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A Set of Six Middlesbrough Plates, The Effects of the Bottle, and a Don pottery bowl (7)

An Early 19th Century Don Pottery Botanical Dessert Service (a.f.) (10)

A Pottery Mug for Pudsey Corporation Test Records, commemorating 'Herbert Sutcliffe World's Record Maker 4 Centuries in 5 Test Matches', with printed decoration, 10cm high; a Complimentary Dinner Menu to Leonard Hutton at Albert Hall, Pudsey, 14th October 1938; a Don Bradman cricket bat.(3)

A Don pottery 'Paris' pattern moulded jug, with a waved rim and scroll handle, printed in black and polychrome, painted with vases of flowers and harvesting implements, inscribed George Anderson & Jane, c. 1820, 8½" high.

an Earthenware Plate, probably Staffordshire, late 19th century, pink, the centre reserved with a square panel with brown printed deer, impressed factory mark, 27.5cm; and A Pair of Don Pottery Ornamental Vases, circa 1900, with printed deer scenes between gilt rams mask handles, moulded registration numbers, 20cm (lacking covers)

AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY BLUE-TRANSFER-PRINTED POTTERY "ITALIAN FOUNTAIN" PATTERN DEEP DISH of rounded oblong form, the booge and exterior with floral panels, printed beneath "GREEN DRAGON/Bishopsgate Street" and old London Inn, and impressed '15', 39.5cm x 32cm x 9cm high, (15.5in x 12.6in x 3.5in) (filled-in rim depletion) *** For a drainer of matching pattern see Coysh, A.W & Henrywood, R.K., The Dictionary of Blue & White Printed Pottery, 1780-1880, p.193. This pattern was used by both Don Pottery and Herculaneum.

A Don Pottery pearlware ovoid jug, with scroll handle and straight neck, bat printed en grisaille with classical figures, and with the initials J P beneath a brown line rim, 6 1/4" high (16cm) (rim cracks)

A Don Pottery miniature plate, printed in monochrome with rural scene with church and figures in conversation, tramline border, 12cm diam, c.1825

A Don Pottery Named Italian Views series meat dish, printed in blue with the "Cascade at Isola" within the usual border of flowers and flying putti, length 42.9cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30.

Four Doulton pottery character jugs, Pied Piper D6403, Don Quixote 6455, Sancho Panza 6450, Saramouch 6558, all approx 18cm.

A fine and rare Don Pottery creamware two handled openwork oval basket and cover, the ogee domed cover with an open canoe shaped knop on overlapping leaves, the bowl moulded with paterae and having angular handles and on conforming foot, 26cm h, 40cm over handles, impressed DON POTTERY and A, c1805-10. In an exceptional state of preservation: no damage or restoration

A Don Pottery creamware reticulated oval fruit basket, with pierced shell handles and on flared foot, 11.5cm h, c1805-10 The odd minor flat pinhead sized nick but no chips as such. No cracks/restoration. Sold with a green painted zinc liner

A pearlware canted rectangular teapot and cover, with scroll handle and lion head knop, printed and painted in famille rose style with figures, within iron red chain link and line borders, 6 1/4" high (16cm), circa 1810, possibly Don Pottery (small rim chips)

A Don Pottery Blue and White Transfer Printed Tureen, Cover and Stand, 19th century], transfer printed with a landscape scene entitled "View in the Valley of Oretho near Palermo", the tureen of rounded rectangular form with scrolling handles, the cover with recumbent lion, (the base possibly associated), with old label to the underside with ink inscription "Lady Hawke", the tureen 33cm wide

A Don Pottery Named Italian Views series tea plate and two other plates, the Don plate printed in blue with 'Ancient Cistern near Catania' within the usual border of cherubs and flowers, diameter 16.4cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30 (small rim chip); also an 'Italian Scenery' series soup plate attributed to John Meir & Son, diameter 26cm, printed title mark, circa 1830-50 (crack in well); and a green-printed Samuel Alcock & Co. 'Vandyke' pattern dessert plate, diameter 23.8cm, printed title mark with maker's initials, circa 1835-50 (crack in rim, footrim chip) See Coysh & Henrywood 1 page 195 for a similar 'Italian Scenery' pattern soup plate

Five blue-printed plates: a dessert plate in the Eastern Port pattern, diameter 21.2cm, unmarked (stained); a dessert plate with the Common Wolf Trap from the 'Oriental Sports' series, diameter 21.6cm, printed title mark (rim chips); a dessert plate from the Shipping series, diameter 22.4cm, unmarked (worn); a Don Pottery dinner plate with 'A View in Palma' from the named Italian Views series, diameter 23.7cm, impressed mark (some wear); and a gadrooned edge dinner plate printed in romantic style with a group of cows, diameter 25.9cm, unmarked (chip behind rim); various dates between 1810 and 1840

A Don Pottery Named Italian Views series sauce tureen and cover, with a blue lion knop to the cover, printed in blue with typical untitled scenes and the usual floral border, with the flying putti beneath the handles, overall length 15.6cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30 (cover repaired) See John Griffin, 'The Don Pottery', pages 106-110 for information on this series; also True Blue, case 16/6, for a similar sauce tureen

Two blue-printed bowls and a deep dish: a footed bowl attributed to Rogers with the view of the Boston State House, diameter 21.8cm, unmarked; a bowl decorated around the outside with the Classical Ruins pattern but with a design and matching border of roses and thistles to the interior, possibly by Dawson rather than Lakin, diameter 21.2cm, unmarked; and a deep dish attributed to the Don Pottery with a view of the 'Port of Tarentum' from the Named Italian Views series, length 27cm, unmarked; generally between 1815 and 1830 (all damaged)

A Don Pottery Named Italian Views series meat dish, printed in blue with a scene titled "View of Corigliano" within the usual floral border with flying putti, length 53.6cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30. See Coysh & Henrywood 1, Colour Plate XVIII, for a similar dish

A "Dresden Opaque China" smoker's companion set, comprising a main tobacco jar with blue satyr's head handles, internal combined tamper weight and snuff box with cover, combined candlestick with domed cover, and conical candlesnuffer, all pieces printed in blue with the floral pattern, the main jar enamelled in black with inscription "William / Smith / Lyham." beneath one handle, overall height (assembled) 31.6cm, title mark printed twice on main jar only, circa 1825-35 (some restoration, possibly incomplete). See Priestman, pages 190-194, for information on this pattern, produced by Minton, the Don Pottery, Dixon, Austin & Co., and possibly others

Five 19th Century Staffordshire blue and white dessert plates, probably from the Don Pottery, printed with "View near Taormina", 8.5ins diameter (indistinct impressed mark to base)

A DON POTTERY PLATE, printed in blue and white with an Italian gothic landscape, within putti and floral border, circa 1830, 10in. (25.5cms) diameter (please see lot 224 for image)

A Don Pottery pearlware mug, with loop handle inscribed in iron red 'Elizabeth Robins', within a puce, green and iron red leaf scroll cartouche, flanked by flowers and leaves, 7.6cm high (3") (crack at base of handle)

A pair of Greens, Clarke & Co. (Don Pottery) commemorative plaques of circular form pierced for hanging and printed in black with William IV 'The only Royal Reformer since Alfred' and Queen Adelaide within raised purple splash lustre borders, 17cm. diameter, impressed marks, circa 1830.

A Don Pottery Named Italian Views series oval drainer, printed in blue with the "Residence of Solimenes near Vesuvius" (no border), length 32.1cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30.

A Don Pottery Named Italian Views series small dish, printed in blue with a "View in the Valley of Oretho, near Palermo" within the usual border of flowers and flying putti, length 32.9cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30.

A Don Pottery Named Italian Views series meat dish, printed in blue with the "Cascade at Isola" within the usual border of flowers and flying putti, length 42.6cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30 (minor crazing at one end of well).

Four Royal Doulton pottery character jugs - "Don Quixote" (D6455), 7. 75ins high, "Scaramouche" (D6814), 6.75ins high, "The Ring Master" (D6863), 7ins high, and "The Juggler" (D6835), 7ins high

Two black-printed plates attributed to the Don Pottery: a tea plate with the Dancing Dog pattern, diameter 16.3cm (small chip to back of rim), and a cup plate with a boy playing marbles (cut from a larger print), diameter 11.8cm; both unmarked, circa 1815-30

A Don Pottery Vermicelli pattern teapot, with scroll-moulded loop knop to the cover, printed in blue with two oval-framed rural scenes within the vermicelli ground, overall length 28.3cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30 (restoration to tip of spout and faint hair crack in gallery)

A blue and white miscellany: comprising a Don Pottery Named Italian Views series sauce tureen (no cover), length 18.3cm, unmarked; a Gleaner pattern slop bowl, diameter 16.0cm, printed title in an octagonal frame; a small dished cereal plate with an early rustic scene, diameter 15.8cm, unmarked; and three small or miniature bowls with floral patterns, all unmarked; generally between 1815 and 1840 (all pieces with some faults)

A Wade pottery "Sandermans Port" decanter, modelled as a Portuguese Don, 8.75" high.

A Named Italian Views series dinner plate, probably by the Don Pottery, printed in blue with a view of the "Terrace of the Naval Amphitheatre of Taorminum" within the usual series border of flowers and putti, diameter 25.6cm, unmarked, circa 1820-35 (hair crack within body)

A Don Pottery "View in Alicata" dinner plate from the Named Italian Views series, printed in blue with the titled scene within the usual series border of flowers and flying putti, diameter 25.4cm, unmarked, circa 1815-30

A Don Pottery "View in Palma" dinner plate from the Named Italian Views series, printed in blue with the titled scene within the usual series border of flowers and flying putti, diameter 25.5cm, unmarked, circa 1815-30

A Black Transfer Printed Sunderland Type Plaque, of circular shape commemorating the Reform Act of 1832, with portrait of William IV, entitled beneath "William the IV, The only Royal Reformer since Alfred", the moulded border of "splashed" purple lustre, pierced for hanging. Impressed mark "G.C. & Co." (possibly Greens, Clark & Co., Don Pottery, Yorkshire). Diameter 6.75".

A Don Pottery pearlware cylindrical mug, with loop handle inscribed in iron red 'Elizabeth Robins', within a puce, green and iron red leaf scroll cartouche, flanked by flowers and leaves, 7.6cm high (3"), (crack at base of handle)

A "Temple of Serapis at Pouzzuoli" dinner plate from the Named Italian Views series, probably by the Don Pottery, printed in blue with the titled scene within the usual series border of flowers and flying putti, diameter 25.7cm, unmarked, circa 1815-30 (small chip and associated stain)

A Don Pottery Italian Landscape series soup plate, printed in blue with an unidentified scene within the usual border of framed flora lvignettes, diameter 24.4cm, unmarked, circa 1820-35 (small glazed-over fault behind rim)

A Don Pottery Vermicelli pattern teabowl and saucer, printed in blue with four different rural scenes in framed circular or oval reserves within a broad vermicelli border, saucer diameter 13.6cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30

A 19th century Don pottery punch jug and lid, decorated with moulded daisy pattern, with raised 'Don' mark to base, (chips). 8" (20cm) high

Two Named Italian Views series dinner plates, probably by the Don Pottery, printed in blue with views titled Terrace of the Naval Amphitheatreat Taorminum" and "View in Alicata", both within the usual series border of flowers and putti, diameter 25.6cm, both unmarked, circa 1820-35 ("View in Alicata" cracked, the other with some rubbing)

A Don Pottery Named Italian Views series leaf-shaped pickle dish, printed in blue with a small castle scene and the usual series border of flowers (but with no putti), length 12.7cm, unmarked, circa 1820-34 (some edge wear)

A Named Italian Views series soup plate, probably by the Don Pottery, printed in blue with a view titled Tomb of Theron at Aggrigentum within the usual series border of flowers and putti, diameter 25.0cm, unmarked, circa 1815-34