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A pair of Compton Pottery book ends each modelled as a peacock painted in colours unmarked restored 16cm. high

A Compton Art pottery plaque relief decorated with a Saint in armour on horseback. Illustrated.

A mixed group of pottery jugs including a stripped Compton pottery mug, a Devonware waterjug, and other items

A Compton pottery figure of Archangel Michael standing in coat of armour, holding a sword, his wings partly unfurled, painted predominantly in gilt, losses and repainting, impressed mark, 20.5cm high

Two Compton pottery plaster plaques, polychrome decorated, one of elliptical form moulded as a child holding a lamp, inscribed verso 'By Mrs G.F. Watts for Clare Xmas 1912/13 from her darling Gan Gan', 10.5cm; and a rectangular plaque, inscribed 'Hear No Evil, Say No Evil, See No Evil', impressed makers mark, 14.5cm across (2)

A Compton Pottery wall plaque modelled as a knight unmarked 24.5cm. wide.

A Compton Pottery model of a frog, stamped and a Beswick model of a pug, hind legs damaged.

A COMPTON POTTER'S ART GUILD PLAQUE, moulded in low relief, with Madonna and The Holy Child with lily flower, in naturalistic setting, the reverse marked 'Compton Pottery Guildford', 11in (29cm) x 8in (20cm) (minor chips).

A pair of Compton Pottery bookends, each with rounded tops and modelled in relief with a faun holding pan pipes and prancing through a stylised woodland setting, picked out with soft colours, 13cm high.

A PAIR OF ENGLISH TERRACOTTA POTS ATTRIBUTED TO THE COMPTON POTTERY, GUILDFORD, EARLY 20TH CENTURY The bowls of lobed form with waisted necks, on square section bases 20sin. (52cm.) high, 24sin. (62.2cm.) diameter (2) "The Compton catalogue lists this model as the 'Leix' pot.

A PAIR OF TERRACOTTA 'SNAKE' POTS BY THE COMPTON POTTERY, GUILDFORD, EARLY 20TH CENTURY1 The bulbous bodies modelled in relief with entwined snakes, both with impresed circular stamps THEIR WORK AS IT WERE A WHEEL WITHIN A WHEEL, LIMNERSLEASE COMPTON 15in. (38cm.) high, 22in. (55.9cm.) wide (2)

AN ENGLISH STONEWARE SUNDIAL PEDESTAL ATTRIBUTED TO THE COMPTON POTTERY, GUILDFORD, EARLY 20TH CENTURY The circular platform supported by three adorsed figures, on a stepped base 25sin. (65cm.) high

An unglazed toby jug stamped Guildford Compton Pottery.

A Compton pottery figure group.

A pair of Compton Pottery bookends, each modelled as a scrolling wave unmarked, minor glaze nicks, 14cm. high.

A Compton Pottery bowl, incised with foliate frieze impressed seal, 13cm. diam.

Compton Pottery earthenware figure 'Youth', the tempera painted group of male and female figures on gold painted wooden plinth, 28cm

A Compton Pottery tankard, designed by Archibald Knox, decorated in relief with scrolling text 'Compton in Surrey' in pale blue, flanking a rose, further flanked by children and Saints above the legend 'St. Nicholas on a Pilgrims way shed sweeter roses day by day' 11.7cm. high. (small loss to end of handle)

A pair of Compton Pottery bookends, each with a rounded top and modelled with a peacock resting on a curved base and displaying its tail feathers, picked out in soft colours, 12.5cm. high, unmarked.

'THE LEIX':- A LARGE COMPTON POTTERY TERRACOTTA GARDEN URN, the sides decorated with stylised crocus pattern, (circular stamp frost damaged), 26in diameter (66cm), 17.5in high (44cm). (See lot 106 for illustration).

A pair of Compton Pottery bookends, of shaped outline and each moulded in relief with a butterfly with outspread wings picked out in colours, 12cm. high, impressed 'Compton Pottery Guildford'

A pair of Compton Pottery bookends, with pointed tops and each moulded in relief with a full-rigged galleon on choppy seas against a sunburst and picked out in soft colours, 17cm. high.

A Belgian Art Nouveau vase, together with two green glazed jugs, a Govancroft vase, and a lead glazed vase, possibly Compton Pottery (5)

A Compton Pottery 'Owl' lampbase, modelled with the creature resting on a gnarled tree stump with a trunk supporting the lamp fitment, picked out in muted naturalistic colours, 25cm high, impressed 'Compton Pottery Guildford'

A Compton pottery tankard, designed by Archibald Knox, decorated in relief with scrolling text 'Compton in Surrey' in pale blue flanking a rose, further flanked by children and Saints above the legend 'St. Nicholas on a Pilgrims way shed sweeter roses day by day' 11.5cm. high.

A pair of Compton pottery bookends, each of disc shape supported on a rounded base, and embellished in relief with the kneeling figure of a naked male archer, picked out in soft cold-painted colours. 18cm. high, unmarked but one bearing old paper label with '17/6' (2)

A Compton pottery figure of Archangel Michael standing in coat of armour, holding a sword, his wings partly unfurled, painted predominantly in gilt, losses and repainting, impressed mark, 20.5cm high