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A German porcelain breakfast cup and saucer. Decorated in the Meissen style with blue ground panels and enamelled Watteauesque scenes framed within gitterwerk bands. Vienna mark. Saucer diameter 15cm. £40 - £80
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A pair of Victorian Staffordshire spaniel and pup groups raised on cobalt blue table bases. 21cm high. £40 - £80
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A pair of Victorian Staffordshire spill vases. Each modelled with a horse and foal raised on a naturalistic base with a stream. Decorated in coloured enamels. 28cm. £40 - £80
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A pair of Coalport gilded pot pourri vases with domed pierced covers. Having split scrolling handles and hand painted by Derek Pass and A. Sproston with fruit. Signed and with printed marks. 14cm high. £60 - £100
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An early nineteenth century English porcelain trio. With gilt bands, dentil and scroll borders framing enamelled landscape vignettes. £20 - £40
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Eleven items of eighteenth century English porcelain teaware, mostly New Hall. All decorated in coloured enamels with flowers. £60 - £100
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A pair of nineteenth century Masons Ironstone china candlesticks. With beaded mouldings and painted in the Imari style with flowers. Impressed Ironstone China Patent marks. 15.5cm. £60 - £100
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A boxed Aynsley commemorative china urn and cover raised on a wooden plinth. To commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Coronation of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II. With gilt and cobalt blue ground and enamelled with a topographical landscape of Westminster Abbey. Numbered 50 of 50. Printed mark and with certificate. 35cm. £200 - £300
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A pair of Victorian Staffordshire flatback figures. Modelled as a fisherman and his companion and coloured in enamels. 33cm. £40 - £80
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A boxed Aynsley china memorial urn and cover raised on a mahogany plinth for Diana Princess of Wales 1961-1997. Ground in cobalt blue, gilded and enamelled with two landscape scenes of Althorp Park. With certificate limited to 36 this numbered 21. Printed marks. 35cm high, £150 - £250
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A pair of Crown Devon lustre glazed twin handled vases. Painted by D. Cole with seascapes. Signed and printed marks. 17cm high. £30 - £40
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A boxed Spode china twin handled commemorative centrepiece. In memoration of the golden jubilee of H.R.H. Queen Elizabeth II. Gilded, with blue ground bands, enamelled with flowers and with two topographical cartouches, one depicting Windsor Castle and the other Buckingham Palace. Printed marks, with certificate and numbered 30 of 250. 24cm wide. £50 - £80
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A pair of Sèvres cabinet plates painted after Greuze, genre interior scenes with children under cobalt blue and tooled gilt borders. Painted crossed L's marks and signed. 24cm wide. £60 - £100
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Three early nineteenth century English porcelain spill vases and a similar ice cup on stand, the former in the Rockingham style. Each with coloured enamel decorations and gilding. Tallest 12.5cm. £100 - £150
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A pair of nineteenth century Samson Worcester ovoid vases and covers. Scale blue ground, gilded and enamelled with fancy birds. Psuedo square seal marks. 16cm high. £40 - £60
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A Royal Crown Derby plate. Decorated in the imari style. Printed mark, pattern 1128. 27cm diameter. £30 - £60
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A pair of Bloor Derby twin handled specimen vases of squat form. Gound in cobalt blue, gilded and enamelled within oval cartouches with flower bouquets. Printed marks. 9cm. £40 - £60
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A Victorian porcelain model of a dog in a basket, possibly John Bevington, Staffordshire. Decorated with applied brambles and coloured in enamels. 23cm wide. £40 - £80
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A Wadeheath 1930s moulded pottery jug licensed by Walt Disney. The handle formed as the big bad wolf and moulded to the body with the three little pigs and decorated in coloured enamels. Printed mark.26cm high. £40 - £60
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A nineteenth century life sized painted terracotta model of a seated pug with inset glass eyes, probably Austrian. 54cm high. £400 - £600
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A nineteenth century life sized painted terracotta model of a seated bulldog with inset glass eyes and moulded collar, probably Austrian. Impressed L & L. 50cm high. £500 - £700
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An early nineteenth century pearlware meat plate. Printed in blue with an urn of flowers, a dove and a butterfly under a typical border. 54cm wide. £50 - £100
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A nineteenth century Meissen style oval hall mirror. Surmounted with a pair of winged cherubs supporting a floral garland and with applied flowers and a ribbon to the lower frame. Underglaze blue J. R. monogram. 45cm. £150 - £250
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A large Worcester Flight, Barr & Barr platter. With gardrooned moulding and decorated in gilt and coloured enamels with flower sprigs. Impressed mark. 57cm wide. £100 - £150
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A Royal Copenhagen twelve place tea set. Gilded and with sepia monochrome enamelled sprigs. Printed and painted marks. £40 - £80
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A large early twentieth century Vienna wall charger. Painted after Franz von Defregger with the Zither player. Signed A. Huber. Underglaze beehive mark and painted inscriptions. 42cm diameter. £300 - £400
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A large early twentieth century Vienna twin handled pedestal urn and cover. Ground in gross bleu, having tooled gilding and enamelled with Classical scenes. 52cm high. Beehive mark, printed. £1000 - £1800
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A rare Mintons majolica oval casserole dish and cover of rockwork form and moulded to depict mallard ducks being stalked by a pair of foxes. With moulded toadstool finial and further ornamented with moulded ivy leaves. Impressed marks. 37cm wide. £1000 - £1500
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A pair of Coalport lidded pedestal urns. With twin moulded ram mask handles, ground in cobalt blue, gilded and enamelled with fruit. Signed A. Sproston. Printed blue marks. 25cm high. £100 - £150
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A commemorative Caverswall china urn and cover in memoration of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II diamond jubilee. Raised on a mahogany plinth, with moulded ram mask handles, ground in cobalt blue and gilded. Painted by S. Smith with a cartouche landscape of Windsor Castle. Ltd 12 of 50. Printed marks, retailed by Peter Jones of Wakefield. Vase and cover 26.5cm. £100 - £200
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A commemorative Caverswall china urn and cover to celebrate the wedding of H.R.H. Prince William to Catherine Middleton. Raised on a mahogany plinth, with moulded ram mask handles, ground in cobalt blue and gilded. Painted by S. Smith with a cartouche landscape of Westminster Abbey. Ltd 13 of 50. Printed marks, retailed by Peter Jones of Wakefield. Vase and cover 26.5cm. £100 - £200
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A pair of Royal Worcester twin handled pedestal urns painted by Terrence Nutt & Paul Stanley with apples, peaches, grapes and blackberries. With moulded scrolling handles, gadrooning and gilded. Printed black marks shape 1969. 30.5cm. £1000 - £1500
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A Royal Worcester twin handled pedestal urn and cover by John Stinton. Gilded and finely enamelled with highland vignettes with cattle. Signed, printed puce mark and date code for 1919, shape number H313. 33cm high. £300 - £400
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A pair of Royal Worcester cabinet plates. Painted with peaches, cherries and gooseberries by J. Smith. Printed black marks. 27cm diameter. £400 - £500
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A boxed Spode china commemorative vase and cover. In memoration of the Golden Jubilee of H.R.H. Queen Elizabeth II. With cobalt blue ground, gilded and with two enamelled topographical cartouches, one of Balmoral Castle and the other Sandringham House. Printed mark numbered 52 of 100 and with certificate. 32cm high. £80 - £120
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A boxed Spode china commemorative vase and cover. In memoration of the Golden Jubilee of H.R.H. Queen Elizabeth II. With cobalt blue ground, gilded and with two enamelled topographical cartouches, one of Windsor Castle and the other Buckingham Palace. Printed mark numbered 52 of 100 and with certificate. 32cm high. £80 - £120
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A pair of Royal Worcester blush ware pedestal ewers. Delicately enamelled with flowers, the double scrolling handles with moulded mask terminals are picked out in matt green mirrored on the socle bases. Printed green marks. 23cm high. £100 - £180
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A French Art Nouveau gilt bronze mounted porcelain powder bowl and cover by Paul Louchet, Paris. Decorated to the cover with a parian relief plaque depicting putti under a moulded gilt bezel. The base is ground in blue and green and with moulded gilt borders decorated with satyr masks and flowers. Applied pad mark. 14cm wide. £300 - £400
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Six Royal Worcester plates finely painted with fruit by John Freeman & Leighton Maybury. Printed black marks. 15.5cm diameter. £300 - £400
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Four Royal Worcester cups and saucers. Finely enamelled with fruit by John Freeman, Harry Ayrton & George Moseley and with gilded exteriors. One set with puce marks and the other three black. Saucers 14cm diameter. £400 - £600
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A Royal Worcester bud vase painted by Kitty Blake. Decorated in typical style with autumnal leaves, berries and blossom. Printed puce mark. 13cm. £60 - £100
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A Royal Worcester bisque model of the racehorse Nijinsky by Doris Lindner. Raised on a mahogany plinth and with leather framed certificate. Limited to 500 models this being number 476. 26cm long. £300 - £400
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A Royal Worcester silver mounted hand mirror and clothes brush. Painted in coloured enamels by Harry Stinton with highland cattle. Signed, assayed Birmingham 1928. £300 - £400
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An Italian Lenci pottery Art Deco wall mask by Helen Konig Scavini. Formed as a serine looking young woman wearing a head scarf. Painted mark and paper label. 29cm. £400 - £500
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A Royal Crown Derby cased porcelain vase to commemorate the bicentenary of the St Leger race 1776-1976. Designed by June Branscombe and painted by Stefan Nowacki with horses and jockeys on a yellow scale ground, signed. Printed marks in red. Number 13 of 50. 42cm high. £300 - £500
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A Royal Worcester bisque model of H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh on horseback and in polo playing attire by Doris Lindner. Raised on a mahogany plinth and along with a leather framed certificate. Limited to 750 models this example numbered 313. 30cm long. £200 - £300
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A small Royal Worcester cabinet plate by William Ricketts. Painted with peaches, cherries and blossom. Signed. Printed puce mark, date code for 1922. 15.5cm diameter. £50 - £80
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A Royal Worcester teacup and saucer by Louis Flexman. Ground in cobalt blue, with tooled gilding and enamelled with bands of fruit. Signed, printed puce marks with date codes for 1921. £40 - £80
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A Beswick equestrian model of a mounted Queen's lifeguard soldier on a dapple grey horse. Printed mark. 25cm high. £200 - £300
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A Chelsea Derby canted oblong dish. With pale blue ground border adorned with tooled gilding, enamelled with husk swags, butterflies, insects and fruit. Unmarked, c1770. 23cm. £30 - £40
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