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A box containing a collection of Quimper, faience and delftware to include ornaments, candlestick, teapot, etc

An English Delft blue and white plate, 18th century, central landscape enclosed by border consisting of further panels of stylised landscape, to verso a label reading `Liverpool circa 1750, English Delftware by Frank Britton p.201 plate 12.67`, 22.5cm diam; together with six further Delft blue and white plates, of various size and decoration, (7), (a/f).

An early 18th century delftware charger, possibly Dutch decorated with blue floral decoration against a duck blue ground, 35cm diameter; together with an early 18th century delftware charger, possibly Dutch decorated with birds and animals within a blue and white geometric border, diameter 34.5cm

A PAIR OF BLUE AND WHITE DELFTWARE FLOWER BRICKS, probably Bristol c.1760, the tops with 21 holes, the sides with stylized floral decoration, height 9cm, width 16cm (Provenance: Jonathan Horne/Paul Hopwell Antiques) (s.d.) (2)

A DUTCH 18TH DELFTWARE PLATE and an English transfer blue pottery bowl with greek key decoration (2)

A DUTCH DELFTWARE CHARGER painted in Wanli style in cobalt with a central scene of four seated figures before a gateway in circular frame, the border with alternate panels of single figures and tulips, the underside painted with six circles, 40cm diam, c1750-70 Very minor rim flaking only; in an old metal hanger

A DUTCH DELFTWARE DISH, DE VERGULDE BLOMPOT painted in cobalt with an amusing scene of orientals, one holding a parasol, another standing on a diminutive boat, two birds in branches above, 34cm diam, painted B:P, c1760-70 In fine condition with minor rim flaking only, in an old metal hanger

A PAIR OF ENGLISH DELFTWARE PLATES painted in cobalt with Chinese temples in diaper cavetto and feathered rim, 20cm diam, c1770 and a tin glazed earthenware jar, undecorated (3) One Delft plate with chip on rim at 1 o`clock, both with typical slight flaking and small chips around the rims. Jar cracked and with restoration on the rim

An English Delftware twin handled pot, late 18th century, lacking cover, decorated in blue with a band of continuous leaves within a dog tooth border, 11cm diameter.

A delftware plate, 22cm diameter, a smaller delftware plate, 17cm, two Chinese plates in poor condition, 22 and 17cm diameter, a turned wooden pot with ivory handle, 14 by 11cm high, and a pair of Chinese hexagonal vases, 19cm high. (7) Provenance: The Estate of David Powell MBE.

An 18th century English Delftware tin glazed dish - Diameter 26.5cm Condition report: minor chips to rim, crazed

An English Delft Flower Brick, probably London, circa 1740, of rectangular form, the top with three rows of seven holes, the sides painted in blue with vases of flowers in circular panels on a trellis and flowerhead ground, 15.5cm wide See Grisby (Leslie) The Longridge Collection of English Slipware and Delftware, pg.414 for a similar flower brick dated 1737 and attributed to London 3cm by 1cm flat chip to one upper corner. Typical minor glaze flakes to angles. 220513

Grigsby (Leslie) The Longridge Collection of English Slipware and Delftware, 2 vols, slip cased; Archer (Michael) Delftware, The Tin Glazed Earthenware of the British Isles, slip cased; Lipski & Archer Dated English Delftware; Austin (John) British Delft at Williamsburg; Britton (Frank) London Delftware; Britton (Frank) English Delftware in the Bristol Collection; and Ten Other Volumes and One Sale Catalogue, relating to English pottery (qty) The books appear to have been stored in damp conditions with some rippling to the paper and some sticking between pages. 190613

19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Apples and Delftware on a table", still life study, watercolour, unsigned

English Delftware Polychrome Tin Glazed Charger An English Delftware Polychrome Tin Glazed Charger, 18th c., geometric design, diameter 13 1/2 in. Provenance: C.J. Larson, 1984

"A pair of English Delftware plates, blue & white, painted with pagodas on islands, 23.2cm diam; and two Delft reproductions, The National Trust, Stowe (4) "

A London delftware posset pot and cover, circa 1700-20, paintedi n blue with flowering scrolling branches, the flared neck with an oriental style scrolling foliage border, 25cm high

An English delftware 'Chinaman in Grasses' press moulded lobed dish, London, Brislington or Bristol, circa 1680-1700, washed in tones of blue and delineated in manganese-purple with a figure seated in an Oriental landscape, two corresponding figures within the border, 22cm diameter See Michael Archer, Delftware, p. 204, no. B192, for a blue and white platter in the Victoria and Albert Museum with the exact same design.

A pair of English delftware plates, probably Bristol, circa 1730, each naively painted with stylised tulips within a formal border, 21cm diameter (2) Footnote: A stylistically similar plate dated 1733 was sold in the Longridge Collection, Christie's, London, 25th May 2011, lot 200. Another, dated 1734, is illustrated in Louis L. Lipski & Michael Archer, Dated English Delfware, p.92, no. 392

A Liverpool delftware saucer-shaped dish, circa 1760, painted and pencilled in blue with curious Chinese figures beside a pavilion in a fenced garden, 25cm diameter Footnote: See F.H Garner & Michael Archer, English Delftware, pl. 94C, for a plate with the same scene.

A very large English delftware dish, probably Liverpool, circa 1760, painted with a central floral spray in a 'Fazackerly' palette, four further sprigs around the rim, 37cm diameter

A large Bristol delftware dish, circa 1740, painted in red, blue and green with a central medallion reserving a profusion of flowers and foliage, within foliage and scroll borders, under-rim markings in blue, 33cm diameter

A London delftware blue and white dish, circa 1730, painted with an urn full of flowers within formal borders, after a Kangxi period Chinese porcelain original, 25cm diameter Footnote: A plate of similar inspiration, dated 1733, is illustrated in Louis L. Lpski & Michael Archer, Dated English Delftware, p. 88, no. 372. Another in illustrated in Michael Archer, Delftware in the Fitzwilliam Museum, p. 119, no. B61

Two rare delftware blue and white tea bowls, and two English white salt-glazed stoneware tea bowls, all 18th century, 7cm diameter (at fault) (4)

A small Wedgwood 'Queen's Ware' creamware teapot, circa 1765, over-glaze printed in black by Sadler & Green in Liverpool with two pheasants picknicking and a girl holding a hay-rake, unmarked 12cm high Footnote: See Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, p.28, no. B6-15 for a delftware tile with the same design

Relics of Old Leeds 1896, Historical Guide to Delftware and Victorian Ointment Pots with price guide signed by the authors and The Story of the British People in pictures (3)

A Bristol delft polychrome ‘Tulip’ charger, painted in shades of blue, iron red and green with a stylised tulip, blue sponged border, 33.5cm diameter, circa 1730. Cf. Michael Archer, Delftware (1997), A41 [plate 24] for a similar example with a blue-dash border.

An 18th Century blue and white English Delftware water bottle/guglet, probably from Liverpool. The neck with a diaper band, the design of stylised flowers beneath lappet bands.

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE OCTAGONAL ROYAL PORTRAIT PLATEpainted with a half length portrait of William III in coronation robes flanked by the initials WR in a border of stylised half flowerheads alternating with tasselled cords, 19.5cm w, c1690Late 17th century English Delftware royal portrait plates of this type have been attributed to Bristol or Brislington. For similar examples, see the exhibition and sale catalogues, Fair as China Dishes, No 17 and Lipski Collection Part I, lot 49 and Part II, lot 260. For the same border on a small octagonal plate painted with fruit, see Lipski, Part II, lot 221.In exceptionally well preserved condition with only a few very slight spots of flaking around the rim, not cracked chipped or restored

A blue and white English Delftware Plate and an Oriental plate decorated with Magnolia.

A boxed set of Webb Corbett, liqueur glasses, Delftware and 19th and 20th Century ceramics and glass (1 box)

An early 18th century delftware charger, painted with a jardiniere and flowers in blue, 13.5in..

Lipski (Louis L.) & Archer (Michael) Dated English Delftware, 1984, 4to., numbered limited edition of 1000, dust wrapper; Austin (John C.), British Delft at Williamsburg, 1994, 4to., presentation inscription signed by the author, dust wrapper; Britton (Frank), English Delftware in the Bristol Collection, 1982, dust wrapper; Francis (Peter), Irish Delftware, an illustrated history, 2000, signed by the author, dustwrapper (4)

Grigsby (Leslie B.) The Longridge Collection of English Slipware and Delftware, 2000, 2 vols., 4to., dust wrappers, slipcase; with two related Christie`s auction catalogues (4)

Archer (Michael) Delftware, The Tin-Glazed Earthenware of the British Isles, A Catalogue of the Collection in the Victoria and Albert Museum, 1997, 4to., dust wrapper, slipcase; Austin (John C.), British Delftware at Williamsburg, 1994, 4to., dust wrapper (2)

TWENTY TWO MAINLY ENGLISH 18TH C DELFTWARE TILES, MOSTLY PAINTED IN COBALT, SEVERAL WITH MANGANESE GROUND

An 18th century blue and white Delftware charger, the centre decorated in the Chinese manner with objects and flowering shrubs within a foliate border, d. 30 cm CONDITION REPORT: chips and cracks

A Delftware pottery dish, early 19th century, decorated in blue with flowers within a repeating floral border, 23cm diameter.

An English delftware blue and white basin, probably Liverpool, circa 1760, painted with a Long Eliza standing beside a table supporting a jardiniere with flowers, 31cm.diam

An English delftware blue and white bowl, late 18th century, painted in the interior with a Chinese building on a bridge, the exterior painted with flower swags, 26cm.diam.

A selection of 18th century circular Delftware blue and white plates.

A large collection of ceramics to include a Victorian glass honey pot, Quimper bow, early Delftware, Moorecroft jug and treacle glaze owl and jug.

An 18th century blue and white Delftware plate decorated in the Chinoiserie manner, d. 22.5 cm, together with a similar plate, larger CONDITION REPORT: nibbles and chips throughout

An 18th century blue and white Delftware plate decorated in the Chinoiserie manner with a central landscape, d. 22.5 cm and another, smaller, probably 17th century CONDITION REPORT: chips and damage throughout

A group of eleven 18th century and later Dutch Delftware tiles, together with and 18th century polychrome Delftware tile decorated with a bird, probably English, various sizes CONDITION REPORT: some damage

A Masons Imari pattern plate, two blue and white pearlware items, together with a bat printed creamware mug and two Delftware items CONDITION REPORT: poor

Savill R. : The Wallace Collection - Catalogue of Sevres Porcelain 1988. 1st.Ed. 3 Volumes, Qto. Hb. + Dj. & Slipcase. Archer M. : Delftware. The Tin-Glazed Earthenware of the British Isles 1997. 1st.Ed. Large Qto. Hb. + Dj. & Slipcase. All volumes profusely illustrated. CONDITION REPORT: Condition : Near fine.

A Delftware Flower Brick with rock design and buildings and trees, 6 1/2 x 2 1/2in

A PAIR OF DUTCH DELFTWARE VASES of flared hexagonal shape^ painted in cobalt with two seated oriental figures and peony sprays^ 22cm h^ painted 115^ c1770 ++Rim chipped and with minor spots of flaking^ not cracked or restored^ above average condition

A DUTCH DELFTWARE VASE AND COVER of flared hexagonal shape^ the upswept cover with pointed knop and painted in cobalt with a cartouche^ birds and flowers^ in floral and ~cracked ice~ borders^ 47cm h^ c1770 Provenance: Mr & Mrs F B Watkins of Flaxley Abbey^ thence by descent to the present vendor. Illustrated: in the Stuart Bedroom in James Lees-Milne~s Flaxley Abbey article in Country Life^ 5 April 1973^ p909. ++Old discoloured restoration to a section of the foot^ some flaking of the tin glaze on the angles. On the cover the knop broken off and restuck many years ago and a flat chip to the rim. Another chip on one of the angles with small discoloured restoration. Of impressive appearance

A PAIR OF DATED DUTCH DELFTWARE PLATES painted in cobalt with the initials B/ME and 1697 in a scrolling cartouche with demi dragons^ crown and swagged apron with mask and three tassels^ 25cm diam^ dealer~s label Provenance: Robinson & Williams^ London (early 20th century) where probably purchased by Lt Col Leonard Messel for Nymans^ Susex; sourced by Oliver Messel (1904-1978) for Mr & Mrs F B Watkins of Flaxley Abbey^ c1967; thence by descent to the present vendor. ++One with localised flaking around the rim; the other with old restoration

A Delftware tin glazed earthenware moon flask, the shoulders entwined with serpents, decorated in blue and white with a figure in a garden, verso flowers, 23cm high, and a Delftware vase with twin snake handles, decorated with flowers, raised on lion's paw feet, 17cm high.

A Bristol Delftware plate with Oriental landscape to centre and a Bianco Sopra Bianco border, approx 22.5 cm in diameter.

Two delftware small dishes, one London c.1705-10, painted in red, blue and green with a cockerel and stylized foliage, the other a Bristol `Farmhouse` dish c.1730, decorated with a peacock in a tree, some damages and restoration, 21.5cm max. (2)

A delftware basket, mid 18th century, probably Vauxhall, the well painted with a Lotus pattern of eight petals containing a lotus flower on a scrolled ground around a central lotus plant, the rim pierced with interlocking circles, raised on a low cylindrical foot, two rim chips, 26.8cm.Cf. Victoria and Albert Museum, no. C.25-1981, for a similar basket from the Lipski collection.

An exceptionally rare delftware plate, c.1740, probably Wincanton, the well painted with an octagonal panel containing a traveller in a landscape, the rim reserved with eight small floral panels, all on an unusual sponged rust-coloured orange ground, some good restoration, 22.2cm.

A large delftware charger, mid 18th century, painted with peony and other flowers issuing from rockwork beside a fence in a polychrome palette, the reverse with a blue mark, restored rim chips, 35.2cm.

An English delftware tulip charger, c.1660, probably London, boldly painted with three large flowers in shades of yellow, ochre, manganese, blue and green, with further flowers and foliage inbetween, with a blue dash rim, two rim sections broken and cleanly restored, 37cm.Cf. Michael Archer, The Dating of Delftware Chargers, ECC Transactions Vol. 11 part 2, pp.118-9 and pl.53b, and Delftware in the Fitzwilliam Museum by the same author, p.30 for a very similar example attributed to Rotherhithe.

Five Liverpool delftware tiles, c.1765-75, printed by John Sadler, three of them printed in orange-red respectively with The Baby`s Toilet, a chinoiserie group with a chime of bells, and a group of three country figures, one tile in manganese with The Fortune Teller, and the last in a deeper shade of red with a Dentist group, some damages, 12.4cm. (5)

Four delftware tiles, 18th century, two painted with chinoiserie figures in manganese, two with blue floral motifs, all within bianco-sopra-bianco borders, small damages to the edges, 12.7cm. (4)