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Three pieces of Chinese pottery and porcelain comprising an agate style pottery bowl and wooden carved cover, together with a further brown/green glazed bowl and a further green glazed bowl on three stub feet, largest 12cm diameter
£80-100
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Unusual pair of 18th century Chinese export lobed serving dishes with porcelain handles, 18th century, the dishes decorated to the centre with a landscape design encircled by floral sprays, 47cm diameter (2)
£300-400
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Chinese scroll watercolour finely painted with a lady and child in a garden setting, 44cm long, together with further Chinese watercolours of a Mandarin and protagonists fencing, the watercolours done on silk with a further watercolour of a swordsman, (5)
£150-200
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Two Oriental watercolours decorated in ink and green watercolour, of sampans and houses against a rocky mountainous background, signed to the top, 80cm long
£100-150
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Chinese export lacquer work sewing box with fitted interior complete with various ivory and bone sewing implements, as well as dice and counters, the box raised on three paw feet with loop handles either end, finely decorated with chinoiserie scenes, 32cm long
£300-400
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19th century Chinese green quartz vase and cover, the vase with scroll handles and a carved floral design, the cover with a lion knop, 38cm high
£300-400
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Japanese bronze incense burner, Meiji period, modelled as a pheasant on a rocky outcrop, 36cm high
£450-550
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Japanese military sword, probably NCOs WWII sword, the blade numbered 71816, 96cm long
£400-500
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Group of five 18th century Qianlong period famille rose dishes with pie-crust rims, the centres decorated with Chinese figures and deer in a famille rose palette, the borders with further famille rose decoration on a cellular ground, largest 27cm diameter
£400-500
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Group of Chinese export ceramics comprising a tea pot and cover with interlaced handle and strawberry knop, late 18th century, a further dish with a dragon chasing the flaming pearl, and two further porcelain items, all late 18th/19th century, teapot 11cm high (4)
£100-150
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Group of Chinese/Japanese porcelains comprising an 18th century Chinese plate, decorated in Imari style and three further Japanese porcelain dishes, decorated in Imari style, (4) £80-120
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Group of three 18th century Chinese porcelain export plates all decorated in famille rose style with brown rims, the decoration to the centre with famille rose and bamboo, the plates 23cm diameter
£80-120
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Early 18th century Chinese bell shaped cup, with Wucai decoration of flowering plants, together with a Chinese porcelain 18th century blue and white chocolate cup and saucer with enamelled decoration
£80-120
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Oriental stationery file modelled as a casket with prunus and bird decoration, 22cm long
£80-100
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Two 18th century Chinese export octagonal bowls with typical blue and white designs, 21cm diameter
£80-120
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18th century Chinese export mug with brown line rim decorated with a blue and white design, together with an 18th century Chinese bowl with famille rose decoration to the exterior and interior, the bowl 23cm diameter
£80-100
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Pair of Chinese porcelain export tankards with interlaced handles decorated with an armorial device and flower sprays in gilt beneath blue line rims, largest tankard 16cm high
£100-150
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Mid-18th century Dutch Delft charger decorated in Chinese export porcelain style with a blue and white design within yellow rim
£100-150
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Dutch Delft charger decorated in a blue and white design in Chinese porcelain style within a yellow rim, 33cm diameter
£100-150
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Delft charger with blue and white porcelain style design within a yellow rim
£100-150
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Mid-18th century Dutch Delft plate with blue and white design within a yellow border, 23cm diameter
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19th century Continental porcelain Sevres style plaque in black wooden frame, the plaque modelled with cherubs to the centre with gilt reserves of flowers and birds to the border, 24cm diameter
£150-200
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Impressive exceptionally large charger commemorative of the De Vere family, designed by Edward Bingham at Castle Hedingham factory, the charger decorated with eight badges depicting those of the De Vere family taken from carvings in Hedingham Church, the centre with a coat of arms with inscription Honi Soit qui mal Y Pense, 62cm diam, the reverse with inscription with reference to the De Vere family, also with inscription "Made by me Edward Bingham at Castle Hedingham, Essex in 1884"
£250-350
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Pair of early 20th century Royal Worcester vases with gilt loop handles, the vases decorated with a panel of exotic birds in a landscape with gilt floral decoration verso, green factory mark to base and shape number 2129, AG monogram in gilt, 30cm high
£100-150
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Quantity of Wedgwood dinner service, pattern number W1813, Ulander powder ruby pattern and items in the ruby Swinburne pattern W32, comprising ten dinner plates, eight side plates, ten saucers, four cereal plates, two dessert plates and four other ruby Swinburne plates, the dinner plates 27cm diameter (38)
£300-500
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Italian Majolica, probably Urbino or Castelli renaissance style vase, decorated with four plaques of classical scenes and landscapes above a plinth with a classical landscape scene, the vase with two grotesque handles, 58cm high
£100-150130A
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A monumental Italian Majolica vase probably Cantagalli or Urbino, the blue body with painted scrolls and dragons with oval panels painted with classical scenes, 75cm high
£200-300
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Impressive pair of Royal Dux Cavaliers/Taverners seated on large chairs supping ale, the costumes in typical Royal Dux colours, Royal Dux Bohemia mark to base, 31cm high £250-300
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Royal Dux figure of a shepherdess standing on a rocky mound with a goat by her side, 30cm high, factory mark Royal Dux Bohemia
£80-100
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Pair of Royal Worcester plates painted with fruit by Townsend, within gilt blue borders, 23cm diameter (2)
£250-300
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Collection of Herend porcelain models including a large rabbit, a pair of ducks and a small owl (3)
£100-150
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19th century Grainger Worcester reticulated vase, modelled as an urn on the back of an eagle with outstretched wings, Grainger Worcester mark to base and shape G3136, 18cm high
£100-150
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Art Deco model of St George and the dragon, modelled by Andre Fau after a model by Wuilleumier, the sculpture 66cm long with printed marks to reverse
£1000-1500
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Two 19th century Sunderland lustre jugs, one with ship decoration and Masonic emblems with verse, the other with the sailor's farewell and various verses, largest 18cm high
£100-150
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Large 19th century Sunderland lustre jug, decorated with a warship and verses with a view of the Ironbridge over the River Wear, 24cm high
£80-100
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Sunderland lustre jug and a large bowl, both decorated with splash pink lustre, the jug decorated with a warship and verses, the bowl decorated with the mariner's compass to the well and various verses to interior, the exterior with Masonic verses and a view of the Ironbridge over the River Wear, the bowl 39cm diameter
£80-120
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Pair of 19th century KPM porcelain flower holders modelled as a boy and a girl flanked by two flower baskets on a floral and leafy base, KPM mark to base with impressed numerals 806, 21cm high
£100-150
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Royal Worcester coffee can and saucer decorated with blackberries and foliage, the can signed by Kitty Blake, the interior with a gilt ground and gilt handle, Royal Worcester factory mark to base, 5cm high
£100-150
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Royal Worcester globular vase with reticulated cover, the vase of lobed shape decorated with a desert scene including wading birds on a blue ground, signed by G Johnson, Royal Worcester factory mark to base and shape H278, 12cm high
£300-400
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Royal Worcester circular box and cover, the cover finely decorated with a bird on a floral branch, the circular box with floral sprays, puce mark to base of cover and box, 7cm diameter
£60-80
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Pair of Royal Worcester jugs, painted with birds, signed by W Powell, one with a painting of a nightingale with title to base, the other with a painting of a thrush, both signed Powell with green Worcester mark to base, the largest 7cm high
£60-80
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Pair of Royal Worcester early 20th century vases, the first double walled with an outer reticulated finish, the second with a pierced floral design in brown, puce mark to the base of both vases, the largest 9cm
£60-80
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Mid-19th century Vienna porcelain cup finely decorated in Empire style with gilt floral decoration and a central painted classical scene, the base with beehive mark and number 12458, the cup raised on four lion paw feet, 6cm high
£70-90
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Two 19th century Continental porcelain tea pots both modelled as chickens in Meissen style, 21cm long
£250-350
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19th century tea pot modelled as a chicken in Meissen style with indistinct blue crossed swords to base, possibly Meissen outside decorated, 18cm long
£250-350
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Group of late 19th century French pottery punch type jugs with pewter mounts, modelled with Majolica glazes, tallest 23cm (3)
£200-250
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Group of three mid-19th century porcelain models of children kneeling on cushions at prayer by Derby (King Street) with factory marks to the interior of two, largest 10cm
£100-150
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Early 20th century Royal Worcester candle snuffer modelled as an owl with brown face and blue/yellow eyes and beak, cloaked in white, 8cm high
£50-80
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Group of three early 20th century Royal Worcester candle snuffers modelled as monks, one blush porcelain example, the tallest 12cm high
£50-60
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Staffordshire model of a house with the title "Potash Farm" in gilt to base (Potash Farm was the home of James Rush who was hanged in Norwich Castle prison in the mid-19th century for the double murder of Isaac Jermy and his son, 22cm long
£200-300
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