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An English delftware plate, mid 18th century, painted in blue with a Chinese boy seated beneath a fringed willow tree and looking back over one shoulder, 23cm.

A London delftware lobed charger, c.1680, painted in yellow and manganese with a Chinese figure seated in a garden setting, the moulded rim with four further figures, damaged and repaired, 35cm.

A good Liverpool delftware plate, c.1760, painted after the Chinese with two cockerels strutting beneath flowering branches, the rim with chrysanthemum sprays and borders of leaves within hatched diaper panels, 21.5cm.

A rare English delftware blue-dash charger: painted in blue, yellow, iron-red and green with a figure representing Pulcinella, wearing his jester's costume with sugar loaf hat and striding between trees with sponged leaves, holding a large sword in his left hand and smoking a pipe, within yellow line and blue-dash rim, the reverse tin glazed, probably Lambeth, circa 1720-40, 32 cm diameter [some damage]. *Provenance: Acquired, together with the following lot, by the present owner's grandmother in Scarborough in the mid 20th century. *Notes. This charger is part of a small but distinctive group of early 18th century delftware chargers boldly painted with a variety of bird, animal and figure subjects, possibly by the same hand, as discussed by Tristram Jellinek in articles for the 'Antique Collector' magazine in 1970 and 1973. The figure of Pulcinella, anglicized to Punchinello/Mr Punch was first recorded in England in the 1660's and was derived from the Italian Commedia dell'Arte. In the early 18th century, the marionette theatre starring Mr Punch was popular in London and provincial theatres. He usually carries a stick or slapstick, not a sword or smoking a pipe as with the present dish.

A rare English delftware blue-dash charger: painted in blue, yellow, iron-red and green with a large peacock displaying between trees with sponged leaves, within yellow line and blue-dash rim, the reverse tin glazed, probably Lambeth, circa 1720-40, 32 cm diameter [minor damage, slightly misshapen]. *Provenance: Acquired, together with the previous lot, by the present owner's grandmother in Scarborough in the mid 20th century. *Notes: This charger belongs to a small but distinctive group of early 18th century delftware chargers boldly painted with a variety of bird, animal and figure subjects, possibly by the same hand, as discussed by Tristram Jellinek in articles for the 'Antique Collector' magazine in 1970 and 1973.

An 18th century blue and white English delftware tile depicting a figural scene, and another depicting a cherub with flag, 13 by 13cm.

A set of three continental delftware albarellos decorated in blue with figures standing amongst flowers, diagonal inscriptions 'FLOR-KOUSS'; 'CICUTA' and 'RADCURCUM', 34cm

A BLUE AND WHITE DELFTWARE MONOGRAMED PLATE painted with a chinoiserie garden scene, initialed S I . M, the powder blue border with trailing foliage, the reverse also intialled S I . M 1748, 8 3/4ins. (32 cms.) dia.

A DELFTWARE POLYCHROME CHINOISERIE PAINTED DISH 13 1/2ins. (34cms.) together with a Spode plate printed with famille rose chinoiserie European shipping view, pattern no. 3067, ex Zorensky collection, and a blue and white mustard pot

A DELFTWARE BLUE AND WHITE SHALLOW BOWL painted with a church before a mountainous background, 12 1/2 ins. (32cms.) dia.

An 18th century Dutch Delftware charger decorated with a bird amongst foliage

A box of books, on ceramics and glass, including 'Bow Porcelain' by Hurlbutt, London Delftware and The Wood Family of Burselm, by Falkner

Delftware baluster shaped tankard, painted with chinoiserie figures in landscapes, concentric ring border to rim with blue dash loop handle, probably Dutch,18th Century, height 16cms; Dutch Delftware octagonal shaped vase, painted with floral blooms and insects (converted) early 19th Century, height 18cms. overall. (2)

Delftware blue and white dish, painted with vase of flowers in garden setting enclosed by triple panel and lattice border, 18th Century, diameter 35cms.

Delftware polychrome dish, with vase of flowers enclosed by panel and lattice border, 18th Century, diameter 35.5cms.

Delftware blue and white dish, painted with flowering plants and landscape beyond, enclosed by flattened rim with floral bursts to each quarter, possibly Continental, 18th Century, diameter 35.2cms.

Seven Delftware blue and white tiles, painted with landscape, fishing and animal scenes, 18th/19th Century, mostly 13 x 13cms. (7)

A pair of Delftware tiles, 19th century, polychrome decorated with huntsmen, 13 by 13cm, and two tin glazed earthenware dishes with leaf decoration, 30 and 31cm diameter. (4)

Mixed Box Of Pottery And Collectables, Comprising Delftware, Blue And White, Oriental Resin Figures, Two Chinese Silk Pictures etc

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE PLATE, PROBABLY LAMBETH (VAUXHALL) MID 18TH C painted in cobalt with the Mimosa pattern, 30cm diam++Long forked crack stabilised on the underside with old linen tape, minor rim chips, no restoration

A mid 18th century English? blue and white delftware spittoon, the flared trumpet rim decorated with rural scenes and edged in a Chinese style diaper border, with typical Chinese style motifs on the underside of the rim and fruit and foliate motifs to the body, 12.4cm

A box of antique reference books to include English Delftware

A delftware teabowl, 18th century, painted in blue with flying insects around flowering peony sprays issuing from the rim, brown line rim, 7.2cm. Provenance: from a private collection in the Cotswolds.

A large Bristol delftware punch bowl, c.1760, decorated to the exterior in blue and manganese with pagodas on an island amidst pine, bamboo and willow, the interior with a manganese flower spray within bianco-sopra-bianco foliate scrolls, cracked, 26cm dia. Provenance: from a private collection in Surrey.

A pair of delftware octagonal plates, mid 18th century, painted in blue with arrangements of Oriental flowers issuing from low censers, the rims with four vignettes of further flowers and auspicious objects, some wear to the glaze, 22.8cm. (2)

A pair of Liverpool delftware woodblock printed tiles, c.1756, printed in blue by John Sadler, one with a man walking a dog beside an English inn, the other with two figures among Italianate ruins with a Classical statue, each within an octagonal panel edged by foliate scrolls, the corners with floral mons motifs, 13cm. (2) Cf. Anthony Ray, English Delftware Tiles, no.618 for the former. See also Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, No. A5-6 for the latter.

An English delftware bottle or guglet, mid 18th century, painted in blue with a continuous landscape scene of pagodas beneath pine, plantain and other trees before mountains, a single figure fishing from a small boat in the foreground, the tall neck with formal stiff leaf designs, a little restoration to the neck, 24.2cm.

Two delftware deep pickle dishes, 2nd half 18th century, each of leaf shape, painted in blue to the interior with pagodas beside a curved bridge, the rims with a hatched diaper band, 13.2cm max. (2)

A Bow blue and white plate, c.1750, painted with the Broken Scroll pattern, the unfurled manuscript depicting flowering peony issuing from holey rockwork, and a Dublin delftware plate decorated with the same design, the latter cracked, 22.5cm. (2) Cf. Peter Francis, Irish Delftware, pl.12 and pp.105-106 for a discussion on the influence of Bow porcelain on Dublin delftware. Provenance: from a private collection in the Cotswolds.

A rare London delftware bulb pot, c.1680-90, of inverted pear shape, painted in blue with butterflies in flight above Oriental flowers, between blue scroll bands, with large ropetwist handles, the neck pierced with six small holes, 21cm across.

An early English delftware bowl, c.1670, possibly London, the exterior painted in blue with three Chinese figures in a continuous landscape, seated and standing amidst rocks and pine, the interior with two stylized figures, 20.7cm dia.

A London delftware teapot stand, c.1720, painted in blue with a small figure fishing from rocks in a river landscape, with small buildings on a rocky island, within a stiff leaf border, raised on three shaped feet, a little rim chipping, 13cm. Cf. John C. Austin, British Delft at Williamsburg, p.115 for similar examples.

An English delftware food warmer base, c.1760-70, of cylindrical form with a shaped opening beneath a moulded mask, painted in blue with leafy bamboo issuing from larger leaves at the sides of the opening, the reverse with peony and further bamboo beside rockwork, numeral mark to the interior, some damages, 16cm. Paper label relating the object to the Onians Collection. Provenance: from a private collection in Surrey.

A good Bristol delftware octagonal tea canister, c.1760, the wider concave sides painted in blue with a standing chinoiserie figure carrying a scroll or vase, the narrower sides with rococo foliate scrolls, between flat diaper panels, 11cm. Cf. Anthony Ray, English Delftware Pottery in the Robert Hall Warren Collection, pls.52 and 53 for similar examples with figural decoration.

A Brislington delftware plate, c.1670-80, painted with a Chinese figure seated by a low table with bamboo beyond, a section of the rim broken out and restored, 21.8cm.

A large polychrome delftware charger, 18th century, painted with bamboo and peony issuing from holey rockwork, the rims with further sprays of Oriental flowers, some restored rim chips, 33.8cm.

A large English delftware charger, c.1730-40, painted in blue and red with a design of stylized peony sprays in and around a central flowerhead with eight petals, reserved on a hatched red ground, cracked, 36cm.

A delftware polychrome charger, 18th century, painted in a palette of blue, green, red and yellow with a long-tailed parrot perched on a branch above rockwork beside sprays of flowering peony, the rim with four floral sprays, 33cm.

Mixed china, Delftware, pair of German stoneware ewers, 19th Century bottlevase and cover a/f, maling azalea pattern basket.

Two 18th century Delftware type plates.

A DELFTWARE POLYCHROME CHARGER with simple flower designs, 34cm

A Masons Ironstone part dessert service, 19th century, decorated in an Imari pattern, a faience Toby jug (a.f.) (17.5cm high), a Delftware vase and cover, four Worcester porcelain plates and one other plate. (qty).

DELFT AND ENGLISH POTTERY:1. Lipski & Archer: Dated English Delftware. Sotheby Publications, 1984, 401/1000, DJ;2. Luxmoore, Chas F C: English Saltglaze Earthenware. William Pollard & Co, 1924, 1st Edn.;3. Ray, Anthony: English Delftware Pottery. Faber & Faber, undated, DJ;4. Garner & Archer: English Deltware. Faber & Faber, 1972, DJ;5. Rackham, Bernard: Medieval English Pottery. Faber & Faber, 1972, DJ;6. Towner, Donald: The Leeds Pottery. Cory, Adam & McKay, 1963, DJ;7. Barker, David: William Greatbach. Jonathan Horne, 1991, DJ;8. Britton, Frank: London Delftware. Jonathan Horne, 1987, DJ;9. Lewis, J & G: Prattware. Acc, 1984, DJ;10. Hobson, R L: Catalogue of the Collection of English Pottery in the British Museum. BM 1903 (10)

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH DELFTWARE BLUE AND WHITE CHARGERS centrally decorated with Camelia, rock work and bamboo within a floral border, possibly Lambeth, 34.5cm diameter (2)

AN ENGLISH 18TH CENTURY DELFTWARE PLATE centrally decorated with a willow tree 23cm diameter together with a further blue and white delftware plate (2)

FOUR PIECES OF DELFTWARE to include a small FLAGON made for Herman Jansen Distillery, a sparrow beak JUG, a tulip shaped VASE, all with blue and white decoration together with a miniature JUG hand painted in polychrome with a Maritime scene by J Van Der Valk

An 18th Century English Delftware blue and white bowl, body cracks, diameter 12"

Anglo Delftware Keeling & Co. Flow Blue Two Handled Vase Late Mayers. Circa 1886-1891. Dutch scenes. Stands 12'' in height. Excellent condition.

TWO JAPANESE IMARI DISHES, AN 18TH C DELFTWARE PLATE AND SEVERAL OTHER DECORATIVE PLATES AND DISHES

AN 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH DELFTWARE POLYCHROME PLATE AND A DELFTWARE SOUP PLATE BOTH C1750

A Chamberlains Worcester porcelain cabbage leaf jug, early 19th century, with a gilt mask spout, printed in blue and white with flowers, reserve gilt dedication erased, printed mark, 20cm high, blue and white delftware tile painted with a recumbent stag, a child's pottery part tea service, mid 19th century, printed in blue and white with flowers, comprising tea pot on stand, sucrier, slop bowl, cream jug, five cups and four saucers. (16)

An English delftware plate, late 18th century, chinoiserie decorated with a woman in a garden with a fan, with a cross hatch and reserve floral border, 23cm, a feather edged pearlware plate painted with a pagoda, 25cm, and a pair of pearlware plates, similarly decorated within a scalloped border, 24cm. (4)

A Chamberlains Worcester porcelain cabbage leaf jug, early 19th century, with a gilt mask spout, printed in blue and white with flowers, reserve gilt dedication erased, printed mark, 20cm high, blue and white delftware tile painted with a recumbent stag, a child's pottery part tea service, mid 19th century, printed in blue and white with flowers, comprising tea pot on stand, sucrier, slop bowl, cream jug, five cups and four saucers. (16)

An English delftware plate, late 18th century, chinoiserie decorated with a woman in a garden with a fan, with a cross hatch and reserve floral border, 23cm, a feather edged pearlware plate painted with a pagoda, 25cm, and a pair of pearlware plates, similarly decorated within a scalloped border, 24cm. (4)

An 18thC tin glazed delftware teapot, of shaped circular form, with a dog knop, the bulbous body spout and C scroll handle polychrome decorated with flowers in orange, green and blue, on a circular foot, star mark beneath, probably Dutch, 15cm high. (AF)

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE CLOCK FACE with Arabic numerals, circa 1780, 23.5cm diameter

A LARGE DELFTWARE BLUE AND WHITE CHARGER dated 1700 and with initials CR?, 38.5cm diameter

A DELFTWARE CHARGER with Chinese fishermen design, circa 1780, 32cm and a faience jug, 19th Century, 24cm (2)

A PAIR OF 17TH CENTURY STYLE POLYCHROME ITALIAN DRUG JARS, marked AH Handgemalt, 27cm high and two blue and white Delftware style wet drug jars, largest 20cm high and two Victorian blue ground drug jars and covers

A large Bristol delftware dish or charger c.1740, painted in red, blue and green enamels with a stylized flower issuing from holey rockwork, the rim with panels of flowerhead motifs, blue dashes and a square to the underside, glaze chipping to the rim, 33cm.