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A COPELANDS SPODE JARDINIERE, (s.d.), a pair of Dresden vases (s.d.) and an oriental vase (5)

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE STONEWARE, CERAMICS, PICTURES, PEWTER, etc to include Wedgwood, Dresden

An "Irish Dresden" Crinoline figure of a harpist, 19cm and a collection of Crinoline ladies (11).

A pair of Dresden porcelain hare shaped jugs, painted decoration in the manner Heroldt, painted reserves, covers 20cm, a pair of matching beakers and cruet frame, similar design (5).

Assorted ceramics to include Herend, Wedgwood coffee cups, a Dresden cup and saucer etc (1 box)

A box of hand-painted and transfer printed pierced porcelain plates decorated with floral sprays and fruit to include Dresden examples (1 box)

A Dresden porcelain conversation musical figure group of a lady and gentleman in 18th century dress on a gilt lined oval base - Height 21 cm together with a Royal Doulton figure - Windflower HN 1763

A group of blanc de chine figures to include two Chinese horses, two Dresden figures, Crown Staffordshire fox, Meissen Calf, Polar Bear

A Beswick Tusker elephant - Height 26 cm, two Dresden porcelain figures and two Sitzendorf porcelain wall brackets - Length 22 cm

A quantity of eighteen continental and bisque figurines, to include Dresden.

EDWARD ARTHUR WALTON R.S.A., P.R.S.W., H.R.W.S. (SCOTTISH 1860-1922)THE RENDEZVOUS (LANDSCAPE)Signed and inscribed on stretcher verso, oil on canvas106cm x 80cm (42in x 32in)Exhibited:Exposition Internationale des Beaux Arts, Dresden 1901

A selection of 19th century multicoloured ceramics, to include a Dresden pot pourri jar with lid, a square shaped table centre piece with wavy rim, with floral and foliate decoration and two other pieces

A pair of Meissen figural candlesticks, Autumn and Winter from the Four Seasons, late 19th century, blue crossed swords marks, incised 1855 and 2547, 29cm high; a pair of associated candle branches and a Dresden figure

A Dresden porcelain figure of a jester, AF, together with two Sitzendorf figural groups, one as a courting couple, the other as a flower seller (3)

A Dresden porcelain figure of Nicholas Louis Davoust, standing dressed in full military uniform with hand on sword, numbered D10867

Pair of late Dresden yellow glazed specimen vases with floral decoration, the base marked Dresden and impressed 1082, 16cm in height

Large quantity of decorative ceramics including Wedgwood, Dresden, Royal Copenhagen, etc.

JOSEF EIDENBERGER(Austrian, 1899-1991)Two European CityscapesEtchingsVenecia, 1975Signed lower right14 x 13 1/4 inchesDresdenSigned lower right12 x 15 1/2 inches 14 x 13 1/4 inches 12 x 15 1/2 inches

A group of ceramics comprising a Royal Doulton Bisque figure, "Thanksgiving", a Coalport figure and a Dresden figure group in 19th century style

Dresden porcelain two branch candelabra, japanese vase and other items to include silver plate

A 19thC German porcelain figural vase, possibly Dresden

A pair of Coalbrookdale vases together with a Derby pot pourri, Dresden porcelain planter and Prattware pot

A Sevres style pot together with a Dresden ink stand, pot and miniature planter

Various continental figures including Dresden, one with beehive mark, Helen Wolfsohn cup and saucer etc

A pair of hexagonal lobed Dresden / Helena Wolfsohn dishes with floral and courting couple decoration

A pair of Meissen bowls, one decorated with a courting couple, the other with river scene in Dresden both on cobalt blue ground.

A pair of Dresden, Helena Wolfsohn figures, one with a lute. AR marks to base, 13 cm tall.

An extensive collection of over 120 pieces of Susie Cooper design Dresden Spray, colour green comprising a dinner service, tea service, tureens, toast racks, tea & coffee pots etc.

Continental ceramics, including Vienna, Dresden, a pair of urns, saucers, etc

A Continental porcelain group, a Dresden `lace` lady, and two `Chelsea` style figures

A Dresden Art Nouveau style porcelain mantel timepiece, encrusted with flowers decorated with three musical putti.

Late 19th century Dresden violin labelled Joseph Guarnerius..., 14 1/8", 35.90cm

Early 20th Dresden century violin, 14", 35.60cm

A parcel lot of ceramics and glass to include a Victorian dump weight, Goebal stoneware vase in the form of a girl, four pieces of Crown Devon Fieldings lustre, a bowl Birch pattern and two vases, unmarked and another vase A/F, two pieces of Royal Doulton orange lustre, Poole Pottery flower trough, two Dresden lace figures A/F, Cested china Scottie dog, boat by Shelley and urn, Karl Ens Volkstedt rose, Adams jasper vase, glass cranberry glass bowl and dimpled vase and yellow lustre vase (19).

A parcel lot of ceramic figures to include three by Royal Doulton, Jack point HN 610 by C Noke A/F, Autumn breezes HN 1934 by L Harradine, Buttercup HN 2309 by P Davies, Kathlyn by Paragon, Miss Lavinia by Adderley, Macgregor by Radnor, Dresden lace figure, Staffordshire figure of two girls with wreaths in Highland dress and two others (10).

A parcel lot of ceramics and glass to include seven Coalport pastille burners, the villa, the summer house, Park folly, the country cottage, Hunting lodge, Keepers cottage and the old curiousity shop A/F, Cranberry glass footed goblet, jug, vase and flower vase A/F, Dresden dish and plate A/F. animal figures to include Goebel finch, Country artists fox group, chaffinch, hedgehogs, Border fine arts baby squirrel and bluetit, etc (23)

A Dresden porcelain vase and cover, 20th century, of baluster form decorated with repeating bands of roses, painted mark, 29cm high.

A Dresden porcelain figure group, 20th century, modelled as a lady playing a harpsichord and a gallant playing a cello, raised on an oval base, 34 by 18 by 18cm.

**A COMPOSITE GERMAN CUIRASSIER`S ARMOUR, IN PART PROBABLY BY MARTIN SCHNEIDER THE YOUNGER, NUREMBERG, CIRCA 1620 comprising Zischägge with a two-piece hemispherical skull joined along the crest of a low file-roped medial comb fitted at its rear with a modern plume-tube of brass, the skull projecting forward to a short, obtusely-pointed integral peak pierced at its centre with a rectangular slot to receive a sliding nasal-bar (restored) expanding at its lower end to a large rounded triangular finial and secured at the brow by a modern staple and screw, fitted at the nape with an associated neck-guard of three lames, the last of which is formed at its lower edge with a prominent central cusp, and at each side with a modern forward-sloping hinged cheek-piece of two lames, the upper one embossed with a flower-head, collar of two lames front and rear (the lower rear one restored), one-piece backplate of late `peascod` fashion, struck internally, just below the neck, with the large letter `T`, and formed at it lower edge with a flange later fitted at each side with a projecting screw and wing-nut to attach a pair of composite cuisses each formed of a single boxed upper lame from which are suspended, by means of a pair of modern straps and buckles, a further eleven lames of which the last is fitted at its lower edge with a poleyn of four lames, one-piece breastplate struck at the neck with the quality-control mark of the city of Nuremberg and a maker`s mark consisting of a pair of scissors within a shield, and formed at it lower edge with a short flange, large asymmetrical pauldrons (not a pair), the left of seven lames and the right of six, two vambraces (not a pair) of fully articulated tubular form, each of late 16th century Italian make and fitted at its upper edge with a turner of one lame and at its elbow with a bracelet couter of three lames, and two gauntlets (not a pair) each formed of a flared and pointed cuff with a separate inner plate, several metacarpal-plates (four in the case of the left and five in the case of the right), a knuckle-plate decorated with a file-roped transverse rib, and a shaped finger-plate (composed and in part reworked from old plates), the main edges of the armour formed with inward turns, mostly roped and in many cases accompanied by lining-rivets retaining the remains of crimson velvet piccadils edged with gold bullion, and a few of the main edge, along with most of the subsidiary ones and three divergent bands of the breastplate and backplate respectively decorated with double or treble incised lines (in part later additions) gilt against a blued ground (some minor damage and patching throughout) Provenance Sumner Healey, New York, 6 June 1932 Exhibited `The Art of Collecting, J. W. Higgins Museum, Worcester, Massachusetts, October, 1984 Travelling exhibition visiting several locations in the south of the U.S.A. February 2004- September 2008 JWHA Inv. No. 1737 The mark of the scissors struck on the backplate is probably identifiable as that of the Nuremberg armourer Martin Schneider the Younger (his surname translates into English as `Tailor` ). The same or similar mark can be found on other Nuremberg pieces such as a steel target in the Historisches Museum, Dresden (Ehrenthal 1898, p. 34), as well as another in the J. W. Higgins Armory Museum, Worcester, Massachusetts, JWHA Inv. No. 2647 (`The Age of Armor`, 13 February 2003 - 31 August 2003). It is also to be found on an armour in the Musée d`Art et d`Histoire, Geneva, and a breastplate in the Hallwyll House Museum, Stockholm, Cat. No. E.2.

**A PAIR OF PAULDRONS BY LUDWIG KLEIN OF DRESDEN IN THE SOUTH GERMAN STYLE OF THE LATE 16TH CENTURY, THIRD QUARTER OF THE 19TH CENTURY of large symmetrical form, each constructed of six lames overlapping outwards from the third which projects downwards at both the front and rear and overlaps, in the form of a flange in each case, the outer ends of the lowest three lames which extend inwards only to the armpit, and the main edges of the pauldrons formed with file-roped inward turns accompanied by recessed borders (the rear rivet connecting the lowest two lames of the left pauldron replaced by a split-pin) Provenance Dr Bashford Dean, Riverdale, New York, purchased from his estate, sale 3 [WHAT DATE?] JWHA Inv. No. 1689 The Dresden armourer Ludwig Klein lived 1825-82

A Dresden porcelain figure and another, 14cm high

A Vienna-style tankard, late 19th century, painted with Diana bathing with attendants, the reverse with panels of coloured grounds and rich raised gilt designs, the lid with a hinged metal mount, blue shield mark and Dresden mark, 17.5cm high.

A Meissen-style three vase garniture, late 19th century, painted with scenes of courting couples in the Watteau manner, alternating with panels of flowers reserved on a red ground, comprising a baluster vase and cover and two bottle vases, blue AR and crowned Dresden marks, 38cm. (4)

A large Derby candlestick group, c.1770, of a Dresden shepherdess standing on a tall scrolled base, holding an apron full of flowers, two candle sconces issuing from the base of flowering bocage, 26cm.

Three Caughley tea canisters and covers, c.1785-90, one decorated with a hoop and chain design in gilt and cobalt blue, with a floral finial, S mark, another with Dresden flower sprays in a similar palette, the last printed with the Fisherman or Pleasure Boat pattern, 12cm. (6) Exhibited: the hoop and chain example at the Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition, Ironbridge, 1999, no. 586.

Three Caughley cream jugs, c.1785-90, two decorated with Dresden flower sprays in gilt and cobalt blue, one fluted and printed with the Full Nankin pattern, with gilt detailing, 8cm max. (3)

A Dresden porcelain figure, modelled as a female in floral robes, carrying a platter of grapes, impressed and painted August Rex marks, 35cm high

A 20thC R K Dresden porcelain ink stand, the fixed lidded pot above a shaped section for pens, decorated with flowers on white ground with a gilt highlighted green banding, blue printed marks beneath, 19cm wide.

An 18thC blue and white tea bowl, possibly Liverpool, an early 19thC Derby tea bowl, a Royal Worcester candlestick, a plain Continental earthenware sconce and two Dresden cabinet cups and saucers. (8).

A Royal Doulton coffee set and a small quantity of Dresden china.

Three Dresden porcelain cups and saucers, all well painted in various designs

A Dresden porcelain chamber stick, together with pen tray, cup and saucer (AF), figure of a boy and more (parcel)

A Meissen porcelain figure of a Putti Gardener, AF, together with a pair of Dresden porcelain figures (3)

A pair of Dresden chocolate cups & covers on separate stands

A Redon, Limoges, porcelain tea service for two; a Paris porcelain perfume bottle; a Dresden cup & saucer painted with flowers; and other items

Three early 20thC Dresden porcelain figures, 12.4cm high

A group of Dresden lace figures including dancers and musicians all in early 19th century dress. (9)

A pair of Dresden lace figures

A Dresden basket, of ovoid form, with a cherub peaking out, a Dresden figure of a girl, mixed glassware, etc

A Limoges pillbox, decorated with floral sprays, a pair of Limoges scent bottles with hinged covers, a Limoges posy vase, a Limoges trinket box in the form of an egg and a Dresden pillbox.