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A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jardiniere planter pot, with glazed blue flower design, raised on an associated Doulton column stand, with the same floral design, but in a different colour way, column 49cm (19 1/4in) high

A 19th Century Coalbrookdale style flower encrusted porcelain Pot Pourri, gilded borders and a variety of many differing flowers (damage)

A fine quality 19th Century continental silver Chocolate Pot, the side hinged domed cover engraved with foliate style designs and the knop finial finely cast as a flower, the shaped spout also with hinged cover and the arched ebonised carved handle above a waisted tapering body similarly engraved and with melon style base, marks to underside

A SILVER OVAL MUSTARD POT with pressed flower decoration, hinged domed lid, `C` scroll handle, 2" high, Birmingham 1902; two pairs of salt and peppers and a further mustard pot (6).

Poole pottery stoneware bird on flower pot

A SMALL HAND PAINTED COALPORT POT- POURRI WITH FLOWER CARTOUCHE ON A ROYAL BLUE BACKGROUND

A blue and white pottery footbath decorated with flower sprays, printed `Mortlocks, Oxford Street` to base (cracked), together with a Keeling & Co `Springfield` pattern Losol Ware chamber pot.

A CASTLEFORD GREEN DUMP, 19th century, of rounded cone form with flower pot inclusion, 5" high, together with two similar dumps with bubble inclusions, 5" and 5 3/4" high (3)

A William IV silver lobed compressed circular tea pot and matched cream jug by Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard, London 1833 and 1835, the tea pot with a flower and leaf finial, a leafy loop handle and spout, on scroll foliate supports, 28cm (11in) long, 1039g (33.25 oz) gross. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A Royal Doulton figure `Age of Innocence`, HN3377, a Lladro pottery figure of a young girl holding a flower pot with flowers and further porcelain figures (7).

A Royal Worcester circular pot and cover, dated 1913, printed and painted with wild flower sprays, gilt line borders, 6.5cm diameter, cover restored; a smaller circular pot dated 1899, 3cm diameter; a thimble painted with a bird signed Russell, dated 1955, 2.5cm high. (3).

A parcel of assorted Royal Worcester items comprising dessert plates circa 1889, each moulded as a lily pad, painted and gilded with wild flower sprays within gilt borders; a shagreen pattern saucer and matching rouge pot and cover; two turquoise souffle ground coffee cups and a gilt on turquoise saucer. (7).

A Clarice Cliff Celtic Harvest preserve pot and cover, moulded in relief with bushels of corn, flower finial, 10.5cm high, printed green mark England 52A

A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY DRESDEN FLOWER-ENCRUSTED POT-POURRI VASES AND COVERS each finial formed as a large bouquet above a gilt enriched domed cover with pierced trellis, the inverted pear-shape vases painted with baskets of flowers flanked by rocaille scroll handles, the conforming bases applied with putti, blue crossed swords with single cancellation mark through the blades, incised 394, 44.5cm high

Blue Chintz - A Clarice Cliff part egg and cruet set circa 1932 comprising Leda shaped tray with arched wicker handle, two banded egg cups and a 480 shape salt and pepper pot decorated with stylised flowers and foliage in tonal green, blue and pink, FANTASQUE and Bizarre mark. Condition - No chips, cracks or restoration, minor oxidisation to dark blue.[This 1932 Fantasque patterned set was a variation on the egg cup set for four, having two egg cups and a Shell shape salt and pepper on a tray with a wicker handle. Chintz was produced in blue, orange and green colourways, and when first created Clarice named it ‘Marsh Mallows’ in the pattern books, the flower it represents. LG]

A Continental porcelain and enamel rouge pot, 19th Century, the hinge lid painted with a flower spray within a white bead border, the yellow ground decorated with gilt stars (minor faults).

Four small Japanese ivory carvings of figures, one with a flower, one with a fish, another carrying a basket and a seated lady stirring a pot and an ivory plaque depicting three figures with two cranes and a deer all in a pine grove, the four figures signed, 19th century, the plaque damaged with a wood stand, 11cm. (6)

A quantity of various garden tools including shears, shovels, spades and a conservatory flower pot stand (a lot).

A Dresden Coffee/Dinner Service, comprises a Coffee Pot; eleven Cups and Saucers and three circular Plates, all painted in colours with flower sprays and sprigs, within gilded borders

A SWINTON PEARLWARE COFFEE POT AND COVER, the entwined handle terminating in rosettes and leaves, the domed cover with flower knop, painted in cobalt with a version of the Pagoda and Fence pattern beneath a scalloped line border, the moulded spout picked out in cobalt, 26cm h, c1790 Similar Swinton wares are illustrated Roberts (Lois), Painted in Blue, Newbury 2006, fig 99. ++Insignificant faint star crack beneath the handle but a good example free from restoration

A FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER COFFEE POT AND COVER, transfer printed in black and enamelled with Chinese figures at a table, another bearing cups, a third holding a fan, in underglaze blue painted pendulous border, the domed cover with flower knop, 22.5cm h, c1770 ++Old filled chip on the rim of the cover

A William IV baluster tea pot with flower finial and extensive embossed flower and scroll decoration, on 4 scroll feet, crested, London 1831, maker J & J Angle

A George IV three piece tea service, circular with an embossed frieze of embossed, alternating stiff leaves and flowers on a matt ground, together with a coffee pot of a very similar design, both pots with flower finials, the cream and sugar with gilt interiors, all by George Burrows II and Richard Pearce, London 1827, 74oz. (4)

Nautical Interest: An early Victorian embossed four piece tea and coffee service, each piece with a stem packet navigating a choppy sea on one side; and a vacant cartouche and nautical trophies on the other, floral border and foliate feet, the teapot and coffee pot with water lily flower finials, by John James Keith, London 1841, 84oz. (4)

A Quimper coffee pot decorated on a white ground with a painted figure of a girl holding a flower, the base stamped 'Quimper 303' with monogram HB, 7.25"h.

A Belleek Shamrock cup and saucer, with basket weave ground, black back stamp, together with a basket weave flower pot with pierced rim and applied with flora, green back stamp, 3 1/4" high, and a Noritaki coffee cup and saucer (3)

A Chinese porcelain flower pot, mid 19th Century, attractively painted with figures in an expansive river/grand canal landscape including a group of trackers pulling a boat up stream, height approx 16.4cm.

A Chinese Canton enamel pot, mark of Qianlong but probably later, decorated with tendrils, flower heads and characters within stiff leaf borders on a gilt ground, gilt mark to base, height approx 8.5cm (faults).

A Chinese brass oval box, 20th Century, engraved with birds and flowers, the hinge lid inset with a hardstone panel carved with two figures holding a flower pot aloft, together with a carved smoky quartz group of two Buddhistic lions, a carved hardstone jar and cover and a carving of a lady.

An Edwardian octagonal occasional table inlaid with leaf and flower swags, the square tapering legs united by an undertier, together with a pair of George V mahogany pot cupboards, each enclosed by a single door, on block legs, and a workbox with chequer stringing.

A late Victorian fairing modelled as boy and girl in flower pot, a similar period fairing modelled as Jack Russells and carriage, a cat jug etc

A George III silver coffee pot. Craddock and Reid, London 1819, compressed baluster, decorated in ebullient Rococo Revival style with chased scroll foliage on a matted ground and cast and applied female mask headed feet, leaf wrapped spout, a panel of two cherubs sporting upon a recumbent camel and a pair of cherubs flanking the cartouche engraved with the Moor family crest above the monogram EM, the lid with flower finial. 19cm high, 38oz all in

A Clarice Cliff Bon Jour coffee set for six, painted with flower sprays, comprising; coffee pot and cover, milk-jug and sugar basin, six cups and saucers printed marks, small chip to spout of pot 19cm. high

A Meissen Porcelain Cylindrical Chocolate Pot and Cover, circa 1745, the crabstock handle with turned wood socket grip picked out in green, enriched with leafy florets of puce and blue, the body decorated with a continuous harbour scene with figures discussing business, a formalised gilt scroll border beneath the rounded shoulders, the cover painted with indianische blumen, the cover with base-metal hinged handle and sliding escutcheon (for the insertion of a molineux), blue crossed swords mark, impressed dreher's mark of a quatrefoil flower, gilder's numeral 28 See illustration. Provenance: The Wolfe Collection, Bonhams, Important Meissen and Related Porcelains, 17 June 1998, lot 117. Wolfe Inventory No.137.

A Victorian Elkington & Co plated four piece tea set embossed with flower garlands comprising teapot, hot water pot, milk jug and sugar bowl.

Rare 'Cut-Out Pansies' advertising plaque with original shape 416 circular stepped pot, (flower stem a.f). *This extremely rare piece was originally produced as summer cut out flowers and was designed to stand in the base with sand, produced in two flowers, pansies and tulips, the flat resemblance is similar to that of The Age of Jazz series. See Clarice Cliff - The Bizarre Affair, pages 31 and 66 for reference*

Yuan 1279-1368 celadon pot and cover, brown glazed bowl, octagonal flower decorated celadon bowl (3)

Bussey jug, gilt wood man on horse, gilt god, crackleware handled pot, green crackleware teapot and lid, plate and flower power dog (7)

Canton Famille Rose bowl, c.1920, brass Buddha, modern ivory of old man and boy, blue box cover, small Japanese flower bowl, wood box with jade panel, chocolate cup and cover, dragonfly pot and cover, blue bowl, two multi coloured bowls (11)

AN EDWARDIAN INK STAND of oblong form with flower moulded gadrooned rim, two pen recesses flanking a pair of square cut glass ink pots with hinged covers, on scroll feet, 11" wide, and a similar inkstand with single square plain glass ink pot, on ball feet, 8" wide (2)

A mid 19th Century Ridgeways Tea Pot, no. 2/7031 decorated with trailing leaves, flower heads and gilt, together with the matching stand and sucrier and cover.

A lead flower pot.

A GEORGE III SILVER TEA POT, oval shaped with bright cut flower decoration, scrolled wooden handle, London 1800 by John Eames, matching tea pot stand with four cabriole legs, same date and maker, 18.5 ozs total.

A VICTORIAN SILVER COFFEE POT baluster shaped with engraved scroll and leaf decoration, scrolled silver handle, hinged lid with flower finial, 10" high, London 1871, 22 ozs.

An early Victorian coffee pot, by W Horton (possibly) London 1838, of panelled baluster form with embossed foliate and floral designs and scroll formed cartouches, with S scroll handle with acanthus thumbpiece and domed hinged lid with flower head finial, 25cm high 28oz

A William IV tea pot, by Edward Barton (possibly) London 1836 the panelled body of tapered form with embossed flower head details, with scroll formed cartouche with presentation inscription, the domed hinged lid with foliate and flower head finial, 16cm high 22oz

A George II coffee pot. WB London 1759, the baluster body decorated with chased C-scroll, foliate detail, brickwork panels and bird surmounting a scroll formed panel, with hinged domed cover with flower head border and bud finial scroll spout with heavy scroll decoration, with ivory S-scroll handle, 24cm high 31oz

An English porcelain flower-encusted pot-pourri urn, domed cover and saucer, pink and gilt, 15.5cm high; a similar green-tint scent bottle and stopper, 11.5cm high, mid 19th century; and other items including a vase cover and two flower-encrusted pottery vases and a cover. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A Foley 'Intarsio' circular moulded tea pot and cover, printed and painted with flower meanders in bands, black printed mark, no. 3081, 16.5cm diameter; and a similar vase, no. 3569, 14.5cm high (each with faults) (see illustration on our website). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

An English creamware baluster coffee pot and cover (broken), a teapot and cover, and a sugar bowl, circa 1775, the coffee pot possibly decorated in the workshop of David Rhodes, with a flower spray within a shaped panel, a similar panel to the reverse, (3).

A pair of Coalport cabinet plates, a blue a white cup and saucer, a Belleek shell moulded cup and saucer, a further Belleek vase, a Coalport vase, a pair of pottery flower encrusted pot pourri vases and a collection of various porcelain figure plates.

An early 20th century Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware match holder/striker of bulbous form with stylised foliate decoration in shades of blue and green by Eliza Simmance, 8 cm high, another Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware match holder/ striker of similar form with raised foliate medallion decoration, a pair of early 20th century Royal Doulton stoneware ewers with gilt incised flower head decoration to the main bodies, approximately 15.5 cm high, plus a Doulton Lambeth stoneware part cruet set comprising pepper pot and open salt (6)

A pearlware pottery model of a gardener, circa 1820, modelled standing leaning on a spade, a flower pot in his right hand, on a naturalistic base titled to the front beneath a moulded flowerhead and leaves within yellow framing, height approx 13.5cm (some restoration).

A VICTORIAN THREE PIECE TEA SET, bulbous shaped tea pot with engraved scroll decoration, hinged lid with flower finial, cast scrolled feet and scrolled handle, 7 1/2" high, with matching sugar and milk jug by the Barnard family 1852.

A CHINESE EARTHENWARE TEA POT with moulded panels, two Belleek posy vases with ribbon ties, tree trunks and a patch box with flower decoration (4).

A four piece tea and coffee service G Ltd, Sheffield 1926, comprising a coffee pot, tea pot, twin handled sugar bowl and a cream jug, each of simple plain baluster form with fine running flower head border, with simple handles and raised on scroll bracket feet (4) coffee pot 21cm high, combined weight 49oz

A late Victorian four piece tea and coffee service J H Potter Sheffield 1894, comprising a coffee pot, teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, the ovoid bodies with heavily embossed flower head and scroll decoration with scroll from vacant cartouches, all with simple s-scroll handles and slender spouts (4) coffee pot 22cm high, combined weight 74oz

An 18th Century Blue & White Tin Glazed Twin Pot & A Barber's Bowl (A/F). The twin-pot with two round forms joined together and having a single loop handle; painted with bands of blue & white decoration. 2 ins (5 cms) in height, 6¾ ins (7 cms) in width, 4½ ins (11 cms) deep. The Barbers' Bowl having a shaped rim painted with a band of pretty blue flowers, the dished centre decorated with a floral spray and a large yellow flower. 12 ins x 10½ ins (31 cms x 26 cms).

A Fabulous Elizabethan Carved Oak Buffet Circa 1580 made in Exeter (See Cescinsky & Gribble; 'Early Furniture & Woodwork' Volume 2, Fig 132, also 'Catalogue of English Furniture & Woodwork' Vol II, V&A Museum, Plate 40). The buffet in two sections. The upper section having a planked top with plate ledge to the back and gadrooned & dentil moulded edge above a long frieze drawer carved with jewel-work centred by a protuberant grotesque head. The frieze elevated on fine bulbous cup & cover posts enriched with guilloche bands, flower heads & foliage. The base section having a further frieze drawer carved with intricate strap-work on bulbous posts echoing those above and leading down to a pot board below, 48½ ins (123 cms) high, 48½ ins (123 cms) wide and 16½ ins (42 cms) deep.

A Grainger's & Co Worcester pot pourri, of canted oblong form, the pierced lid with flower moulded finial, the pierced bowl having leaf moulded scroll loop handles, raised on octagonal base, 4 1/2" wide (illustrated on page 18).