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An early Dutch Delft blue and white pewter-mounted jug, 1630-1650 - H.: 29 cm Condition: Excellent. The pewter mount loose. A small hole in the base with a very old lead or pewter repair. Attributed to the "De Porceleyne Schotel" factory by Dutch expert J.D. Van Dam in "Vrienden van de Nederlandse Ceramiek 135". This type of jug is depicted on Dutch paintings situated in the same period. Famous Dutch painter Jan Steen showed it on two paintings: "Het Oestereetstertje" (see photo) and a version of "Het Doktersbezoek". A similar jug in poor condition was sold at Christie's, Amsterdam, Sale 2775, Lot 20. Other examples: - Aronson: The Dr. Gunther Grethe Collection, p. 6, nr. 1 - Scholten: Dutch Majolica and Delftware, p. 111, nr. 96 - The Glaisher collection, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge - The Princessehof Museum, Leeuwarden - Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com. Sign up for our newsletter on our website and stay informed about all our auctions!

A cat and a sheep in polychrome Dutch Delftware, 18th C. - H.: 6 cm (the cat) - Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com. Sign up for our newsletter on our website and stay informed about all our auctions!

A large white monochrome Delftware dish with lobed edge, 18th C. - Dia.: 38 cm - Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com. Sign up for our newsletter on our website and stay informed about all our auctions!

A blue and white Delftware chinoiserie dish, Haarlem, 17th C. - Dia.: 36,5 cm Attributed to the workshop of Willem Jansz. Verstraeten, ca. 1650. A related example is in the Rijksmusem, Amsterdam, Object number BK-NM-8241. Condition: A restored hairline running down from ca. 11 o'clock. - Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com. Sign up for our newsletter on our website and stay informed about all our auctions!"

A large white Delft pewter-mounted jug with rope twist handle, 17th C. - H.: 35 cm A somewhat smaller jug of exactly the same shape is depicted in Aronson, Dutch Delftware, 2012, page 54-55, and is signed LVE for Lambertus van Eenhoorn. The jug is decorated in blue and white millefleurs style but the shape is strikingly similar. Condition: Excellent. - Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com. Sign up for our newsletter on our website and stay informed about all our auctions!"

A polychrome Dutch Delftware children's feeding bottle, 18th C. - Dim.: 15,5 x 12 cm - Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com. Sign up for our newsletter on our website and stay informed about all our auctions!

A Delftware tobacco jar with brass lid and mount, Lille, 18th C. - H.: 43,5 cm - Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com. Sign up for our newsletter on our website and stay informed about all our auctions!

HENRY-PIERRE FOUREST "Delftware", published by Thames & Hudson, illustrated, and other volumes on Antiques, including Clocks, Metal Wares etc.

Art: Rosc Catalogues: A Collection of six Official Catalogues for the years 1967, 1971, 1977, 1980, 1984 and 1988; together with associated Exhibition Catalogues for Irish Art 1900 - 1950; Irish Delftware, Castletown, The Irish Imagination 1954 - 1971, as a collection. (9)

*18th and 19th Century blue and white Delftware, to include: a jug; a vase; octagonal vase and cover; together with a blue and white teapot; and two vases.(much damage)

Ipswich Blue by Julia Allum. Sponsored by Associated British Ports. Inspired by Dutch Delftware pottery, Ipswich Blue represents not only personal ties to Holland but the close links between East Anglia and the country.

A quantity of mixed ceramics to include a lidded character jug, delftware etc

Two 18th century Delftware plates with chinoiserie scenes (1 rim chipped)

A Dutch burr walnut Delftware or china cabinet, the moulded cornice with rococo shell detail, a pair of glazed doors and side panel, enclosing shaped painted shelves, above two short and two long drawers with shaped apron on large claw feet, fitted with ornate brass work handles and escutcheon, late 18thC, with key 225 x 170 x 45cm

A delftware circular sweetmeat dish, 18th century, the circular tray with five integral 'wells', decorated with floral sprays in blue, the underside decorated with stylised flower heads and stripes, 25cm diameter

A set of five white Delftware tiles, children's games, two similar tiles, period scenes, and a doll's blue and white teaset

A DELFTWARE COLANDER BOWL, LONDON, C1770 freely painted with peony in diaper border, 23cm diam ++The rim chipped and typical flaking of the rim, unrestored

A DUTCH DELFTWARE THREE FOOTED CRESS DISH AND STAND, DE PORCELEYNE LAMPETKAN, C1770 painted with a star centred floral design, stand 23cm diam, painted LPK ++Both in good condition with minor spots of rim flaking only, not cracked no restoration

A PAIR OF DELFTWARE OCTAGONAL PLATES, C1770 painted with a lady on a raft, the rim edged in brown, 21.5cm w ++One with chip on rim at 1 o'clock, the other with tiny flat chip on rim at 7 o'clock. No cracked, no restoration

A London delftware bowl c.1770, the exterior painted with five fish in blue and green enamels between sprays of red and green flowering branches, rim cracks, 22.7cm dia.

A large delftware charger c.1740, simply decorated in blue, green, red and yellow enamels with naive flowers issuing from feathery foliage, the rim with floral panels alternating with smaller panels of hatched diaper, some glaze chipping, 33.8cm.

A London delftware plate c.1770-80, painted in blue with a couple promenading between buildings beneath tall sponged trees, a restored crack, 22.8cm.

Four Irish delftware plates c.1750, painted in blue after a Chinese design, each with two fallow deer beside flowering bushes and tall pine trees, the rims with a wide Fitzhugh border, numeral 12 marks to the undersides, some chipping, 23.6cm. (4) Cf. Peter Francis, Irish Delftware, pp.92-3, for a discussion of this pattern and its derivation from the Chinese.

A pair of English delftware chargers mid 18th century, each decorated in green monochrome with weeping willow issuing from stylized rockwork, the rims with four foliate motifs within a blue line border, minor damages, 34.8cm. (2)

A large delftware bowl c.1725, probably Bristol, the tall sides enamelled in red, green and blue with stylized flower sprays and small roundels beneath a formal border, the interior with a large blue leaf, some rim cracks, 26.5cm dia.

An English delftware plate mid 18th century, painted in blue after the Chinese with a squirrel running along vine, with stylized grapes to the well and border, some rim chipping, 22.3cm.

Ten English delftware tiles c.1750-60, painted in blue with European figures in landscapes, one with a church and another a castle, within circular panels, foliate motifs to each corner, a little chipping, 12.8cm. (10)

Four delftware plates 18th century, each decorated with a central floral spray within a panelled border of further sprays alternating with single manganese flowerheads reserved on a hatched iron red diaper ground, two cracked, 19.3cm. (4)

A pair of Lambeth delftware plates late 18th century, of Ann Gomm type, decorated in polychrome enamels with a central octagonal motif within stylized foliate and floral motifs, 22.9cm. (2) Cf. F H Garner and Michael Archer, English Delftware, pl.108A.

A Liverpool delftware plate c.1760-80, painted in blue with a seated figure playing the flageolet while a shepherd and two of his charges stand nearby, the upper rim with leafy branches issuing from the rocky precipice above the musician's head, 12cm rim crack, 22.2cm.

An English delftware charger c.1730, probably Lambeth, decorated in blue, green and red with a hexagonal motif around a central flower spray to the well, within a panelled border of further flowers and foliate stems, numeral 10 mark to the underside, some glaze chipping, 33cm. Cf. F H Garner & M Archer, English Delftware, pl.56B for a similar example.

A Bristol delftware plate mid 18th century, boldly painted with two figures standing between conical yellow trees, the rim with four stylized floral panels alternating with bands of green and red diaper, a rim chip, 23cm.

A good delftware plate mid 18th century, finely potted and painted in blue with a standing Chinese figure holding a parasol before a low ornamental fence, the rim with three panels of peony on a hatched diaper ground, X and II decoration beneath the rim, 25.2cm.

A Bristol delftware plate c.1750, painted in manganese with highlights in green, yellow and blue, with a standing Chinese lady holding a fan beneath bending bamboo branches, the rim with further panels of bamboo on a diaper ground, some chipping, 22.6cm.

A large English delftware plate mid 18th century, decorated in the Fazackerly palette with simple scattered flower sprays, and a large shaped delftware dish with moulded rim, painted in blue with a vase of flowers beside bold peony sprays, some glaze chipping, 41.5cm max. (2)

A pair of Delft biblical tiles 18th century, painted in blue, one with Cain slaying Abel, the other with a rare depiction of the Spies returning from Canaan, and a pair of Liverpool delftware tiles painted in blue with a family ice-skating on a frozen river, the other with figures before a thatched building, within octagonal panels, 13cm. (4)

Five English delftware plates mid 18th century, three painted in blue with sprays of Oriental flowers including peony and chrysanthemum, one with a hexagonal flowerhead to the well, one with a basket of flowers in polychrome enamels, and a small late 17th century dish painted in bright blue with a seated Chinese figure within a wide rim of further figures, some faults, 23cm max. (6) Two plates with paper labels for the Gautier Collection.

An English delftware apothecary jar 18th century, probably London, the cylindrical body painted in blue with horizontal bands and a band of chain, some chipping to the rim, 14.2cm. Cf. Victoria and Albert Museum, Accession No. C.288-1912, for a near identical example.

An Irish delftware octagonal dish c.1760, painted in blue with simple sprays of flowering peony within a hatched diaper border, numeral 2 mark to the reverse, a little glaze chipping, 29.8cm. Cf. An Exhibition of 18th Century Irish Delftware at Castletown House Celbridge, 1971, no.71 for a similar example.

A large delftware charger c.1740, probably Bristol, painted in the Chinese manner with a long-tailed yellow bird perched on rockwork beside flowering peony, the rim with further sprays of Oriental flowers, some chipping, 34.5cm.

Collection of art booksSubjects include 18th Century Drinking Glasses, Jackson's Silver & Gold Marks, British Pottery & Porcelain Marks, English Delftware Pottery, Pratt Ware, Dictionary of Victorian Painters, British Watercolour Artists, The Manor of Gawsworth by Roland Richards etc (26)

AN ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE DELFTWARE CHARGER, mid 18th century, decorated with a Chinese figure, stylised rockwork and tree, 34cm diameter

A quantity of Delftware to include a pair of vases, a pair of figures, a pickle dish etc (af)

A late 19thC/Early 20thC Dutch Delftware fruit bowl, decorated with a basket of flowers; and other items of blue and white ceramics, Chinese, Japanese and European (qty)

A Dutch burr walnut Delftware or china cabinet, the moulded cornice with rococo shell detail, a pair of glazed doors and side panel, enclosing shaped painted shelves, above two short and two long drawers with shaped apron on large claw feet, fitted with ornate brass work handles and escutcheon, late 18thC, with key 225 x 170 x 45cm

A 19th century pearlware plate, of shaped circular form painted in blue and white with flowers and swags 24.5cm diameter, a Delftware plate of circular form painted in blue and white with a central floral study within a foliate border 26cm diameter, a 19th century blue and white transfer printed saucer dish 18.5cm diameter, a Chinese plate painted in underglaze blue, iron red and gilt with flowers and leaves 23cm diameter and a 'Delft' baluster vase printed in blue and white with a canal scene panel within scrolling and floral borders 29cm high (5)

A Delftware cup and cover with saucer, Meissen Helene Wolfsohn, circa 1860, mark to base, in coblat blue on a thick white lead glaze ground, cup 13cm, saucer 16cm.

Four Delftware wall plates of similar size, various patterns, 30cm, (NC)

An English delftware polychrome charger, probably Bristol, circa 1760, foliate decorated and with painted blue mark to rear, 35.7cm diameter.

A blue and white tin glaze pottery mug, possibly 18th Century Delftware, the body hand painted depicting a crest surrounded by floral foliage, marked to base

A Dutch burr walnut Delftware or china cabinet, the moulded cornice with rococo shell detail, a pair of glazed doors and side panel, enclosing shaped painted shelves, above two short and two long drawers with shaped apron on large claw feet, fitted with ornate brass work handles and escutcheon, late 18thC, with key 225 x 170 x 45cm

An 18th century Dutch Delftware tin glazed plate (a/f)

A Delftware lobed dish possibly Frankfurt 1680-1700 in the Ming 17th Century style decorated in manganese, blue and yellow with central figure in a landscape surrounded by further figures, 35cm

An English Delftware blue and white charger with Chinese designs, 33cm

A collection of four Delft and Delftware blue and white plates 18th Century variously decorated, largest 23.5cm,two Dutch,one Lambeth and one Liverpool

A Dutch Delftware charger 18th Century with foliate and carnation decoration, 34cm and a pottery jester jug 23.5cm (2)

An English Delftware polychrome charger 18th Century decorated in the Chinese taste with phoenix and blossom, 35cm

A Delftware charger Liverpool, circa 1760 simple blue Chinese flower design within a chequered border, 34cm

A Delftware blue and white dish 18th Century a figure on a bridge in the Chinese style, 23.5cm and one other Dutch Delftware dish with Chinese pagoda and boat, 23cm (2)

A Delftware polychrome dish 18th Century with provincial French flower designs, 23cm and one other faience polychrome circular dish, Clerici factory circa 1750-60, 23cm (2)