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An 18th Century Worcester blue and white printed porcelain mug - "The Natural Sprays Group", 5.5ins high (script "W" mark in blue - circa 1760 - 1770) £120-160
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A late 18th Century Derby porcelain porter mug decorated in gilt with a stylised running garland to centre and interlocking motif to rim, 5ins high (mark - crown, crossed batons and "D" in puce, and gilder's No. 2 - circa 1780 - 90) £120-160
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A collection of late 18th Century English porcelain, including - Newhall teapot and cover (pattern No. 72), painted in colours with flower sprays, 6.25ins high (restoration to tip of spout), Worcester Barr spiral moulded cream jug, 4.5ins high, Newhall bowl painted with scattered flower sprays (pattern No. 144), 6ins diameter, Derby fluted tea bowl and saucer in gilt and blue (crown and crossed batons over "D" and 110 in puce and gilder's mark No. 2), and other pieces, various £200-300
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A small collection of late 18th/early 19th Century English and Oriental porcelain, including - saucer dish (pattern No. 442) painted with loose flower sprays, 7.75ins diameter, bowl (pattern No. 171), 6.125ins diameter, Chinese saucer dish, 8ins diameter, rectangular tea canister and lid, 5.5ins high, and a jug, 5ins high, all painted with flower sprays and other pieces, various £200-300
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A 20th Century copy of a "London Delft" blue and white pottery "Whit" wine bottle, dated 1646, 6ins high £100-150
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An English pearlware moulded pottery commemorative plate of octagonal shape, printed in brown with a portrait of the young Queen Victoria on the occasion of her crowning in June 1838, the raised detail to rim picked out in pink and green, 6.5ins diameter £60-80
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A late 19th Century Jean Boyer (Paris) porcelain part dinner service, enamelled with full blown pink rose sprays and gilt edge, comprising - forty-three 9.125ins dessert plates, fifteen 7ins side plates, pair of circular dessert stands, 8.5ins diameter x 4.5ins high, two-handled sauce tureen with integral stand and cover, 6ins high, and a circular dish, 9.125ins diameter (foot missing) £80-120
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An extensive late 19th/early 20th Century Limoges porcelain part dinner service, the moulded borders enriched with gilt detail (109 pieces - green stencil mark for "M de M" - some damage and loss) £80-120
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A pair of late 18th Century Limbach porcelain plates with reticulated rims and painted in coloured enamels with lovers in gardens, 9.5ins diameter (circa 1772-1787 - underglazed mark with star) £300-500
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A small collection of Hummel pottery figures, including - "Girl with Blue Cape", 3.75ins high, "Boy with Lamb", 4.5ins high, "Girl with Basket sitting on Fence", 4ins high and six others, various £80-120
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An early 20th Century Continental porcelain figural group - "Yardley's Old English Lavender", moulded as a mother carrying a basket of lavender with two children, on high scroll base, and painted in overglazed enamel colours, 12ins high (impressed "Dresden" and script mark) £60-80
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A Continental oval porcelain plaque enamelled in colours with half length portrait of a pensive young woman in white cap, 8.5ins x 4.75ins, in ebonised frame £200-300
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An early 20th Century Continental pottery bulbous jardinière and conforming pedestal of Art Nouveau design, decorated in colours and gilt with peacocks, 15ins diameter x 39ins high (jardinière cracked) £100-150
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Three 17th Century Dutch Delft blue and white pottery tiles painted with birds, and "Spider-head" corners, each 5ins x 5ins, and a similar, 5ins x 5ins £80-120
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A 19th Century Samson porcelain bowl after a Chinese original with armorial crest and scattered flowers within reserves on a scale pink ground, with similar decoration to the interior, 7.75ins diameter x 5ins high (spurious Chinese square seal mark to base) £80-120
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A pair of Della Robia glazed pottery tiles of large size designed by Ellen Mary Rope, one with an angel and a child, the other with a mother and child, the child holding a lily, each 20.75ins x 19.75ins (the tile with mother and child signed "E.M. Rope") £800-1200
Note: Ellen Mary Rope (1855-1934) originally designed these two panels as the outer panels of a triptych in memory of her brother, Dr. Henry John Rope, which was installed in the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital.
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A Goldschneider pottery figure - "Fazination" by Wilhelm Thomasch, 18.5ins high, circa 1922 (impressed "Thomasch" to back, painted and printed marks to base and impressed No. 5060 346 65) £1500-2000
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A Baccarat cut-glass "Dauphin" four sconce candelabra of 19th Century design, the moulded sconces with three etched glass shades and central obelisk pattern fitments, hung with prismatic drops, on cut and splayed arms, frosted dolphin pattern support and shaped circular base 28ins high, and a pair of conforming single sconce candlesticks £1000-1500
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A pair of late 19th Century clear glass chemist's display carboys and stoppers, 19.5ins high, and two others, 19ins and 15.5ins high, and a fifth stopper £200-300
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A 19th/20th Century glass "Chivas Regal Blended Scotch Whisky" - Urn shaped whisky dispenser with steeple cut cover and brass tap, 29ins high, and another plain example, 28ins high £200-300
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A Victorian cranberry and clear glass seven division epergne, with central trumpet, three smaller trumpets and three scrolled arms, each arm supporting a hanging basket, above crimped circular base, 21.5ins high £250-350
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A Victorian cranberry and clear glass four division epergne with central trumpet and three scrolled arms, each arm supporting a hanging basket, above crimped circular base, 16.5ins high, and one other Victorian cranberry and clear glass epergne, 14.5ins high £200-300
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A Victorian green and clear opaline glass four division epergne with central trumpet and three smaller trumpets above crimped circular base, 20.5ins high, and a similar smaller ditto, 18.5ins high £200-300
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A Victorian cranberry glass bulbous toilet jug with clear glass handle, the body enamelled in white in the "Mary Gregory" style with female figure in country landscape, 12.5ins high £150-200
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A 19th Century Bohemian ruby and white cased glass circular two tier table centre with gilded rims, the raised cased glass panels enamelled in colours with portraits of children and with leaf motifs, on plated circular base, 11.5ins high £150-200
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A 19th Century Bohemian clear and red flashed glass bulbous vase engraved with scrolled leafage and with slice cuttings, and with shaped and gilded rim, 10ins high £300-400
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A 19th Century Bohemian red flashed glass and cover engraved with a hunter and his dog and loose flower sprays, 10.5ins high £200-300
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A 19th Century Bohemian clear glass goblet, the bowl etched with a stag and with facet cut stem on circular footrim, 9.25ins high, three similar goblets, 8.75ins high, and a selection of similar etched glassware £120-160
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A pair of late 19th Century Continental gilt brass and champleve enamel mounted glass vases, the glass painted with sprays of flowers, each 10.25ins high £120-160
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A Continental two-handled glass serving bottle with trailed glass decoration and engraved with birds and fruiting vines, 9.25ins high, four late Victorian champagne flutes, the bowls engraved with fruiting vines, 7.5ins high, three glass paperweights, various and a small selection of other glassware, various £70-100
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An early 20th Century cut-glass and silvery metal mounted Continental travelling water carafe set, comprising - carafe, 5ins high, stand, 6ins diameter, tumbler, 3.5ins high, and a small bottle with stopper 2.5ins high, in fitted case, and three glass decanters/bottles £100-150
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A 19th Century white opaque glass jug by Webb of Stourbridge with shaped rim and clear glass handle, the body decorated with butterfly and flowers by Oscar Pierre Erard, 3.5ins high (red painted mark to base) £150-200
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A set of eight cut, gilt and blue flashed glass bowls with single handles, each 4.75ins diameter, in fitted case £100-150
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A pair of late 18th/early 19th Century English or Irish cut-glass candlesticks with prismatic drops and detachable nozzles, each 10.5ins high (some damage) £120-160
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An 18th Century clear glass bulbous barometer with applied prunts, 10.5ins high, a similar ditto, 9.5ins high (chipped to spout), and a green glass circular barometer, 7.5ins high £100-150
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A pair of 20th Century silver topped cut-glass spirit decanters, 7ins high(silver collars hallmarked London 1973), stoppers for same, a ditto silver topped decanter, 9.75ins high (silver collar hallmarked London 1975), stopper for same, and a plain cut-glass example, 7ins high, with stopper for same £200-300
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A late 19th/early 20th Century cut-glass claret jug with silver plated mount, cast, embossed and engraved with lion, bearded head and leaves, 7.5ins high, and a plain cut example, 12.75ins high, and stopper £200-300
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A large English wine glass, the drawn trumpet bowl with hop and wheat engraving, on a plain stem and domed and folded foot, 10ins high, and a wine glass with drawn trumpet bowl and tear drop to the plain stem, on a folded foot, 8ins high £80-120
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Ten 19th Century clear glass "ice cream" glasses, various sizes £50-70
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A collection of English 18th and 19th Century glasses, including - Pair of rummers engraved with a running motif, 5ins high, three dwarf ales on folded feet engraved with hop and wheat motif, 5.25ins high, and other pieces, various £120-160
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A pair of 1920s Daum liqueur glasses of orange tint on a purple foot, each 3ins high (engraved "Daum Nancy France" to foot) £200-300
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A modern cut-glass part table service (69 pieces) £150-200
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A Waterford "Kenmare" part table servicing, comprising - eleven 6ins clear glasses, eight 5.25ins sherry glasses and five 4ins liqueur glasses £200-300
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A pair of late Victorian stained and leaded glass rectangular panels decorated in colours with romantic couples in medieval dress, each 14ins x 10.5ins (slight damage) £200-300
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A pair of late Victorian stained, leaded and coloured glass circular panels each decorated with medieval knights, one worded "Henricus IV" within red glass borders, each 10.5ins diameter, and a similar lozenge shaped panel decorated with tavern scene, 13.5ins x 12ins £200-300
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A collection of Swarovski crystal animals, including - "Woodpecker" (annual edition 1988) 4.25ins high, and with mirrored stand, "Polar Bear" 1.75ins high, "Begging Dog", 1.675ins high, "Baby Elephant" 2.25ins high, and sixteen other models, various, and other crystal and cast metal models, various (all boxed) £150-200
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A collection of Swarovski crystal models, including - "Sitting Teddy Bear", 2.75ins high, "Butterfly", 2ins high, "Seated Cat", 3ins high, "Parrot", 2.25ins high and fifteen other models, similar, and five further crystal and metal models, various (all boxed) £150-200
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An Orrefors glass decanter of tall square section, 9.75ins high, and stopper (engraved "Orrefors 4 2998" and with applied label), and one other similar, 7.25ins (engraved "Orrefors 4 2795) £100-150
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A Caithness "Miniature Bell" pattern paperweight, 1.75ins high (D51855), seven other Caithness paperweights and fourteen other paperweights, various, with certificates for same £200-300
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