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A pair of 20th century German Dresden floral encrusted porcelain cornucopia vases, 13cm high

A 19th century Dresden gilt porcelain baluster vase and cover, the oval reserves painted with domestic scenes, on a powder blue ground (restored), pseudo underglaze blue crossed swords mark, 23cm high

A 19th century Dresden porcelain figure group of a courting couple and putti, on a naturalistic rocky circular base, bears underglaze blue crossed swords mark (chipped), 23cm high

A late 19th century oval Dresden floral encrusted easel mirror, modelled with cherubs holding garland, 30cm high

A Dresden porcelain figural candlestick, modelled as children with a goat (a/f), 22cm high

Dresden porcelain egg-shaped bonbon dish and cover ,decorated with Deutch Blumen and highlighted in gilt

Six early 20th century Dresden cups and saucers painted with panels of lovers alternating with coloured grounds, predominately blue, the Meissen cup applied with flowers, the remainder with simulated Meissen marks (12)

Five early 20th century Dresden miniature cups and saucers, four decorated with panels of lovers and the other applied with flowers, three of the former with blue grounds, simulated Meissen marks (10)

Pair of Dresden vases of square section with tall narrow necks, painted with alternating panels of couples in gardens and flora on a yellow ground, Crowned Dresden marks to base, (2) 32cm high

Dresden figure of a Lady modelled seated smelling flowers, a table to one side on which a basket of flowers sit, Also one other figure of a girl holding a bottle, dressed in floral costume, crossed swords marks to both pieces, (minor damages) (2) mid 19th century, 13cm max height

Dresden - pair of classical shaped urns on square pedestal bases, hand painted bright enamel decoration, a/f, 8 3/4"

A painted pine 'bauernschrank', Tyrolean, dated 1792, the interior now with shelves, the reverse with a paper label inscribed 'Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden', the side with metal inventory badge stamped 'GEGA 1447'restored h. 183cm., w.140cm., d.51cm.

AN HAMMERSLEY & CO. DRESDEN SPRAY TEA SET and a Royal Albert 'Lady Carlyle' part tea set

A DRESDEN TEACUP and saucer and a Sampson tea canister

A PAIR OF DRESDEN PORCELAIN MODELS of poodles, various other model cats and dogs and a Staffordshire poodle and sheep

A Dresden dish with surround of four blue ground reserves, painted gilded flowers in low relief, 27cm (10.75") diameter, two Dresden coffee cups and saucers, two Cantonese bowls and another Oriental cup and saucer

A GOOD PAIR OF DRESDEN TWO HANDLED URNS AND COVERS decorated with scenes of young lovers in landscapes, gilt decoration, pierced lids and supported on square platform bases. 12ins high. AR mark in blue.

A PAIR OF DRESDEN COMPORTS with pierced bowls, painted and encrusted with flowers, each supported by a gallant and lady. 10ins high.

Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Empire of Japan, c.1840s, engraved map, hand coloured in outline, approx. 390 x 320 mm, together with other SDUK maps, mostly city plans, including Moscow, Milan, Marseille, Genoa, Frankfurt, Dresden, Constantinople, Brussels, Birmingham. Antwerp, Berlin, and a regional map of North America, all hand coloured in outline and in good condition, plus an 18th century uncoloured engraving entitled 'A Prospect of the City of Genoa', approx. 230 x 390 mm with some light foxing. (14)

Loffler (Fritz). Otto Dix, Leben und Werk, Dresden, 1967, num. col. and b & w plts. and illusts, a few minor marks, orig. cloth in d.j, rubbed and some fraying to corners, 4to. Presentation inscription by the artist to title page "FŸr Fr. Kšttner, Juni 1967, Otto Dix". With additional two-page typewritten letter in German signed by Otto Dix to Hertha Kšttner, London, dated 24th June 1968, in which the artist responds to a request for help in planning an exhibition in his work ".I have had so many exhibitions of my work that I am tired of them and have no desire to hold any further exhibitions here or in London. I also wonder who in London might really be interested in the later pictures of Dix."[auctioneer's translation], and suggesting that she contacts the Galerie Klihm in Munich for help in preparing an exhibition of his drawings. (1)

A Dresden porcelain coffee pot decorated with birds and a Meissen twin handle porcelain vase decorated with flowers.

A late 19th century German porcelain centrepiece, the base encrusted with fruit and flowers with pierced panels, the floral encrusted stem with figures of a gallant and three maidens with baskets of flowers, capped with foliage sprays supporting an oval fruit basket painted with sprays of flowers with gilding to the shape pierced borders. Potschappel circa 1880. (Carl Thiame, Dresden). 19 1/2 in. (50cm).

A pair of Helena Wolfsohn (Dresden) porcelain two-handled pedestal jars with pierced covers and ribbon tied laurel wreath knops, enamelled with alternating gilt edged panels of courting figures in landscapes and floral sprays on a turquoise ground, 30cm. high, underglaze 'AR' monogram, late 19th century, glue repair to one handle.

A Meissen porcelain topographical plaque of rectangular form, finely enamelled with a view of Dresden and the River Elba with a group of workmen pictured on the banks in the foreground, 23.5cm. wide, blue crossed swords to reverse, one corner chipped some wear to margins.

A Dresden figure of a young lady wearing a flower encrusted ball gown, 13 cms, two pieces of Withernsea - Hornsea Fauna Ware and a Carlton crested china sundial with the arms of Withernsea. [4]

A Maling Setem Ware lustre small bowl, 8 cms. diameter, together with a Dresden travelling inkwell. [2]

A Clarice Cliff tea service, painted in the Crocus pattern, comprising six cups, saucers and plates, milk jug, preserve dish (lacking cover) and three egg cups, together with a matching pin tray and six dinner plates, and a Susie Cooper Dresden pattern soup dish and stand.

A Dresden porcelain clock garniture, having cherubs to the floral clock and seated maidens to each 3-branch candelabrum. 10" high.

After Francesco Trevisani the madonna and child with the infant saint john the baptist oil on canvas 50.5 by 39.3 cm.; 19.75 by 15.5 in. A 19th century copy after Trevisani's original of 1708 now in the Gemaldegalerie in Dresden..

A PAIR OF DRESDEN FIGURES OF GREEN PARROTS each perched on a stump, 6in. (15cm.) high

A DRESDEN VASE AND COVER the baluster body painted with gilt feathery cartouches of floral sprays, the shoulders with puce fish scale work, blue decorators mark for Donath, 13in. (33cm.) high

Small Dresden Ballerina Figure (Af)

A late 19th century Dresden porcelain six figure monkey band, comprising conductor, singer, trumpeter, harpist, basoonist and drummer, printed blue mark, shape. no Q9412 largest 18cm high

A Court China Tea Service for twelve decorated pink roses, etc, a Dresden Cup and Saucer floral painted, and three pieces of Royal Stafford Teaware "Rochester" pattern

A Dresden style Vase, floral printed

Paris porcelain Teapot of cylindrical form, gilt outlines, painted with dispersed cornflower sprigs in red and green enamel, 19th Century 11cms and a Dresden Cabinet Cup and Saucer, wrythen moulded with floral decoration in coloured enamels, gilt outlines, (3).

Dresden porcelain Wall Mirror, circular glass, the frame encrusted with flowers and foliage within bands of turquoise beading, wooden easel back, circa 1900, diameter 54cms.

A pair of small Dresden figures, a dancing boy and girl, on square bases (4in.- some damage) and a French figure entitled 'Enfant au Violon' after Chardin - 6in.

Two 19th century needlelace panels, made for a polescreen, a white muslin Dresden work apron and a quantity of lace shawls, collars, bonnet veils and braids

A Graduated Set of Three Susie Cooper Dresden Spray Oval Plates, four similar black fruit pattern coffee cans, and five saucers (a.f.) (12)

A Meissen creampot and cover circa 1730-1735 on three claw feet, covered in a powder blue ground with three reserved quartrefoils each set with a sprig of indianische Blumen, the same pattern repeated on the cover, the scrolling handle set with gilding and floral sprigs crossed swords in underglaze-blue, inventory numbers A68 in black 14cm., 5Iin. finial restored, firing flaws to the blue ground (2)for discussion of a similar piece see A. L. den Blaauwen, Meissen Porcelain in the Rijksmuseum, pp.228f, no. 208 and for a similar piece with a powder blue ground in the British Museum see: W.B. Honey, Dresden China, pl. XVI b/c Provenance with G. Ršbbig, Munich (applied label)

A Furstenberg Figure of a Seated Miner (Einmannbohrer) circa 1770-95 from the ' Grosse Bergbande' series designed by Simon Feilner and modelled by Georg Leimberger, seated chisseling at a rockface wearing a grey and red hat and tunic over a white jerkin, with a black apron and buff leggings 17cm., 6Nin. hammer missing, minor damages Simon Feilner's designs for the series of eleven large miners date from 1757 and the first models were completed by his uncle, Johann Georg Leimberger, during the same year. Due to difficulties with the firing, the series was not completed until the second half of 1758 and Feilner put the finishing touches to the models. For a comprehensive discussion of the series and a similar model see: R. Slotta, G. Lehman, U. Pietsch, Ein fein Bergmannig Porcelan, Abbilder vom Bergbau in 'weissem Gold', exhibition catalogue 1999 Porzellansammlung im Zwinger, Dresden and Deutsches Bergbaumuseum, Bochum, pp. 226f , no. 273. See also S. Ducret, Furstenberger Porzellan, vol.III, 1965 ill.55 and 56; W. Morath, 'Simon Feilners Bergmanngesellschaft' in Weltkunst, April 1994 pp.922f and H. Haase, FrŸhes Furstenberger Porzellan aus der Sammlung Edeling, exhibition catalogue 1978 Focke-Museum, p.34 no. 43.

An assembled collection of German monkey band figures 19th/20th century including eight Meissen examples, each on scroll-moulded base highlighted in gilding, comprising a conductor and music stand, a harpist, a bagpiper, a violinist, a pianist, a drummer and companion, and four Volkstedt examples, comprising a conductor, two bassonists and a drummer, together with a Sitzendorf drummer and Dresden trumpeter various marks in underglaze-blue, impressed numerals the conductor 17.5cm., 6Pin. some damage, losses and repair (14)

A pair of Dresden ormolu-mounted vases and covers late 19th century each ribbed ovoid form moulded on both sides with a gilt wreath each painted with a rider and figures in arcadian landscapes flanked by large floral sprays and scattered sprigs above moulded acanthus leaf borders and gilt highlights, above a square canted foot, the pierced rim supporting a domed cover with eagle finial holding a wreath and firebrand pseudo sceptre mark in underglaze-blue and incised numerals 51cm., 20in. some typical rubbing to gilding (4) After the Berlin original of the late 1770s, for which see E. Kšllmann/M. Jarchow, Berliner Porzellan, Bildband, ill.534 for a garniture of three vases. Provenance with Jean Lupu, Paris

A Berlin rectangular plaque dated 1860 by Emil Ens, signed, with a scene of a young servant carrying a tray with a trembleuse chocolate cup and a glass of water signed and dated to the front E. Ens 1860 impressed KPM and sceptre mark and H to the reverse, as also 'Liotard Dresden g.v. E.Ens 1860' in black enamel 25.5cm., 10in. some scratching, slight wear around the edges After a painting by Liotard known as 'the Chocolate Girl' kept in the Gemaldegallerie Alte Meister in Dresden When taking place in the World Exhibition of 1893 in Chicago Ens was praised by his critics 'Durch saubere AusfŸhrung und vorzugliche Farbenwirking zeichnen sich die Copien nach bekannter ...lgemalde von (Emil) Ens und Lauscha aus' see: W. Neuwirth, Porzellanmaler-Lexikon, vol I, p.260f

A pair of English porcelain Dresden-style flower-encrusted vases of flared form, applied with yellow birds, 15cm high, circa 1840 (some chips)

A selection of Meissen and Dresden cabinet porcelain, comprising: a pair of Meissen miniature blue-ground cups and saucers painted with quatrefoil panels of flowers; a pair of Dresden pink-scale-ground miniature teacups and saucers painted with Watteauesques (one cup cracked); a Meissen (outside decorated) yellow-ground miniature teacup and saucer painted en camaieu rose with panels of putti, blue crossed swords and cancellation marks; and a similar Dresden example

A Meissen blue and white inkstand, with a pair of wells and covers, painted with stylised flowers and birds, 22cm in length, blue crossed swords marks (small spots of ink to interior of wells); another Meissen inkwell painted with flowers, blue crossed swords mark (lacks cover); and a Dresden cup and saucer painted with Watteauesques, 'AR' marks, circa 1900

A Dresden porcelain pale-blue-ground and gilt clock case, of rectangular-section inverted baluster form with two putto-head handles and surmounted with an urn and cover, the front with a Watteauesque panel, fitted with a French two-train movement with outside countwheel strike on bell and stamped ROLLIN A PARIS, on a separate shaped rectangular base, Berlin septre marks, 40cm high, late 19th century (small chips to clock face, finial of cover glued)

Twelve Dresden plates, relief moulded, the centres painted with birds, within gilt-scroll bordered panels painted with flowers, 25cm diameter, Meissen Marcolini style marks, late 19th century (three restored)

A 'Dresden Opaque China' part dinner service, printed in blue and enamel coloured with a Japan-style floral pattern, the tureens of oval shape with ornate light/dark blue and gilt handles and knops, comprising a soup tureen and cover, two sauce tureens with covers and stands, a large meat dish, another dish with matching drainer, an oval covered pot with large integral stand, two different dessert dishes, twenty dinner plates, eight soup plates and eight dessert plates, printed title marks, circa 1820-30 (some damage and repairs)

The major part of a Minton 'Dresden Flowers' pattern toy tea set, printed in blue with the floral pattern, comprising a teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, cream jug, four cups and five saucers, printed cartouche marks with title, 'OPAQUE CHINA' and cursive initial M, circa 1825-40 (minor faults) See Priestman, 'An Illustrated Guide to Minton Printed Pottery 1796-1836', page 200 for similar pieces and the mark

A Dresden flower encrusted figural centrepiece, the pierced bowl painted with flowers, 42cm high; together with two centrepieces, eight name place holders in the form of flowerpots and sundry other Dresden type ceramics

A pair of 18th Century Japanese blue and white plates, clobbered in iron red and gilt with bamboo and peonies, together with a pair of Imari plates, a pair of Dresden style small cache pots and other ceramics

A DRESDEN PORCELAIN PLATE painted with Venus, Cupid and a male attendant in a landscape, the rim moulded and gilded with mythological horses and scrolling, early 20th century, 8 1/2" wide

Dresden square bowl, circa 1780, hand-painted quartered design, lady and gentleman opposite floral panels on turquoise

Hummel figurine of girl in red skirt with school satchel on back (wear to face); along with porcelain musical scene, Alka, Dresden, showing pianis, flautist and cellist (cello a/f), impressed '161', 10in long; plus china floral ornament, Morley (three)

19th century Dresden figure of a girl resting her arm on a harp and seated on a rocky base with a fish at her feet, 8" high

A DRESDEN STYLE PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A SEATED SLEEPING YOUNG LADY dressed in 18th century costume on a raised shaped marbeled base, cross swords mark in underglaze blue, 7.75", a Berlin polychrome dish and two other pieces (4)

A PAIR OF DRESDEN STYLE PORCELAIN FIGURES, one modelled as a young man dressed in 18th century costume enamelled in polychrome, his hand resting on a flower encrusted barrow, on a raised rococo style base, 8 " high and his female companion (2)