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A pair of Derby biscuit groups, circa 1785, one youths with animals, the other youths with musical instruments, each around a central tree trunk, incised crown, crossed batons and D marks, no. 333 and 334, 29cm high (2)
see illustration
£600-800 (+Fees*)
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Three Derby biscuit groups, circa 1780, each with central female figure and musical instrument beside a broken column and with cherubs around the base, incised no. 216 and 217, one broken, 26cm high (3)
£400-600 (+Fees*)
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Two Paris (La Courtille) groups circa 1785, a gallant and companion, garlanded with flowers, crossed torches incised mark, 21cm high (2)
see illustration
£700-900 (+Fees*)
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A set of three Niderviller biscuit figures, circa 1775, comprising a youth beside a grape hod, hand lacking, another beside a wheel of fortune, and a girl beside a vase and cover, each on a square base and impressed Terre de Lorraine, incised GG, each 21cm high (3)
£400-600 (+Fees*)
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Six Derby biscuit groups, circa 1780, of Cupid around a central tree trunk, some with flowers, some with fish, one with a wheelbarrow, two with birdcages and birds, incised no. 48, one very damaged, each 21.5cm high (6)
£800-1200 (+Fees*)
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A Derby biscuit figure circa 1780, of Plenty holding a cornucopia of fruit, standing on square base, crown, crossed batons and D mark, incised no. 163, 24cm high
see illustration
£180-220 (+Fees*)
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A Derby biscuit figure, circa 1780, a youth playing a flute, on a round scroll base, incised no. 10, 16cm high
£100-150 (+Fees*)
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A pair of Derby biscuit figures, circa 1820, of musicians, the girl with cymbals, the boy with a clarinet, on round bases, incised mark no. 365, she with arm lacking, 18cm high (2)
£50-80 (+Fees*)
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A Derby biscuit group, circa 1780, Three Graces and Cupid, around a central tree trunk, incised mark no.135, damages, 41cm high
£200-300 (+Fees*)
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A French (hard paste) figure of La Batteuse de Beurre, standing before a churn, damages, 19cm high; a figure of a similar youth as a bagpiper, his dog at his feet, 18cm high; a pair of figures of Cupid and Plenty, her neck repaired, 23cm high; and a group of a youth before a brazier, two figures lacking, damages, 28cm high; all 18th Century (5)
£700-900 (+Fees*)
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A Booths bowl in the Worcester style, 20th Century, the blue scale ground printed in colours with exotic birds, 25.5cm diameter
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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A Spode bat printed part tea service, circa 1815, with rural views and gilt rims, pattern no. 557, comprising eleven tea cups, eleven saucers and a cover for a sugar bowl (23)
£70-100 (+Fees*)
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A Sèvres later decorated circular two-handled bowl and cover, the porcelain 18th Century, painted in a blue diaper with flowers, 14cm diameter
see illustration
£120-180 (+Fees*)
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A Worcester tea and coffee service, circa 1810, of fluted form decorated with formal floral sprays in mauve and gold, comprising: a coffee pot and cover, an oval teapot stand, seven tea bowls, eight coffee cups, twelve saucers, two saucer dishes, and a cover for a sugar bowl
£200-300 (+Fees*)
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Six Meissen (outside-decorated) plates, 19th Century, each painted with birds, blue crossed swords marks (6)
£120-180 (+Fees*)
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A Sèvres baluster cream jug, the porcelain 18th Century, gilding later, painted with bouquets of flowers raised on short shaped legs, 10cm
see illustration
£200-300 (+Fees*)
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A Meissen saucer shaped dish, circa 1760, with green scale borders, the centre painted with a Watteau scene, 26cm diameter; and a plate en suite, 24.25cm diameter
£400-600 (+Fees*)
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A Meissen dish, circa 1765, painted with bouquets of flowers, with moulded Dulong pattern borders, blue crossed swords and dot mark, 30cm diameter
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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A Samson bowl, 20th Century, decorated in famille rose style, 28.5cm diameter
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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A pair of Sèvres oval sauce tureens and covers, later decorated, each painted with four named birds in oval reserves and a circular butter dish and cover, the porcelain 18th Century, 22.75cm wide (6)
see illustration
£400-600 (+Fees*)
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A German white porcelain clock case, late 19th Century, encrusted with flowers and with a cherub and dove finial, 33cm high
£200-300 (+Fees*)
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A pair of John Bevington two-branch candelabra, late 19th Century, modelled as a youth and his companion, encrusted with flowers, 24.25cm high
£100-150 (+Fees*)
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A pair of Meissen shell-shaped sweetmeat dishes, circa 1750, each raised on short scroll shaped legs
£150-200 (+Fees*)
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A Sèvres cream jug, the turquoise ground with an oval shaped reserve of exotic birds, on three short shaped feet, with date letter for 1766 (later English decoration T Randall), together with a Sevres later decorated coffee cup and saucer, similar and a Sevres later decorated sugar bowl and cover, similar, with date letter for 1767, 9.5cm high
£250-300 (+Fees*)
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An English porcelain tea service, circa 1810, with a wide blue and gold floral border, comprising: an oval teapot, cover and stand; an oval sugar basin and cover; eleven teacups; six coffee cans, eleven saucers and a slop basin and plate
£180-220 (+Fees*)
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A brown glazed creamware fox mask stirrup cup, circa 1780, 14cm long
see illustration
£80-120 (+Fees*)
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An Austrian biscuit figure of a cockatoo, late 19th Century, upon a perch and stand in black and gold, 26cm high, and another with brown tree trunk base, 39.5cm high
see illustration
£120-180 (+Fees*)
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Three white Dresden comports, late 19th Century, with pierced oval basket pattern tops, cherubs at play on the oval bases, 32.5cm high max and a pair of circular baskets (5)
£120-180 (+Fees*)
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A Russian porcelain Easter egg, probably by the Imperial Porcelain Factory circa 1894-1915, decorated with flowers and bearing the cypher of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna beneath an Imperial crown, 9cm long
see illustration
£600-800 (+Fees*)
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A pair of French (hard paste) groups, circa 1780, of lady and gallant musicians on rocky bases, 18.5cm high
£150-200 (+Fees*)
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A Chelsea (red anchor) ecuelle and cover, circa 1758, painted with scattered bouquets, cherry finial, 11cm high
£100-150 (+Fees*)
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A Meissen circular sugar bowl and cover, circa 1750-60, painted with scenes of figures in coastal landscape, flower finial, the interior gilt, the underside of the cover with a floral reserve, faint blue mark to unglazed base, 11cm high
see illustration
£500-700 (+Fees*)
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A set of Six Royal Crown Derby dessert knives and forks, the pistol grip handles in the Imari palette, cased
£80-100 (+Fees*)
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A group of green ground flower encrusted porcelain comprising a pair of Bloor Derby ewers, 14.5cm high to handle, a pair of Coalbrookdale vases, 17.5cm high and a Continental basket, 26cm wide
£60-80 (+Fees*)
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A quantity of porcelain trinket boxes, including Limoges and Herend
£60-80 (+Fees*)
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A pair of Coalport Imari pattern sauce tureens, covers and stands, circa 1810, 15cm wide
£70-100 (+Fees*)
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Twelve Paris porcelain botanical plates, mid 19th Century, 24cm diameter
£100-150 (+Fees*)
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Four Lladro figures of ducks and geese, 12cm high and smaller
£50-70 (+Fees*)
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A Wedgwood Chrysanthemum pattern part dinner service, comprising two soup tureens and covers, a sauce tureen, cover and stand, a cover for an entree dish, two circular sauce tureens and covers and one stand, two small oblong platters and two plates
see illustration
£120-180 (+Fees*)
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A Nymphenburg shaped oblong tray, painted with a view of Beverston Castle and a Minoprio bough pot also with view of Beverston Castle
see illustration
£60-80 (+Fees*)
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A Nymphenburg white glazed figure group of a whippet and puppy, 13.5cm high
£70-100 (+Fees*)
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Two Vienna porcelain equestrian figures of riders from the Spanish Riding School, titled 'Levade' to bases, 24.5cm high
£200-300 (+Fees*)
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A late 18th Century pearlware jug, crisply moulded with huntsman and hounds pursuing a fox, decorated in Pratt enamels, 14cm high
£50-70 (+Fees*)
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A New Hall part tea and coffee service, pattern 779, circa 1810, printed and gilt with grapes and vine leaves on a blue ground, comprising oval teapot, cover and stand, sugar bowl and cover, milk jug, waste bowl, eight teacups, twelve coffee cups and ten saucers, together with a similar Coalport service
see illustration
£150-200 (+Fees*)
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A set of seven Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern (2451) small lobed dishes, 9.5cm wide
£40-60 (+Fees*)
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Two English blue-ground vases and a pair of French green-ground vases, printed flowers and butterflies, mid 19th Century, 20cm high
£40-60 (+Fees*)
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A pair of Royal Worcester fox and hound wall masks, 3024 and 3025
see illustration
£200-300 (+Fees*)
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A group of seven Herend rabbits in red, blue and green, 11cm high
£100-150 (+Fees*)
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A Copeland novelty jug, circa 1860, modelled as a frog on a gold orb, 7cm high
£50-70 (+Fees*)
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A Royal Copenhagen model of a seated fox, another of two rabbits and a Herend group of two rabbits, 15cm high
£60-80 (+Fees*)
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