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A DUTCH DELFTWARE RED, BLUE AND GREEN PAINTED DISH

A DUTCH DELFTWARE OVOID JUG, PAINTED PLOUGH MARK, 19TH CENTURY

Four 18th century style Delftware display chargers, decorated in the chinoiserie taste, bears 'St Clement, France'.

An English Delftware Blue Dash Tulip Charger, circa 1685, of circular form decorated in blue, green, yellow and ochre with tulips and foliage within a yellow lined blue dash rim, the back lead glazed, 34cm diameter Chips to rim. General wear to decoration. 100615

An English dated delftware plate: painted in blue with a Chinese vase of flowers and a flower table by a trellis fence and inscribed 'Ann Pearson Born 17th May 1732', within a blue ground floral and scrollwork border reserved with three panels depicting Chinese river landscapes, probably London, 23 cm diameter. *See: Louis Lipski and Michael Archer 'Dated English Delftware' page 86 plate 362 for a plate from the same series dated 1730.

Delftware - A large collection of Delftware to include vases, trinket dishes and similar

Delftware - A large collection of a blue and white Delftware tankards

Delftware - A large collection of Delftware clogs of various sizes

Delftware - A large collection of Deftware figurines

An English polychrome Delftware bowl, late 18th century, painted with a repeating band of stylised flowers and leaves within hatched and blue banded borders, 26 by 12cm.

3 matching early Delftware blue and white plates, simply painted with flowers in a basket design, 9 inch diameter and a Sowerby opaque glass basket weave dish. Some nibbling to edges of the Delph plate, no obvious signs of damage or restoration to glass dish

Three various Delftware pottery dishes decorated with flowers, largest 25cm, (NC)

A pair of Delftware chargers, centres decorated with flowers in a vase, with fruit and scroll border, marks to base, 35cm, (NC)

A delftware blue and white pottery charger decorated with peacock centre and panelled border (a/f), 36cm, and another shallow dish with floral decoration (also repaired), 30cm, (NC)

Two Delftware blue and white dishes, painted with floral and garden scenes enclosed by floral borders and yellow rims, possibly Dutch, 18th Century, diameter 35cms. high. (2)

A Delftware circular pot and cover with mask mounts, a pair of plates (repaired), a bowl, 28cm, and two other blue and white plates

A pair of Delftware candlesticks, 19cm, three other pairs of candlesticks, a single porcelain candlestick and an enamel candlestick (a/f)

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE 'IMARI' PLATE, C1760 23cm diam ++Flat chip on rim and some typical small spots of flaking around the rim but not cracked, no restoration

A RARE ENGLISH DELFTWARE ARMORIAL PLATE, C1750-60 23cm diam The arms and crest are those of Morley. ++In very good condition with some small spots of flaking around the rim but not significantly chipped and not cracked, no restoration

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE CHINOISERIE PLATE, LAMBETH HIGH STEET, C1765-75 23cm diam ++An excellent example in very fine condition with only a few tiny spots of flaking around the rim but not chipped. On the reverse a glaze depth only faint star crack, no restoration

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE 'ANN GOMM' PLATE, LAMBETH HIGH STREET C1790 22.5cm diam ++In unusually fine condition with only a few extremely small spots of flaking around the rim, not cracked or chipped, no restoration

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE BOWL, BRISTOL, C1750 painted in the blue, red, green palette, the interior with a blue tree and clusters of dots, 25.5cm diam ++Fine descending hairline crack and one or two small chips around the rim but in excellent overall condition, no significant damage or restoration

ENGLISH DELFTWARE. FOUR REFERENCE BOOKS for details please see online catalogue The lot comprises British Delft at Williamsburg by John C Austen, 1994, English Delftware by F H Garner and Michael Archer, second edition revised, 1972, English Delftware Pottery in the Robert Hall Warren Collection, Oxford, by Anthony Ray, 1968 and English Delftware in the Bristol Collection by Frank Britton, 1982 ++In satisfactory condition, three with slightly faded or worn dust jacket

A DUTCH DELFTWARE POLYCHROME HORSEMAN DISH, LATE 18TH C 31cm diam ++Hairline crack at 1 o'clock emanating from a central star crack, on the reverse typical rims chips and flaking

A DUTCH DELFTWARE POLYCHROME TILE, 18TH C painted with a tulip and fleur de lys, 11.5cm square, framed ++Surface crazing and tiny spot of flaking in the upper left corner, unexamined out of the giltwood frame

A DELFTWARE CIRCULAR CHARGER, LONDON, CIRCA 1780, painted with under-glaze blue with garden and fences and rectangular rocks, scrolled pattern border and yellow rim 13ins diameter. Provenance: Sotheby’s 1995.

A DELFTWARE CIRCULAR CHARGER, LONDON, CIRCA 1760, painted with under-glaze blue, woman beneath a tree, two boats, mountain and rocks, three vignettes to the borders. 13ins diameter.

A DELFTWARE CIRCULAR CHARGER, CIRCA 1760, painted with under-glaze blue, central bird fountain, flowers and floral border 13.5ins diameter. Provenance: Sotheby’s 1995.

A DELFTWARE CIRCULAR CHARGER, CIRCA 1760, painted with under-glaze blue, fence, trees and flowers, five floral vignettes to the border. 13.5ins diameter.

A DELFTWARE CIRCULAR CHARGER, CIRCA 1760, painted with under-glaze blue, fence and flowers with continuous fluted border. 12ins diameter. Provenance: Hove Antique Fair 1995.

TWO DUTCH DELFTWARE BLUE AND WHITE CIRCULAR PLATES, floral decoration. 9ins diameter.

THREE VARIOUS DELFTWARE DUTCH BLUE AND WHITE PLATES, one is octagonal. 8.5ins (2) and 9ins (1).

TWO DELFTWARE ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE PLATES, floral decoration.

A DELFTWARE CIRCULAR CHARGER, CIRCA 1780, blue and white with flowers. 13ins diameter (repaired). Provenance: Sotheby’s 1995.

A 19th Century Delftware Deep Dish, decorated in polychrome enamels, the reverse marked in underglaze blue VMD, 34½ cms diameter

A FRENCH FAIENCE PIG TOOTHPICK (?) HOLDER, A PAIR OF DUTCH DELFTWARE FIGURES OF FARMERS AND CATTLE AND SIX VARIOUS VICTORIAN EARTHENWARE COW CREAMERS, INCLUDING ONE WITH ROCKINGHAM BROWN GLAZE

A DUTCH DELFTWARE PLATE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY

Eleven delftware blue and white tiles, mostly English, 18th century, painted with landscapes, biblical subjects, a single figure and a vase of flowers, each approximately 12.5cm square, individually framed (a.f).

AN 18TH CENTURY DELFTWARE PLATE decorated with an abstract design of a leaf and rockwork, 19.2cm diameter (AF)

A GEORGE III BRISTOL DELFTWARE PLATE decorated with a bird perched on a fence, 21.8cm diameter (hairline crack)

A GEORGE III IRISH DELFTWARE PLATE decorated in cobalt blue with a vase of flowers and lucky symbols to the rim and inscribed with a number '10' to the reverse, 23.5cm diameter

A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY DUTCH DELFTWARE MOULDED RECTANGULAR PLAQUE depicting a town scene within a gadrooned and leaf decorated frame, 19.5cm wide (AF)

A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY DELFTWARE SMALL RECTANGULAR DISH with canted corners, decorated with an oriental landscape, 16cm wide x 12.5cm high

A SMALL LATE 17TH CENTURY MOULDED DUTCH DELFTWARE DISH, painted in blue, yellow and green with a portrait of King William III and with 'WR' above, within a floral border and marked 'noii' to the reverse, 15.8cm diameter (AF)

AN 18TH CENTURY DUTCH TIN GLAZED DELFTWARE POLYCHROME PLATE decorated with a profile portrait of Prince William III, set within a twisting floral border, 22.4cm diameter

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY DUTCH DELFTWARE PLATES decorated with birds resting amongst flowers, 22.5cm diameter, together with two Dutch blue and white decorated Delftware plates, 23cm diameter; a Dutch polychrome decorated plate, with central vignette of a vase of flowers with a bird resting on a branch, all on a table within a floral and diaper decorated border, 22.2cm diameter and a continental tin glazed faience plate (6) (AF)

A LATE 18TH CENTURY DUTCH DELFTWARE CHARGER decorated with a portrait of King William III and Queen Mary, over lettering 'KWD3 + KGVB', set within a chinoiserie style rockwork bird and flower decorated border, 34cm diameter (cracked and riveted and with rim frits)

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE PLATE, PROBABLY LAMBETH (VAUXHALL) MID 18TH C painted in cobalt with the Mimosa pattern, 30cm diam

A DUTCH DELFTWARE DISH, EARLY 19TH CENTURY AND SIX 19TH CENTURY AND LATER BLUE AND WHITE WILLOW PATTERN AND OTHER DISHES

A DUTCH DELFTWARE PLATE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY

An English delftware polychrome flower brick, c.1760, possibly Liverpool, painted with yellow flowers to each side and geese to each end, 17.5cm.

A 19th century Staffordshire blue and white transfer print teapot stand, a polychrome Delftware tile, a carved walnut wall bracket and various other items.

Three English Delftware soup plates, probably Liverpool the shallow bowl with everted rim decorated with pencilled design of a pagoda & birds with a scrolled peony border, the rim lined in iron red, painted censer Ding mark, Circa 1760, 21.5cm diameter (3)

A 19th Century Delftware Deep Dish, decorated in polychrome enamels, the reverse marked in underglaze blue VMD, 34½ cms diameter

A pair of Delftware blue and white chargers, hand painted, 35 cm in diameter (2)

A pair of Delft vases, c.1780, moulded with scrolling cartouches and painted in blue with floral arrangements, monogram marks for Anthony Pennis, and a Delftware punch bowl, the exterior painted with continuous floral sprays, the interior with simple stylized sprigs, some damages, 27cm max. (3)

Three English delftware plates, 18th century, one painted with low huts beneath willow at the water's edge, one with a bird perched on a peony branch, the last with flowering branches of Oriental trees within three peony sprays to the rim, some restoration, 26.5cm max. (3)

A pair of Dublin delftware soup plates, c.1760, each painted in blue with a bird perched in a prunus tree beside flowering peony issuing from rockwork, the rims with a formal foliate border, painted 14 marks to the bases, 23.5cm. (2)

A rare English delftware oval dish, c.1690, perhaps London, painted in blue with a bird perched on a branch issuing from holey rockwork, the rim with floral sprays, two rim sections repaired with rivets, 23.5cm.

A matched pair of English delftware plates, c.1760-70, painted in polychrome enamels with Oriental flowers issuing from stylized rockwork, the rims with further floral motifs, 23cm. (2)