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Six Royal Crown Derby bone china dinner plates painted and decorated in gilt with an "Imari" pattern with stylised flowers, and with gadrooned border, 10.5ins diameter and ten 6.25ins diameter side plates, similarly decorated with plain gilt rims, 6.25ins diameter (printed marks) £200-300
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Six Royal Crown Derby bone china two-handled soup bowls painted and decorated in gilt with an "Imari" pattern, 4.75ins diameter, six matching stands and four dessert plates, 8.25ins diameter £120-160
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A Shelley blue and white porcelain twelve place setting part tea service £80-120
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A pair of late 18th Century Derby porcelain figures of a recumbent ram and ewe, on flower encrusted bases, each 1.75ins high (patch marks) £150-200
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A small collection of 19th Century English pottery models, including two similar standing tigers, 3.375ins high, two black spotted and one grey rabbit, each 2.25ins high, a standing poodle holding a pheasant in its mouth on high base, 4.25ins high, and ten further models, mostly animals, various £200-250
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A collection of English and Continental ceramic bird models, including - Crown Staffordshire "Snowy Owl", 5.5ins high, modelled by Linley Adams, a similar "Small Owl", 5.25ins high, modelled by Adams, a Royal Worcester "Hedge Sparrow" (3333), 3ins high, and thirty-five other models, various £120-160
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A collection of six modern glazed stoneware ceramic figures, comprising - "Great Crested Grebe Courtship Display" 12.75ins high, "Black Throated Diver No. 14", 8.5ins high, "Brent Goose" 9.25ins high, "Water Rail No. 4" 4.75ins high, "Sowwhet Owl" 7.5ins high and "Garganey Duck" 5.25ins high £100-150
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An English 18th Century blue and white Delft tile painted with "Jonah and the Whale", 5ins square (probably London - circa 1720-1750), and two other Delft tiles, each 5.125ins square, all framed £80-120
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Six mid 18th Century English manganese Delft tiles, each 5ins square, five Dutch Delft and one English Delft blue and white tile, various (some damage £120-160
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A collection of English 18th Century Delft plates and dishes, predominantly painted in blue and white, comprising - seven plates, all approximately 8.75ins diameter, three chargers, from 12ins to 13.5ins, and an octagonal charger, 13.75ins x 18.75ins (extensive damage) £80-120
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An early 19th Century English blue and white pottery cake stand, the centre printed with a horseman and retainer within a classical landscape, 12.5ins diameter (impressed "W" - possibly from the "Ottoman Empire" series) £80-120
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A collection of English blue and white printed pottery, including - Late 19th Century Copeland Spode "Italian" pattern toilet jug and basin, jug 10.25ins high, basin 14.5ins diameter, a pair of 19th Century ironstone plates with a chinoiserie scene of pavilions by a lake, 9.25ins diameter, ten other pieces, an early 19th Century porcelain Flight Barr & Barr Worcester dish, the centre with crest of fleur-de-lis, the border painted with vine leaves in puce with gilt tendrils, 14.25ins x 12ins, and a pair of Caughley leaf shaped pickle dishes (both damaged) £120-160
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Six T.G. Green yellow "Cornish Ware" storage jars and covers, three 7ins high and three 6.25ins high, three similar - "Flower", "Sugar" and "Salt" shakers, and a salt and pepper £200-300
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A late 19th Century Minton's porcelain plate, the centre painted with a winged cherub chasing a yellow butterfly, with gilt border, 9.5ins diameter (printed mark and impressed date code for 1884), framed and glazed £120-160
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A late 19th Century English circular porcelain plaque painted with a three quarters length study of a young woman by Leslie Johnson, the border moulded with shells, 9ins diameter, signed by
the artist and dated 1893, framed and glazed £300-500
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An English circular porcelain plaque painted with a fishing boat in a stormy sea, 8.75ins diameter, signed "R.A. Shufflebotham" (possibly Caverswall Pottery), in modern white frame and glazed £150-200
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James Skerrett - Ceramic plaque decorated with "The Mermaid's Paradise", 9.5ins x 7.5ins, signed, in oak frame £120-160
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A pottery or porcelain plaque decorated by John Michael - Two children with donkeys, 5.75ins x 8.25ins, signed, in gilt frame £80-120
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Two small English porcelain circular plaques - One painted with a grey mare and foal, 1.75ins diameter, the other with the head of a St. Bernard dog, 1.25ins diameter, in ebonised frames and glazed £100-150
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A late 19th Century English pottery circular charger painted by Gustav Leonce with a winter scene with two rutting deer, 20ins diameter (printed marks "L.M. & Co" and "Ranvier, 160 St. John's Road, Clerkenwell"), signed "G. Leonce" (circa 1875), framed and glazed £150-200
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A 19th Century Coalport porcelain oval basket with high handle and encrusted with flowers, on a green and gilt ground, 7ins high (restored) £200-300
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A Copeland Parian figure - "The Dancing Girl Reposing", modelled by Calder Marshall, 17.75ins high, the front impressed "Art Union of London 1840" and "Copeland", the back of the tree stump incised "Marshal Fect Cheverton" £200-250
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A pair of Minton majolica urn pattern vases moulded in relief with ivy leaves, 4ins high (impressed factory marks and date code for 1864 - both with damage), and a 19th Century English majolica jug with moulded waterlily and leaf pattern to body (indistinct impressed mark) £120-160
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A mid 19th Century Samuel Alcock & Co bone china copy of the "Portland Vase", the decoration transfer printed in black on a blue ground, 10.5ins high (painted mark "S.A.& Co. No. 3/9458" - hairline crack to base) £150-200
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An early 20th Century Royal Worcester porcelain reticulated vase of baluster form, the cream body with gilt highlights and with three gilt landscape vignettes, with jewelled border to the shoulder, 3.375ins high (printed mark with date code for 1900 and shape No. 1074) £80-120
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A pair of late 19th Century Royal Crown Derby bone china vases and covers painted in colours and gilt of flowering sprays on a royal blue ground, 8ins high (one damaged) £120-160
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Six early 19th Century English porcelain plates, the centre with a crest of a greyhound courant sable seizing a hare, with the motto "Grata Sume Manu", within a gilt border, the rim with three reserve panels of flowers on a claret ground, 10.5ins diameter (probably Coalport) £250-350
Note: The crest and motto belongs to the Briscoe Family of Maryland, U.S.A. and appears to have been first used by Dr. John Briscoe of St. Mary's, 1632
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An early 19th Century English porcelain square dish, the centre painted in enamels with "Clammy Cranes Bill" within a border of gilt, yellow and floral reserves, 8.25ins square, a pair of English plates painted with floral sprays on an apple green ground, the moulded border picked out in gilt, 8.5ins square, and an English plate, the centre picked out with a floral spray within a gilt border, 8.5ins diameter, and a collection of primarily 20th Century commemorative plates, various £80-120
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A pair of late 19th/early 20th Century two-handled green glazed pottery candlesticks, 11.5ins high (umarked) £100-150
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A Burmantofts turquoise glazed pottery jardinière modelled as a nautilus shell supported on a rocky mound (impressed marks - circa 1900), 19ins high (restoration) £150-200
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A late Victorian Staffordshire pottery bulbous jardinière and cylindrical pedestal decorated by R. Dean with waterlilies on a dark green ground, 13ins diameter x 41ins high (signed) £150-200
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A late Victorian brown glazed stoneware cistern, the front moulded in relief with figures by a well, the sides with bulrushes, 17ins x 14ins x 28ins high £150-200
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A brown salt glazed four handled stoneware bread crock and cover of large size, 19ins diameter x 23.5ins high £60-80
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A set of five 19th Century Meissen porcelain figures emblematic of the "Senses" modelled as seated ladies in 18th Century dress with their appropriate attributes, on shaped rectangular bases, various heights between 5ins and 6ins (blue crossed swords mark, impressed and incised marks - restoration) £800-1200
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A 19th Century Meissen porcelain figure of a seated woman in 18th Century dress holding a bible, with a spinning wheel to her side, 6.75ins high (blue crossed swords mark, incised and impressed marks - restoration) £300-500
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A 19th Century Meissen porcelain standing figure of a woman in 18th Century dress with book and muff, 8ins high (blue crossed swords mark, impressed and incised marks - restored) £200-300
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A 19th Century Meissen porcelain figure of a huntsman, 7ins high, and a figure of a gallant, 5.75ins high, both in 18th Century dress (blue crossed swords marks and impressed numbers - both with restoration) £150-200
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A 19th Century Meissen porcelain figure of a putto emblematic of "Autumn" holding a bunch of grapes and scythe and with grapes in his hair, 5.75ins high (blue crossed swords mark and incised number - restored) £100-150
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A pair of 19th Century Continental porcelain candelabra figures of a gentleman and a lady in 18th Century dress, 16ins high (spurious Meissen marks - restoration and loss) £200-300
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A pair of late 19th/early 20th Century Continental porcelain figures of a gallant and his female companion, both in 18th Century dress, 15.5ins and 16ins high (spurious Meissen marks - some damage) £150-200
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A Continental porcelain figure of a boy shepherd asleep on a bank. 7.75ins high (arm broken), and a pair of Continental porcelain figures in 18th Century dress, each 5ins high (printed blue marks to all pieces) £100-150
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A pair of 20th Century Meissen porcelain models of a turkey cock and hen, 4ins and 3.5ins high £80-120
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A collection of ten Royal Copenhagen porcelain models of birds, including - "Pigeon" 7.75ins high, "Crested Duck" 4.75ins high, "Robin" 2.5ins high, and seven others, various £100-150
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A late 19th Century Meissen porcelain part tea service painted with full blown pink roses and gilt (teapot missing - 77 pieces) £120-160
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A late 19th Century Meissen porcelain cache-pot of panelled form with satyr mask handles, enamelled in colours with figures in an extensive landscape, the panels divided between tooled gilt bands, the interior rim with a border of gilt leaf scrolls and husks, 4.25ins high (blue crossed swords mark and incised "E174" and pressed No. 150 - damage to satyr's horns), and a 19th Century Meissen porcelain dish, the body moulded with a gilt vine and leaf design, 11.5ins diameter £300-500
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A 19th Century French porcelain bowl, the interior enamelled in colours with floral sprays and with gilt detail, 10.25ins diameter (marked in gilt to base "Nant-Carw." - rubbing to gilding) £80-120
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A 19th Century French porcelain bowl, standing on three feet and with everted rim, enamelled and gilt with an armorial crest and with scattered flowers, 10ins diameter x 5ins high (spurious square seal mark after a Chinese original - rim broken and restuck and lid missing), and another bowl with armorial decoration 6.5ins diameter x 3.25ins high £70-100
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