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Fine pair of 19th century Meissen candelabra with the central column with a maiden and cherub, the candelabra with floral encrusted branches, all above a base decorated with birds and insects, 50cm high
£700-1000
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Pair of Russian (Gardner factory) porcelain figures of peasants, both decorated in typical fashion, Gardner factory mark to base of both pieces, largest 22cm high (2)
£500-700
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Late 19th century Meissen group of a boy and a girl on a gilt scroll base with dog by their side, crossed swords mark and impressed numerals to base, 14cm high
£150-250
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19th century Meissen group of a pair of lovers with a dog by their side on gilt scroll base, blue crossed swords mark and impressed numerals to base, 15cm diam
£150-200
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Chelsea gold anchor figure of a lute player, 15cm high
£200-300
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Bow porcelain figure of a nun, circa 1758, modelled in typical fashion on flat base with detailed picked out in puce, (restoration to hands), 14cm high
£80-100
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Bow porcelain figure of a pug dog seated on a tasselled cushion, 13cm long
£400-600
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Mid-19th century model of a poodle with flower encrusted decoration and a basket of flowers in its mouth, X mark to base, 12cm high
£70-100
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English porcelain model of a kangaroo, mid-19th century, possibly Rockingham, 8cm high
£100-150
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English porcelain miniature figure of a rabbit on a green base
£60-80
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18th century English porcelain model of a dog seated on a flat base, the base picked out with green leaves, possibly Longton Hall or Vauxhall, 5cm high
£300-400
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18th century miniature model of a goat on a flat leafy green base, possibly Chelsea or Bow, 7cm long
£300-400
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Meissen model of a pug, circa 1750, modelled by J J Kaendler, the pug with pink collar and green sash to rear, with grey coat and seated on a pillow, decorated in Indianischeblumen, a gilt tassel to each corner, 11cm high
£1500-2000
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Fine Meissen model of a Bolognese Terrier, modelled by J J Kaendler, the animal sits on its haunches with a grey finely painted coat, probably 19th century, impressed numerals to base, 0626, 12cm high
£500-700
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Rare Meissen model of a crouching cat with light and dark brown markings, probably 19th century, 15cm long
£500-700
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18th century model of a hound with his head turned looking over his shoulder, the hound on a shaped base, probably Nymphenburg after Bustelli, 14cm long
£300-500
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Mid-18th century Meissen model of a camel, finely painted on a leafy base, 7cm high
£300-400
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Small mid-18th century Meissen model of a hound on white base, with brown markings, 7cm long
£250-350
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Mid-18th century small model of a cat on a flat white base, probably Meissen, 4cm long
£200-300
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Bow porcelain figure of a pug seated on a cushioned base with tassels to corner (cracks), 12cm long
£150-200
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Mid-19th century English porcelain model of a dog on an oval base with brown markings, 5cm long
£70-90
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Early Derby porcelain model of a dog seated on a green base, 7cm high
£80-120
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19th century Derby porcelain model of a begging dog on green base, 6cm high
£80-120
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English porcelain model of a bulldog, raised on an oval rococo base, possibly Rockingham, 7cm high
£80-120
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Two 18th century Derby models of bulls seated on green shaped bases with leafy bocage behind, 7cm long
£80-120
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Late 18th century Derby model of a dog seated on its haunches on a green base, 6cm high
£80-100
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19th century Copeland & Garrett model of a greyhound, the black hound seated on an oval green base, Copeland & Garrett mark to base, 12cm long
£80-120
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Mid-19th century English porcelain model of a greyhound with black markings seated on a shaped white base with gilt rim, 9cm long
£80-120
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Mid-19th century Staffordshire porcelain model of a zebra standing on an oval raised white base with gilt line rim, 8cm high
£70-90
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Chamberlain Worcester model of a rabbit seated on a pink flower encrusted base, 7cm long
£70-100
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Staffordshire or possibly Samuel Alcock model of a spaniel with brown markings, seated on a rectangular blue enamel base with gilt line rim, 12cm long
£80-100
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Early 19th century English porcelain model of a dog seated on a raised rococo base, finely painted with rose sprays, possibly Derby, 13cm long
£80-120
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18th century English porcelain rose box and cover, possibly Chelsea or Derby, the box and cover picked out with rose enamel and modelled with a green twig handle, 10cm long
£300-500
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Fine pair of 19th century Berlin porcelain oval plaques painted with a lady and a gentleman, both signed by Franz Till, the oval plaques in gilt frames, 20cm long, KPM and sceptre mark to reverse
£500-700
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Pair of 19th century Dresden vases, the globular bodies decorated in Meissen style with alternating panels of floral sprays and a couple in a pastoral landscape within gilt borders, 30cm high
£100-150
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19th century decagonal dish decorated in Meissen style with cock-fighting scene within floral borders with anchor and dagger marks to base, but probably Samson, 28cm diam
£70-100
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Nymphenburg porcelain Commedia dell'Arte figure designed by Franz Bustelli of a lady in flounced dress, probably late 18th century, the dress decorated with floral sprigs in Marcolini Meissen style, impressed shield mark to base, 17cm high
£300-400
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Bottger porcelain coffee pot circa 1730, the coffee pot decorated with two chinoiserie scenes after Horoldt with panels surrounded by Bottger lustre and iron red scroll work, the front with Indianischeblumen, the gilt spout and cover, the cover with similar decoration, gilder's mark number 57 to coffee pot and spout with collector's label for the Robbig Collection, 22cm high
£6000-8000
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Part Meissen porcelain coffee set circa 1740 comprising sugar box and cover, hot water jug and four cups and saucers, all painted with Kauffahrtei scenes of merchants and their wares by a quayside and an estuary with castles and other buildings in the background, blue crossed swords mark to base and collector's label to all pieces (11)
£3000-3500
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Lowestoft porcelain feeding cup, circa 1780, with a blue printed design of roses in Worcester style, with a butterfly and floral sprig to top, 8cm high
£500-700
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Lowestoft porcelain slop bowl decorated in underglaze blue with the long fence pattern, circa 1770, 15cm diam
£60-80
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Lowestoft cup and saucer, circa 1780, of unusual shape, decorated with a floral print of three flowers in Worcester style, the saucer 12cm diam
£140-180
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Lowestoft cup and saucer, circa 1790, decorated with a polychrome feather type design with a chantilly sprig and blue line to pie-crust rim, the saucer 12cm diam
£140-180
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18th century Worcester porcelain cream boat decorated with the two porter landscape pattern, the interior with floral sprig, 12cm long
£200-300
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Lowestoft cream boat, circa 1770, the moulded body with a cartouche to either side with chinoiserie design and plain loop handle, 10cm long
£150-180
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Lowestoft pickle dish, circa 1770, decorated in blue and white with a fruiting vine design within a berry border, 9cm diam
£150-180
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Lowestoft butter boat with twig handle and moulded feet, the interior with a Chinese islands scene within a cell and diaper border, 7cm long
£150-180
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Lowestoft tea bowl with a printed design together with a miniature Lowestoft saucer with Chinese island pattern within berry border, the saucer 8cm diam
£80-100
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Worcester porcelain sauce or cream boat decorated with the two porter pattern with floral spray to interior, 14cm long
£80-100
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Two miniature Lowestoft tea bowls decorated with a blue and white design below a berry border (chip to one), 5cm diam (2)
£140-160
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