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A pair of Royal Crown Derby two handled vases the ogee moulded bodies finely painted with oval reserves of "View of Monzi Castle, Scotland" and "Roslin Castle, Scotland", gilt and white palmette borders, the blue ground with gilt foliage, the bases gilt and white fluted, on circular plinths with stylised flower heads, leafage and hatched borders, gilt handles, 15.5cm high, printed mark in red, inscribed with title and numbered in red, date code for 1920 £400 - 600
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A Derby Japan palette cylindrical coffee can with angular handle, 7cm high, painted mark in red; a Staffordshire pottery cylindrical mug decorated with floral pendants on an iron red ground, leaf moulded scroll handle, 8cm high, Circa 1840 (2) £20 - 30
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A Royal Crown Derby shaped rectangular pin tray with scroll moulded border decorated to the centre with sailing ships by W. E.J. Dean, 13cm wide, impressed mark and printed mark in red, date code for 1934 £70 - 100
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A Derby shell shaped pin tray decorated to the centre with infant girl and sheep, sponged blue border decoration, 13cm wide overall, impressed marks and bearing impressed registration number, early 20th Century £40 - 60
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A Bloor Derby plaque - Chatsworth, Derbyshire, finely painted with a view of the house with river and cliffs beyond, 6.5cm x 9.5cm, printed mark in red and inscribed with title verso in red, framed, Circa 1820 £250 - 350
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A Bloor Derby circular plaque - View of Darley, near Derby, finely painted with church, factories and river with angler to the foreground, 11cm diameter, printed mark in red and inscribed with title in red, Circa 1820 £200 - 300
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A Royal Crown Derby sugar scuttle the ivory ground decorated in Japanese palette with chrysanthemum blossoms and prunus branches, gilt detail, 9cm high, printed mark in red and date code for 1894 £30 - 40
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A Royal Crown Derby shaped square pin tray printed and painted with a retriever by C. Gresley, 7.5cm square, printed mark in red and date code for 1934 £25 - 40
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A Royal Crown Derby salt realistically modelled as a bird with brown feathers and white and yellow chest on a domed base, 9cm high, printed mark in red £20 - 30
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A Royal Crown Derby cabinet plate the border panelled with rose sprays and three ovals finely painted with floral sprays within a gilt bell flower decorated blue border, blue and gilt rim, 19.5cm diameter, printed mark in red and date code for 1900 £30 - 50
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A Derby circular cabinet plate painted to the centre with a female figure seated on an upholstered sofa, pale celadon border, 23cm diameter, impressed Derby and initialled DM (possibly later decorated) £20 - 30
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A pair of Royal Crown Derby hunting scene shaped circular plates by C. M. Bell, painted to the centre with huntsman and hounds in landscape scenes, jewelled turquoise and gilt borders, printed marks in red, each 22.5cm diameter £30 - 50
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A Royal Crown Derby kingfisher paperweight decorated in Imari palette, 11.5cm high, printed mark in red, modern £20 - 30
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A quantity of Royal Crown Derby posies pattern tea and dinner ware, etc (qty) £20 - 40
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A late 18th Century Derby figure of a boy wearing blue jacket, yellow breeches, his black hat filled with fruit, holding a piece of fruit in his right hand, scroll moulded floral encrusted base, detailed in gilt, 14cm high, incised 8 £80 - 120
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An English porcelain plaque, possibly Derby, painted in the manner of William Corden with a half length portrait of a young woman, holding a rose, wearing brown dress seated on a sofa before green drapery, a castle beyond, 10.25cm x 8.5cm; contained within a gilt tooled Morocco case £200 - 300
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An English porcelain plaque of rectangular shape, painted with a view of Haddon Hall with fishermen on the banks of The Derwent, sheep in the meadow, 17cm x 30.5cm, painted Hadd.n Hall in red verso, early 19th Century (faults) £70 - 100
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Stefan Damian Nowacki - a rectangular porcelain plaque of a child and dog in extensive flower filled garden, signed lower right, 13cm x 18cm, framed £80 - 120
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A Lynton porcelain scent flask of elongated octagonal form with cylindrical silver gilt neck and lion mounted stopper the blue body decorated to the front with a shipping panel by Stefan Damian Nowacki, the sides and back royal blue decorated with gilt fleur de lys, the rectangular base conforming 11.5cm high, signed £80 - 120
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A pair of English pottery miniature Mansion House Dwarfs after engravings by "Callot", typically modelled and polychrome enamelled with floral encrusted bases, 6cm high, Circa 1830
The figures are based on a design by Callot and originally produced by The Chelsea Factory. After 1770 they were re-issued at Derby described as "Grotesque Punches" in the 1784 Derby sale catalogue. The name Mansion House Dwarf derives from the practice of attaching advertisements to the figures of dwarfs that formally stood outside The Mansion House in London
Ref page 52 & 107 English Porcelain Figures by Arthur Lane
John Twitchett, Derby Porcelain (1980) pl. 355
Peter Bradshaw, Derby Porcelain Figures, 1750-1848 (1990), plates 259 & 260 for Callot's Engravings £200 - 300
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An 18th Century Derby Mansion House Dwarf with moustache, standing with left hand on his hip holding a staff in his right with tall yellow painted hat with drum and flag trophy, his blouse floral decorated on a green dot ground, yellow breeches, floral encrusted base, 19cm high, incised 274 (faults and restoration) £150 - 200
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A pair of Bronté Porcelain limited edition Mansion House Dwarfs of John Twitchett and Henry Sandon, each polychrome decorated, each 11.5cm high approx., printed mark in black, numbered 17 of 100 with accompanying certificate signed by John Twitchett and Henry Sandon and additional note from John Twitchett dated February 1st 2001, boxed £100 - 150
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Milwyn Holloway - a Fine Art Ceramic Paintings plaque - Harvest Time with figures loading hay on back of a horse drawn cart, chickens in the foreground, signed lower right, 19.5cm x 24.5cm, printed mark in black, framed £80 - 120
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Milwyn Holloway - a Fine Art Ceramic Paintings plaque - Huntsman and Hounds, signed lower right, 19.5cm x 24.5cm, printed mark in brown, framed £80 - 120
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A 19th Century Staffordshire Toby Jug modelled as Nelson? with crab stock handle, 18cm high £30 - 50
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A Pennington "fisherman" pattern tea bowl and saucer decorated in under glaze cobalt blue, saucer 13.5cm diameter, tea bowl 8cm diameter, Circa 1780 (firing faults and minor crack to tea bowl rim) £25 - 35
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A Doulton Lambeth miniature commemorative beaker relief decorated with a portrait of Nelson flanked by sea battles in green on a dark blue ground, moulded crown above, 4.5cm high, impressed mark and numbered 4261, late 19th Century £80 - 120
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Two Minton porcelain candlestick figures one modelled as a lady in 18th Century dress with bows in her hair, her hands on her hips wearing turquoise top and floral detailed skirts, the other as a woman with ribbons in her hair, her arms folded wearing purple top and pink and floral trim skirts, 10cm high and smaller, late 19th Century £100 - 150
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A Mason's style miniature jug and bowl each piece decorated with floral panels within gilt surrounds on a dark blue ground, jug 3.5cm high, bowl 5cm wide, mid 19th Century (faults) £30 - 50
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A Minton's square teapot stand slip trail decorated with kingfishers amidst bulrushes, 15.5cm square the back moulded Minton's China Works, Stoke-On-Trent, England; a circular teapot stand, decorated with stalk and dragonflies within lily and bulrush lake scene, 15.5cm diameter,late 19th Century (2) (faults) £20 - 30
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A Prattware plate decorated to the centre with a mother and children in extensive landscape within formal border and apple green rim, 18cm diameter, mid 19th Century £30 - 40
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Two Coalport saucers each finely painted with floral sprays on gilt and blue grounds, 15cm and 13cm diameter, mid 19th Century £20 - 30
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A Belleek kneeling maiden pitcher, the jug moulded with yellow accents to hair and handle, 12.5cm high, printed mark in green, date code for 1965-1980 £20 - 30
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A quantity of miniatures including Minton pot pourri basket and cover, two Mason's style jugs, a three handled tyg, a miniature mug and a menu holder (6) £50 - 80
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A Tuscan China cottage gateway colourfully decorated and realistically modelled, 13cm high, printed mark in green; a Crown Staffordshire cottage orné, 9cm wide; a pottery cottage orné before a textured bocage, 7.5cm high,the base inscribed Glebe-Chelsea and initialed IMS 1926 (3) £30 - 50
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A 19th Century pottery figure of a lion with mottled body, brown mane and red mouth, standing on a rectangular green and red mottled base with brown rim, 23cm wide, 20cm high £80 - 120
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A Wedgwood silver mounted black basalt lidded jug with silver collar, lid, loop handle and girdle, the black basalt body with a laurel moulded collar above ribbon tied leafy swags, 21.5cm high, indistinct maker's mark, Sheffield 1856 £100 - 150
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A Doulton hunting jug with Sheffield plate collar, lid and acanthus thumb piece, the body relief moulded with a hunting scene, 24cm high, Circa 1840 £75 - 100
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An 18th Century English cream ware chocolate cup and cover painted in yellow, blue and olive green with ovals and floral sprays, moulded loop handle, the slightly domed cover conforming with sphere finial, 12cm high (faults) £30 - 50
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A Royal Doulton three piece coffee service - Reynard the Fox, each piece relief moulded with fox, the angular handles as whip handles, the coffee pot with globular red finial, coffee pot 20cm high, printed mark in green, bearing registration number 744193 (coffee pot with crack, crazed and discoloured base) £30 - 50
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An extensive Coalport tea and coffee service, of apple green bat wing design, comprising twelve tea cups, eight coffee cups, seven small and twelve larger saucers, sucrier, cream, twelve tea plates and two bread and butter plates, early 20th Century, printed mark in green and numbered 2665 (faults) £60 - 100
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Three Victorian Staffordshire flat back figures: Returning Home, Going To Market and Dick Turpin, 22cm high and smaller £30 - 40
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A pair of Staffordshire sheep, realistically modelled on domed lemon gilt bases with gilt line detail, 13.5cm wide, late 19th / early 20th Century £20 - 30
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Ten Staffordshire Cottage ornés, various sizes, 20th Century £50 - 80
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A Coalport hunting scene pattern part tea service, teapot 16cm high, printed mark in green (qty) (faults) £20 - 30
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A Staffordshire flat back figure of a cow standing before a rustic stump, a pail at its feet, 21cm high, late 19th Century (faults) £20 - 30
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A Victorian majolica bread bin and cover of rectangular outline moulded overall with acorns and leafage on a mottled brown ground, rustic handles and borders, 42cm high, 40cm wide, late 19th Century (faults) £60 - 100
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An Astbury-Whieldon type figure of a violin player wearing tricorn hat, brown coat and breeches, circular domed base, 16cm high, bearing ACA.C.J.Wall label to the base, mid 18th Century (faults) £600 - 800
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A pair of interesting hard paste porcelain trencher salts of waisted shaped rectangular outline with reeded corners, painted in under glaze blue with flowers and leafage, 8cm wide, 5.5cm deep, 4cm high, possibly early 18th Century £200 - 300
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An early 19th Century English porcelain plaque finely painted with a floral filled urn on a ledge, 22cm x 18.5cm, framed (some paint flaking) £200 - 300
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