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An Aynsley bone china green and gilt part dinner service, comprising - ten 10.75ins dinner plates, ten 9.25ins plates, ten 8.25ins dessert plates, ten 6.5ins small plates, a pair of two-handled vegetable tureens and saucers, 8.5ins diameter x 5ins high, together with four saucers £100-150 plus 24% BP*
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A Moorcroft pottery jug, tube-lined and decorated in colours with "Fruit Garden" design, designed by Nicola Slaney, 5.75ins high (unboxed) £100-150 plus 24% BP*
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A Moorcroft pottery vase, tube-lined and decorated in colours with "Hepatica" design, designed by Emma Bossons, 6.75ins high (unboxed) £100-150 plus 24% BP*
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A limited edition Moorcroft pottery vase, tube-lined and decorated in colours with "Sunderland" design, designed by Shirley Hayes, No. 305 of 350, 8ins high (unboxed) £100-150 plus 24% BP*
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A limited edition Moorcroft pottery vase, tube-lined and decorated in colours with a tulip design, designed by Emma Bossons, No. 52 of 100, 12.25ins high (unboxed) £100-150 plus 24% BP*
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An early 20th Century Royal Doulton stoneware vase, moulded and painted with fruit trees, on a blue ground, 13.5ins high (with impressed factory mark, initials and incised "M.B") £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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A pair of early 20th Century Royal Doulton stoneware vases of compressed globular form, moulded and painted with flowers, fruit and leaves, on a blue ground, each 8.75ins diameter x 8ins high £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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A pair of early 20th Century Royal Doulton stoneware baluster-shaped vases, moulded and painted with leaves and fruit, on a blue ground, each 6ins diameter x 8.25ins high (with impressed factory mark, numbers and incised letters), and a pair of Royal Doulton stoneware vases of conical form, each 5ins diameter x 3.75ins high £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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Four Royal Doulton pottery mask jugs - "Sairey Gamp", 6.5ins high, "Granny", 6.5ins high, "Parson Brown", 6.5ins high, "Auld Mac", 6ins high, Fieldings mask jug - "Winston Churchill", with anchor handle, 6ins high, an early 20th Century "Squire" Toby jug, 11.5ins high, and a collection of Toby and mask jugs, various (twenty-eight) £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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A small collection of Beswick pottery animal figures, including - "Dunsley Cowboy" (Jersey Bull), 4.5ins high, "Newton Tinkle" (Jersey Cow), 4.25ins high, barn owl (1046), 7.5ins high, donkey, 4.5ins high, Corgi, 5.5ins high, eighteen further Beswick models and fourteen pottery figures and face jugs, various £200-250 plus 24% BP*
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A collection of nineteen Beswick pottery figures of horses, including - Bay Shire horse, 10.5ins high, Bay horse, 11.5ins high, Piebald pony, 6.5ins high, a Royal Doulton equestrian figure, and one other £200-300 plus 24% BP*
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A rare English pearlware pottery Liverpool and Manchester Railway commemorative jug, circa 1830, printed in blue with the Moorish arch in Liverpool and the locomotive "Novelty", 4.5ins high (restored), a Staffordshire Corn Law pearlware jug printed and painted with "Our Bread Untaxed, Our Commerce Free", 4.25ins high, a pottery mug printed with sentiments in memory of King William the Prince of Orange, 4.25ins high, and a late 19th Century Doulton pottery "Reform" jug, printed in blue with a portrait of George Kinloch Esq MP, 7.5ins high (with restoration) £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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A Poole pottery charger decorated with "Delphis" design, by Cynthia Bennett, 16.5ins diameter (with factory mark and painters initials)
Note: Bennett worked at Poole pottery between 1971 and 1977 £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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A Crown Ducal pottery two-handled vase decorated by Charlotte Rhead with Autumn leaves design, 7ins diameter x 7.25ins high, with Crown Ducal printed back stamp, signed by decorator and with raised number "212", and a small Clarice Cliff bowl with pierced "Bluebird" cover, 4ins diameter x 1.5ins high £70-100 plus 24% BP*
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A collection of fifteen modern Rye pottery slip cast figures from "Chaucer's Canterbury Tales", painted in pale colours, all with printed marks £150-250 plus 24% BP*
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A Troika pottery "Cube" vase moulded with stylised motifs, 3.125ins high, a cylindrical vase, 5.5ins high, and a smooth glaze rectangular vase, 1.75ins x 3.75ins x 4.5ins high (all with painted workshop and decorators/designers marks) £150-200 plus 24% BP*
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A Troika pottery "Wheel" vase decorated with stylised motifs, by Avril Bennett, 5.75ins diameter (painted Troika mark and monogram for Avril Bennett)
Note: Avril Bennett worked at the Troika Newlyn Pottery between 1973 and 1979 £150-200 plus 24% BP*
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A Troika pottery slab vase designed by John Bedding, 12.5ins high (painted mark)
Note: John Bedding worked at the Troika Pottery Newlyn between 1963 and 1983 £120-160 plus 24% BP*
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An English pearl ware pottery jug transfer printed in black with a portrait of Queen Victoria with her date of birth, proclamation, and crowning, the verse with "Father Matthew. Administrating the total abstinence pledge", with lustre detail, 5.5ins high, and an octagonal press-moulded child's plate printed in black and over painted in colours with a similar portrait of Queen Victoria, 6.75ins diameter, both circa 1840 £200-300 plus 24% BP*
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An English pearl ware pottery jug transfer printed in puce to both sides with double portrait of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, within shaped cartouche on blue ground, 8ins high, circa 1840 £180-240 plus 24% BP*
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A late 19th Century English pottery jug commemorating Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, moulded with a portrait bust to one side, the other with the quartered emblems of the United Kingdom on a shield within a garter crowned, 8ins high (with registration date of March 1897 to pad mark), and a similar moulded jug with a bust of William Ewart Gladstone, the reverse with acorns and oak leaves, 8.75ins high £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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An English pottery jug commemorating the death of Prince Albert, transfer printed in mauve with Britannia mourning the portrait of the Prince to one side, the other Britannia offering a bough of laurel at his memorial, with views of the Crystal Palace, 7.25ins high, circa 1861, and a Doulton Lambeth stoneware pottery jug commemorating Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897, moulded with profile busts of both the young and old queen, within oval cartouches on a blue ground, 7.25ins high £120-160 plus 24% BP*
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An early Victorian salt glazed stoneware flask of flattened baluster form, moulded with portraits of the young Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, within shaped cartouches with a garland of flowers, 8ins high £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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An early Victorian brown glazed flask of flattened form, moulded with a bust of the young Queen Victoria, 8ins high, and an early Victorian lead-glazed pottery flask of flattened form, moulded with portraits of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, 7.35ins high £120-160 plus 24% BP*
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A small collection of late Victorian bone china and pottery plates and dishes commemorating Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, 1897, including - pair of bone china plates, transfer printed in brown and painted with 1897 and crown over the royal cipher, the Royal Arms and Coats of Arms of Great Britain, and floral and leaf sprays representing the four countries of the United Kingdom, 7.75ins diameter (impressed mark of "M & Co" under crown), pottery press moulded charger of shaped outline, printed in brown and painted to centre with a portrait of the Queen, surrounded by vignettes containing views of the four royal residences and dated 1897, 12ins diameter, and four other pieces, various £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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A small collection of 19th Century British bone china and pottery ceramics commemorating the lives of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, including - bone china dressing table set of ring stand, pin tray, powder bowl and lid, candlestick and tray of shaped outline, enamelled in colours with crown over an oval cartouche containing the royal cipher and date 1887, with flowering garlands and gilt detail, on a pale yellow ground, tray 9.75ins x 12.25ins, a pair of bone china spill vases with profile portraits in sepia of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, on dark red ground within a plain gilt cartouche on an apricot ground, each 5.5ins high, and seven other pieces, various £150-200 plus 24% BP*
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A Prattware pot lid - "The Late Prince Consort", within a contemporary black painted pottery circular mourning frame, 6.75ins diameter overall, and another - "Albert Memorial", 4.25ins diameter £60-80 plus 24% BP*
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A large matched pair of 19th Century Staffordshire pottery figures of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, enamelled in colours, the oval bases named in gilt, each 17.5ins high £150-200 plus 24% BP*
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A small collection of 19th Century Staffordshire pottery figures, including - Queen Victoria, 11ins high, Prince Albert, 11.75ins, the Prince and Princess of Wales, 11ins high (label for Rich Collection), a clock case with standing male and female figure, 12.5ins high and three other figures, various £150-200 plus 24% BP*
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A small collection of 19th Century Staffordshire pottery figures, including - Prince Albert, his right hand on his hip, 8.5ins high, Queen Victoria seated holding a child with Prince Albert standing beside her, 10.75ins high, a seated Prince Albert with a child beside, 6.75ins high, a male gillie standing beside a water fountain with a seated lady to the other side, 11.25ins, and three other figures, various £120-160 plus 24% BP*
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A small collection of 19th Century Staffordshire pottery figures, including - large standing figure of Queen Victoria, 17ins high, Prince and Princess of Wales, 9.5ins high, seated Queen Victoria with child standing on her right, 7ins high, standing girl caressing a lamb, 9.25ins high, and three other figures, various £150-200 plus 24% BP*
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A small collection of 19th Century Staffordshire pottery figures, including - Queen Victoria standing, 11ins high, Prince Albert standing, 11.5ins high, spill vase with two sleeping children, 6.25ins high, pair of figures of children riding on the back of goats, each 5.75ins high, and three other figures, various £120-160 plus 24% BP*
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A small collection of 19th Century Staffordshire pottery figures, including - A seated Prince Albert with letter in his hand, 7ins high, a young Princess riding a pony and holding a flag, 3ins high, two young children on a high backed sofa and holding a dog, 6.5ins high, a young girl with lamb, 6.25ins high, and five other related ceramics £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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A small clear pressed glass moulded dish with a portrait of a young Queen Victoria beneath a crown, the rim with a tied flowering garland of the emblems of the United Kingdom, 3.825ins diameter, and four pieces of late Victorian pressed glass commemorating the monarch's 50th Jubilee, including - clear dish, 8.25ins diameter, amber tinted dish 7.75ins diameter, clear milk jug, 3.825ins high, and two-handled quaich, 4.75ins diameter £60-80 plus 24% BP*
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A cast plated metal copy of the Great Seal of the Realm of Queen Victoria, made in two separate parts, the obverse showing the monarch seated saddle astride a horse with a page in attendance, the reverse the enthroned monarch with female supporters, each 6.375ins diameter, and a pair of bronzed spelter shoulder length busts of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, both 5.5ins high £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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A struck bronze Council Medal for the Great Exhibition of 1851 designed by William Wyon (1795-1851), the obverse with the double portrait of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, President of the Society of Arts which planned the Great Exhibition, the reverse celebrating Great Britain's industrial and commercial power, 3.125ins diameter, another designed by William Wyon, the obverse with a bust of Prince Albert, the reverse the globe surmounted by a dove with outstretched wings, and worded "Exhibition of the Works of the Industry of All Nations MDCCCLI" together with a small collection of medals, coins and stamps of Queen Victoria and later interest, various £120-160 plus 24% BP*
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A Victorian gilt brass profile bust of Prince Albert, 8ins high £60-80 plus 24% BP*
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An ink signature - "Victoria R", below a coloured photograph of the elderly Queen Victoria, another - "Albert", above a black wax seal and with a photograph of Price Albert, and a single small strand of hair reportedly from the head of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, taken in 1837, with certificate of authenticity, all contained in gilt moulded frames and glazed £150-250 plus 24% BP*
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A late Victorian linen handkerchief printed primarily in black with a portrait of Queen Victoria surrounded by portraits of members of her extended family, British Prime Ministers, and uplifting vignettes, dated 1887, 20.5ins x 20ins, another with a portrait of the Queen, the border printed in colours with boating scenes and a young girl with a lamb, dated 1887, 15ins x 15ins, three others, and a black printed silk bookmark of the late Prince Consort, by Dalton and Barton, 8ins x 2ins (taped down) £80-120 plus 24% BP*
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After Hermann Winterhalter (1808-1891) - Woven silk panel - Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and a young Prince of Wales, 23.75ins x 19.5ins, in gilt moulded frame and glazed, and mezzotint of the young Queen seated and wearing coronation robes, 25.25ins x 17.5ins, circa 1838, in gilt moulded frame and glazed £120-160 plus 24% BP*
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A nightgown of fine white hand-stitched linen with machine laced frill at the neckline and cuffs, with Queen Victoria's imperial cipher under crown, No. "24" to the front of the garment
Note: The No. "24" is a laundry mark used for identification purposes during washing. The number signifies that this nightgown was twenty-forth in the Queen's possession £200-300 plus 24% BP*
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Pair of Victorian chromolithographs by Le Blond of Queen Victoria and Price Albert, both riding, each 2.5ins x 4.5ins, a black printed silk in memoriam panel - "HRH Prince Consort. Born at Rosenau Aug 26 1819 - Died at Windsor Dec 14 1861", 8.5ins x 2.5ins, and thirty eight prints of Victoria and personalities of the Victorian age, various £150-200 plus 24% BP*
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Early 19th Century British school - Pencil drawing - "The Princess Victoria. From an Engraving by T. Woolnoth of a Picture by Anthony Stewart", 9.5ins x 7.25ins, W.H. Mote (19th Century) after William Drummond (act. 1800-1850) - Stipple engraving, published by Tilt & Bogue, London, 1st November 1842, oval 9.5ins x 7.75ins, and five engravings of Queen Victoria interest, all in gilt frames and glazed £120-160 plus 24% BP*
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19th Century British school - Coloured lithograph - "Pride of Britain" - Study of Victoria and Albert's eldest son, Bertie, circa 1845/1850, published by Dean & Son, 11.75ins x 9ins, stipple engraving - "The Queen in her Bridal Dress", oval 9ins x 7ins, and five coloured prints of Victorian interest, various £120-160 plus 24% BP*
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Samuel Cousins (1801-1887) after Alfred Edward Chalon (1780-1860) - Engraving - "H.M. Queen Victoria" - Full-length portrait of the young Queen wearing coronation robes, published by F.G. Moon, 20 Threadneedle Street, London, 28th June 1838, 30.5ins x 21ins, in gilt moulded frame and glazed £120-160 plus 24% BP*
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A Lalique clear, frosted and opalescent glass vase, of "Eucalyptus" design (No. 936), 6.5ins high, moulded "R. Lalique", wheel engraved "France" and engraved "No. 936"
Note: Design introduced in 1925 £600-800 plus 24% BP*
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A Lalique clear, frosted and opalescent glass vase of "Laurier" design (No. 947) the body moulded with berries and leaves, 7ins high (with relief moulded mark and incised "France" - small chip to underside of rim) £400-600 plus 24% BP*
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