowers, length approx 33.5cm (restoration).

An Italian maiolica albarello, 16th/17th Century, probably Deruta, painted in blue and yellow with the Madonna and Child seated beneath a flower arch, and labelled 'VNGT DE MATRISILVA', height approx 18cm (restoration and fractures).

A wine glass, mid-18th Century, the trumpet bowl with later gilt rim, on a plain teared stem and circular folded foot, height approx 14.7cm, together with a pink tinted glass scent bottle, late 19th Century, of flattened oval form, one side enamelled with a young girl, height approx 11.2cm.

A Bohemian white overlaid cranberry glass jar and cover, late 19th Century, the compressed circular body and domed cover painted with birds and flowers within cut and gilt borders, height approx 16cm.

A Galle style cameo glass table lamp, the ovoid shade decorated with lilies and leaves in shades of brown and salmon on a frosted ground, signed in cameo, on a turned walnut base, total height approx 20cm.

A Minton majolica stork stick stand, circa 1874, modelled standing on one leg before bulrushes and irises, grasping a frog beneath its foot and an eel in its beak, on a circular base, impressed factory marks, including date code and shape number '1916', height approx 100cm (restoration and faults).

A pair of Royal Doulton black basalt commemorative bust portraits of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh, commemorating their silver wedding anniversary 1947-1972, limited edition number 260 of 750, height approx 28cm, with wood stands and certificate.

Two Royal Worcester bone china 'Queens Regnant of England' series figures, modelled by Ronald van Ruyckevelt, of 'Elizabeth I', limited edition No. 49 of 250, height approx 30cm, and 'HM Queen Elizabeth II', limited edition No. 21 of 250, height approx 32cm (minor chips to shoulders), together with stands and certificates.

Two Royal Worcester bone china 'Queens Regnant of England' series figures, modelled by Ronald van Ruyckevelt, of 'Queen Anne', limited edition No. 21 of 250, height approx 29.5cm, and 'Mary II', limited edition No. 21 of 250, height approx 32cm, with stands and certificates.

A Royal Worcester bone china 'Queens Regnant of England' series figure, modelled by Ronald van Ruyckevelt, of Mary I, limited edition No. 21 of 250, height approx 23cm, with certificate, together with a Royal Worcester figure of HM Queen Elizabeth II, produced in celebration of the Queen's 80th birthday 2006, height approx 23cm, boxed.

A group of three Royal Worcester bone china 'Queens Regnant of England' series figures, modelled by Ronald van Ruyckevelt, comprising 'Elizabeth I', limited edition No. 21 of 250, height approx 30cm (crack to base), 'Victoria', limited edition No. 21 of 250, height approx 25cm (lacking maker's mark, possibly a second quality), and 'Elizabeth II', limited edition No. 60 of 250, height approx 32cm (minor chips), all with stands and certificate.

A Royal Crown Derby bone china commemorative box and cover, limited edition No. 5 of 25, specially commissioned by Thomas Goode & Co (London) Ltd to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 1952-1977, the serpentine sided square body painted with opposing titled views of 'Buckingham Palace' and 'Windsor Castle', within gilt framing on a blue ground, the other two sides with gilt 'ER' cypher and Royal Coat of Arms on a blue ground, the cover with crown finial, printed marks to base, height approx 21cm, boxed with certificate, together with a matching box and cover (chip to finial and lacking limited edition number, possibly a second).

A group of seven Wedgwood commemorative mugs, designed by Richard Guyatt, all commemorating royal events, including The 25th Anniversary of the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, two 1981 Royal Wedding Collection, Silver Wedding Anniversary and the marriage of Princess Anne to Captain Mark Phillips, all boxed, some with certificates.

A Coalport bone china Clarence House vase and cover, limited edition No. 35 of 100, the body painted with a scene of Clarence House within a gilt frame against a blue ground, blue printed factory mark and gilt 'Clarence House Vase 1980, Limited Edition of 100 pieces', piece No. 35 to base, height approx 15cm.