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Framed oil painting Mersey river scene depicting a tug boat 'weather cock' signed Astbury. Condition report: see terms and conditions

A Wedgwood porcelain, late 20th century, part dinner service, decorated in the 'Astbury' pattern, in cream ground with central cartouche of gilded classical figure, and black ground rims with gilded detail, comprising four soup cups and saucer, four side, dessert and dinner plates. (20)

An Astbury automatic wristwatch with extra links, one hand loose

WALES v ENGLAND 1945 War Charity International 5 May 1945 played at Ninian Park, programme and ticket. The ticket has left hand corner missing, possibly torn on entry, complimentary stamp on front and F.A of Wales stamp to back. The programme has the lower third cropped leaving the field of play which has been signed by 12 players and officials including Winter, Hughes, Davies, Burgess, Astbury, Lucas and Cumner for Wales and Matthews for England. Slight marks. Fair

Seven vols, including HEAD, Congleton and Cartlidge Newhold Astbury, FABER Wit & Wisdom of the Shires. Condition report: see terms and conditions

A mixed collection of items to include commemorative cups, Poole Pottery vase, Royal Doulton tobacco jar, Royal Albert Astbury bowls, Colclough plates etc (3 trays)

DARBY H.C., The Draining of the Fens, Cambridge 1956, 2nd edition, 8vo, dustwrapper; The Medieval Fenland, 1940; ASTBURY, The Black Fens, 1958; and MULLER E., The Abbey and Bishopric of Ely, 1969 (4)

Medal for Bravery in the Field awarded to R-13157 Pte J Astbury. 2/K.R.R.C together with photocopy of The London Gazette 1916 (2)

[Leveson, Henry Astbury]. Sport in Many Lands. Europe, Asia, Africa and America, 1st ed., [1879], wood-engraved illustrations, light marginal toning, small waterstain to pastedowns, bookplate, original pictorial cloth gilt in bright condition, spine slightly faded, 8vo (1)

PAUL ASTBURY (born 1945); 'Three Components', press moulded stoneware sculpture, applied bone and plastic embellishments, incised PJA mark and artist's labels to base, made 1980, largest dimension 17cm (3). Provenance: Purchased from Bonhams, The Friends of Soil Hill Charity Sale of Contemporary Ceramics, 1988 (lot no. 3). CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

An Astbury-Whieldon type figure of a violin player wearing tricorn hat, brown coat and breeches, circular domed base, 16cm high, bearing ACA.C.J.Wall label to the base, mid 18th Century (faults)

A rare Richard Meir Astbury pearlware Fair Hebe jug, signed 'J.Voyez 1788'., and with 'Astbury' mark to the base. Provenance: Andrew Dando Antiques, August 1963.

C G SCHILLINGS: IN WILDEST AFRICA, Trans Frederic Whyte, L, Hutchinson & Co 1907, 2 vols, orig pict cl gt + "THE OLD SHEKARRY" [HENRY ASTBURY LEVESON: THE HUNTING GROUNDS OF THE OLD WORLD - ASIA, L, Longman, Green et al, 1865, 3rd edn, litho frontis + 6 litho plts compl, armorial bkplt of John Talbot Clifton (1868-1928) of Kildalton to front pastedown, old hf cf by Bickers & Son Ltd + MAJOR WALTER CAMPBELL: THE OLD FOREST RANGER OR, WILD SPORTS OF INDIA ON THE NEILGHERRY HILLS IN THE JUNGLES AND ON THE PLAINS, L, 1869 4th edn, engrd frontis, added engrd ttl + 4 engrd plts, orig decor cl gt + MARQUIS OF HUNTLY: TRAVELS, SPORTS, AND POLITICS IN THE EAST OF EUROPE, L, Chapman & Hall 1887, 6 black and white plts compl, orig cl gt + 7 others Hunting and Sport (12)

Four marked or named pearlware plates circa 1780, one by Astbury, another by Turner, one impressed I.H thought to be John Harrison, another impressed with H.M.P.C. monogram, all painted in underglaze blue, (4) 25cm diameter Condition report: The IH plate has minor rim chips and short hairline. The Astbury plate and Turner plate are broken and restuck. The H.M.P.C. plate is in good condition.

Tom Dodson (British, 1910-1991) - 'Astbury Church, Cheshire' Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1977, approx 35x45cm, framed.

A pair of steel shoe buckles marked Astbury with silver gilt decoration

A GREAT WAR M.I.D. TRIO OF MEDALS TO CAPTAIN R.H. ASTBURY, ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE REGIMENT comprising the 1914-15 Star (Lieut. R. H. Astbury. R. War. R.), British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal, lacking 'Mention in Despatches' spray of oak leaves but with associated pin-holes (both Capt. R.H. Astbury), officially impressed, bar mounted for wearing; together with a near corresponding group of dress miniatures, with 1914 Star and oak leaves to Victory Medal, bar mounted for wearing; also official certificates showing that Lieut. / Capt. Astbury was mentioned in despatches twice, namely by Field Marshal Sir John French, 30th November 1915; and General Sir E.H.H. Allenby, 23rd October 1918.

PATRICK MCVEIGH: SCOTTISH EAST COAST POTTERIES 1750-1840, 1979, orig cl gt, d/w + CYRIL ANDRADE: OLD ENGLISH POTTERY ASTBURY FIGURES, 1924, limited edn (500), sigd and inscr to front pastedown, orig cl gt + SIR HAROLD MACKINTOSH: EARLY ENGLISH FIGURE POTTERY A COLLECTION OF RALPH WOOD AND CONTEMPORARY POTTERY, L, 1938 1st edn, orig cl gt + D L CLARKE: BEAKER POTTERY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, Cambridge 1970, 2 vols, orig cl gt, d/ws (5)

ASSORTED MEDALS AND BADGES comprising a Royal Life Saving Society [silver] Award of Merit to J. Astbury, 1930, with date bar for 1935, in case of issue; Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medal to J. Astbury, 1929, in case of issue; a St. John Ambulance Association Medal (443550 Joy Astbury), engraved; a Civil Nursing Reserve enamel pin badge; an Austin Car Golden Jubilee 1905-1955 medal; and assorted other items.

Turkish pottery covered vase, floral decoration, 29cms, a Wedgwood "Astbury" pattern coffee cans and saucers, Prattware pots, mosaic panels, etc.

World War 1 group of three medals awarded to M2-073031 PTE. ARTHUR ASTBURY A.S.C. to include 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal, all in original boxes of issue, together with a quantity of related paperwork and photographs. Condition report: see terms and conditions

CELTIC F.C. INTEREST LISBON LIONS 25TH ANNIVERSARY DECANTER Blended Scotch Whisky, aged 25 Years. Limited Edition Astbury Fine Bone China Decanter. Bottle No.0517. 70cl, 40% volume, with stopper and certificate, in presentation box. MANCHESTER UNITED INTEREST EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS CUP TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY DECANTER Scotch Whisky, aged 25 Years, in Buchan ceramic decanter. No.116 of a limited edition produced by the Rutherglen Whisky Company. 70cl, 40% volume, with certificate signed by Sir Matt Busby and Bobby Charlton. 2 bottles

CUMING WALTERS, J; Romantic Cheshire, Cartledge, Gordon; Newbold Astbury and its History and twenty other books relating to Cheshire and the local area (22).

MARY ASTBURY; watercolour "Riverside in Spring", signed, 27.5 x 37cm, framed and glazed.

EARLY 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL; large watercolour study "Astbury Church", unsigned, 48 x 71cm, framed and glazed (af). CONDITION REPORT: There is a 5cm tear lower left, foxing and staining throughout, the watercolour is also quite rippled.

JOHN THORLEY; a pair of watercolours "Little Moreton Hall" and "Astbury Church", both signed and dated 1915, 27 x 37cm, both framed and glazed.

AN ASTBURY TYPE CREAMWARE FIGURE OF A SEATED MAN with underglaze oxide decoration, the base of red clay, 12.5cm h Provenance: An English private collection since before World War Two. This class of figure and the early 20th c reproductions are the subject of a detailed discussion by Pat Halfpenny, English Earthenware Figures 1740-1840, Woodbridge 1995, Chapters 1 and 7.++Tip of the flattish base broken off and restuck with resulting small loss and loss to the adjoining upper part of the right foot of the figure, no other damage or restoration. No previously offered for sale and a charming example of these unpretentious ceramics

AN ASTBURY TYPE CREAMWARE FIGURE OF A SEATED MAN with underglaze oxide decoration, the base of red clay, 12.5cm h Provenance: An English private collection since before World War Two. This class of figure and the early 20th c reproductions are the subject of a detailed discussion by Pat Halfpenny, English Earthenware Figures 1740-1840, Woodbridge 1995, Chapters 1 and 7.++Tip of the flattish base broken off and restuck with resulting small loss and loss to the adjoining upper part of the right foot of the figure, no other damage or restoration. No previously offered for sale and a charming example of these unpretentious ceramics

Football - AUTOGRAPHS, signed clipped signatures laid down to team pages, late 1940`s, inc. Cardiff (11 signatures), Wardle, Baker, Stansfield, Sherwood; Chester (9), Westwood, Astbury; Chesterfield (5), Milburn, Middleton; Coventry 1949/50 (12), Dearson, Lockhart; Crystal Palace 1947 (13), Fred & Albert Dawes, Curz; Derby County 1947 (18), Broome, Mozley, Leuty, Ward, Steel; Everton (7), Wainwright, Farrell, T.G. Jones, Fielding; Fulham (18), Hinton, Thomas, Bacuzzi, Taylor; Grimsby 1949 (13), Briggs, Moody, McKenna etc., G to VG, 9

1916 (4 May) Military pass Issued to Martin Dixon of Drumcondra to trave to and from Sir Patrick Shortalls, 18A Temple Street, manuscript, signed in pencil by Lieutenant TL Astbury, 2/6th South Staffordshire Regiment.

A PRATTWARE MUG moulded with drapery and stiff leaf borders, 10cm h, c1800 A similar design can be found on teapots marked Astbury or Hawley. See Lewis (J & G) Pratt Ware...1780-1840, second edition, Woodbridge 2006, p212. ++Professional restoration to rim

A collection of late 19th century Wye pattern blue and white printed dinner wares produced by F & Sons and comprising a pair of sauce tureens, covers and stands and four rectangular graduated meat plates together with a Victorian cheese dish and cover, a collection of Royal Albert tea wares with printed and infilled border decoration and a further collection of Alfred Meakin Astbury pattern tea wares

Cartlidge, Rev. G., Newbold Astbury and its History, 1915, green cloth, bevelled edges, and three other Cheshire volumes including Howson, The River Dee (4 volumes).

A Royal Albert Works Astbury pattern tea and dinner service

GREVILLE PRESS a collection inc. authors David Gascoyne, George Barker, Harold Pinter, John Wain, Anne Ridler, etc. 14 Greville Press Pamphlets. Others by Anthony Astbury, also the Mailer Press, many inscribed. * Anthony Astbury, poet, anthologist, founder of the Greville Press, which was named after Fulke Greville. (alot)

A Whealdon, Astbury, Staffordshire creamware figure of a seated singer holding a book, good condition, 13cm high.

Five Pearlware plates and a charger circa 1800 one marked Astbury, with moulded feather edging, painted with floral sprays and chinoiserie scenes in underglaze blue, the charger measures 36cm diameter Condition report from left to right of main image: 1: three small flat rim chips, foot chip and stained crazing. 2: glaze scratching, stains and wear, mainly to reverse. 3: minor rim nicks. 4: marked Astbury, with six rim chips to face, one to reverse and 5cm hairline crack, some staining. 5: two hairline cracks, two rim chips to face, footrim nick. 6: Two minor footrim nicks.

A collection of mainly 18thC blue & white wares to include two Worcester teabowls, Newhall, Caughley and an Astbury pearlware plate

An Astbury-type redware small teapot and cover, c.1740, the round body applied with small flower sprays in cream slip, the spout faceted, a little good restoration, 12cm. (2)

Inland Waterways Miscellany : Blair J. : Waterways and Canal-Buidling in Medieval England 2007; Shill R. : The Industrial Canal Vols. 1 & 2, 1996; Foxon T. : Number One! 1991; George B. : James Green Canal Builder 1997; Astbury A. : The Black Fens 1973. Together with a variety of 40+ related titles. Formats include Qto., 8vo., Hb. & Pb. Also included in this Lot : A Plan of the Navigable Canal now making from the Coventry to the City of Oxford, 1771. Original hand coloured engraved map from the 'Gentleman's Magazine, April 1771. Mounted framed & glazed. CONDITION REPORT: Condition : Most titles vg. / f. including the plan.

CP MAYER; two watercolours "Astbury Village" and "Prestbury Village", both signed lower right, 22 x 42cm and 27 x 39cm, both framed and glazed.

Bradbury: History of old Sheffield Plate, 1912; Price: Astbury, Whieldon and Ralph Wood Figures and Toby Jugs, 1922; other antiques reference books

Price (R.K.) Astbury, Whieldon, and Ralph Wood Figures, and Toby Jugs, 1922, 4to., ltd. edition of 500, 70 plates, 18 in colour, dust wrapper (wrapper edges frayed)

AN `ASTBURY` CREAMWARE FIGURE OF A MUSICIAN PLAYING THE BAGPIPES AND DECORATED IN UNDERGLAZE OXIDES, THE INSTRUMENT AND BASE OF GLAZED RED CLAY, 16.5CM H, EARLY/MID 20TH C AND A CREAMWARE TORTOISESHELL GLAZED CREAM JUG OF BALUSTER SHAPE WITH LIP TO THE SHAPED RIM AND STRAP HANDLE, COVERED IN A RICH MANGANESE BROWN OXIDE GLAZE, 8CM H, C1780 ++ Small professional restoration to upper right arm

A Staffordshire redware cylindrical coffee pot and domed cover of Astbury type, of tapered cylindrical form with a branch handle at right angles to the spout, sprigged in white with Royal Coat of Arms, fleurs de lys and stylized floral sprigs, 25.5cm high, circa 1760

Astbury green dragon decorated eight place setting tea service and a set of six Continental porcelain cabinet cups and saucers decorated with scenes after Watteau

A ROYAL DOULTON EARTHENWARE ASTBURY PATTERN DINNER SERVICE

A small mid 18th Century Astbury glaze bullet-shaped teapot and cover with straight spout, applied foliage in low relief, 9cm (3.5") high

A pair of Astbury-Whieldon wall pockets in blue, green, manganese and pale yellow glaze moulded birds in flowering branches etc, 21cm (8.25") high/Rous Lench 684 /see illustration

`Rural Rambles In Cheshire Or Walks, Rides, And Drives From Manchester And Other People` by C G Smith, printed by John Heywood, Manchester 1862, `Summer Rambles In Cheshire, Derbyshire, Lancashire And Yorkshire` by Leo V Grindon, 2nd edition, printed by Palmer & Howe, Manchester 1868, bound in green paperback with black lettering, `Monumental Brasses Of Lancashire And Cheshire` by James L Thornely, printed by William Andrews & Co, Hull 1893, bound in black cloth with gilt lettering, `Second Book Of Road And Lane Handbook For Manchester Cyclists And Tourists` by Haydon Perry, printed by Abel Heywood & Son, Manchester 1897, bound in yellow soft cloth with black lettering, `Newbold Astbury And Its History` by the Reverend J E Gordon, Cartlidge, printed by Thomas Gordon, Congleton 1915, bound in green cloth with gilt decoration and letters and `The Victoria History Of The County Of Chester` volume three, edited by C R Elrington, printed by The University of London, Institute of Historical Research 1980, bound in red cloth with gilt decoration, together with original dust jacket (6)

An Astbury Whieldon Figure, `Foot Rest`, 10.5cm

LISBON LIONS 25 YEAR-OLD JUBILEE DECANTER Astbury Fine Bone China Decanter. Bottled to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the winning of The European Champions; Cup. Limited edtion, Decanter no. 318 of less than 5000. Decanter feels lighter than it should be. In original box, with stopper. 70cl, 40% volume. RANGERS F.C. DECCANTER Wade Ceramic Decanter 70cl, 40% volume. 2 Decanters.

A pair of Wedgwood “Astbury” modern circular Dinner Plates, 10 ¾” diam

`Object No.51` an enamelled metal sculpture by Paul Astbury, signed in pencil and dated 1973 17cm. wide

A quantity of books relating to various towns and villages of Cheshire comprising `Astbury Cheshire` by Ernest Hitchens c.1900, bound in half calf with blue boards and leather spine with gilt highlights, `An Account Of The Ancient Town Of Frodsham In Cheshire` by William Beamont, printed by Percival Pearce, Warrington 1881, with green boards and leather spine with gilt highlights, `Notes On The Ancient Parish Of Bidston` by William Fergusson Irvine, being a limited edition no.6 of only 25 copies, printed by Thomas Brakell Ltd of Liverpool 1894, bound in off-white cloth with gilt highlights, `Warrington In 1465 As Described In A Contemporary Rent Role Of The Legh Family In The Possession Of Thomas Legh Esq Of Lyme Park` edited by William Beamont, printed for the Chetham Society in 1849, bound in blue cloth with leather spine, `Warrington Hundred`, a handbook published by the Corporation of Warrington on the occasion of the centenary of the incorporation of the borough, part one by George A Carter, printed by Garside & Jolley Ltd 1947, with grey boards with simulated leather spines, `Stockton Heath And Immediate District` by Herbert James Westbrook, printed by John Walker & Co Ltd, Warrington 1929, bound in blue cloth with gilt highlights, `Annals Of The Lords Of Warrington` volume one by Beamont, published by the Chetham Society, printed for the Chetham Society 1872, bound in red cloth, `The Vale Royall Of England Or The County Palatine Of Chester With All Its Hundreds And Seat Of The Nobility, Gentry And Freeholders`, performed by William Smith and William Webb and published by Mr Daniel King, printed by John Streeter, London c.1900, bound in burgundy cloth with gilt highlights, `The Justice Of The Peace And Parish Officer` by Richard Burn LL.D., printed by A Strahan & W Woodfall, Law Printers to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty 1793, with replaced board and leather binding, `The Enchanting North` by J S Fletcher, printed by Eveleigh Nash, London 1908, bound in blue boards with white and red highlighting, `A Perambulation Of The Hundred Of Wirral In The County Of Chester` by Harold Edgar Young, printed by Henry Young & Sons, Liverpool 1909 in green cloth with gilt highlights, `The History Of The Hudnred Of Wirral` with a sketch of the city and county of Chester compiled from the earliest authentic records by William Williams Mortimer, printed by E J Morten, Didsbury, Manchester 1976, bound in green cloth with the original white and red dust jacket, `Tudor Constitutional Documents AD 1485 To 1603` with historical commentary by J R Tanner, printed by the Cambridge University Press 1948, bound in beige cloth with original brown dust jacket, `Reminiscences Of Old Manchester And Salford` telling how we kept Whitsuntide sixty years, printed by A Hayward & Son of Manchester 1887, covered in yellow paperback, `Manchester And District Old And New` by Frank Green, printed by Souvenir Magazines of London 1933, containing various adverts on how you could buy a semi-detached house in Ashton On Mersey for £400 upwards, bound in red leather with gilt highlights, `The Secret Valley` by Nicholas Size, printed by Frederick Warne & Co Ltd of London & New York (6th edition) 1930, bound in green cloth and `Local Historians Encyclopedia` by John Richardson, printed by Historical Publications 1993, bound in grey boards with original dust jacket (16) (illustrated)

Wedgwood part dinner service in the `Astbury` pattern, all with a broad black band of neo-classical decoration, comprising circular tureen and cover, 9.5" diameter, eight dinner plates, 11" diameter, six plates, 8" diameter, six plates, 6" diameter, three twin-handled soup bowls and stands, six coffee cups, a Wedgwood `Caernarvon` pattern sucrier and cover and a Solian Ware twin-handled dish and cover on stand,

Yates, Samuel. An History of the Ancient Borough and Town of Congleton, with an appendix, containing a brief history and description of Astbury Church, and biographical sketches of eminent natives, Congleton, 1820, with handwritten letter from a John Wilson of Astbury dated 23rd March 1885.

A good mixed lot of books relating to Cheshire and surrounding area, including Cheshire Leaders by Ernest Gaskell, Kelly`s Directory of Cheshire with map, 1934, leatherbound copy of Stoke Upon Trent by John Ward, London 1843, Congleton Past and Present by Robert Head, Newbold Astbury and Its History by Rev JK Gordon Cartlidge etc.

Yates, Samuel. An History of The Ancient Town and Borough of Congleton, with an appendix, containing a brief history and description of Astbury Chruch, and biographical sketches of eminent natives, Congleton 1820 (af).

MACKENNA, F. Severne, Chelsea Porcelain, the red anchor wares, PRICE Captain, Astbury, Whieldon and Ralph Wood Figures and Toby Jugs, limited edition, and TILMAN`S Emile, Porcelaines de France (3)