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A Delftware figure of a Chinaman, wearing full-length yellow robe, head re-attached, 6in.

Two English delft blue and white globular bottle vases. CIRCA 1760, PROBABLY LIVERPOOL. Each painted with two flowersprays and trailing foliage, the slender neck with geometric and floral decoration beneath pan-topped rims painted with a diaper-pattern band. 9s in. (24.8 cm.) high (2). Cf. Michael Archer, Delftware, The Tin-glazed Earthenware of The British Isles (Norwich, 1997), p. 275, E.17..

Frank Britton 'English Delftware in the Bristol Collection', published 1982 J K Crellin 'Medical Ceramics in the Wellcome Institute', published 1969, and six further books on delftware, faience etc (8)

A DELFTWARE POLYCHROME CHARGER decorated with oriental foliage within a leaf border, 13 1/2" diameter

A DELFT LOBED DISH with blue dash decoration, 8 1/2" across and a Delftware polychrome plate (2)

An 18th Century Delftware blue and white dish, painted a garden scene with fence, 33.5cm (13.25") diameter

A miniature delft possett pot, probably Bristol, of squat cauldron form with lug handles, set on three feet and painted in red, green and blue with stylised flowers and foliage below a line, loop and husk border, 6.5cm. high, early 18th century, haircrack and flakes. *An identically modelled, though differently decorated, example is illustrated as plate 4.12, page 72, English Delftware in the Bristol collection, Frank Briton.

An early 18th century English delftware bowl, "Success to Trade", the legend painted to interior, flowers to exterior (9in.) and a late 18th century creamware mug with painted monogram - both cracked

A set of three mid-18th century English delftware plates, painted with a Chinese riverscape in blue (9.25in.) together with three 18th century Chinese armorial plates,

A delft flower brick probably Bristol, circa 1740 each side painted in blue with a fort on a shore flying a flag, two ships in the distance, at each end a bird perched on a flowering branch, the top pierced with twenty-one holes edged in dashes enclosed by trelliswork with crossed intersections 15.5cm., 6Bin. long minor damage A similarly decorated brick is illustrated by L.B.Grigsby, The Longbridge Collection of English Slipware and Delftware, p.415 pl.D374. Here it is noted the scene may depict Fort Chagres in the West Indies during a battle at which Vice Admiral Vernon took the Fort. An example with a similar painted scene was sold at Sotheby's London, 20th November 1979 lot 22.

Pair of 18th Century Bristol Delftware chargers decorated with chinoiserie style bird, foliate, insect and verandah decoration, 37cm diameter

Mid 18th Century English Delftware plate with chinoiserie style landscape decoration and painted inscription 'Mordecay Massiah 1750', 23cm diameter and an English Delftware bowl with foliate decoration, 23cm diameter

A pair of Delftware oval hexagonal vases, painted figures, 26cm (10.25") high

A Delftware blue and white jug, a Japanese cloisonné vase and a glass vase with spray of flowers

A pair of Delftware blue and white tiles, 18th Century, decorated with religious scene, together with three later blue and white tiles.

A PAIR OF ENGLISH DELFTWARE BLUE AND WHITE MONOCHROME PLATES, decorated overall with chinoisere scenes of house, bamboo canes, rockwork, shrubs, boulders and sailing boat.

AN 18TH CENTURY DELFTWARE PLATE, painted in underglaze blue in the chinoiserie manner with flowers and a fence, 8.5in. (21.5cms) (rim chips)

A pair of Victorian Staffordshire 'comforter spaniels', painted in a copper-red (6.25in.), an 18th century pearlware plate painted with an Oriental view in blue (8in.) and an 18th century English delftware baluster vase - 6.5in

A Delftware blue and white flower brick, painted with insects amidst flowers and foliage, c.1760-70, 15cm. The central division re-glued.

An 18th century English delftware dish, c1750, boldly painted with willow and stylised flowers, the border of solid colour with geometrically placed flower sections, 37cm diameter

A PAIR OF DELFTWARE CIRCULAR WALL PLAQUES each decorated with portraits after Rembrandt van Rijn, 17 1/2" diameter

An English Delftware Flower Brick, mid 18th century, raised on bracket corners and painted with chinoiserie landscapes with bowing figures, the top pierced with a central square between a pair of blue-washed grouping of six, 14.5cm long (chip to short side of rim, 5mm deep, 20mm long)

An 18th century English delftware bowl, painted with a Chinese fenced garden and foliage in cobalt blue, 8.5in.

A Bristol delftware Dish, painted in blue, red and green with a portrait of George I holding a sceptre and the initials GR within an oranges and leaf surround, the rim with florets, riveted and restored, 33.5cm

A Brislington delftware Plate, late 17th Century, amusingly painted with portraits of King William and Queen Mary and the initials WMR in ochre and blue, 21.3cm

A Bristol delftware Plate, early 18th Century, painted with the portrait of Queen Anne and the initials AR, in red, yellow and blue, the rim with scrolling leaves, 22cm

A Rare Bristol delftware blue dash Charger, c. 1700, boldly painted with the figure of the Duke of Monmouth holding a baton on a galloping charger, in a fenced landscape, 33.3cm

A Rare Bristol delftware blue dash Charger, c. 1700, painted with full length portrait of Prince George in armour holding a baton between sponged trees and the initials PG, cracks, restoration, 35.5cm, Paper labels including Boynton Collection

A delftware Wet Drug Jar, first half 18th Century, with a label inscribed S:PAPAV:ERR: beneath a shell flanked by angels, an angel head beneath, 18cm The inscription is for syrupus of papaver erraticum, wild poppy, which, according to Culpepper ".... cools the blood, helps surfeits and may be given for frenzies, fevers and hot agues."

A dated delftware Drug Jar, 1702, inscribed THER:ANDR: within foliage and the initials EI and date, restored, 16.5cm

A set of three delftware Drug Jars, first half 18th Century, of cylindrical form inscribed C:CYNOSBAT. CERAT:SATURN. U:VIRIDE. between the sun-in-splendour and foliate scrolls, the last two heavily crazed; 18.5cm (3)

A delftware Drug Jar, early 18th Century, of waisted form inscribed B LUCATELL: on a complex oval label with peacocks flanking a floral basket arrangement above a winged angel head, some flaking, 19cm, P mark .

A delftware Lambeth Wet Drug Jar, early 18th Century, inscribed 'S:CARYOPH:' on a label below a shell and flanked by angels,18.5cm

A delftware Drug Jar, mid 18th Century, inscribed C:LUJUL: below a basket of flowers above swags, chip, 16.5cm

A delftware Drug Jar, first half 18th Century, inscribed U:BASIL:NIGr; on a label between scrolls and tassels, 18.5cm Full reading: unguentum basilicum nigra, an ointment made from wax, pitch, olive oil, myrrh, frankincense and other resins used to promote wound healing.

A Rare delftware Armorial Pill Slab, c.1700, London or Liverpool, with the Arms of the Apothecaries' Company and pierced with two holes for hanging, 26cm.

A delftware Drug Jar, first half 18th Century, inscribed E.DIASCORD on a label surmounted by a basket of fruit flanked by trumpet-sounding angels and by an angel head and flowers, 18.5cm

A delftware Drug Jar, first half 18th Century, with a label on a complex motif of a scallop shells, fruit and leaves above a wyvern and inscribed C:AURANT:FL: 17.5cm

A delftware Wet Drug Jar, first half 18th Century, inscribed S.CARDIAC below a unicorn head raised on a songbird label, lacks handle, 22.2cm.

A dated delftware Wet Drug Jar, 1690, inscribed S:ZINZIBER on floriated and tasselled label, foot restored, 18cm

A delftware Drug Jar, early 18th Century, with a label inscribed BALS:LUCAT between a winged angel and a shell, chips, flaking, 18.5cm

A dated delftware Drug Jar, 1697, inscribed LOH:PVL:UVLP on a label held by a long-winged angel above the initials ER and the date 1697, rim restored, 18.5cm

A delftware Drug Jar, late 17th century, similarly decorated to the last but inscribed DIASCORDI.2, 17.2cm

A delftware Wet Drug Jar, c. 1700, inscribed S:NYMPHAT: on a so-called crab-claw label, 17.2cm

A delftware Wet Drug Jar, c. 1700, inscribed S:E:CORALLYS on a simple tasselled label, the glaze of unusually pink tone, 18.5cm

A delftware Drug Jar, c. 1700, with a label inscribed THER:LOND within a triangulation of angels, 17.2cm Theriaca Londinium, a London syrup, see lot 176

A rare delftware Wet Drug Jar, 1694 inscribed S.ROSACEVs:SOLCA on a label below a head of a saint and a cockerel head flanked by leaves above the date and a grotesque head and swags, chipped spout, 19.2cm

A dated delftware Wet Drug Jar, 1690, inscribed S:DIALTHE on a tasselled label above the date, handle restored, spout chipped, 18cm

A dated Lambeth delftware Drug Jar, 1706, inscribed C:PRUNOR:SIL on a songbird and cherub label above the date, 19cm . Paper label: Lothian Collection.

A rare dated Lambeth delftware Small Sack Wine Bottle, 1662, appropriately inscribed and dated, 12.2cm

A Lambeth delftware Ointment Pot, 18th Century, inscribed Valle 21 Hay Market, 8.2cm

A Rare set of four Miniature delftware Drug Jars, early 18th Century, variously inscribed T.ALKEKENGI:; P.COCHI :MIN:; P.FÆTIDA: THERIAC:LOND:; on songbird labels, 8 to 8.3cm (4)

A Miniature delftware Drug Jar, early 18th Century, inscribed T:MYRRH: on a large songbird label, 8.4cm .

A Miniature delftware Drug Jar, c. 1700, inscribed P:EX:2:BUS on a label with birds and a basket above a winged cherub, 9.5cm, numbered 50

A Lambeth miniature delftware Drug Jar, c. 1780, inscribed P.EX OPIC on a waved label beneath Adam paterae hung with swags, 9cm

A Rare inscribed and Dated delftware Ointment Pot, 1734, of shallow rounded form, painted with stylised floral motifs, the interior with the initials W.R., 1734, 6.4cm

A Rare Miniature delftware Unguent Pot, c. 17th century, the cylindrical body banded in blue and aubergine 5cm

A very rare Lambeth delftware 'Lick' or eye Ointment Dish, 18th Century, the discus body inscribed S. Green 2 Union Lane Lambeth and on short flared foot, small chips 5.8cm

Three delftware Ointment Pots, l8th Century variously inscribed Philips & Co, St. Martins Court; Hastings & White Haymarket & Waller & Son Guilford, 6.9 to 5.2cm (3)

A delftware Ointment Pot, 18th Century, painted with a blue floral motive, chips 6.6cm and three other items