Fine & Decorative Arts Auction

F M Miller for Copeland, a Parian figure of a girl with rabbit, circa 1873, Crystal Palace Art Union, 42cm high

A pair of Samuel Alcock Staffordshire jugs, circa 1830, in the Chinese style, decorated with panels of prunus and chrysanthemums, dragon handles, ...

A pair of Davenport scene painted plates, circa 1815, On the Dart and Castle of Chillon, within tooled gilt foliate on blue borders, printed marks...

A set of eight Minton Neoclassical border tiles, relief moulded with alternating urns and honeysuckle linked by laurel garlands, 21cm square (8)

A Copeland figural salt, modelled as a putto holding a conch shell, sitting on dolphins, circa 1860, 18cm high

A porcelain pedestal vase, circa 1810, Campana urn form, painted with a romantic landscape with ruins, over a gilt foliate band, marked Spode, 16....

An Adams Jasperware tea service, including teapot and stand, bowl and three jugs, blue with white relief moulded Neoclassical scenes, teapot 24cm ...

Two Moore Brothers vases, circa 1880, together with a Continental pedestal basked, relief moulded naturalistic leaf form, with hops, flowers and p...

A Wedgwood tri colour Japerware tea cup, circa 1890s, green lappets and purple flowers on white ground, impressed marks, 10cm wide

A Spode Bat printed New Oval sugar box or sucriere, pattern 2208, circa 1814, the body with P301 and P245 to either side, the lid with similar P20...

A pair of Staffordshire Prattware sauceboats, circa 1810, relief moulded in the form of scaly dolphins, 19cm long (2)

Obadiah Sherratt, a Staffordshire figure of Flight into Egypt, circa 1820, modelled as mother and child on a donkey, 22.5cm high

A collection of six Staffordshire slipware figures, 19th century, including sheep, woman on horse etc. (6)

A Staffordshire slipware loaf dish, 18th century, circular form, continuous squiggle decoration, 31.5cm diameter

A Staffordshire Toby Jug, 18th century, modelled wearing a green coat, 24.5cm high

A Staffordshire Toby Jug, 18th century, sponge decorated in yellow and puce, 26cm high

Obadiah Sherratt, pair of Staffordshire figures of Venus and Neptune, circa 1820, on bracket stands, the figures standing on rocky shell encruste...

Obadiah Sherratt, a Staffordshire figure of a standing cow, circa 1820, infront of a bocage tree, on rainbow decorated base, 20cm high

A Fremlington pottery jardinière on stand, Devon mid 19th century, bucket form on knopped pedestal stand, incised leaf and floral decoration, 27cm...

A pair of Prattware figures, circa 1800, modelled as boy and girl musicians with sheep and dog, on square plinth bases, 22cm high (2)

Three 18th century or earlier tiles, including Delft blue and white and an encaustic example, 13cm square (3)

A large "Liverpool” type Herculaneum Pottery creamware jug with printed decoration, one side of the jug is printed with an oval medallion inscribe...

A Worcester Imari tea bowl and saucer, circa 1760, polychrome decorated with alternating panels of flowers and birds, in geometric and foliate gro...

A Liverpool porcelain rock and fence pattern bowl, circa 1775, polychrome decorated, 12cm diameter

A Chelsea Derby porcelain jar and cover, in the Sevres style, circa 1770, cylindrical form, blue ground, together with a similar cup (2)

A large Derby figure of Falstaff, circa 1770, modelled with sword and shield, incised number, 33cm high

A Worcester clobbered tea bowl and saucer, circa 1765, green and red over underglaze blue

Two Flight Barr and Barr, Worcester plates, circa 1810, central crests within peach and gilt foliate borders, 21cm diameter (2)

Three Swansea porcelain cups, circa 1810, relief moulded and gilt decoration (3)

A Caughley blue and white Fisherman and Cormorant miniature wine cup, circa 1770, leaf moulded handle, 5cm diameter, 3cm high

A Liverpool Delft wall pocket, circa 1760, cornucopia form, wrythen reeding with relief moulded floral border, 20cm long

A collection of English porcelain, 18th century, including Derby, Worcester, Samuel Gilbody, Chelsea etc.

A pair of Derby porcelain cows, circa 1780, modelled in front of bocage, 9cm high (2)

A Worcester porcelain cup, circa 1758, Prunus Root design in underglaze blue

A Worcester porcelain trio, circa 1770, James Giles, with green and gilt prunus decoration Provenance: Hugh Maude Collection

Three Worcester porcelain cups, circa 1760, including a puce transfer printed fluted bowl, a blue fishscale and exotic bird example and another (3)

A Richard Chaffers, Liverpool tea bowl, together with Liverpool printed tea bowl, circa 1760, decorated with country scenes (2)

A Bristol porcelain plate, circa 1770, green swag and floral garland border, cross mark, 21cm diameter

A Worcester porcelain cup, circa 1760, Stag Hunt pattern within gilt cartouches, 5.5cm high

A Pinxton porcelain plate, circa 1800, pattern No. 1, Bute shape, 20cm diameter

A Chelsea figure of a putto, circa 1760, modelled holding a basket, gold anchor mark, 12.5cm high

A Derby porcelain basket, circa 1760, blue and white lattice, decorated in the Oriental style with rose prunts, 23cm long

A salt glazed stoneware fish flask, 19th century, realistically modelled in relief, 19cm long

A Victorian tracle glazed stoneware novelty tobacco jar, Jack Tar, modelled as a sailor, 32cm high

A saltglazed stoneware fox mask flask, probably Stephen Green Imperial Potteries, realistically modelled in relief, 14cm long

A Lambeth stoneware fox mask flask, Stephen, Green Imperial Potteries, realistically modelled in relief, impressed marks, 19cm long

A Wrotham type slipware tyg, six handled cylinder form, spot and prunt decoration, 14.5cm high

An English Delft blue and white charger, circa 1750, painted with a peony design, 34cm diameter

A canary yellow, silver lustre jug, circa 1815, decorated with hop leaves and a band of swags to the rim, 12cm high

A London salt glazed stoneware tyg, circa 1820, Jolly Beavis From a Friend, sprigged and impressed, 13.5cm high

A salt glazed stoneware sprigged jug, circa 1840, decorated with agricultural scenes, 21.5cm high

An 18th century Staffordshire slipware loaf dish, shallow rectangular form, slip decorated with trailed stipe pattern, 41cm x 32cm

A pair of Bristol Delft managnese plates, circa 1720, decorated with floral sprays, 23cm diameter (2)