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A Chinese blue glazed stool/ flower pot stand. [A/F] 46CM Height.

A late 18th century sparrow-beak porcelain jug of baluster form, transfer-decorated in the Willow Pattern with twisted applied handle and circular foot (14cm), together with an 18th century Worcester-style circular pot and cover (possibly a mustard), also decorated with a chinoiserie-style scene, the cover with finial modelled as a budding flower (2)Restoration to the sparrow beak on the jug and approx. a 5mm chip to the underside rim of the pot lid which appears to possibly be associated (replacement)

A mid 18th century bun pepper; London 1755, maker's mark rubbed; with reeded bands to boorders, crest engraved to centre and pierced pull-off cover with knop finial and scratch weight to base; together with a Continental mid19th century mustard pot, inverted pear-shape with ring side handles,domed hinged cover, cast flower finial and beaded square base. Maker's mark only

A Japanese flower pot decorated in lacquer and mother-of-pearl, 42.5cm

Indian elephant porcelain table lamp on carved wooden base with shade and artificial flowers in flower pot

Victorian four piece lobed baluster tea service, engraved with scrolled foliage with flower mounts to the teapot and water pot, comprising teapot, water pot, milk jug and sucrier - maker Joss & Albert Savory; - the sucrier - maker EJ & EW Barnard, London 1945/1948, the teapot 26cm long, 63 oz approx

A pair of continental floral encrusted vases, 26cm tall, and a twin handled flower encrusted lidded pot pourri, 26cm tall, some foliate losses to both, restoration and firing cracks to single pot pourri

ANNIE FRENCH (Scottish, 1872-1965); pencil and pen on paper, female carrying a flower pot, signed upper right, 19 x 15cm, unframed, and a further work by E. V. French (possibly Eric French), pencil and pen on paper, fairy tale scene with a female in a wood walking towards a castle, signed lower right, 22 x 28cm, unframed (2). (D) Provenance: from a private collection, regarding the first work: One of the 'Glasgow Girls', Annie French studied at the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) from 1886-1902 under Francis Newberry. She excelled as an illustrator and developed an exquisite linear technique which drew heavily on the influences of the Art Nouveau and the Pre-Raphaelites, which can be seen through her delicate draughtsmanship and treatment of subject matter such as fairy tales and poems. Her style continues throughout her life and she returned to GSA in 1908 to teach ceramic decoration until 1912.  Regarding the second work: The subject matter, composition, pen work and the way in which the signature is presented clearly show that the artist was intimately aware of Annie French's work, and suggests that it may have been executed under her tutelage. Towards the end of her life, Annie moved to Jersey to be closer to her sister and nephew, Eric. In a letter from Eric French to Una Rota (MS Gn 1771/A, file 6), he describes his admiration for his Aunt's work and how he tries to replicate it.Additional InformationWith foxing and yellowing, laid on a second piece of paper which is torn and stained. The second work slightly crumpled, particularly upper right. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk

A Lowestoft porcelain polychrome coffee pot and cover painted by the Tulip Painter, painted with a pink peony in a fine floral spray, with floral sprays on the reverse. Gilt rim to the spout and a scroll handle with thumb rest. The low-domed cover has a rare open flower knop, painted blue with a yellow centre, surrounded by flower sprays. Base was broken off and riveted. Rivets have been removed and filled. the cover is undamaged apart from a small chip of blue paint missing from the knop

A Royal Stuart Blue Flower Patterned Coffee Set comprising Six Cups, Six Saucers, Coffee Pot, Cream and Sugar

A GEORGE III THREE-PIECE CIRCULAR TEA SET with repousse-work decoration and a vacant cartouche on each side of the bodies, leaf-capped, c-scroll handles, the tea pot with a cast bird-mask spout and a flower finial, by Charles Fox (I), London 1816; the tea pot 6.65" (17 cms) high; 59.3 oz (3)

A lot of 3 antique cloisonné and enameled items. Republic period. One is lovely cloisonné flower pot with jade, agate and turquoise stones. Second is a portable water based brass smoking pipe. Third is beautifully enameled cigarette holder with butterflies, flowers and 8 auspicious Buddhist signes. size 1. 25x13 cm, 2. 13x9 x 3 cm, 3. 16.5x7 cm.

An old, 1940s -1950s, Chinese, bamboo brush pot, modified into a lamp. The bamboo brush pot depicting a beautifully carved apsara (female heavenly guardian, flying between the clouds, holding a flower, above a gorge with a bridge linking to the 2 sides.) other side of bamboo depicting 4 well carved, Chinese seal script characters. the base made of fine hard wood, depicting a pine tree. size 48.5x21.5x18 cm

an antique, Chinese wall rug. Depicting items from the scholars' desk: a flower vase, a scholar rock, censer, books, jade plaque, tea pot and lotus seeds. Probably wool Size 168x93 cm.

BEN MASON: A watercolour depicting robin upon a flower pot, snow scene, signed lower left, framed and glazed, 24cm x 18.5cm

A builder's bag of flower pot holders, planters, etc

A Swarovski Crystal Flower in a Pot, 5.3 cm high (boxed), Colibri and other lighters, Stratton powder compacts, trinket box, etc:- One Tray

Clarice Cliff - Orange Lily ? A shape 368 fern pot of square stepped form hand painted with a stylised flower and foliage, Fantasque mark, height 9cm.

A Wemyss Drummond flower potPainted with sandmartins and dragonflies over a pool, the rim with painted green line borders, 22cm high, impressed WEMYSS on the base rim.Footnotes:Provenance:Bearing a paper label for The Rankine Collection, Sotheby's, 30 Aug 2005For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

SENZAN, A SATSUMA POTTERY KOGO PAINTED WITH IRISES AND FLOWER SPRIGS. Dia. 6.5cms. TOGETHER WITH A KUTANI TWO HANDLED POT POURRI VASE AND COVER PAINTED WITH DANCERS, GREEN SEAL MARK. W 21cms.

A CHINESE BAMBOO BRUSH POT INTAGLIO CARVED WITH A SAGE ON AN ISLAND WATCHING A BOAT SAIL BY. Dia. 11.5 x H 15.5cms. TOGETHER WITH A PEKIN ENAMEL BLUE GROUND VASE PAINTED WITH FLOWER RESERVES. H 21.5cms.

AN IRISH PROVONCIAL SILVER COFFEE POT, Cork c.1800, maker's mark of John Nicholson and stamped 'STERLING', of baluster form, the body with all-over later repousse, chased and engraved decoration depicting flower heads, leafy branches, birds and scrollwork, centred with crest to one side, the spout in the form of a bird with human mask, the domed hinged lid with acorn finial, with timber c-scroll handle, raised on circular foot (c.38 troy ozs incl. handle). 33cm high

A Bovey Tracey Wemyss pottery Stuart flower pot: decorated with a broad band of pink cabbage roses, impressed and painted Wemyss and T. Goode & Sons London, 18cm high.

A Derby toilet/pomade pot and cover: of cylindrical form with flower finial, painted in 'Cotton Stem' style with floral sprays and sprigs, patch marks, circa 1760-65, 6.5cm [tiny chip to rim and finial].

A Ravilious for Wedgwood ERII Coronation mug, a Guyatt for Wedgwood Silver Jubilee mug and five other items, comprising a creamware porcelain pot pourri bowl and cover, a Royal Crown Derby two-handled goblet-shaped vase, a pair of small flower-encrusted scent bottles and an enamel box (some faults)

A group of English porcelain vessels, c. 1815-1835, including three trumpet shaped spill vases, a Coalport sauce tureen and cover and a flower encrusted vase and pot and cover

An Irish silver coffee pot, of heavily repousse floral and scroll decorated oval form, the domed lid similarly decorated and set with a two flower knop over a double bellied body set with a plain acanthus tipped handle and curving spout, raised on a plain trumpet foot, Dublin 1821, 23cm high, 802 grams

A collection of Wedgwood sage green items to include: flower vase, small planter, vase, lidded pot (5)

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed teapots and covers c.1800-20. To include: a Spode Gloucester pattern pot, a Tendrill pattern pot and a Full Flower, possibly Machin teapot with associated lid. 21 - 23 cm long. (3)Condition: Tendrill with restored chip to lid and tip of spout, Spode; finial replaced, chip to lid and to gallery and tip of spout. Provenance: From the Trevor Kentish collection. 

A 19th/20th century Chinese celadon glazed pot and cover, the domed lid having a flower bud finial, the body decorated with a floral band

Royal Doulton covered pot pourri with gilded decoration, H15.5cm, a sleeve vase with tube lined decoration, initialled AL, possibly Annie Lyons, H28cm and a pair of Royal Doulton pedestal vases with stylised flower decoration, impressed and signed marks to base including FJ for Florrie Jones, H25cm 

A Victorian silver coffee pot, of fluted outset form, engraved with bands of repeating flower heads, with ivory finial, number 53116, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1895, 25.83oz, 27cm high.

A Worcester porcelain demi-lune bough pot, possibly Grainger's, first quarter 19th century, 21.5cm in length Provenance: Property of a private family collection.Condition Report: Three firing cracks to the body. Rubbing to gilding. One flower aperture chipped.Condition Report Disclaimer

A large collection of Royal Doulton Poppies B, Series Ware designed by Charles Noke, introduced in 1909, pattern D.3225, D.3226 and D.3227, printed in colours with Art Nouveau poppy flower stems, comprising Pink Poppy wash basin and ewer, two chamber pots, a large pail and cover, soap dish and drainer, covered bathroom pot, tea set for two, extra large teapot and cover, rectangular sandwich tray, cheese dish, large footed bowl, two jardinieres, three bowls, two jugs and eight plates, Blue Poppy wash basin and ewer, two jugs, a candlestick, two shaped bowls, a large plate/wall plaque and six various plates, a Yellow Poppy jug, two bowls, and twelve various plates, printed factory marks, 43cm. diam. wash basin, (a lot) Provenance The collection of Pam and Mark Taylor.

A Jones and Crompton silver cruet set, each stamped in low relief with simple Art Nouveau tulip flower repeat, comprising two three-handled salts and serving spoons, two pepper pots and a covered mustard pot with blue glass liner, in fitted, velvet-lined presentation case, stamped marks, Birmingham, 1905, 7cm. high (pepper pot) (7)

'Chinaland' a Carlton Ware preserve pot, cover and saucer, pattern no.2948, printed and painted in colours and gilt on an orange ground, another preserve pot, cover and saucer in the 'Gum Flower' patter, another in the 'Zig Zag' pattern and two other preserve pot, cover and saucers, printed and painted factory marks, hairline to Gum Flower cover, 9.5cm. high (15) Provenance The Michael Burningham Collection.

A modern Staffordshire enamel pill pot, with flower and hummingbird decoration, in original box, 3cm

Mixed lot to include Rummer, Boxed Worcester Chocolate Pot, set continental flower duck, glass wasp trap etc.

Three pieces of Denby, a large jug (as found), a dish, a flower pot plus a large blue and green vase with ribbed neck

Two green glass dump paperweights, both having flower pot decoration (one at fault), tallest 13cm high

AN ECLECTIC ASSORTMENT OF VARIOUS ITEMS TO INCLUDE A DRIED FLOWER PICTURE, KATIE WINKLE RETRO COFFEE POT, SILVER PLATE ETC

A Worcester part tea and coffee service, circa 1770-75Printed in black with versions of 'The Milkmaids' pattern, comprising a coffee pot and cover with 'Rural Lovers' to the reverse, a teapot, cover and stand with 'Farmyard Scene' to the reverse and pastoral lovers to the cover, a tea canister and cover with 'The Laden Donkey' to the reverse, a sugar bowl and cover with 'The Haymakers' and 'The Tease' to the reverse and pastoral lovers on the cover, a slop bowl with 'The Haymakers' and 'The Bagpiper' to the reverse and swans to the interior, four coffee cups and five teabowls with 'Herdsman and Cattle' to the reverse, the teabowls with swans to the interiors, and eleven saucers, all within black-line rims and with flower finials to the covers, coffee pot 23.8cm high (32)Footnotes:The version of 'The Milkmaids' seen on the teapot is rare in that it shows a third milkmaid milking a cow and no hayrick. It is possible that this version was engraved by James Ross, see Joseph M Handley, 18th Century English Transfer-Printed Porcelain and Enamels (1991), pp.102-3, no.2.47 where a similar teapot is illustrated. For a bowl and a tea canister with identical prints to those in the present service, see also pp.90-2, nos.2.37 and 2.38.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A large antique copper Coal Bucket, a similar covered stick holder, the copper base of a large military shell, now flower pot holder and other items. (5)

A heavy Oriental cloisónne Flower Pot Holder, or small Jardiniere, decorated with flowers, birds and insects, 15cms (6") high, 18cms (7") diameter; a cloisónne Plate, a small circular Box and cover and a square ditto, a set of three small cloisónne stands, and other items. (a lot).

A pair of attractive Royal Doulton Flower Pot Holders, approx. 9" high, decorated in typical colours with a band of floral swags and inset cameos, a few chips. (2)

A Chinese blue and white flower pot and stand, Guangxu period (1875-1908), overall height 8cm

Six modern pill boxes, a pot lid and a flower-decorated vase

A Chinese export famille rose flower bough pot and cover, of square waisted form, the whole decorated in bright enamels with opposing reserves of ceremonial figure scenes, exotic birds, insects and flowers, with six character mark verso, 20th century, h.24cm

A pair of continental floral encrusted vases, 26cm tall, and a twin handled flower encrusted lidded pot pourri, 26cm tall, some foliate losses to both, restoration and firing cracks to single pot pourri

A copper flower Trough with lion head handles and a Brass cauldron style cooking Pot.

A Portmeirion Botanical Garden wall clock plate, stem vase and flower pot shaped planter.

A set of three graduated flower vases in the form of swans, brewery water jugs, twin handled vase, ornamental ceramic seashells, chamber pot, Hacker radio, etc. (4).

Terracotta flower pot in a metal stand, large hanging basket, bird feeder etc

Two boxes of flower pots, pot stands etc

A collection of Eastern silver19th/20th centuryIncluding a near-eastern bottle vase and lid chased with flowers and foliage, 27cms high, a coffee pot, a Chinese mother of pearl shell on stand applied with a dragon, three boxes, a ring-shaped flower trough, a beaker etcFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Meissen part dejeuner, 19th centuryOf very large size, painted with scattered flower sprigs, comprising: a coffee pot and cover, a large teapot and cover, a milk jug, a hot water jug and a tray, the tray: 47 x 38cm, crossed swords marks in underglaze-blue, impressed numerals (minor chips to coffee pot cover and teapot rim) (7)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Midwinter Fashion coffee set, decorated with stylised flower heads, comprising coffee pot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, six coffee cups and saucers (qty)

A pair of freestanding light steel flower pot stands of arched form with lattice scroll and further detail, each framework supporting six folding hoops/flower receptacles, 166 cm high x 56 cm wide

A collection of Clarice Cliff, to include vase, basket and three conserve pots. One conserve pot with crack (pot with pink flower finial).

Pair of Louis XVI ormolu and white marble two light candelabra circa 1775, cast as a two figures holding a flower pot bearing tulips 38cm high (2) Provenance: Long Court, Randwick, Glos Note: Related examples offered at auction include a pair with porphyry bases, Christie's, New York, 21 October 1997, ($21,850 including premium) and a virtually identical pair from the collection of Giorgio Marsan and Umberta Nasi, offered, Christie's, London, 12-13 December 2007