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XIX Century Ashworth/Mason's Vase, decorated with white blossom on blue cracked ice ground, 'Nutbrown' rolling pin, Mason's 'Brandy' and 'Gin' decanter labels, sugar scuttle, Acctim quartz mantel clock, Bronze Age model of a ram etc:- One Tray

A Collection of XIX Century and Later Mason's/Ashworth Cups and Saucers, various patterns:- One Tray

Mason's/Ashworth Ironstone: including teapot, shaped dishes, plates etc:- One Tray

XIX Century Ashworth and Mason's Ironstone Plates and Soup Plates, various patterns (over thirty).

A Collection of Mainly XIX Century Ashworth/Mason's Ironstone Plates, various patterns (over forty):- Two Boxes

A Collection of Mainly XIX Century Ashworth/Mason's Ironstone Plates, various patterns (over forty):- Two Boxes

XIX Century Mason's Teapot and Cover, Ashworth dinner and teaware:- One Tray

XIX Century Ashworth and Mason's Ironstone Plates, various patterns, tureen, teapot in the 'Japan' pattern etc:- One Tray

An Ashworth 'Real Stone China' part Imari dinner service, printed and painted with flowering prunus and fanciful birds, comprising, twelve dinner plates, twelve bowls, eleven pudding plates, vegetable tureen and cover, two smaller tureens and covers and three graduated shaped oval dishes; a stone china 'Amherst Japan pattern' Imari part dinner service, comprising six dinner plates, five pudding plates, shaped oval plate and a serving dish (57)

A Victorian circular blue and white wash bowl for the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company by G L Ashworth & Bros , Hanley c 1880:, the plain white bowl with blue banding and shipping line emblem to interior, with original brass plug, factory mark to base as per title, 32cm diameter.

A pair of 'Heron' pattern soup bowls and covers and two matching saucers for the Canadian Pacific Ocean Service by Copeland (Ashworth Bros):, (6)

An Ironstone comport for the P&O Line by Ashworth Brothers:, of plain design with black transfer emblem to edge, green factory marks to base 25cm diameter.

An Allen Line blue and white double spout teapot in Willow pattern by Ashworth Brothers:, with looped handle over baluster body with square section spouts, brown glaze shipping emblem to base with maker's mark as per title, 20 cm high, (one spout restored).

A late 19th century creamware plate with transfer decoration of a ship of the line:, impressed 'BB' to verso, together with two Masons (G L Ashworth Bros & Sons) 'American Marine' pattern graduated oval meat plates, a reproduction lustre jug and a Continental cabinet cup with transfer decoration (5)

Al Jones - Alun Ashworth-Jones (PMC7081) vinyl appears at least EX but wear to cover

Quantity of Ashworth Ironstone plates, blue and white plates

Corgi Vintage Glory - three 1:50 scale diecast models, Fowler B6 Showmans Locomotive 'Onward' Le Mont Blanc & Caravan # 80110, Foden Dropside Wagon, Joseph Ashworth # 80203 and Sentinel Platform Wagon, Trailer and Load, United Africa # 80007, appear mint in original boxes [3] This lot MUST be paid for and collected, or delivery arranged, no later than close of business on Tuesday. Please do not bid if you are unable to comply

Victorian Ashworth jug, titled 'Combat Between Hector & Ajax', early 20th century amethyst silver thistle pickle fork, early 20th century Chinese rice-grain cup and saucer, four piece Picquot ware tea set, Pair Aesthetic period pink transfer plates, flatware, Pearlware dish, glassware and miscellanea in three boxes

Three Ashworth Ironstone Plates, decorated in the Imari palette with urns of flowers within a panelled border of birds and flowers, printed marks, 20cm diameter; a similar square teapot stand, a large bowl, sauce tureen, cover, stand and ladle, two soup bowls and thirteen plates (various sizes), breakfast cup and saucer.

Early XX Century Postcards, framed photos of steam trains, "Speedy" Moisture Tester, Thomas Ashworth & Company Limited, Burnley, England:- One Box.

A Mason's Ironstone Bowl, of octagonal form, decorated with panels of Chinoiserie landscapes within elaborate borders and dark blue ground, printed mark, 16cm diameter, a Mason's large fluted floral bowl, two other bowls, an Ashworth Imari pattern jug with pewter cover, two others and a Mason's Imari pattern vase. (8)

British WWII Pith Helmet, 1942 dated, made by Walker Ashworth and Linney Ltd. A fantastic Pith

An Ashworth Chinoiserie teapot and Majolica teapot and tobacco jar tobacco jar height 24cm

Three XIX Century Graduated Meat Plates, two square bowls and an Ashworth Hydra jug:- One Tray

An Ashworth Ironstone Tureen and Cover, similar stand, sauce boat and cream jug:- One Tray

A Pair of XIX Century Ashworth Ironstone Oval Tureens and Covers; a Mason's sauce tureen, cover and stand:- One Tray

A Late XIX Century Ashworth Large Rectangular Meat Plate, with draining well, similar plates and a twin handled bowl. (4)

An Ashworth Ironstone Part Dinner Service, in cream with gilt and blue border, comprising two lidded tureens, comport, fluted dish and various plates.

A XIX Century Ashworth Imari Cups and Saucers, Mason's trio and comport, etc:- One Tray

An Ashworth Ironstone Tureen, Cover and Stand, in the Imari palette; two heart shaped bon bon dishes. (5)

Mason's 'Nabob' Tureen and Cover, with leaf finial, an Ashworth tureen and cover, large Hydra jug in the 'Blevedere' pattern and two smaller in the Strathmore and Formosa patterns:- One Tray

An Ashworth Octagonal Bowl, decorated with white blossom against a blue cracked ice ground; a similar Mason's bowl, teaware and a cobalt blue urn and plate painted with butterflies and birds, with gilt highlights:- One Tray

Meakin, Wood, Stone, Ashworth Meat Plates, Mason's and Other Table Plates:- One Box

Ironstone Tureen and Cover, Ashworth and Mason's table plates:- One Box

Ashworth, Mason's and Other Table Plates.

Four Copper Based Warming Plates, Ironstone pedestal tureen, Ashworth dessert comport, etc:- One Box

Ashworth, Davenport, Mason's and Other Table Plates.

Ashworth, Mason's and Other Dinner Plates:- One Box

Ashworth, Mason's 'Christmas Village' and Other Oval Meat Plates.

Mason's, Ashworth, Wedgwood and Other Table Plates:- One Box

An Ashworth Ironstone Imari Meat Plate, with well; a similar sauce tureen, cover and stand and a shaped dish and jug. (4)

A XIX Century Ashworth Greek Figural Jugs, water jug, bowl, etc:- One Tray

An Early XX Century Mason's Ironstone Octagonal Meat Dish, Ashworth plate, octagonal jug, teapots, etc.

A XIX Century Ashworth Bros Rectangular Meat Plate; three hot water jugs in varying patterns. (4)

An Ashworth Ironstone Plate, with Chinoiserie decoration; a Mason's Hydra jug and other items similarly decorated:- One Tray

A XIX Century Ashworth Ironstone Meat Plate, tureen and cover and a collection of plates in various patterns.

A Victorian Patent, To William Goad Threlfall, Cotton Manufacturer, and Richard Ashworth, Weaving Manager, both of Preston, in the county of Lancaster, for the invention of "improvements in jacquard looms", No, 1256, 1877, contemporary buckram rectangular box, the hinged cover gilt-embossed and centred by the Royal Arms surmounting the inscription: Yates W Booth, Patent Agent, 2 Chapel Street, Preston, the hinged cover enclosing a hand-scrivened nine-fold vellum grand attached with the Great Seal of Queen Victoria, 17.5cm diam yellow wax impression, coppered toleware canister, the cover embossed with VR and crown cypher; three harlequin albums of later 20th century textile samples and specimens, [4]

A collection of 19th century majolica plates including examples with medieval style female character within leaf border, water lily modelled examples, etc, mostly with green glazed finish, together with a 19th century Ashworth cheese dish and cover of circular form with moulded and painted buttercup decoration and impressed mark to base, 24 cm tall approx

A collection of 19th century pottery including Victoria & Albert commemorative jug and Ashworth Bros plates etc.

AIR MINISTRY, Bomber Command Continues (1942); ASHWORTH, Chris, Action Stations, 5. Military airfields of the South West (1982); BATES, H.E., War Pictures by British Artists, RAF, no 3 (1942); BROKE-SMITH, P.W.L., History of Early British Military Aeronautics (1968); CHAPLIN, John, Wings and Space (1970); CHAPMAN, Ted, Cornwall Aviation Company (1979); CORMACK, Andrew, The Royal Air Force 1939 - 45 (1990); CORMACK, Peter, CORMACK, Andrew, Men at Arms: British Air Forces 1914 - 1918 (1) (2000); CORMACK, Peter, CORMACK, Andrew, Men at Arms: British Air Forces 1914 - 1918 (2) (2001); DELACOMBE, Harry, The Boy's Book of Airships and Other Aerial Craft (1910); ESCOTT, B.E, Women in Air Force Blue (1989); FABB, John, Flying and Ballooning from old photographs (1980); HILLARY, Richard, The Last Enemy (1949); JANE, Fred T., Jane's All the World's Aircraft (1969) (2 copies modern facsimile editions); JEFFORD, C. G., RAF Squadrons Second Edition (2001); JEFFORD, Wing Commander C.G., Observer's and Navigators and other non-pilot aircrew in the RFC, RNAS and RAF (2001); MOWTHRORPE, Ces, Battlebags: British Airships of the First World War (1998); MUNSON, K., Bombers 1914 - 1919 Patrol and Reconnaissance Aircraft (1968); MUNSON, K., Civil Airliners since 1946 (1967); MUNSON, K., Fighters 1914 - 1919 Attack and Training Aircraft (1968); MUNSON, K., Pioneer Aircraft 1903 - 1914 (1969); ROLT, L.T.C., The Aeronauts (1985); ROSKILL, Captn. S.W., Documents relating to the Naval Air Service, Vol. 1, 1908-19 (1969); SMITH, A., Throw out Two Hands (1963); SMITH, Graham, Devon and Cornwall Airfields in the Second World War (2000); STANHOPE SPRIGG, T., The Royal Airforce (1935); THOMPSON, Christine, The First Balloon Flights in Great Britain (1984); THOMPSON, R., The Royal Flying Corps (1968); WAKEHAM, Geoff, Royal Naval Air Station Guildrose 1947-1997 (1997); WALKER, Percy B., Early Aviation at Farnborough (1971); WALKER, Percy B., Early Aviation at Farnborough: The First Aeroplanes (1974); WILLIAMS, Archibald, Conquering the Air (1926); WRIGHT, Robert, Dowding and the Battle of Britain (1969) (34)

A Mid to Late XIX Century Ashworth Bros. Ironstone Pottery Part Dinner Service, decorated with urns of flowers, phoenix and scrollwork in the Imari palette, the tureens with dolphin handles, printed and impressed marks, comprising soup tureen, cover and stand, two vegetable tureens and one cover, three dinner plates and five side plates. (14)

A XIX Century Ashworth Ironstone Twin Handled Tray, printed in blue with a Chinoiserie scene, gilt highlights, large and small Ashworth tureens and covers, a rectangular dish and a draining dish similarly decorated.

A Late XIX Century Ashworth Bros Oval Two-Handled Sauce Tureen, Cover and Stand, decorated with urns of flowers in the Imari palette; An Ashworth Bros Oval Two-Handled Sauce Tureen, Cover and Stand, decorated with white flowers against a black ground; Three Other Circular Sauce Tureens, Covers and Stands. (15)

XIX Century Ashworth Ironstone Teaware, decorated in Chinoiserie style with dragons; Mason's jug, Victorian teapot etc:- One Tray

Ashworth 'Old Canton' and Mason's 'Willow Pattern' Meat Plates, other blue and white pottery.

A PAIR OF ASHWORTH REAL IRONSTONE JAPANNED PLATES. 8.5ins diameter.

An extensive Victorian Ashworth Real Ironstone China dinner service, comprising one meat platter, nine ashets, two soup tureens (one cover lacking), two vegetable tureens, two small soup / sauce tureens with stands (one a/f), 44 plates (26 cm diameter), nine plates (24 cm diameter), 13 plates (21 cm diameter), 16 soup plates (26 cm diameter) and 15 smaller soup / pudding plates (23 cm diameter) (115 items total)

N Ashworth oil on canvas man moving sheep with thatched cottages beyond, signed lower right, 26 x 46cm; similar sized oil on canvas pond with sheep and landscape beyond; T Lewis oil on canvas 'Cottages near the Pass of Leny, Perthshire' inscription verso dated Aug 12.99, 38 x 25cm and a further small oil on canvas by R de Vere

Five large ceramic charger plates including Delft and Ashworth

An early 20th Century French carriage timepiece, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, to the eight day movement, contained in gilt brass and bevelled glass case with turned and fluted pillars to corners and pieced frieze, 5.25ins high, and one other French carriage timepiece, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, inscribed - "R. Ashworth & Co, Harrogate", to the eight day movement, contained in gilt brass and bevelled glass rectangular case, on turned feet, 4.75ins high