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A Pair of Staffordshire Pottery Figures of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, mid 19th century, each on horseback, on a titled mound base, 26cm and 22cm high; and A Similar Figure of Rabbie Burns, sitting on a stool, on a gilt line base, 19cm high (3)

Two Don pottery plates printed with named Italian landscapes, Naval Amphitheatre. 

Antique Ceramics - Coysh (A.W.) and Henrywood (R.K.), The Dictionary of Blue and White Pottery, 1780 - 1880, two-volume set, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge 1982 - 1989, h/b, d/j, (2); Griffin (John D.), The Don Pottery, 1801 - 1893, Doncaster Museum Service, 2001, h/b, d/j; Rice (D.G.), Rockingham Ornamental Porcelain, second impression, The Adam Publishing Company, London 1966, h/b; Pugh (P.D. Gordon), Staffordshire Portrait Figures and Allied Subjects of the Victorian Era, Barrie & Jenkins, London 1970, h/b, d/j; Lockett (Terence A.), Collecting Victorian Tiles, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge 1979, h/b, d/j; Thomas (D. & E. Lloyd), The Old Torquay Potteries: From Castle to Cottage, second revised edition, Arthur H. Stockwell Ltd., Ilfracombe 1978, h/b, d/j; Catalogue of an Exhibition of Doulton Stoneware and Terracotta, 1870 - 1925, Richard Dennis, London 1971, card covers; Eyles (Desmond), The Doulton Lambeth Wares, Hutchinson, London 1975, h/b, d/j; Reilly (Robin) and Savage (George), The Dictionary of Wedgwood, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge 1980, h/b, d/j; Ceramics of Derbyshire: An illustrated guide, edited by H.G. Bradley, Maslands Ltds., Tiverton 1978, h/b, d/j; Barrie & Jenkins's illustrated guides to porcelain and pottery, various, all h/b, d/j, (8); Hayden (Arthur), Spode & His Successors: A History of the Pottery, Stoke-on-Trent, from 1765 - 1865, Cassell & Company Ltd., London 1925, h/b, d/j; Whiter (Leonard), Spode: A History of the Family, Factory and Wares from 1733 to 1833, Praeger Publishers, New York, 1970, h/b, d/j; Minton, Derby, further porcelain reference works; late 19th century guides to ceramics' collecting and marks, various; etc

Assorted 19th century blue and white transfer print wares including Don Pottery dish from the Pulver Collection; various Willow pattern; pearlware examples etc (13)

An early 19th century Don Pottery blue and white printed foot-bath, decorated with 'Views of Italy', having twin handles, impressed and printed backstamp, w. 43cm Condition Report / Extra Information Height 19.5cm.Handling wear throughout.Consistent losses to glaze throughout, mostly inside edge of top rim and to one handle.Fine to mid-level crazing throughout.Some further scuffs and scratches.

A small Whieldon type jug, 18th century, height 9cm, and a pottery cradle, early 19th century, paper label to base inscribed 'Don Pottery', height 7cm, width 10cm. Condition report: The jug lacks handle.

1831 Coronation: a circular plaque, probably by Don Pottery, with integral moulded frame printed in black with a named portrait inscribed ‘The only Royal Reformer since Alfred', the reverse impressed G.C. & Co, 170mm (commemorative, commemorate, royal)

A DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE ITALIAN AND SICILIAN VIEWS SERIES PORT OF ALICATA PATTERN MEAT DISH AND A BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE MANDARIN PATTERN SOUP TUREEN STAND, 37 AND 37.5CM W, PRINTED MARK OR UNMARKED, BOTH C1830

A pearlware meat dish and another serving dish with feather moulded rims edged in green enamel c.1790 along with a collection of mixed early 19th century English pottery including mostly pearlware; Don, Belle Vue and Brameld. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Large meat dish heavily chipped. Brameld basalt jug with a stapled crack. Other minimal flaws.

Two early 19th century pearlware figures, Autumn and the Virgin Mary, a small Don pottery creamware dish, a pearlware dish enamelled with a peacock and two pearlware plates enamelled with monochrome landscapes impressed Wendyoed. Autumn 22cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. All with damage.

Literature: John D Griffen, The Don Pottery; Donald Towner, Creamware; The Letters and Correspondence of Josiah Wedgwood (in three volumes); Cyril Cook, The Life and Works of Robert Hancock; F Severne Mackenna, Chelsea Porcelain (two volumes); and a number of other books on Wedgwood and other English pottery and porcelain. (49)

An early 19th century printed pearlware punch bowl and similar items including a Rogers willow pattern stand and a Don pottery Italian landscapes plate etc.

Two Don pottery Italian landscape plates along with a pearlware bowl and pearlware sauceboat.

A NEAR PAIR OF ARTS AND CRAFTS BRASS DESK LAMPS, ELECTRIFIED. H.32cms. TOGETHER WITH A CANDLESTICK, TWO PIECES OF POTTERY AND A CARVED FIGURE FROM DON QUIXOTE. (6)

A small Don pottery plate. Decorated in coloured enamels with botanical specimens of roses and primroses under brown line borders, 18.5cm diameter. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Crazed, two hair cracks on the rim.

A quantity of early 19th century English pottery. Including a toy ware platter, pearlware sparrow beak jug, Brameld camel pattern plate, small footed bowl and basalt jug, Castleford miniature mug, Bell Vue covered jug and a Don pottery sauceboat and Terrace of the Naval Ampitheatre of Taorminum soup plate etc (9). Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Basalt jug, miniature mug, camel plate and Don sauceboat all with cracks. Bell Vue cover with a large filled chip, footed bowl with a filled chip to the foot.

A mixed lot to include a Don pottery blue and white bowl, an oval blue and white pearl ware serving dish, a 19th century Glasgow International Exhibition transfer printed plate and a floral patterned jug, (4)

The Coysh Collection - A 19th century Don Pottery blue transfer printed plate decorated with 'A View in Palma' from the 'Named Italian Views' series, unmarked, c. 1810-30, 25.5 cm diam. to/w a pearlware plate decorated with the 'Palladian Porch' pattern, maker unknown, 25 cm diam. (2)NB: Both illustrated in The Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery 1780-1880, pages 381 & 273, A.W. Coysh and R.K. HenrywoodA View in Palma also described and illustrated in Blue and White Transfer Ware 1780-1800, page 34, A. Coysh Condition Report View in Palma - Overall crazed and some surface scratches. No chips or cracksPalladian Porch - Surface scratches, no chips or cracks

The Coysh Collection - Four 19th century blue transfer decorated jugs comprising: Sauce boat decorated with the 'Woman Reading' pattern from the 'Landscape' series, c. 1920-33, attributed to Don Pottery, 16.5 cm long; Pearlware sauce boat decorated with 'Chinoiserie Palm' pattern, c. 1800-1810, attributed to Cambrian Pottery, 15.5 cm long: Cream jug decorated with a scene of woman and child feeding chickens, 9.5 cm high; Miniature jug decorated with flowers and foliage, 5.5 cm high and a 19th century moulded tin glazed milk jug decorated with a chinoiserie pattern, 15.5cm high (5)NB: Both sauce boats illustrated and described in Blue-Printed Earthenware 1800-1850, page 28 & 86, A. CoyshTin glazed milk jug illustrated in The Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery 1780-1880, Vol. II, Page 81, A.W. Coysh and R.K. Henrywood Condition Report 1. Slight discolouration to interior. Wear to rim glaze. No chips or cracks2. Overall crazed and discoloured. Some glaze losses. No cracks3. Overall crazed and discoloured4. Small chip on spout5. Handle stapled

A collection of early 19th century English pottery including a Twigg jug, Kilnhurst plate and Don etc.

An early 19th century pearlware miniature cup and saucer printed with a boy riding a dog along with a collection of Brameld pottery including a small pair of geranium pattern plates, Don Quixote plate, a creamware stand edged in green enamel and a willow pattern soup plate.

A Very Good Collection of Mid 19th Century Moulded Jugs Decorated In High Relief ( 8 ) Jugs In Total. Various Factories, Includes 1/ Samuel Alcock & Co. 2/ Leeds Don Pottery Jug. c.1820's ( Rare ) 3/ W. Ridgeway and Abington Tam O'shanter. Date 1835, 8 Inches High. 4/ Copeland Jug. 5/ Ridgeway and Abington. c.1842. 6/ Cork and Edge. Date 1850. 7/8 Ridgeway and Abington. c.1840's.

A small Don pottery plate. Decorated in coloured enamels with botanical specimens of roses and primroses under brown line borders, 18.5cm diameter. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Crazed, two hair cracks on the rim.

A Don pottery bowl printed in blue with the Oriental Fountain pattern and a Don pottery jug with cream glaze, of faceted baluster form and moulded with flowers. Both marked, jug 17.5cm high, (2). Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Both pieces with a hair crack.

Eight pieces of Don pottery; a daisy moulded tisaniere and cover, and opaque china jug printed and enamelled with flowers, three bowls and three plates c1820, largest jug 13cm (9). Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Tisaniere with chips. Jug with a hair crack along the rim. Three bowls each with hair cracks. Largest plate crazed. Two small plates in good order.

A DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE ITALIAN FOUNTAIN PATTERN DISH, 43.5CM W, PRINTED MARKS, C1820-33

SUNDRY DECORATIVE POTTERY AND CHINA TO INCLUDE PAIR OF CAPO DI MONTE AND CUT CRYSTAL SMALL FIGURES OF CHERUBS, SEVEN SMALL CHARACTER JUGS, FRANZ CHINA ORGANIC FORM MUG AND SMALL CUP AND SAUCER WITH BUTTERFLY HANDLE, AND A LLADRO PORCELAIN PLAQUE FEATURING THE EMBOSSED SEATED FIGURES OF DON QUIXOTE, 6" WIDE ETC.... (APPROX 50 PIECES IN TOTAL)

Four blue and white transferware meat platters, 1st half 19th century, two Don Pottery from the Ottoman Empire series, another Copeland Spode, and an oval strainer, all decorated with scenes of figures in Eastern landscapes within floral borders, some faults, 48cm max. (5)

Twelve blue and white transferware dishes, 1st half 19th century, of different sizes, including Spode from the Caramanian series, Rogers, Don Pottery from the Ottoman Empire series, a square tureen base, and a Copeland Spode sauce tureen with cover and stand, all printed with figures in Eastern landscapes, some faults, 27.7cm max. (14)

A Don Pottery blue and white transferware soup tureen with cover and stand, 19th century, and six matching meat dishes or chargers in various sizes, all printed with views from the Named Italian Views series, including Cascade at Isola, View of Corigliano, Residence of Solimene and The Church of Resina, 54cm max. (9)

A blue and white transferware tureen and cover and seven dishes, 1st half 19th century, probably Don Pottery including the Named Italian Views series, variously printed with figures and buildings in landscapes within wide floral bands, including 'Near Taormina' and 'Obelisk of Catania', 25cm max. (9)

A Royal Doulton large character jug of Don Quixote, a Karl Ens porcelain model of two fish (a/f), a Carltonware thistle dish with spoon, and a Staffordshire pottery figure of a piper with peacock, 26.5cm high

Ten publications relating to Yorkshire Pottery including; The Yorkshire Potteries and The Don Pottery 1801-1893 John D. Griffin and Creamware and other English Pottery at Temple Newsam House Leeds.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS TO INCLUDE a brass table lamp, a continental pottery lamp, an empty bottle of Don Perignon vintage champagne etc

A collection of early C19th printed pottery mainly Yorkshire including Ferrybridge Hawking jug, Hawley sauceboat, Don Broseley pattern jug, Hunslet pottery tureen and cover and Belvoir castle plate etc.

The Price Guide to Pot-Lids A.Ball. Maling. Staffordshire Potteries 1781-1900 R.K. Henrywood. Poole Pottery Hayward + Atterbury English Delft Pottery by Major R.G. Mundy 1801-1893. The Don Pottery - John D.Griffen. Denby Pottery 1809-1997 Irene + Gordon Hopwood.

Two blue and white transferware sauce tureens and covers 19th century, one Don Pottery with a matching stand, printed with a landscape scene, the other Davenport with a matching sauce ladle, printed with a shepherd family, another sauce ladle decorated with a Chinese landscape, a Riley's two-handled dish with an Eastern scene, and a five-piece sweetmeat set with landscape decoration, minor damages, 26cm max. (13)

A set of twelve Don Pottery transferware plates c.1830, printed with figures at rest before a walled palace, the rims with two putti amidst large flowers and leaves, 23.5cm. (12)

To include Don Pottery, Booths, Royal Worcester, Alfred Meakin.

To include Don Pottery, Booths, Royal Worcester, Alfred Meakin.

A Pablo Picasso Madoura pottery dish,with design of Don Quixote, diameter 16cm.

A Don pottery cream stoneware tisaniere and cover moulded with daisy heads. Applied mark, 17cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Finial re glued. Chip to the rim.

A Don pottery pearlware tea bowl and saucer decorated in coloured enamels with flowers and a Don pottery plate printed and enamelled with a Turkish figure and inscribed Der Den von Algiers. Saucer and plate with impressed mark. Plate 20.75cm diameter. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Light chipping to the foot of the tea bowl. Plate crazed and with two hair cracks.

A Don pottery platter, four plates, a soup dish and a green moulded Act of Union dish. All except the later printed in underglaze blue with Italian views. Platter 37cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. One plate heavily worn and with a filled rim chip.

One box comprising: Heroes of Britain in Peace and War, Cassell; The Frontiers of Language and Nationality in Europe, Leon Dominion (1917); modern reprint of A Description of the Country from Thirty to Forty Miles Round Manchester, J. Aikin; Manchester Ship Canal, Warren J. Bruce; L. S. Lowry, Phaidon book; Ancient Chinese Pottery reference book; The Little White Duck, Enid Blyton (1946); Five Run Away Together, Enid Blyton (1950); Victorian Holy Bible, 16mo leather binding; Mrs Beeton's Everyday Cookery, Revised Edition; Adventures of Don Quixote, 1866 blue cloth and gilt binding, together with stoneware jar and two modern prints of samplers, both framed & glazed. (14)

Two Rockingham cups and saucers, Brameld Don Quixote pattern small plate and a Twigg pottery hydra jug.

A Don pottery pearlware teabowl and two saucers printed in black with the dancing dog pattern and a stone china blue printed porter mug decorated with a pastoral landscape.

Six 19th century printed pottery plates and dishes; Brameld and Twigg. Including Don Quixote, Parroquet and willow patterns.

A Don pottery pearlware teabowl and two saucers printed in black with the dancing dog pattern and a stone china blue printed porter mug decorated with a pastoral landscape.

A Don pottery pearlware teabowl and two saucers printed in black with the dancing dog pattern and a stone china blue printed porter mug decorated with a pastoral landscape.

A Le Don pottery crock and cover, another larger studio pottery crock and cover, a pottery chicken bowl and cover and six pieces of Portmeirion "Botanic Garden / Pomona" china wares

A lot of C19th collectable pottery including a reed Quart tankard decorated with blue and white pastoral scene, two Don saucers bat printed with dancing dog design, a Don tea bowl, pearlware miniature teapot and similar example.

Don Pottery 'Cascade at Isola' Blue & White Platter (1)

Don Pottery Named Italian Views Blue & White Basket (1)

Don Pottery named Italian Views Blue & White Platter, Port of Alicata (1)

Nine South Yorkshire pottery plates including Brameld, Don and Twigg.

Large Spanish Majolica Water Filter, Yellow, Ochre and Blue Landscape and Castle on a White Background, Panel to Top Reads ''Sinai, Depurador De Aguas, Conrado Granell''( Sinai Water Filter, Conrado Granell).Separates into Four Sections. Water is put in Top,Lidded Section with Filter Base, passes through Second Open Funnel Section with another Filter Base into Main Vessel to be poured by tap(tap missing), The Fourth Section is the Stand. Overall 5 feet 3 inches high, Manises Pottery, Valencia. Granell improved the function of this type of filter which was invented for an Englishman in 1827. A similar item, dated to 1900-1910 was donated to Don Benito's Ethnographic Museum, Salamanca, Spain in 1958

A pair of 19th century Staffordshire pottery figures, Don Quixote, 26cm high, and Sancho Panza

A Victorian Staffordshire pottery group of Don Quixote, 24cm high. Condition Report: Paint loss to pony and crazing to glaze.

Large Spanish Majolica Water Filter, Yellow, Ochre and Blue Landscape and Castle on a White Background, Panel to Top Reads "Sinai, Depurador De Aguas, Conrado Granell"( Sinai Water Filter, Conrado Granell).Separates into Four Sections. Water is put in Top,Lidded Section with Filter Base, passes through Second Open Funnel Section with another Filter Base into Main Vessel to be poured by tap(tap missing), The Fourth Section is the Stand. Overall 5 feet 3 inches high, Manises Pottery, Valencia. Granell improved the function of this type of filter which was invented for an Englishman in 1827. A similar item, dated to 1900-1910 was donated to Don Benito's Ethnographic Museum, Salamanca, Spain in 1958