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A late 19th Century Brown-Westhead and Moore majolica model of a cat with a blue bow sitting on two books, the spine of one amusingly entitled "All About Mice", the other initialled "M. M." and dated 1877, 8ins high, with impressed factory mark £2000-3000
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Three good English delft wine bin labels of coat-hanger form, pierced for suspension, named in dark manganese for "Port", "Cyder", and "Madeira", each 5.5ins wide (circa 1760) £600-800
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An English creamware wine bin label of coat-hanger shape, the top pierced for suspension, named in black for "Hock", 5.5ins wide (circa 1800) another named for "Champayne", 5ins wide (circa 1820) and a late 19th Century white ware example named for "Claret", 5.675ins wide £150-200
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An 18th Century English delft blue and white charger painted with flowering shrubs issuing from a mound, possibly Bristol, 13.25ins diameter, an English delft dish painted in colours with a seated figure of Plenty holding a cornucopia, surrounded by flowering shrubs, in a palette of blue, green, and red, 13.75ins diameter, and two delft blue and white dishes, 13.5ins and 13.75ins diameter £150-200
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Three 18th Century English blue and white Delft chargers, comprising - landscape with pavilion on an island, the border with shrines and trees on low hills, 13.25ins, Chrysanthemum and bamboo issuing from a rock, the rim with flowering sprays, 13.5ins diameter, and seated Chinaman with two birds, bamboo and a fence, the border with a running floral design, 14.5ins diameter (broken in half and restuck) £150-200
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A pair of mid-18th Century English delft blue and white plates, the centres painted with flowering chrysanthemums, vase of flowers and fence and rockwork in a garden, 9.25ins diameter £80-120
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An 18th Century English delft blue and white flower brick, the sides painted with pavilions within a rocky landscape, 6ins x 2.25ins x 3.75ins high (damaged) £60-80
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A Belleek porcelain two-handled basket weave bowl and cover, the cover with moulded flowers, 7.5ins diameter x 5.5ins high (applied mark "Belleek County Fermanagh"), and four other pieces, various £300-400
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A 19th Century Prattware oval two-handled tazza, printed in colours with "The Blind Fiddler", after Sir David Wilkie, 13.5ins x 9.25ins, four Prattware coloured pot lids and bases, including "Tam O'Shanter ", 4.25ins, a jug printed in colours with shells on an apple green ground and inscribed in gilt "William O'Connell Emily 1859", 10ins high, and two Scottish carpet bowls £100-150 | |
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Eleven 19th Century English bone china dessert plates of shaped outline, the centres enamelled in colours with single botanical specimens, each 10ins diameter (some damage) £120-160
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A pair of late 19th Century Wedgwood majolica two-handled urns and covers, the moulded bodies with female heads and baskets of flowers in oval cartouches, acanthus and ivy and painted in colours on a dark blue ground, each 11ins high £150-200
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A collection of late 18th and 19th Century English porcelain coffee cans, teacups and saucers from a number of English factories, various (approximately sixty five pieces) £120-160
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A 19th Century Wedgwood pearlware blue and white pottery part dinner service printed with romantic landscapes, the rims with full blown roses and leaves, comprising - twelve 10in diameter dinner plates, twelve 8.9ins diameter dessert plates, twelve 9.75in diameter bowls, four graduated octagonal serving dishes, from10.5ins x 7.5ins to 18.75ins x 14.25ins, meat dish, 18.75ins x 14.25ins, pair of serving dishes and lids, 10.5ins diameter x 6ins high, and two knife rests, 3ins x 1.36ins (some damage) £300-500
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A mid-19th Century Davenport bone china part dinner service painted with pale green leaves and gilt, comprising - twenty three 10.5in dinner plates, seven 10.25ins soup bowls, three graduated serving dishes from 11.5ins x 14.5ins to 15ins x 18.5ins, oval two-handled soup tureen, stand and cover, 15.5ins x 11.5ins x 10.5ins high, pair of 10.75ins diameter vegetable dishes and covers, and sauce tureen and cover (general damage and wear) £200-300
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A small collection of "Gaudy Welsh" pottery and similar 'gaudiesque' pottery and bone china, including - part tea service comprising six 6ins tea plates, six tea cups and saucers, slop bowl, cream jug, and bread and butter plate, 9.25ins x 10ins (pattern No. 480), teapot and lid, 7.75ins high, matching two-handled sucriere and cover, 7ims high, together with twenty-seven other pieces, various £80-120
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A Royal Doulton bone china eight place dinner, coffee and tea service decorated with "Canton" pattern (H5052), comprising - eight 10.5ins dinner plates, eight 9ins dessert plates, eight 8ins side plates, eight 9ins bowls, a pair of oval serving dishes, 10.75ins x 8.25ins, pair of two-handled oval dishes and covers, 10.25ins x 7.5ins, circular two-handled tureen and cover, 10.5ins diameter, two oval serving dishes, gravy boat and stand, eight tea cups and saucers, eight coffee cans and saucers, teapot and lid, 11.5ins high, coffee pot and lid, 10.75ins high, eight 6.75ins cake plates, milk jug, covered sucriere, small circular dish, ash tray and cigarette holder £120-160
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Roger Cockram (20th Century British) - High fired stoneware bowl, moulded, painted and with scraffito detail of marine life, 10.5ins diameter x 4ins high, signed to underside and with potter's stamps £100-150
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An imposing British studio pottery stoneware lamp base moulded with fish and shells and painted in pale tones of blue and green, 19ins high, with potter's impressed mark to base, and two others, similar £100-150
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Tobias Harrison (born 1950) - blue lustre pottery bowl with broad rim, painted in gold and silver with the initials "M.J.L" and stylised foliage, 12ins diameter x 2.5ins high, and a small blue lustre bowl with gilt rim and footrim, 4ins diameter x 2.75ins high, both with incised name and numbered £70-100
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Two similar Wiltshaw and Robinson pottery Guinness "Toucan" advertising figures, model No. GA/2151, each 9.25ins high (one tail feather broken off but present) £150-200
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A small collection of Royal Doulton figures including - "Sweet and Twenty" (HN1298 - date code for 1931), 6ins high, "Sweety Anne" (HN1330 - date code for 1938), 7.4ins high, "Pamela" (HN1469), 8ins high, and thirteen other Royal Doulton figures, various £150-200
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A collection of Royal Doulton pottery Toby jugs, including - "Capt Ahab" (D.5500), 7ins high, "The Poacher" (D.6464), 4ins high, "Rip Van Winkle", 4ins high, together with eleven others, various and "Long John Silver", 5.5ins high (pottery unknown) £120-160
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Two Royal Doulton bone china figures - "Vivienne" (HN2073), 8ins high, "Carmen" (HN3991), 9ins high, and a Coalport limited edition bone china figure - "Flamenco" (No. 1877 of edition of 9500), 10.5ins high £60-80
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Six Royal Worcester bone china candle snuffers and figures, including - "Budge", 4.25ins high, "French Cook", 2.75ins high, Monk, 5ins high, and three others £200-300
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Six Royal Worcester bone china candle snuffers and figures, including - "Mandarin", 4ins high, "Toddie", 4.25ins high, "Feathered Hat", 3.75ins high, and three others £200-300
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A Meissen porcelain figure of a couple on a prancing horse (model A1226), modelled by Paul Scheurich (1883-1945), enamelled in colours and gilt, 14.25ins high, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, incised and impressed "1186", and incised "Scheurich" to front of model £1500-2000
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A late 19th Century Meissen porcelain figure of a putto grasping two fish while another lunges at him with jaws open, 5.875ins high (model no. K259, impressed "29" and with crossed swords mark in underglazed blue), and another of a putto playfully engaged with a crouching lion, its mouth open, 5ins high model no. R264 incised, impressed "121" and with crossed swords mark in underglaze blue £300-500
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A late 19th/early 20th Century Meissen porcelain group of a seated female figure with flowers attended by a standing male whilst a child picks fruit from a tree, 11ins high (blue crossed swords mark and incised and impressed marks - some damage) £300-400
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A 19th Century Meissen porcelain figure emblematic of Ceres, on rococo base, 9.25ins high, a Berlin porcelain figure of Orpheus emblematic of music, 8.25ins high, and another of a standing classically attired female emblematic of water, 11.5ins high (all with damage). £100-150
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A pair of 19th Century Continental porcelain figures of a hurdy-gurdy player and bagpiper, both in 18th century dress, 14ins and 14.5ins high, with spurious Frankenthal blue marks (restoration) £300-500
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A 19th Century Vienna porcelain figural group of a scantily clad seated lady holding a mask, with seated monkey and cherub climbing a tree, 10.75ins high, painted factory mark and impressed "5" (minor chipping) £200-300
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An early 20th Century Austrian Amphora "Blush Ivory" porcelain figure of a horse and cart, 14ins high x 20ins overall, a slip cast figure of two children, 17ins high, and a similar of a boy and geese, on circular base, 19ins high £70-100
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A set of four 20th Century Meissen porcelain slender baluster shaped vases with out-turned rims, enamelled in colours with birds on flowering and fruiting branches, each 4.25ins high (with painters numbers and crossed swords mark in underglaze blue) £150-200
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A Meissen porcelain moulded circular plate of shaped outline, the centre printed and painted in green with Deutsche Blumen and scattered flowering sprays, 15ins diameter, a ditto plate of shaped outline similarly decorated, 12ins diameter, and a ditto blue and white leaf-shaped dish painted with a loose flowering spray, single flowerheads and insects, 7.5ins (all with crossed swords marks in underglaze blue and with impressed and painted marks) £200-300
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A 19th Century Meissen white porcelain double sweetmeat dish modelled as a young girl in 18th Century dress astride a pair of handled wickerwork baskets, on rococo base, 6ins high, and a 19th Century white porcelain figure of a young boy in 18th Century dress leaning on a grape basket, 8.25ins high (imitation Volkstedt mark) £120-160
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Three late 19th Century Samson porcelain plates after Chinese originals, the centre's painted with spurious armorials, the rims painted with flowers and cornucopia within reserves, each 9.5ins diameter, and five 18th Century Chinese plates, various £150-200
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A small late 19th/early 20th Century Continental porcelain oval wall mirror, the frame modelled with flowers, leaves and buds, the top surmounted by two winged cherubs holding a leaf and flower garland, part painted in blue with gilt highlights, the mirror plate with bevelled edge, 12.75ins x 10ins (with painted blue factory mark - minor restoration) £80-120
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A pair of 19th Century porcelain baluster-shaped vases and covers in the Chinese "Kangxi" manner, 16ins high, each enamelled with baskets of prunus and chrysanthemums, the bases with red commendation marks £300-400
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A pair of late 19th Century Carl Thieme (Potschappel) baluster-shaped porcelain vases painted in enamels with harbour scenes, the bodies applied with flowers and leaves, 8.5ins high (factory marks) £100-150
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A 19th/20th Century Continental porcelain baluster shaped vase painted in colours with flowers, fish and insects, 20.5ins high (rim repaired) £80-120
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A 19th Century KPM porcelain plaque of the Madonna Della Sedia after Raphael, painted with the Madonna holding the infant Christ, oval 7ins x 5.25ins, impressed sceptre and KPM mark £150-200
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A quantity of Continental and English porcelain and pottery, including - pair of 5.62ins diameter Bing and Grondahl porcelain plaques modelled by Eneret, a pair of German porcelain beakers painted with landscapes - "Nymphenburg" and "Schlossberg", each 4.75ins high, an early 19th Century Vienna coffee can and saucer, the can painted on cameo brown with neo-classical scene within a gilt octagonal frame, on a blue ground, together with eleven other pieces, various £70-100
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Guido Cacciapuoti (1892-1953) - Ceramic model - "Maternity", seated mother feeding her baby, incised and impressed marks, 13ins high (circa 1940) £400-600
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A late 17th Century Hispano Moresque lustre pottery plaque moulded with the figure of the crowned standing Virgin, 10.75ins x 8ins, and a similar holy water stoop, 9.75ins x 4.25ins (restored) £200-300
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An early 18th Century delft blue and white two-handled posset pot and cover, with protruding spout, painted with flying insects amongst flowering shrubs, with blue dashes to the handle and spout, 11.25ins high (restored), and another of bulbous form, 4.5ins high (spout broken and with damages) £200-300
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A pair of Dutch delft 18th Century blue and white baluster-shaped vases painted with flowering shrubs and bamboo, each 10ins high (one with associated lid), a small baluster-shaped vase painted flowering chrysanthemum issuing from rock work, with fence, 6.75ins, and another, 6.75ins high (damages) £150-200
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A Dutch delft blue and white baluster-shaped vase of panelled form, the body painted with birds amongst flowering branches within shaped cartouches, 12ins high, and a lid (painted potters mark), a baluster-shaped vase painted with flowering sprays and rock work, 11ins high, and two other vases, various £150-200
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