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A lot of mainly C19th pottery including Hilditch, Victorian commemorative plate, John Ridgway, Davenport, Barker Don etc.

FIVE DON POTTERY NAMED ITALIAN VIEWS PLATES: a dinner plate with "Obelisk at Catania", 23.4cm; a soup plate with "View in Alicata", 23.4cm; another soup plate with "Tomb of Theron at Aggrigentum", 25.0cm; a dished tea plate with View of the Countryside of Agrigento, 18.0cm; and a smaller dished plate with "Ancient Cistern near Catania", 16.3cm; all unmarked (5) Monastry bowl - 2cm hairline and rim staining Tomb bowl - heavy wear to foot rim Catania plate - extensive crazing and some staining Both small bowls with some crazing but otherwise sound

A RUINED ABBEY SCENE JUG: attributed to the Don pottery, 17.3cm, unmarked Minor wear to rim and handle, slight staining to interior,

FIVE DON POTTERY NAMED ITALIAN VIEWS PLATES: a dinner plate with "View in Alicata", 25.5cm; another dinner plate with "View in Palma", 25.4cm; a soup plate with "Temple of Serapis at Pouzzuoli", 24.9cm; another soup plate with "Tomb of Theron at Aggrigentum", 25.1cm; and a small tea plate with "Ancient Cistern near Catania", 16.2cm; printed mark on "View in Alicata" and unusual impressed flower mark on "Ancient Cistern near Catania" (5) Tea plate - slight hairline Theron Soup plate - stained

A PAIR OF RARE DON POTTERY PEARLWARE KNIFE RESTS, printed with diaper decoration, impressed marks, 8cm long; and a Mexborough Pearlware oval bowl, printed in underglaze-blue with pagodas and islands, impressed mark, 29.5cm wide

Group of four Royal Doulton character jugs, ' Old Salt ' D6551, ' Porthos ' D6440, ' Robinson Crusoe ' D6539 and ' Long John Silver ' D6512 together with an Italian pottery figure on a bicycle and another figure of Don Quixote

Four Royal Doulton miniature character jugs, "Don Quixote", "Captain Hook", "Falstaff", "Town Crier"; and a miniature Lancaster pottery character jug

Five pieces of early Winchcombe pottery by Roy Finch, Sydney Tustin and Don Jones

Four hardback volumes on Yorkshire Ceramics; Yorkshire Potteries, Pots and Potters, The Leeds Pottery, The Illustrated Guide to Rockingham Pottery and Porcelain and The Don Pottery.

A crate containing a collection of miscellaneous china wares to include an art pottery teapot, jug and sugar bowl relief decorated with Jack and Jill figures and bearing inscription to base, a Royal Doulton "Don Quixote" character jug, a Continental pottery jug in the form of a cockerel, together with a box containing a collection of Matchbox Collectibles die-cast vehicles (boxed) and a collection of various un-used photograph albums, a small collection of Days Gone die-cast vehicles, commemorative medallions, etc

Seven Davenport Pottery 'Sundy Outings' collectors plates, four 'The Impressions of Steam' by Don Breckon plates, other collectors plates, dolls and a miscellany.

Three pottery vessels,by Don Morgan, Hook Pottery, seal mark, anda slab bottle vase,22cm highest (4)

A box of collectables to include a Don pottery tea pot and a desk stamp, costume jewellery and Days Gone By boxed vehicles.

A Royal Doulton miniature jug 'Don Quixote'; another 'Rip van Winkle' and a pottery Toby jug

DON LOVE A RAKU GLAZED STUDIO POTTERY VASE, of bulbous form, produced locally at Preston-on-Stour in the early 1980's, having typical running glaze, with seal marks and biography/obituary, 24cm high

Four Don pottery plates 1st half 19th century, printed and hand coloured with large sprays of flowers including poppy, dog rose and stock, the rims with leaf borders, 21.3cm. (4)

Suzy Atkins for Poterie Du Don, a French studio pottery lustre jug, decorated with abstract design

A DON BLACK BASALT COMMEMORATIVE TEAPOT, C1810 engine turned and moulded to either side with a shell shaped panel of the death of the General Sir John Moore at Corunna, 14cm h and a contemporary English black basalt teapot and cover (3) For another example of the Don teapot, see Griffin (John D), The Don Pottery 1801-1893, Doncaster 2001, fig 260. ++Don teapot with chip on spout, second teapot in good condition, the cover lacking the knop

A Don pottery slop bowl. With brown line rim and painted in coloured enamels with a bouquet and two flower sprays, 13.5cm diameter. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Wear to the rim. Tiny chip to the inside of the foot.

A Don pottery soup plate from the named Italian views series. Printed in underglaze blue with the Tomb of Theron pattern. Printed and impressed mark 25.25cm diameter. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Good condition.

A Don pottery sucrier base painted in coloured enamels with flowers along with four other pieces of Don pottery; a plate from a toy ware tea service, a jug in the dollar pattern and a cup and saucer transfer printed in black depicting children. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Sucrier base cracked, cup with two rim chips, small plate with a slight chip. Jug and saucer free from chips and cracks.

A Don pottery jug with lobed rim and scrolling handle. Printed in underglaze blue and enamelled with bouquets and flower sprays. Printed Genuine Opaque China, 18.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Two hair cracks near the spout.

A Don pottery jug with lobed rim and moulded loop handle. Printed and enamelled with flower sprays and a butterfly. Printed Genuine Opaque China mark, 16cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Flat chip under the foot.

John D. Griffin, The Don Pottery 1801-1893, hard bound edition in dust jacket.

GRIFFIN, John D. The Leeds Pottery 1770-1881. Leeds Art Collection Fund, 2005. fo. in 2 vols. d/ws. Tog.with The Yorkshire Potteries, by same, 2012. fo. in d/w. Plus Don Potteries 1801-1893. Doncaster, 2001. fo. in d/w. sgd. by author. 4

Wedgwood Etruria and Barlaston figural Don decanter and stopper modelled as a cloaked man with black mat glaze; together with a Beswick Pottery duck wall plaque No. 596-2

Five Spanish pottery plates depicting scenes from Don Quixote

A Don Pottery blue and white pottery pedestal fruit bowl, early 19th century, transfer decorated from the Italian Landscape series, 15cm high, a chinoiserie meat platter decorated with pagodas and figures in a walled garden, 37.5cm long, and a Masons 'American Marine' plate, 24cm diameter. (3)

Four signed copies of ceramics reference books: 'The Don Pottery 1801-1893' by John D Griffith, 'Coffee Pots and Teapots for the collector' by Henry Sandon, 'British Porcelain, an illustrated Guide' by Geoffrey Godden and 'British Pottery and Porcelain for pleasure and investment' by Henry Sandon - Part of a private owner collection

A Collection of Decorative Plates; mainly 19th century, to include a fine Chamberlains Worcester armorial plate, A Don Pottery Plate, also a decorative lidded sucriere and an 18th century teapot (A/F).

An Art Nouveau pottery clock, impressed Don Wilton, England,19cm high and a small onyx mantel clock, 16cm high

Collection of buff coloured pottery, painted in black with landscapes, to include a pierced stand impressed Ridgway and cup and saucer attributed to Job Ridgway, a dish painted with a titled study of 'The Pied Flycatcher, lidded tureen, dish, cup and saucer, also a similar Don Pottery printed trio, early 19th century, (11) The Don Trio was exhibited in 'The Don Pottery' Exhibition Doncaster in 2001 see page 169 of the Exhibition catalogue. Condition report: Small restorations to the rim and flange, one cup has a chip the lower handle join, The Don coffee can has a hairline crack.

Three pearlware plates circa 1780, one attributed to Don pottery painted in brown, the others painted in underglaze blue, (3) Condition report: Two plates have rim chips, one of which has stained crazing.

Collection of early 19th century pottery, to include Sewell plate, Sewell Donkin armorial meat plate, Harley Green square shaped dish, Three Don pottery dishes, a Lakin plate, Harley teapot base, a pearlware bowl, also an imari colours cup and saucer together with another cup and two Sewell saucers, also a J. Wheeldon studio pottery bowl circa 1995, (15) Condition report: The Sewell plate is restuck, the meat plate with stapled crack. The Hartley Green dish has a foot chip. The Don square dish has a rim chip, the two other dishes have glazed over chips. The Teapot has spout damage and no cover and foot and rim chips. Both Sewell saucers are cracked and restuck.

Books - Art and Antiques Reference - A Capital Collection: Houghton Hall and the Hermitage edited by Andrew Moore, Paul Mellor Centre, Yale University Press 2002, hb, dj; Beard (Geoffrey), Decorative Plasterwork in Great Britain, Phaidon, London 1975, hb, dj; Gloag (John), Georgian Grace: A Social History of Design from 1660-1830, hb, dj; Don Pottery Pattern Book 1807, reprint from 1983; Davis (John D.), English Silver at Williamsburg; etc

BRAMELD "DON QUIXOTE" A BLUE PRINTED POTTERY ASHET AND PAIR OF PLATES The small ashet impressed BRAMELD and no. 12, the plates with an impressed 1. Ashet 33cm, plates 17cm

DON POTTERY "CASCADE AT ISOLA" A NAMED ITALIAN VIEWS SERIES BLUE PRINTED POTTERY ASHET Impressed and blue printed factory mark. 43cm

DON POTTERY NAMED ITALIAN VIEWS SERIES FIVE BLUE PRINTED POTTERY PLATES Comprising two decorated with "Monastery at Tre Castagne", 21.5cm; two decorated with "View Near Taormina", 21.5cm; and an untitled plate, 23.5cm. (5)

A Decalcomania glass baluster vase, 29cm high, decoration worn and cracked, and a Don pottery jug and cover, with floral moulded decoration, 21cm high

DON BRADMAN, BENDIGO POTTERY LIMITED EDITION SIR DONALD BRADMAN CARICATURE JUG, 933/300, with original box and certificate

A 19th century green glazed dessert service with embossed decoration with impressed mark, 'DON POTTERY' beneath

A collection of four pewter mugs, a coppered tankard, a Spanish embossed leather blotter, desk stand and inkwell, the blotter depicting a scene from Don Quixote, together with an embossed silver backed three piece dressing table brush / mirror set and two blue and white pottery vases

Antoinette Holland 1921 - 2011 Dutch). Still Life Fruit and Pottery, oil on board, signed 1979, framed. 30.5 x 40.5cm. Notes Antoinette Holland Haggenburg was born in Arnhem, Holland, she was the second of thirteen brothers and sisters. Her father was the headmaster of the local school. Antoinette began painting at the age of nine, inspired by her grandfather who was also an artist. She spent many hours painting and drawing with her grandfather, he was her first teacher. Painting was Antoinette's passion, during her life, she painted more than a thousand oil paintings. 1938 - 1943 Academy of Art and Design, Arnhem, Holland 1947 Antoinette travelled to England to learn English and then on to South Africa 1957 Married Alexander Holland and moved to Tunbridge Wells 1959 Birth of daughter Rosalind 1965 - 1973 Attended art classes at the Adult Education Centre, Tunbridge Wells. Teacher: Morris Weidman 1974 - 1987 Member of the Royal Tunbridge Wells Art Society, The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells 1987 Moved to Spain were she remained until her death in November 2011 SOLO EXHIBITIONS 1975 First solo exhibition, Adult Education Centre, Tunbridge Wells 1979 Tunbridge Wells Museum, Library and Art Gallery, Tunbridge Wells 1981 Royal Tunbridge Wells Art Society, The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells 1983 University of Arnhem, Holland 1984 Cultureel Centrum, Arnhem, Holland 1985 Trinity Art Centre, Tunbridge Wells 1989 British Royal Society Club, Benalmadena, Spain 1992 Hotel Don Carlos, Marbella, Spain 1995 Casa de la Cultura Pablo Ruiz Picasso, Benalmadena, Spain 1996 Clinica Buchinger - Wilhelmi, Marbella Spain 1998 PYR Hotel , exhibition centre, Marbella, Spain GROUP EXHIBITIONS During her life she has participated in numerous group exhibitions, many of which include the above mentioned locations of Tunbridge Wells. She also frequently exhibited at the Pantiles Open Air Exhibiton CURRENT PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS Casa de la Cultura Pablo Ruiz Picasso, Benalmadena, Spain Biblioteca Publica Municipal, Benalmadena, Spain PRIVATE COLLECTIONS Works held in private collections in Canada, Australia, South Africa, Egypt, New Zealand, Sweden, Finland, Ireland, Holland, Spain, Germany, USA and the UK.

A rare Don Pottery blue and white tureen (restored)

A Royal Doulton 'Don Quixote' glazed pottery sugar bowl and matching cream jug, together with a similar teapot and three cups and saucers (10), a Royal Doulton handpainted floral bowl, a Royal Doulton Gold Concord teaset (12), three small Royal Crown Derby dishes and pottery plates (a lot)

An unusual canary yellow pottery character vase by Eva Castle-Britton in the form of the head of a matador, entitled 'Don Quixote' to the base with monogram and 'Hispania', bearing artists signature.

Collection of Spode blue and white ceramics including "Italian", Don pottery, Spode posy pot, a blue stoneware jardiniere and a Ridgway plate from the Oxford and Cambridge "Views" series - all ex Warlock Collection

A DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED PEARLWARE ITALIAN AND SICILIAN VIEWS SERIES SOUP TUREEN AND STAND with aetna from the Augustines or the Grotto of St Rosalie near Palermo, stand 40cm w, impressed and printed marks, c1830 and a Brameld blue printed earthenware soup tureen, sauce tureen and two meat dishes, in the Perroquet, India and Indian Flowers patterns, c1825-42 (6)

A DON POTTERY BLUE PRINTED PEARLWARE ITALIAN AND SICILIAN VIEWS SERIES CIRCULAR SOUP TUREEN AND COVER with the border pattern from the Landscape series, 22cm h, impressed and printed marks, c1820 An identical example in Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery is illustrated Griffin (John D) The Don Pottery 1801-1893, Doncaster 2001, plt 57++ Tureen with professional restoration - very scarce

Royal Doulton pottery character jug "Lumberjack" D6610 and four others viz:- "Don Quixote", "Robin Hood", "The Poacher" and "Athos"

Hispania yellow glazed pottery mask vase "Don Quixote" and a Moet & Chandon pottery ashtray, shield-shaped (2)

AN OPAQUE CHINA JUG, c.1820`s, of baluster form printed in underglaze blue and overpainted in pinks, green and yellow with flower sprays and insects and the spout with an exotic bird, printed ""Genuine Opaque China"" scroll in underglaze blue, possibly Don Pottery, 7 1/2"" high

A 19th Century Brameld plate, of octagonal form transfer printed in blue and white in ""Woodman"" pattern, 24cm wide, a 19th Century ""Taormina"" pattern blue and white plate, probably by Don Pottery, 21.5cm wide, a Leeds Pottery sauce boat transfer printed in blue and white in the ""Two Man Scroll"" pattern, 19cm wide with matching 21cm wide plate and another 19th Century blue and white plate (5)

A 19th Century Brameld plate, of octagonal form transfer printed in blue and white in ""Woodman"" pattern, 24cm wide, a 19th Century ""Taormina"" pattern blue and white plate, probably by Don Pottery, 21.5cm wide, a Leeds Pottery sauce boat transfer printed in blue and white in the ""Two Man Scroll"" pattern, 19cm wide with matching 21cm wide plate and another 19th Century blue and white plate (5)

Ten Don Pottery blue and white transferware soup plates 19th century, nine printed with three figures seated before an arched wall and buildings with palm trees in front of a mountain range, one with an obelisk monument titled `Obelisk at Catania` the border with two putti in a wide floral rim, impressed marks, 23.5cm. (10)

Ten Don Pottery blue and white transferware soup plates 19th century, nine printed with three figures seated before an arched wall and buildings with palm trees in front of a mountain range, one with an obelisk monument titled `Obelisk at Catania` the border with two putti in a wide floral rim, impressed marks, 23.5cm. (10)

An early 19th century blue and white transfer decorated plate, ""CARAMANIAN sarcophagi and sepulchres....."", two similar plates depicting ruins impressed ""DON POTTERY"" to the reverse and a similar plate (4)

A studio pottery bowl, signed KW Don, dated Feb 20th 1930 to the base, diameter 26cm

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware Mug moulded figures of golfers, a pottery Press with humorous print of dog Don`t you wish you may get it and a small moulded Jug with battle scene, figures in white on a lilac ground

Three Don pottery Plates painted floral centres and a Creamware Plate with central panel of classical lady beside anchor and sailboat in distance