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A Longton Hall sauceboat of silver shape. Painted in underglaze blue with the Wind Swept pattern. Manheim label. Workman's mark and impressed mark. c1755, 18cm long. £150 - £250
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A Chelsea Derby octagonal dish. With puce and turquoise edging and enamelled in green monochrome enamels with flower swags in the atelier of James Giles. Puce anchor c1775, 22cm wide. £80 - £140
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A Longton Hall leaf moulded pickle dish. The rim eged in brown and finely enamelled with a bouquet and scattered sprigs, c1755, 13.5cm. £100 - £150
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A pair of Derby figures. Modelled as a seated lady and gent with a pug dog and a cat. Raised on naturalistic bases with applied floral decoration. Incised No. 51. c1780, 13cm high. £100 - £180
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An eighteenth century Wallendorf teabowl and saucer. With fluted mouldings, enamelled with flower sprigs, puce ribbons and inscribed in black enamel F. V Sudman, G. Sudmans. Underglaze W mark to both pieces. Saucer 12.25cm diameter. £40 - £80
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A pair of Chelsea Derby leaf moulded sauceboats. With naturalistic loop handles and enamelled with flower sprigs in the manner of Edward Withers, c1775, 13cm long. £60 - £100
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A Worcester teabowl and saucer. Printed in underglaze blue after Robert Hancock with The Birds in Branches pattern c1780. Saucer 12cm. £50 - £80
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A Worcester teabowl and saucer. With blue edged rims and printed in underglaze blue with the Fruit Sprigs pattern. Hatched crescent marks c1780. Saucer 12.25cm diameter. £40 - £80
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A Worcester large globular teapot and cover. Decorated in coloured enamels with a loose bouquet and scattered sprigs, c1780, 16.5cm high. £50 - £100
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A Chelsea lobed plate of Gotzkowsky type after a Meissen original. Painted with flower sprigs interspersed with moulded panels of flowers under a brown line rim. Stilt marks c1755, 23.5cm wide. £150 - £250
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An early nineteenth century Derby figure coloured in enamels and modelled as William Shakespeare leaning against a pedestal over a canted oblong plinth. Incised marks, 30cm. £80 - £120
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A Bow leaf moulded dish with stalk moulded handle. Painted in coloured enamels with a loose bouquet of flowers and scattered sprigs, c1760, 21.5cm wide. £80 - £120
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A Neale & Co. solid agate ware neo-classical vase and cover. With twin scrolling eagle handles supporting sprigged parcel gilt creamware husk swags, further decorated with applied medallions and raised on a black basalt plinth. Impressed mark c1776-84, 29.5cm. £500 - £800
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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. £20 - £30
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A Worcester coffee cup and saucer. Tightly fluted and painted in underglaze blue with lambrequin borders. Crescent marks c1760. Saucer 11.5cm diameter. £50 - £80
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A Worcester coffee cup and matching saucer. Both printed in underglaze blue with the Fence pattern. Hatched crescent marks c1770. Saucer 11.75cm diameter. £40 - £50
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A Sèvres saucer dish. Ground in rose pompadour, with gilt dentil rim, a border of enamelled trailing leaves and with scattered rose blooms. Painted crossed Ls mark, date code for 1775, gilders monogram for Vande, 21.25cm diameter. £40 - £60
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A small Sèvres plate. With blue celeste a gilt ribbon borders, enamelled scattered sprigs and with a roundel portrait of a young girl to the centre. Painted crossed Ls mark, date code for 1763, painters mark for Viellard, 20cm diameter. £60 - £100
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A Meissen allegorical figure group. Modelled with a pair of cherubs over a rococo style base coloured in enamels. Emblematic of Europe and America. Underglaze blue crossed swords to the side of the plinth c1760. £300 - £400
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A Sèvres pommade pot and cover with berry moulded finial. Ground in rose pompadour, with tooled gilt flower garlands supporting oval cartouches containing enamelled scenes with birds in landscapes. Painted crossed Ls, date code for 1779, painters mark for Francois Alonde, gilders monogram LF, 9cm. £100 - £150
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A Sèvres three legged baluster cream jug with naturalistic branch moulded handle. Ground in gros bleu, gilded and painted in coloured enamels with a bird in a landscape. Painted mark in gilt, c1775 painters mark for Thedore, 12.5cm. £100 - £200
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A Sèvres oval pedestal dish. Blue celeste ground, with tooled gilding, having reserves to the handles containing enamelled flowers and enamelled to the centre with a Watteauesque scene. Painted crossed Ls mark and date code for 1776. £150 - £250
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An early nineteenth century Paris cabinet plate, probably Sèvres. With moulded C scroll rim, matt green ground border, tooled gilding and enamelled with an ornithological subject. Suspension hole inside the footrim, 24.5cm wide. £100 - £200
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A small Sèvres tureen and cover of lobed form. Having gilt dentil rims, dry blue borders and enamelled with scattered flower sprigs. Crossed Ls mark and date letter L over 3 c1780, 23cm. £150 - £250
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A Sèvres sucrier and cover with moulded loop handles. Rose pompadour ground and having raised gilt cartouches containing finely enamelled flower bouquets. Printed S.48 and painted crossed Ls mark, c1850, 11cm. £200 - £300
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A cased Royal Worcester six place coffee set. Decorated with birds and animals in landscapes by E. Barker, H. Stinton, Sedgley, J. Stinton and R. Austin. Printed puce marks and signed. £500 - £800
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A Royal Copenhagen figure from the Danish National Costume Series by Carl Martin Hansen. Modelled as a kneeling young girl clutching two bunches of flowers. Named Gronland and with painted marks, No. 12415. 14.5cm. £150 - £250
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A Royal Worcester twin handled pedestal urn and cover by James Stinton. With mask handles and bands of gilded moulding framing a central moorland scene with a pheasant and hen. Signed, printed puce mark and date code for 1919, shape number 1572, 27cm. £500 - £800
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A small nineteenth century Derby gilt framed plaque. Ground in apple green, gilded and with an enamelled cartouche containing a bouquet of flowers. 11.25cm x 8cm. £30 - £40
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A pair of Victorian George Jones pate sur pate vases by Frederick Shenck. With loop moulded handles, olive ground, gilded and enamelled with mythological scenes depicting Cupid and Aphrodite. Unmarked, 15.5cm high. £250 - £350
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A Royal Worcester twin handled pedestal vase by Harry Martin. Gilded and painted with roses. Signed. Printed puce mark and date code for 1909, shape number 2307, 27cm. £100 - £180
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A Joseph Holdcroft Victorian majolica jug. Of flattened circular form and with faux bamboo moulded handle. Ground in pale blue, edged in yellow and with moulded panels decorated with fish on gros bleu grounds. Impressed marks, 21cm. £200 - £300
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A pair of Royal Worcester twin handled bud vases by William Ricketts. With slender tapering necks issuing from the pear shaped bases enamelled with apples, strawberries, cherries and pears. Signed, printed puce mark, date code for 1923, shape number 305/H, 21cm. £500 - £700
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A late nineteenth century Vienna pedestal twin handled urn and cover. Claret ground, with tooled gilding and painted with a named scene from mythology "Aurora". Underglaze beehive mark, 22cm high. £100 - £150
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A Regency Spode small cylindrical bud vase. Gilded and painted with a panel of seashells and coral. Painted mark, 7.5cm £50 - £80
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An assembled Rockingham tea service. Decorated with gilt and grey scrollwork. Comprising; teapot, sucrier, milk jug, seven saucers, six teacups and a coffee cup. Puce griffin marks to the saucers c1830. Teapot 18cm high. £60 - £100
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A Rockingham entree dish and cover, sauce tureen, cover and stand and a small dish. Decorated in print and enamel with flowers pattern 451. With gardrooned and shell moulded borders and the covers with shell finials. Sauceboat stand and entree dish base with printed red griffin marks, c1826-30. Entree dish base 30cm wide. £100 - £150
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A nineteenth century Brampton saltglazed stoneware teapot and cover by Samuel & Henry Briddon. In novelty form modelled as a seated man wearing a top hat, overcoat and waistcoat with an extended arm forming the spout. 24cm high. £150 - £250
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A Derbyshire saltglazed stoneware puzzle jug. With pierced rim, moulded strap handle and sprigged with a hare, basket of flowers and a hen pheasant, 18cm. £100 - £150
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A Newport pottery Art Deco match striker and cigarette holder designed by Clarice Cliff. From the bizarre range decorated in overglaze enamels with flowers on a brown and orange drip glaze. Printed mark, 6.75cm high. £60 - £100
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A Worcester mug of cylindrical form and with reeded loop handle. Painted in underglaze blue with the Walk in the Garden pattern. Open crescent mark, c1760, 11.5cm. £150 - £250
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A Worcester commemorative mug with reeded strap handle. Printed in black after Robert Hancock with the King of Prussia design. Bearing the Kings portrait with a winged putti descending with a laurel crown and having flags and victory motifs. Monogrammed R. H. with an anchor and inscribed 1757, King of Prussia. 8.5cm high. £100 - £180
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A rare Worcester tankard with grooved loop handle. Printed with the Man Holding a Gun pattern and with the Man Shooting a Gun pattern to the reverse. Hatched crescent mark c1780, 12cm high. Label for the Geoffrey Godden reference collection. £200 - £300
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A Worcester tapering cylindrical mug. With grooved loop handle and decorated with the Plantation print. Crescent mark, c1760, 12cm high. £100 - £180
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A Caughley cylindrical mug with grooved loop handle. Printed in underglaze blue with a rendition of the Worcester Bouquets pattern. Printed S mark, c1770, 11.5cm high. £100 - £180
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A Worcester cylindrical mug with grooved loop handle. Printed in underglaze blue with La Peche / La Promenade Chinoise. Hatched crescent mark, c1770, 12cm high. £100 - £200
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A small Worcester mug. With moulded strap handle and printed in underglaze blue with the Natural Sprays group. Crescent mark c1760, 8cm high. £100 - £150
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A Beswick Aberdeen Angus bull in associated box. Gold printed mark, 20cm. £40 - £60
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A group of three Beswick Jersey cattle. Bull, cow and calf. Printed marks, bull 16.5cm. £80 - £120
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A Beswick eleven piece hunting group. Two redcoats mounted on bay horses, a boy upon a palomino pony, seven beagles and a fox. Printed marks. Tallest 21cm. £300 - £400
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