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A 19th century Brameld pottery soup plate, Don Quixote pattern transfer printed in black, a matching dish drainer, two matching dinner plates and a side plate

A group of largely early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed wares, c.1820. To include: a Spode Gothic Castle pattern dessert dish, a Don Pottery Named Italian Views sauce tureen stand, a Buffalo pattern basket and a later sauce ladle. 18 - 28  cm wide. (4) Condition: Crack in ladle, basket broken, stand broken and glued.Provenance: From the Sadia Walsh Collection

FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS, GLASSWARE AND METALWARE, including a Susie Atkins for Le Don pottery wall pocket, drinking glasses, sundae glasses, a Mary Shemza half length ceramic study of a nude male figure and a metal lion on a marble base , (5 boxes and loose)

A 19th century Staffordshire political reform mug, transfer printed with "The real Cabinet of Friendship" opposed by "Every one helped his Neighbour" (a/f); together with a pottery jug, probably Don, of baluster form, printed and painted with birds, a butterfly and floral sprays, printed "Genuine Opaque China" mark (extensively broken and re-glued). (2) 10cm and 15cm

Large 19th century Don Pottery blue and white jug decorated with a landscape scene amongst flower

A selection of ceramics including hand decorated Noritake and local interest studio pottery by Don Glanville

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Swan-knop teapots, c.1800-20. To include: a Don Pottery Fence Pagoda pot, an Arched Bridge pot, possibly Dudson and a chinoiserie teapot, possibly Machin. 23 - 24 cm long. (3)Condition: Dudson with restored knop and tip of spout and there is a crack in the body to one side, Don with restored swan's neck and chip to gallery. Provenance: From the Trevor Kentish collection. 

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Don Pottery drainer, c.1825. It is decorated with a titled view of the Residence of Solimenes near Vesuvius from the Named Italian Views series and has factory impressed marks. 32 cm wide. (1)Condition: In good overall condition. Provenance: From the Arthur and Julia Roberts Collection. 

A hand made Italian pottery model of Don Quixote, H. 23cm.

A Pottery Model of a Cottage, attributed to the Don Pottery, circa 1820, as a two storey building amongst trees, on a mound base, 21cm high; Six Various Staffordshire Pottery Cottages; and A Wardle Earthernware Pot, modelled with dancers (8)

Two Royal Doulton pottery character jugs, Don Quixote and Porthos; together with a Beswick pottery character jug, Tony Weller (3)

A group of six Australian Bendigo studio art ceramic pottery limited edition character mugs to include Don Bradman, Henry Lawson, Ned Kelly, Sir Robert Menzies and Albert Namatjira. All having limited edition stamps to the bases. 

A selection of 19th Century and later Northern pottery, to include: a Dawson of Sunderland copper lustre jug; Don pottery; and others.

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Don Pottery Named Italian Views series wares, c. 1820-30. To include: a sauce tureen, cover and stand, a dinner plate, a soup dish, two small plates and two small platters. Plate 25 cm, Platters 25 wide. (7) Condition: One platter with slight rubbing, tureen lid broken, tureen body broken. Provenance: The Arthur and Julia Roberts Collection 

A Canadian stone inuit carving of a seal, original paper label, scratch marks for A, 7 IVV 3809, bearing name Etluk, from the IVUJIVIK Community, dated 1977, a pair of pottery inuit figures, 17cm and 9cm wide respectively, and a bronze figure of Don Quixote on a marble base (3).

A Don Pottery blue and white transferware charger, 1st half 19th century, from the Ottoman Empire series, printed with figures standing on a balcony overlooking a palace with parkland between, with figures on horseback before an obelisk, within a formal border, titled 'Mosque of Sultan Achmet', 47.6cm. Provenance: a private collection.

Two Yorkshire Pearlware plates attributed to Don pottery, centrally painted in brown with a pagoda and fence within an ochre line border, the other with a stylized floral garland, both within feuille de chou moulded rims, unmarked D24.5cm Condition Report Both have multiple chips to the rims and minor surface scratches. Please refer to extra images.Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Four English creamware baskets, circa 1790, including two Wedgwood, Leeds and Don Pottery, reticulated and relief moulded, various forms, stamped marks to each, 26cm long

An early nineteenth century Don Pottery blue and white transfer printed footed cheese stand, circa 1820. It is printed with a Italian scene from the Landscape series. It has the Don Pottery blue-printed mark to the underside. 29 cm wide. (1)From the estate of the late Norman Walmsley. Condition: In generally good overall condition bar some glaze losses to the underside. 

A collection of Studio Pottery items: Winchcombe Pottery Ara Cardew & similar jugs and bowls together with 2 Le Don candlesticks, height of tallest 20cm(5)

Two Yorkshire Pearlware plates attributed to Don pottery, centrally painted in brown with a pagoda and fence within an ochre line border, the other with a stylized floral garland, both within feuille de chou moulded rims, unmarked D24.5cm Condition Report Both have multiple chips to the rims and minor surface scratches. Please refer to extra images.Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Fourteen Shorter & Son Pottery D'Oyly Carte Operatic Character Figure Jugs, comprising Pirate King, Don Alhambra, Pooh-Bah, Sir Joseph Porter, Duke of Plaza, Little Buttercup, Jack Point, Katisha, Major General, Pirate Maid, Duck Deadeye, Mikado, Ko-Ko and Duchess of Plaza, printed and painted marks, modellers signatures, 9-12.5cm high. (14)

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer printed wares, circa 1800-30. To include: Spode Lucano plate, Palladian Porch plate, Don Pottery Italian Views plate, Russian Palace dish and more. (12)Condition: Some damage throughout. 

A selection of South Yorkshire blue and white printed pearlware, first quarter 19th century, comprising: A Brameld 'Castle of Rochefort' pattern meat dish, 47cm in length; another smaller; four plates ensuite, printed and impressed marks; a pair of Don Pottery 'Italian Scenes' plates and a pair of Leeds Pottery plates This lot is to be sold without reserve

A selection of Staffordshire and South Yorkshire creamware, mostly late 18th century, including baskets, plates and stands and to include two marked Don Pottery baskets This lot is to be sold without reserve

Pair of Don pottery blue and white pearl ware reticulated baskets with 'Ruins of the Castle of Canna' pattern, 27 cm wide,(2)

Collection of various early and later 19th century transfer decorated dinner and soup plates, including Rogers, Riley, Enoch Wood, Elkin Knight & Co., Mason, Don Pottery, Ralph Stevenson, etc.  (16).

MISCELLANEOUS POTTERY. Six pieces of studio pottery: two Suzy Atkins Le Don individual soufflé dishes, a Frith Pottery salt & pepper, a large unmarked bowl & a dish with unidentified mark. Bowl diameter 31cm.

A 19th century Don pottery blue and white bowl, transfer printed with a milk maid in a landscape.Condition report intended as a guide only.Damaged and repaired.

A SET OF ELEVEN DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE ITALIAN AND SICILIAN VIEWS SERIES PLATES, C1830  in two sizes, various views, 21 and 21cm diamGood condition

Sports related books, programmes, booklets, stamps and other collectables,comprising Coalport Limited Edition Commemorative Plate W.G. Grace Century of Centuries 1866-1895, 22cm diameter; sold together with a Royal Doulton Limited Edition History of the Ashes, with Official certificate signed by Don Bradman, no.1187 of 7,500, 26 cm diameter; 1948 Olympiad with complete Olympic records since 1896 by H.J Oaten of The Evening News London; three sheets of souvenir stamps for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, commemorating the Centennial Olympic Games, twenty stamps per sheet and "The Cup" 1884 - 1933 Jubilee edition booklet with images of all the FA Cup wining teams, back cover missing, Everybody's Book of Games published by Saxon & Co London 3rd edition 1896; The Laws of Croquet 1898 published by Benetfink & Co; Rules of Lawn tennis 1946; a pottery pipe with leaf painted decoration upon a tennis racquet inscribed "Jeux Olympiques", circa 1924; 1956 Olympiad Melbourne Australia postcard; Mexico 70 postcard, with writing on reverse; Roland Garros by Bruno Aveillan, a hardback of photographs and The Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News Saturday June 8th 1907, (qty)

A pair of Staffordshire pottery equestrian figures of Thomas Parr type of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, circa 1860, typically modelled facing left and right on titled bases, 24cm & 20cm high; and a later model of Sancho Panza of William Kent ltd. type Provenance: Property of Hermione, the late Countess of Ranfurly (1913-2001) and thence by descent.The Countess of Ranfurly (1913-2001) came to public attention with the publication of the first volume of her diaries To War With Whitaker 1939-45 (Heinemann 1994) in which she details her trials and tribulations following her husband, a lieutenant in the yeomanry regiment, the Sherwood Rangers through the North African campaigns with his valet Whitaker. After the war and with a house to fill she assembled a notable collection of mid 19th century Staffordshire figures, many of which were photographed for Commander Gordon-Pugh's seminal work on the subject.

§ Philip Sutton R.A (British, born 1928), two large Fulham Pottery chargers, one painted with a large bird, the other with a female nude, each signed and dated to the reverse 1986 and 1987 respectively, together with another smaller produced in Wales with Jean-Paul Landreau decorated with Don Quixote, inscribed and dated 1990 (3) the larger 54.5cm (21.5in) diameter

A DON POTTERY WHITE EARTHENWARE JUG DATED 1828 with shell lip inscribed in a frame in brown enamel SARAH WIGHTMAN LINCOLN 1828 and painted in bright enamels with roses and other flowers, 16cm h Illustrated: Griffin (John D), The Don Pottery 1801-1893, Doncaster 2001, fig 39.++Flaking of the chocolate brown enamel on the rim

A DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE ITALIAN AND SICILIAN VIEWS SERIES DINNER SERVICE, C1830 various patterns, the service including a drainer, soup tureen stand and several dishes, largest 53cm l, printed lion mark or unmarked (24)++In good condition

A DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE MILKMAID PATTERN CHAMBER BOWL, C1830 32cm diam, impressed 2, printed lion mask Illustrated: Griffin (John D) The Don Pottery 1801-1893, Doncaster 2001, fig 82.++Good condition

A collection of 18th and 19th century English porcelain including Derby, Flight Worcester and Don pottery etc.

A documentary Don pottery jug. Inscribed Benjamin Moore, Joiner and Carpenter, 1811, within a flower wreath, with two rose sprigs and edged in blue enamel, 19.25cm.Condition report intended as a guide only.Handle broken and re stuck. Crazed and with some staining. 

Decorative ware - A Royal Doulton figure Fair Maiden HN2211; a Royal Doulton character jug Don Quixote D6455; cottage ware, two teapots and a coffee pot; a lustre copper jug; Country Artists Wren with pansies; Tey Pottery Britain in miniature countryside series including Yeoman's cottage, Longhouse Farm, Tea shop, others; continental figures etc.

A collection of early-mid 19th century English blue and white transfer-printed pearlware comprising eighteen and two soup dishes, examples including Don Pottery "Tomb of Theren", "Perin", Riley's Street - Eastern Scene", Adams "Lion" pattern, Davenport etc, 10 inches diameter (20)

A Victorian blue & white transfer decorated drainer by Don Pottery showing a view of Corigliana, impressed mark verso, 27x36cm, together with various other 19th century blue & white drainers (6). Don pottery drainer – small chip to centre, further chip to edge and star crack to back under lip, crazed.Pearlware landscapes – crazed but OK.Large Staffordshire – break and rivet repairs around outside edge, losses to glaze on back.India flower – crazed and with large chip to glaze of bottom edge, chip to footrim.Landscape with wild rose border – two star cracks, crazed.Basket of flowers – large crack from central hole to edge.Flowers and butterfly – large chips to bottom edge.All with crazing and very grubby.

Reference books - antiques - Rockingham, clocks, Worcester porcelain; The Don Pottery, etc, qty

large Pottery Charger - Don Quixote

Chinese Canton dish (A/F), Spanish tin-glazed charger with hand-painted Don Quixote & Sancho Panza, and other pottery items

A small group of early 19th century blue and white pearlware, possibly Don pottery.

Two Don pottery soup plates printed with Temple of Serphis and Tomb of Theron patterns, two plates printed Elephant and Dromedary pattern, another Surseya Ghaut Khanpore and one Mausoleum of Kausim Solemanee at Chauna Gur

DON JONES (1936-2019) for Winchcombe Pottery; a small slipware jug, impressed DG and pottery marks, height 9cm, two Winchcombe mugs and a beaker (4).Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

A DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE GROTTO OF ST ROSALIA NEAR PALERMO PATTERN LION HANDLED SOUP TUREEN - STAND, 36CM L

A Don pottery pearlware dessert dish of quatrefoil shape. Finely painted in coloured enamels with flowers. Impressed mark c.1820, 24.5cm.Condition report intended as a guide only.No chips, cracks or repair. Very light scratches to the enamels. 

A Don pottery blue and white teacup and saucer. Transfer printed with a vermicelli ground and roundel panels depicting landscapes c.1820, saucer 13.5cm diameter.Condition report intended as a guide only.Crazed. Small chip to the foot of the saucer. 

Mason's Romantic pattern teaware, Wedgwood, Crown Devon and Royal Winton butter dishes, studio glass fish, studio pottery including Don Carlson jug, Giraud Limoges footed dish etc

Don Pottery Plates, including 'Harebell' and 'Harp' patterns, other local pottery plates including Rockingham (a/f). (7)

A Don Pottery ''Orange Jumper'' Jug, circa 1807, of ovoid form, printed and painted with verse and with a man waving a hat, 18cm high; and A Herculaneum Creamware Soup Plate, printed with RETURNING HOPES, impressed marks, 26cm diameter (2)

A GROUP OF DON POTTERY, to include a pair of tea bowls and saucers and sugar bowl in the so called Propeller pattern; and a Reindeer pattern blue and white saucer. (5) Reindeer saucer 14cm

Four blue and white plates/stand with floral and named landscapes, including a Don Pottery example (4)

*Churchill (Winston Spencer, 1874-1965). An unsmoked Cuban cigar with label of Don Joaquin Habana, J. Cuesta, wrapped in the original cellophane, and contained within a cedarwood King Edward single cigar box with sliding lid, 22cm length, together with a French pottery ashtray, blue glaze, printed in black, 'Hotel de Paris, Monte-Carlo', stamped 'La St Uzienne, St Uze, Drome', 12cm diameter, plus two press photographs featuring Winston Churchill and his bodyguard Sergeant Murray Provenance: The ashtray is believed to be a keepsake from one of Churchill's numerous visits to the famous hotel, and kept by his bodyguard Edmund 'Eddie' Murray. A small typed note signed by Murray's wife Beryl accompanies the lot and reads: 'Edmund Murray, bodyguard to Sir Winston Churchill (1950-1965), brought this ashtray back from Monte Carlo after one of Sir Winston's numerous holidays at the Hotel de Paris (1955) in Monte Carlo'. The cigar was also given to Murray by Sir Winston, circa 1955. (6)

A selection of blue and white printed pottery including items of Yorkshire interest, various dates 19th century, comprising: a Don Pottery drainer with figures in a landscape with fountain, printed mark, 28.5cm in length; a Brameld octagonal 'Returning Woodman' pattern, impressed mark, 21cm diameter; a 'Piping Sheppard' pattern Dutch jug, 15cm high; an Adams plate printed with figures milking before a cottage, 25.5cm diameter and a pair of later small 'Willow' pattern plates named for YORKSHIRE RELISH, 11cm diameter Provenance: From a private Northants collection.

A Walt Disney Snow White Dwarf; another Fiddling Pig; the Liverpool Road Pottery saucy pin dishes, each printed with comical picture, The Early Bird Catches the Worm; Holding His Own; Don Drink he Water; Nelson Tipped Cigarettes water jug; Marston ashtray; etc

A collection of modern pottery candle snuffers in the form of figures by Don Bennett. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

19th century Staffordshire pottery mug with transfer decoration depicting hunting scenes, 10cm high; also early 19th century Don pottery bowl & matching plate decorated with rural scenes, 16.5cm & 19cm diam. (3).