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A WEDGWOOD AND BENTLEY CACHEPOT AND STAND each with broad mottled apricot moulded bands, stand impressed mark, 11 1/2ins. (27cms.) dia. £550-650
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A JACKFIELD TYPE TEAPOT AND COVER lustered each side with peacocks, bird finial, 3 3/4ins. (9.5cms.) dia. together with a black basalt teapot and cover of shaped rectangular oval form, moulded with classical figures £120-160
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A PEARLWARE OVAL DISH the feathery moulded border enriched in blue, together with another similar, 18 1/4ins. (46.5cms.) wide and 16 1/4ins. (41cms.) £120-150
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TWO TURNER STONEWARE JUGS one moulded with children at play beneath a tree, the other with a hunting party, one with impressed mark, 5 1/2ins. (14cms.) high £100-120
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A REDWARE TEAPOT possibly by Thomas Barker, the cylindrical body sprigged with foliate motifs, ex Olive Talbot Collection, 3 1/2ins. (9cms.) dia. £250-280
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A DELFTWARE POLYCHROME CHINOISERIE PAINTED DISH 13 1/2ins. (34cms.) together with a Spode plate printed with famille rose chinoiserie European shipping view, pattern no. 3067, ex Zorensky collection, and a blue and white mustard pot £100-120
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PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES he with a gun, she with a bow and target, 7 1/2ins. (19cms.) high. £100-120
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A SPODE BLUE AND WHITE JASPERWARE TEA POT AND COVER together with a sugar bowl and cover, impressed mark, teapot 4ins. (10cms.) dia. £100-120
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A STAFFORDSHIRE "WOOD TYPE FIGURE" of a boy before a tree trunk, 5 1/4ins. (13cms.) high £100-120
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A WEDGWOOD BLUE JASPER MUG sprigged with tall classical maidens, impressed mark, 4 1/2ins. (11cms.) high £120-140 ENGLISH PORCELAIN
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A BOW GROUP OF A CHERUB kneeling beside a tree, a bird peering down, a dog beside, 8ins. (20cms.) £150-250
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A DERBY FIGURE OF A SHEPHERD holding a lamb, 8ins. (20cms.) high £120-160
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A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER COFFEE CUP the slight cinquefoil body with "feather" moulding painted with floral sprays £340-380
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A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER BLUE AND WHITE SPARROW BEAK JUG printed with floral sprays, blue crescent mark, 2 3/4ins., (7cms.) high £60-100
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A COALBROOKDALE EWER AND BASIN delicately applied with forget-me-nots, blue cross swords mark and purple WT, basin 6 1/2ins. (16cms.) dia. £100-120
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A LIVERPOOL JOHN AND JANE PENNINGTON BLUE AND WHITE TEA BOWL AND SAUCER the fluted body painted with floral sprigs £100-120
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A BOW POLYCHROME SWEETMEATS STAND of numerous shells, set amongst corals and small shells on a rocky outcrop, the bowl interiors painted with floral sprays, 8 3/4ins. (19.5cms.) high £420-480
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A DERBY CUP AND SAUCER each painted, possibly by Zachariah Boreman, with a named view New Foremach Derbyshire, and view near Duffield, Derbyshire. blue crown and baton mark and 107. £130-180
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A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER BLUE SCALE SAUCER DISH painted in the Kakiemon palette with mirror or vase shaped panels of flowering plants, blue w mark, 7 1/2ins. (19cms.) dia. £220-260
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A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER BLUE SCALE COFFEE CUP, TEA CUP AND SAUCER painted in the Kakiemon pallette with vase or mirror shaped cartouches of flowering plants, blue c mark, £220-260
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A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER BLUESCALE SUGAR BOWL AND COVER painted with mirror and vase shaped cartouches of flowering plants in the Kakiemon manner, blue crescent mark, bowl 4ins. (10cms.) dia. £300-350
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A PAIR OF FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER POLYCHROME PLATES each painted with floral swags within gilt mirror or vase cartouches reserved on a blue scale ground, script 'W' mark, 7 1/2ins. (19cms.) wide. £150-200
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A PAIR OF BOUGH POTS each painted with a bold convolvulus and scattered gilt sprigs, rams mask handles, 8ins, (20cms.) wide overall £150-250
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A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER POLYCHROME SAUCER DISH painted with panels of fruit, reserved on a solid dark blue ground, enriched with gilt pebblework, blue crescent mark, 7 1/4ins. (18.5cms.) dia. £250-300
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A PAIR OF FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER SAUCEBOATS of silver shape, each with sepia view prints, the interior with a lady promenading in a country house park, the exterior with a windmill or dove cote, within moulded cartouches, 6 1/4ins. (16cms.) wide. £400-600
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A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER POLYCHROME COFFEE CUP of quatrefoil section, painted with scattered floral sprigs £200-300
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A SET OF SIX FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER BLUE AND WHITE TEA BOWLS AND SAUCERS each printed with floral sprays and butterflies, together with a Caughley egg strainer, printed with the fisherman pattern £200-250
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A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER TWO HANDLED CUP painted in the Kakiemon palette, blue square seal mark, together with a Worcester polychrome saucer the fluted body painted with floral sprigs, blue square seal mark £100-120
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A NEWHALL CREAM JUG 4 1/4ins. (11cms.) high, pattern number 338, together with a Newhall tea bowl and saucer £100-120
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A DERBY LEAF MOULDED SAUCE BOAT delicately painted with floral sprigs, 7 1/2ins. (19cms.) wide £110-130
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A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER POLYCHROME TEAPOT AND COVER painted with the Kempthorne pattern, 4 1/2ins. (11.5cms.) dia. £180-220
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A CHELSEA RED ANCHOR BOTANICAL PLATE painted with a cactus, the feathery moulded rim picked out in red/brown, 8 1/2ins. (21.5cms.) dia. £350-400
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A PAIR OF CHELSEA RED ANCHOR PLATES moulded with floral sprigs and garlands and delicately painted with floral sprays, 9 1/2ins. (24cms.) dia. £300-350
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A JUG AND BASIN boldly painted with cartouches of floral sprays, reserved on a solid dark blue ground enriched with gilt foliage, jug 11 1/2ins. (29cms.) high, basin 12ins. (30.5cms.) dia. £250-350
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A DERBY FIGURE OF A SEATED PUG DOG bells about his collar, 3 1/4ins. (8cms.) high £250-300
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A CHELSEA RED ANCHOR MINIATURE FIGURE OF A REAPER standing before a stump with his scythe, red anchor mark, 2 1/4ins. (5.5cms.) high £500-600 ex R.D. David Butti collection
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A CROWN DERBY PLAQUE "The Watcher's" After Morris (?JC), signed James Platts, Derby, iron red crown mark, 7 3/4ins. (18cms.) x 9 7/8ins. (25cms.) £1100-1200
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A DERBY PLAQUE painted with a Pointer, his collar labelled Thornton, signed D Lucas, the reverse inscribed in iron red Dash a valuable Pointer in the possession of Col. Thornton", 6 1/4ins. (15.5cms.) x 7 3/8ins. (18.5cms.) £1500-1600 Dash was also painted by Sawrey Gilpin. Dash was bred from a Pointer bitch and a Foxhound. Col. Thornton was a flamboyant sportsman who moved to 'Spye Park', Wiltshire, at one time styling himself on the Prince de Chambord.
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A BOW OCTAGONAL DISH painted in the Imari palette with quails, 11ins. (28cms.) wide £280-340
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A DERBY CHAMBER CANDLESTICK the fluted pan moulded in low relief with scrolls and foliage, painted with floral sprays and applied with floral sprigs, pan 5ins. (12.5cms.) dia. £100-120
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A CHELSEA RED ANCHOR LEAF DISH painted with scattered insects, red anchor mark, 11ins. (28cms.) wide £200-300
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A PAIR OF FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER POLYCHROME LETTUCE LEAF SAUCE BOATS each naturalistically moulded body painted with floral sprigs, 8 3/4ins. (22.5cms.) wide £150-250
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A PAIR OF DERBY FIGURES of a gardener and his companion, incised no. 55, he 8 1/4ins. (20.5cms.) high £100-150
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A PAIR OF CHELSEA BROWN ANCHOR HANS SLOANE PLATES brown feather moulded rim, 8 1/4ins. (21cms.) dia, together with another similar with a silver border, 9 1/4ins. (23.5cms.) dia. (3). £400-500
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A DELFTWARE BLUE AND WHITE SHALLOW BOWL painted with a church before a mountainous background, 12 1/2 ins. (32cms.) dia. £150-200
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A BLUE AND WHITE TOBACCO JAR labelled St Omer, within an elaborate heron and eel inhabited cartouche, script mark for J. van Duyn, body 13ins. (33cms.) high £300-400
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A PAIR OF FAIENCE SCALLOP SHELL TUREENS AND COVERS each with a matching dish, painted with floral sprays and sprigs and insects, tureen 9 3/4ins. (34.5cms.) wide, dish 10ins. (25cms.) wide. £150-200
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A MEISSEN HAND MIRROR the frame applied with a floral meander, 10 1/2ins. (27cms.) long £100-120
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