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An Art Deco Hancocks Rubens Ware Pomegranate Vase and a pair of Ault Pottery carafe form Vases with painted bluebird decoration with impressed marks to base

"Collection of Ault Pottery comprising; a large mauve vase, a pair of pink glazed candlesticks, another similar, two more in yellow and turquoise (unmarked) three pink vases, a blue shouldered vase and a small mauve vase (11)"

* Snuff boxes. A collection of Mauchline Ware snuff boxes, including a rectangular box printed with a donkey beneath an axe, with initials ‘MY’, 5cm wide, together with a circular example, ebonised rim, printed ‘Ault, La Plage et le Casino’, 7cm diam., plus a rectangular box with painted cover of a sailing vessel before a castle, the body of the box covered in unidentified tartan varnish paper, 9cm wide, a small rectangular example painted with a hen and chick ‘Does your mother know you’re out?’, 6cm wide, and two others. (6)

Ault treacle-glazed tit-bits Toby Jug.

A pair of Ault twin-handled pottery vases designed by Christopher Dresser, each with flattened ovoid bodies moulded with floral panels, impressed signature.

An Ault pottery flask, unsigned buty probably by Christopher Dresser, of unusual form.

A Victorian Art pottery umbrella stand in the manner of Ault, with relief moulded and polychrome decorated with daffodills.

"Pair of Ault vases hand painted with birds and flowers, 16.5cm"

A Carltonware three fruit (apple,pear & lemon) Cruet Set on banana shaped Stand, Ault pink glaze Vase, Studio Pottery globular Vase by Rob Moon, Aynsley Dish, Wade Dish etc

A pair of Ault Art Pottery spill vases, the pink ground with bird and foliage design together with another smaller, impressed marks (3)

Two Ault Pottery vases with styalized foliate decoration with a similar green glazed dish, designed by Christopher Dresser and painted by Clarissa Ault

A collection of mostly 20th century studio pots, mainly English, all marked, various sizes, including, Inter Alia, Colin Pearson, Alresford, Upchurtch, Agnete Hoy (Bullers 1945-52), Royal Doulton, Ruskin Pottery, Clews, Peter Arnold, Ault, Prinknash, Brannum, Lewis A Grove (Wye Pottery), (a few chips)

A pale blue glazed Gin Woman Toby jug, circa 1840, typically modelled holding a glass and bottle, the base moulded with fruiting vine (minor restoration), together with an Ault `Tit Bits` green glazed Toby jug (restored), a treacle glazed snuff taker Toby and a female Toby jug.

An Ault Pottery flower brick designed by Christopher Dresser of pierced ovoid form with central star, glazed in mottled shades of green, with facsimile signature verso and pattern no. 286 (approx 10cms dia, as viewed slight kiln damage to the base)

An Ault Pottery vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no.248, shouldered form with cylindrical neck and everted rim, the shoulder modelled in relief with four masks each with protruding elongated tongues, glazed running blue and aubergine impressed number, 32cm. high Literature Michael Whiteway Christopher Dresser A Design Revolution, V&A, page 213 this model illustrated in a yellow glaze

A large Ault Pottery jardiniere, with pulled handles, glazed vivid yellow, green and red impressed mark, some restoration 34cm. high

"Royal Doulton large earthenware Hop pattern baluster vase with blue and white decoration, 58cm h, and an Ault green glazed jug and bowl"

Ault Majolica jardiniere, tog. with small dimpled vase in the manner of Christopher Dresser

An Ault Pottery purple glazed vase

An Ault Pottery The Ocean jardiniere and stand, modelled in relief with fish, turtles and crabs, glazed green and yellow impressed marks, crack to top rim 83cm. high

An Ault vase, two German stoneware ewers, a chamberstick and a spill vase

Group of Art Pottery comprising an Ault red glazed small jardiniere, a two-handled globe and shaft vase in the manner of Christopher Dresser and a Continental brown-glazed ewer. (3)

* Dyf (Marcel Dreyfus, 1899-1985). Le Moustoir, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 46 x 54.5cm (18 x 21.5ins), framed, with remains of gallery label to verso. Marcel Dyf lived in Paris, but spent his childhood holidays in Normandy at Ault, Deauville and Trouville. He moved to Arles in 1922 where he kept a studio until the early years of the Second World War. He also took up residence from 1955 onwards in the old studio of the painter Maximilien Luce on the Avenue du Maine, Paris. After the war, he divided his time between Paris and Saint Paul-de-Vence. In 1955, the eminent London gallery Frost & Reed purchased a selection of his works, marking the beginning of a long and fruitful relationship between the gallery and artist. Following his marriage to Claudine Godat, 36 years his junior in 1956 the artist and his young wife made many visits to Brittany, and particularly the Golfe du Morbihan, where Dyf found inspiration for his landscape paintings. The present work depicts a summer scene at Le Moustoir near Carnac, Brittany. Provenance: From the estate of John Wodehouse, 4th Earl of Kimberley. (1)

An Ault-style four handled pottery vase in the manner of Christopher Dresser, h. 25 cm, together with a Poole lemonade jug of cylindrical form and a 1930s lustre glazed fruit bowl

An Ault pottery flower brick designed by Dr Christopher Dresser ovoid pierced form, impressed marks and facsimile signature 10cm. diam.

An Ault Pottery vase probably designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, model no.519, cast in relief with three cats head masks, glazed yellow to brown impressed Ault mark, hairline to top rim 11.5cm. high

A CHRISTOPHER DRESSER EARTHENWARE 'PROPELLER' VASE PROBABLY MADE BY AULT LATE 19TH CENTURY the vase of twisted tapering for with pinched trefoil rim, covered with a streaked green glaze, impressed facsimile signature Chr Dresser (small chip) 12¼ in. (30.5 cm.) high View on Christie's.com

"An Ault-style three handled glazed pottery vase in the manner of Christopher Dresser, h. 34 cm"

An Ault pottery green glazed jardinière, relief decorated with vertical foliate stems, two Copeland green glazed leaf moulded dishes and a matching centrepiece, and a small group of other green glazed wares including four baskets (some faults and restoration).

ART POTTERY. A PAIR OF WILLIAM AULT AESTHETIC MOVEMENT MAJOLICA TREE TRUNK VASES, MOULDED VASE MARK IMPRESSED 475

"Pair of Lovatt`s Langley Ware stoneware cachepots each painted with flowers on a green ground, 17.5cm dia, Ault pottery cachepot with a shaped rim and celestial dragons in relief on a green and brown ground, 24cm dia, an Edwardian cachepot and a Dr. Nelson`s improved inhaler "

Ault England. A brown tapering vase decorated at the shoulder with trees 22.5cm high

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware saltglazed `William Ewart Gladstone` jug, late 19th century, of typical cylindrical form with fluted bands and handle, the body with a pictorial image of Gladstone flanked by an inscription either side `Effort - Honest Manful, Humble Effort - Succeeds, By its reflective action upon character, better that Success`, impressed mark to base & 7910, height 19cm, together with a Staffordshire stoneware Toby jug entitled `Peace 1919 - 1914 Great War 1919`, impressed Ault England, height 24 cm, a Staffordshire bust of Shakespeare, height 22 cm and a Continental pottery figural character jug, impressed mark, height 24 cm, (4). Provenance: estate of Lady Willis widow of Lord Willis of Chislehurst (Ted Willis) 1918-1992, screenwriter and playwright, creator of Dixon of Dock Green and other popular television dramas.

A pair of Ault pottery Dr Christopher Dresser designed ovoid vases, circa 1900, decorated with flying birds and butterflies between flowers and foliage on a yellow ground, painted by Clarissa Ault, impressed Christopher Dresser marks to base, height 19 cm, (2).

An Ault pottery vase, the tall cylindrical neck with everted rim, over a triangular form body, coloured pink, impressed mark, 27cm high.

A dimpled pottery vase probably Ault, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, with applied flowerhead design, glazed running brown and blue facsimile signature to rim 21cm. high

An Ault Pottery "Propeller" Vase, designed by Christopher Dresser, turquoise and cream glaze, incised signature Chr Dresser, 31.5cm See illustration

MARVELL, Andrew, `Miscellaneous Poems`, The Nonesuch press, 1923. Ltd. 546/825. slim 4to. untrimmed edges. Glt. dec. bds. Tog.with AULT, Norman (ed). `Pope`s Own Miscellany`, The Nonesuch Press, 1935. 4to. ltd. edn. 255/750. in d/w. Plus to other Nonesuch Press. 4

Pope`s Own Miscellany" Nonesuch 1935 edited by Norman Ault original buckram gilt dust-jacket frayed at upper edge 1935 § Cobbett (William) Life and Adventures of Peter Porcupine original cloth-backed marbled boards 1927 § Collier (John) The Devil and All wood-engraved frontispiece by Blair Hughes Stanton original cloth gilt transparent wrapper frayed 1934 § Lawrence (D.H.) Love among the Haystacks original cloth label chipped 1930 limited editions the third signed by the author all uncut rubbed Nonesuch Press; and 3 others from the press " 8vo et infra(7)

Four Ault pottery shell moulded pots decorated in green and yellow majolica type glaze, 6.5cm high. (4).

AN AULT STYLE JARDINIERE STAND and associated jardiniere, 26" high

Dr Christopher Dresser-Ault-A large jardini?re of triform with shell moulded body picked out in a tonal green and yellow glaze, relief moulded mark, height 17cm, damaged.

ILLUSTRATED BOOKS: A collection of 37 volumes, largely 1920`s to 1940`s, many bright in d.w`s including works illustrated by: Arthur Wragg, Frank C. Pape, Frank Brangwyn, Charles Robinson, Noel Nisbet, Ernest H. Shepard, Stephen Gooden, Norman Ault, Robert Gibbings, Willy Pogany, Laurence Houseman, Clare Leighton, Agnes Miller Parker, Eric Fitch, Joan Hassall & others (37)

The Eric Lloyd Thomas archive, including a copy of his book Victorian Art Pottery, limited edition of 1000, 1974, together with hand-written notes, research, correspondence, black and white photographs of ceramics and potters at work, Ault pottery pattern books, audio tape interviews and original pen and ink illustrations for Victorian Art Pottery

Christopher Dresser for Ault Pottery, a ceramic fire screen, each side moulded in the form of a peacock, holes to the top for feathers, moulded mark, 40cm

`Ault` ceramic vase in three leg brass stand, each leg terminating in a claw foot

An Ault green glazed owl with glass eyes, stamped 530. 24cm high

A traditional Stockman cowboy hat and a vintage bowler hat by Ault

An Ault art pottery vase on mottled ground, a Bretby small vase, a C H Brannan orange mottled jug and a similar bowl

A Wedgwood blue jasperware biscuit barrel, two other jasperware items, a pewter inkstand, cruet stand, and a pair of Ault Lilium candlesticks. (af)

Continental pottery Ault-style Planter, unmarked.

Ault Pottery yellow glaze vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, of cylindrical tapered form decorated with three daisy type flowerheads, incised signature, 9.25" high (several chips to base)

A large Aesthetic Movement earthenware vase probably Ault Pottery in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser, with lobed shoulder, covered in a running green glaze unmarked, repaired at base 73cm. high.

Autograph letter from Benjamin Franklin, West Wickham, Bucks, dated 6 July 1773 to his wife'My dear ChildI am here on my way to Oxford where I am going to be present at the Installation and I shall stay a few Days amongst my Friends there. By Capt. Ault who sails next I shall write more fully to you and to Friends in Philadelphia. This is my only Letter Packet. Love to our Children & to Benny Boy. I am thanks to God very well and hearty and everYour affectionate HusbandB. Franklin'Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790), statesman and scientist, was in England to protest against Taxation of the American colonies without representation when he wrote this letter. he returned to America two years later to participate in the framing of the Declaration of Independence of July 1776. Independence was granted by Britain in 1783. Franklin had married Deborah Reid in 1730. The had three children, William, born the same year, Francis, born 1732 and died 1736, and Sally, born 1743. Sally married a Richard Bachie in 1767 and they had a son Benjamin Franklin Bache wo was born in 1769. He is presumably the 'Benny Boy' referred to in the letter. Franklin's wife Deborah, after years of bad health, died at the age of sixty-six in 1774. Franklin, therefore did not see her again.

A William Ault toby jug, modelled standing reading a paper titled 'Peace 1919' the circular base titled '1914 Great War 1918', impressed to base, (a/f) 24cm high and a Burleigh Ware toby jug of John Bull, Churchill, 1940, titled 'Bulldogs', 28cm high (2)

Banff-20 year-old. Distilled 18th March 1980, bottled 2nd August 2000. Bottle number 466 of 702. Butt number 634. Ault-A-Bhainne-19 year-old. Distilled 22nd October 1980, bottled 22nd March.2000.Bottle number 129 of 388 Cask number 19003. Convalmore-14 year-old. Distilled 2nd June 1983, bottled 3rd June 1997.Bottle number 360 of 580. Butt number 1639. . Glen Spey-14 year-old. Distilled 19th November 1985, bottled 24th August 2000. Bottle number 374 of 885. Cask number 3038. . Glenallachie-8 year-old. Distilled 5th March 1991, bottled 24th March 1999. Bottle number 236 of 902. Butt number 1341. Selected and bottled under the sole responsibility of Signatory Vintage Scotch Whisky Co. Ltd., Edinburgh. In presentation tins. Single malt, 70cl, 43% volume. 5 bottles

A Royal Doulton mark head jug Rip Van Winkle, D6438, 17.5cm (7") high, another Tony Mellor, 8cm (3") high, another The Falconer, D6540, 10cm (4") high, and a miniature mug, Ault Mac, D6253, 6cm (2.25") high

An Ault pottery Majolica jardinire and stand. Early 20c. Decorated with raised stylised lotus flowers in turquoise on a yellow, green and brown ground. The jardinire raised on a dumbbell shaped column. The whole 104 cms. high.

A pair of Ault black pottery vases, early 20th century

An Ault Pottery Propellor vase designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, covered in a running green glaze unmarked 14cm. high