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Royal Doulton model of a novelty duck mounted on an onyx ashtray, the duck with factory mark to base, no HN number but should be HN842 issued 1924, withdrawn 1946, 8cm high
£150-250
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Pair of mid-20th century Royal Doulton flambe vases, the cylindrical body on one with a typical mottled flambe glaze, the other tear drop shape vase with a mottled design by Fred Moore with Sung mark to base and factory marks to both pieces, largest 18cm high
£100-150
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1930s Poole decorated vase with the fuchsia design above a geometric wavy band with decorator's initials and Carter Stabler Adams mark to base, 17cm high
£50-70
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Two 1930s Poole Pottery globular jugs, the larger with a design of roses and flowers, the smaller with a geometric design, probably after Truda Carter, Carter Stabler Adams Poole mark to base, largest vase 20cm high (2)
£50-100
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1930s Poole Pottery jardiniere, the body decorated with the fucshia pattern above a wavy geometric band, 19cm diam
£50-100
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Doulton Lambeth mug with incised decoration by Hannah Barlow with three oval panels decorated with cats in various poses, interspersed with an incised blue design, artist's monogram and Doulton factory mark to base, white metal rim, 13cm high
£250-350
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19th century stoneware salad bowl with silver plated rim and two matching silver plated servers, the salad bowl with an incised green and beaded design with florettes to rim, probably Doulton or Fulham but no factory mark to base, 19cm diam
£70-90
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Doulton Lambeth tyg by Florence Barlow, the brown stippled ground finely decorated with birds in pate sur pate of brown and blue, below a silver rim, 17cm high
£100-150
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Doulton Lambeth lemonade jug with an incised design in blue and brown with medallions of classical heads, the base with artist's monogram and number, the strap handle with metal repair, 24cm high
£40-60
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An unusual Doulton Lambeth jug decorated in Art Nouveau fashion commemorating Queen Victoria's reign, 20cm high
£120-150
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19th century Martinware vase, the beige body with a trailing incised design of dark brown leaves, the base incised Martin Bros, London and Southall, September 1870, 12cm high
£200-250
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Unusual Royal Doulton match striker modelled as a man clinging to a lifeboat with the legend "Saved", decorated in a combination of buff and dark brown stoneware, the base with retailer's mark for Hurd Mellen & Hewes, factory mark and patent number to base (chip to hat), 9cm high
£140-160
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Royal Doulton mid-20th century slip cast model of a toper holding a barrel, designed by Harry Simeon, 11cm high
£70-90
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Mid-20th century Royal Doulton slip cast model of an 18th century gentleman, the rear designed at a night light, the model with number and Royal Doulton mark to base, designed by Harry Simeon, 11cm high
£70-90
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Mid-20th century Royal Doulton Jolly Toby Jug modelled by Harry Simeon, Royal Doulton mark to base and model number, 18cm high
£70-90
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Royal Doulton miniature face mask modelled as an elderly gentleman by C J Noke, with signature impressed under chin but no factory mark, possibly a prototype, 7cm high
£50-70
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1930s pottery flambe group of frog and lizard, and smaller frogs on a rocky mound, the base with initials WR, probably for William Roscoe, 14cm high
£150-200
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Impressive late 19th century Doulton Lambeth faience ewer, with an Art Nouveau design of a mermaid by John McLellan, Doulton factory mark to base and signature for J H McLellan, 46cm high
£200-300
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Collection of three stoneware flagons, the earliest probably 17th century with an orange peel glaze and lug handle, with two stoneware jugs of similar design, 26cm high (3)
£120-140
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Italian Majolica armorial vase, with three shell holders for flowers and a typical design in blue and yellow above a circular foot, 22cm high
£80-120
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Mid-18th century English Delft dish decorated in blue and white with a Chinese Kangxi porcelain design, 30cm diam
£200-250
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Unusual mid-18th century Delft barrel modelled as a flask with the word "Boy" in manganese, together with a miniature Italian pottery jug decorated with a floral design and cockerel to centre, barrel 13cm long (2)
£70-100
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Set of four mid-18th century Dutch Delft plates from The Porcelain Axe factory from a series entitled "The Herring Fishery" plates after engravings by Adolph van der Laan, the plates 25cm diam
£500-700
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Early 19th century Worcester (Barr Flight & Barr) candlestick, the faux marble ground with a central gilt panel of figures by a castle gate (repair to rim), 13cm high together with a small Worcester (Flight Barr & Barr) pin dish painted with two boys wrestling
£100-150
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19th century Paris Porcelain cabinet cup and saucer, decorated in green and gilt enamel with a landscape scene
£70-90
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Early 19th century ecuelle cover and stand decorated in sepia monochrome, possibly Swansea, the saucer 13cm diam
£150-200
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Chamberlain Worcester cabinet cup and saucer, the blue gilt ground with a painted view of Cranford Bridge, with Chamberlain Worcester factory mark to base, the cup 8cm high
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Early 19th century Vienna topographical cabinet cup and saucer, the cup with title to base, "Vue de la Plas Josephsplatz a Vienna", shield mark to cup, 7cm high
£250-350
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Early 19th century Vienna topographical cabinet cup and saucer, the cup painted with a view of La Plas de St Michel, Vienna with title to base and shield mark to both pieces, the cup 8cm high
£300-400
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Fine early 19th century Paris (D'Arte) porcelain plate, the centre finely painted with shells and butterflies within a blue gilt ground, 23cm diam
£100-150
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Chamberlain Worcester bottle vase, painted with a view of Worcester, 14cm high
£80-100
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18th century Wedgwood black basalt coffee cup and saucer decorated in relief with classical scenes, the saucer 12cm
£70-100
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18th century German porcelain tea caddy, probably Ludwigsberg, painted with a castle scene and landscape with a similar scene verso, 11cm high
£80-100
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Two late 18th/early 19th century Wedgwood blue jasper salts, finely painted in relief with typical vignettes of classical scenes with metal rims and metal holders, 7cm diam (2)
£60-80
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Early 19th century cabinet cup and saucer, the exterior with a gilt design, the interior with a border of roses, the porcelain possibly Swansea, the saucer 15cm diam
£50-70
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Mid-18th century Meissen tea bowl and saucer decorated with scattered Holzschnittblumen, the saucer 12cm diam
£150-250
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Small 19th century Meissen tea pot and cover decorated with a pastoral scene with a floral design verso, the cover with gilt acorn knop, 12cm high
£100-150
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Mid-18th century white porcelain group of a classical maiden with cherub by her side, probably Doccia or Lenove, 21cm high
£80-100
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Chamberlains Worcester pen tray, the boat shape decorated with a bullfinch, factory mark and bullfinch in red to base, 21cm long
£100-150
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18th century Sevres cup and saucer with a blanc de chine moulding of flowers interspersed with a floral painted design in bleu camieau, Sevres mark and date letter B to cup, the saucer with Sevres mark and date letter A with decorator H to base, the saucer 15cm diam
£100-150
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Pair of Derby figures of gardeners, mid 19th century, the figures standing on green rocky bases, male figure with incised number 7 mark, 16cm high (2)
£80-100
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Late 18th century Queens ware jug, probably Wedgwood, the front decorated with an oval image of Faith, with verse below, with an image of Charity and verse verso, under the spout inscribed with initials and date 1791 (restoration to spout), 18cm high
£80-100
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Pair of 19th century Wedgwood vases, painted by Eduard Rischgitz with warriors to the front and maidens verso, 18cm high
£200-300
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Early 19th century Swansea porcelain plate decorated in enamels with bird in a branch amongst famille rose sprays, 21cm diam, together with a further Nantgarw plate with a blue and white design, 21cm diam (2)
£250-300
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Fine Nantgarw porcelain plate decorated in Sevres style, factory mark indistinctly impressed to base, 25cm diam
£250-350
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Two Swansea porcelain botanical plates, possibly painted by William Pollard, title in red to one plate, both plates with impressed Swansea factory mark, one with exhibition label for The Wisbech Society Exhibition of 1958, 20cm diam (2)
£250-350
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Swansea botanical plate with title verso and exhibition label for The Wisbech Society Exhibition of 1958, 20cm diam
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Fine late 19th century Minton cabinet plate, the centre well painted with chickens within a border painted with butterflies and floral sprays, impressed factory mark to base and retailer's mark for Daniell London, 23cm diam
£80-100
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Unusual late 17th/early 18th century wooden carrying case, probably for a vase or fragile object, the case leather bound with a scrolling design of flowers and sprays with metal fasteners to side and top and brass carrying handle, 26cm high
£180-220
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Large Meissen Marcolini model of a horse, in dapple grey colouring, 24cm high, blue crossed swords and dot mark to base (repair to two legs)
£200-300
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