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Four delftware tiles, 2nd half 18th century, including Liverpool, variously decorated with Oriental figures in blue and polychrome, one with a cell border, small damages, 12.5cm. (4)

A Dutch delftware charger, 18th century, decorated in blue with a farmstead, 36cm diameter.

LAMBETH POLYCHROME DELFTWARE PLATE 18TH CENTURY painted with a bird and flowers, 22.5cm diam; together with a smaller DELFT BLUE AND WHITE DISH, painted with flowers, 16.5cm diam (2)

A Ming period vase; a Chinese famille verte bowl; a Chinese export jug; Delftware and pearlware plates, an early Victorian shaped square plate, painted with colourful summer flowers; etc.(7)

A large Dublin Delftware blue and white octagonal dish, mid 18th century, painted in the centre with a basket of flowers, the border scattered with flowers and emblems, (a.f), 50cm. wide.

An 18th Century Delftware plate painted with fisherman and boat with green spongeware decoration, dia 8 1/2"

An 18th century Chinese blue and white shallow dish, diameter 11" (bears Christies label for Diana Cargo 1995); an 18th century blue and white Delftware plate decorated with Chinoiserie scene, diameter 9" (rim fritted)

A Delftware vase, 19th century, painted with a fisherman, 23cm high, a Staffordshire lion, an agate panelled brass casket, and a Butts Jones stoneware model of a gaitered shoe. (4)

A group of twelve Delftware blue and polychrome tin glazed earthenware plates, 28-35cm, and two Delftware jugs. (14)

A Delftware blue and white vase of hexagonal, baluster form decorated in blue and white with a tavern scene within a floral and foliate moulded border, 23.5cm high, and another similarly decorated, 25cm high.

THIRTEEN CERAMICS REFERENCE WORKS comprising Horne - Liverpool Printed Tiles, and English Tinglazed Tiles, Frank Britton - London Delftware, R Drey - Apothecary Jars, together with nine other books and pamphlets relating to Delft etc

TWO FABER & FABER MONOGRAPHS comprising English Delftware and English Delftware Pottery, together with the Lipski Collection, and seven other works relating to Delft and Faience (9)

A DELFTWARE BLUE AND WHITE POTTERY VASE decorated in the Chinese style, 8 1/2" high, circa 1700-1720.

A Delftware wall-hanging salt box and two Hummel figures (3)

An 18th century English Delftware polychrome plate with painted floral design and another decorated with a lady holding a fan in a landscape

A box containing assorted sundry items to include a pair of Delftware vases, various cameras, Oriental blue and white plate, etc.

A collection of reference books related to Delftware to include; Archer, M 'Delftware' and Fourest, H.P. 'Delftware (8)

Two 18th/19th century Delftware chargers, each decorated with flowerheads and foliate on a tin glazed ground, diameter of larger 29.5cm, diameter of smaller 22.5cm

A dated English delftware plate finely painted in blue with a pair of birds amongst exotic blooms, foliage and rocks, inscribed I.R. 1753, 22 cm diameter. *An example from this set of plates is illustrated in Dated English Delftware, Lipski & Archer, plate 561, page 127

An octagonal creamware plate, c.1800, decorated in a brown Whieldon-type glaze, and a delftware plate painted with panels of flowers on a sponged manganese ground, 23.7cm max. (2)

A large delftware bowl, 18th century, the exterior painted with a landscape scene in blue and manganese, the interior inscribed `One Bowl More And Then`, a section broken out and restuck, 30cm.

Two delftware guglets or bottle vases, 18th century, painted in blue with Oriental foliage, and a delft octagonal vase painted with an all over floral design, two vases extensively damaged, 27cm max. (3) Provenance: from the collection at Invercauld Castle.

A Brislington delftware lobed dish, c.1690, the well painted with a flying insect above blue flowers, the rim with stylized flowerheads in blue and ochre, a faint crack, 21.5cm.

A large delftware polychrome dish, c.1740, probably London or Bristol, painted with a central squirrel within stylized flower sprays in shades of green, red, blue and yellow, 33.5cm. Provenance: from a deceased estate.

A delftware flower brick, 18th century, each side painted with a Chinese figure hiding behind rockwork and watching two birds chasing flies, the shorter sides with flowering peony, the top pierced with 22 small holes around a central larger one, 14cm.

A large and rare English delftware monteith, c.1680-90, the eight-lobed exterior painted in blue with Oriental figures in landscape scenes, the interior with two seated figures, small damages to two of the lobes, 35cm dia. Provenance: from a deceased estate.

A delftware teabowl and an ointment pot, 1st half 18th century, the teabowl thinly potted and painted in blue with a landscape scene, the ointment pot with a floral motif, small rim chips, 5.5cm max. (2)

A pair of delftware plates, 18th century, painted in blue with a central strutting bird, a figure on a jutting island and other small islands, some damages, 23cm. (2)

Two delftware small plates, 18th century, one Brislington and painted with a bird amidst stylized foliage, the other decorated with a simple floral design in orange, manganese and green, both cracked, 22.5cm max. (2)

A pair of Bristol delftware plates, 18th century, each painted with an Oriental fence scene with bamboo and peony within a bianco-sopra-bianco border, some rim chipping, 22.5cm. (2)

Two Bristol delftware plates, 18th century, one painted with a Chinese landscape within a bianco-sopra-bianco border, the other painted with a woolsack-shaped panel containing a Chinaman seated on the roots of a flowering tree which towers above him, 22.6cm. (2)

A delftware flower brick, 18th century, the narrow ends painted with an Oriental figure standing behind a fence, the long sides with two smaller figures in a landscape, the top pierced with six rows of four holes, some restoration, 14.5cm.

Two delftware wine labels, c.1800, one painted in manganese for Sherry, the other in dark blue for Burgundy, the latter lacking its suspension hole, 13.8cm.

Six delftware tiles, 18th century, two Bristol painted with baskets of flowers within bianco-sopra-bianco borders, two painted with stylized flowers in blue, green and manganese, two painted with figures in blue, some damages, 13cm max. (6)

A London delftware plate, 1st half 18th century, painted in blue with a bird and flying insects around a vase of flowers, the rim with similar panels, 29cm. Cf. Jonathan Horne, English Tin-glazed Tiles, p.63, nos. 349 and 351 for London tiles with the same decoration.

Five delftware tiles, 18th century, four painted in blue or manganese with Oriental figures at various pursuits, one Liverpool painted with an Eastern figure within a cell diaper border, some damages, 12.7cm max. (5)

Three Bristol delftware tiles, 18th century, each painted in polychrome with a standing bird within bianco-sopra-bianco borders, framed, some surface fritting, the tiles 13.5cm. (3)

Two London delftware tiles, c.1720, one painted with a naked man, perhaps Adam, clutching his ribs beneath a bare tree, the other with a figure standing beside another figure being trampled by a horse, rim chipping, 12.8cm. (2)

Two delftware tiles, 18th century, one painted in blue, one in manganese, each of Adam and Eve standing beside the Tree of Knowledge, Eve accepting the fruit from the serpent, a lion visible in the background of one, one corner broken off and reglued, 13cm. (2)

Seven delftware ornithological tiles, 18th century, variously painted in polychrome enamels with birds in flight, one standing within a bianco-sopra-bianco border, damages, some fragmentary, 12.7cm max. (7)

A pair of Liverpool delftware woodblock tiles, mid 18th century, printed in blue by John Sadler with a Dutch canal scene, surface damage to one, 12.6cm. (2) Cf. Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, p.20, No. A5-3.

A delftware five tile panel, 18th century, painted in blue with continuous grapevine, mounted in a long frame, 65.8cm overall.

A rare Liverpool delftware woodblock tile, mid 18th century, printed by John Sadler with an octagonal panel containing a man driving a cow before a lake, the corners with hatching and foliate scrolls, 12.6cm. Cf. Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, p.20, No. A5-7.

An early London delftware tile, c.1720-40, painted with a Chinaman standing before a jardinière of flowers, small chips, 12.7cm. Cf. Jonathan Horne, English Tin-Glazed Tiles, p.56, no. 299 for a similar example.

A rare Liverpool delftware woodblock tile, mid 18th century, printed by John Sadler with an octagonal panel containing a man riding a donkey with trees and buildings behind, a small surface chip, 12.7cm. Cf. Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, p.20, No. A5-15.

Two London delftware tiles, c.1720, one painted with Moses receiving the Ten Commandments, the other of a soldier standing beside discarded armour and a sword, 12.6cm. (2)

Four delftware tiles, 18th century, painted with panels of children holding fruit and flowers, within flowerhead panels on a sponged manganese ground, framed, 26.2cm overall.

Four Bristol delftware shipping tiles, 18th century, painted in blue with roundels containing sailing vessels and a rowing boat, 13cm. (4)

A Liverpool delftware tile, c.1765, printed in red by John Sadler with `Shuttlecock and Battledore`, a lady and gentleman playing this early version of badminton while an older lady looks on with a dog seated in her lap, framed, 15cm overall. Cf. Anthony Ray, English Delftware Tiles, fig. 636.

A delftware wet drug or oil jar, 18th century, titled `OL. AMYGDAL.` in manganese, surmounted by cherubs in blue holding flowers either side of a shell, 17cm. Oil of Almonds is still used today as an emollient, and by massage therapists to soften the skin.

A delftware ointment pot, c.1680, decorated inside and out with a pale blue glaze, and a small albarello painted with six blue bands, some damages and restoration, 11cm max. (2)

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE OCTAGONAL PLATE painted in cobalt with a man on a raft in an oriental landscape with a two storied house, rocks and foliage, two birds above, the trellis border with stylised leaves, 22cm diam, c1740 and an English Delftware dish and plate (3) The design on the octagonal plate is found on two octagonal and round examples, the latter dated 1738 and tentatively attributed to Bristol. The absence of any reverse markings on the present example may instead point to a London origin. See Archer (M), Delftware, 1997, no B204. Octagonal plate in excellent condition, practically mint state with only the odd tiny graze on the edge. The other plate cracked, the dish in good condition with typical slight edge flaking of the glaze

A DUTCH DELFTWARE GARLIC NECKED VASE painted in cobalt in Kangxi style with lappet shaped panels of birds and flowers divided by peonies and tendrils, on flared octagonal foot, 44cm h, c1770 An unusually well preserved example with no obvious flaking, cracks or other damage

TWO SIMILAR DUTCH DELFTWARE TOBY JUGS one a toper, the other taking a pinch of snuff and painted in cobalt, 29cm h, painted marks and a Dutch Delftware garlic necked vase, all early 20th c (3) One toby jug with tiny spots of flaking on the nose, hands and tobacco pipe

An oak framed tray set with three Art Nouveau style tiles, a Dutch Delftware tile decorated with sailing vessel, two late Victorian bird decorated transfer printed tiles, and three other small tiles

A DELFTWARE POLY CHROME SMALL VASE circa 1800, a Japanese blue and white double gourd vase and a lattice work bowl (3)

Two 18th century English Delftware plates, three 18th century Chinese plates, a Chinese bowl and cover, and two pewter plates

A Delftware type Wall plate and a gilded oriental pattern plate.

AN ENGLISH SLIPWARE MUG WITH BROWN BANDS AND A DELFTWARE POLYCHROME PLATE, BOTH LATE 18TH C

A DUTCH DELFTWARE GARLIC NECKED VASE IN CONTEMPORARY BRASS MOUNTS AS A LAMP