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A PAIR OF GREEN DUMPS EACH WITH FLOWER POT INCLUSIONS, 4 1/4" high

A mid-18th Century De Metalen Pot Dutch Delft circular dish, painted in blue with a flower charged vase (faults) together with a Chinese famille rose tankard, Qianlong period, painted with flowers and foliage (faults).

Plated and metal wares, comprising; an octagonal cake basket, a tea pot, a small shaped circular salver, an oval entree dish base, a dish with pierced decoration, a sauce boat, a flower bowl with a grill and four various mugs.

An 18th Century English porcelain Coffee Pot of pear shape floral painted in famille rose style, domed lid with flower finial, 10in, A/F

Two Lladro porcelain figures of young girls carrying either a basket or pot of flowers, blue printed marks to bases with impressed and incised numerals, together with two other Lladro porcelain figures of young girls with floral decorated dresses each carrying a flower.

A Japanese Satsuma pottery dolls tea service comprising a pot and cover, sucrier and cover, milk jug and two cups and saucers, painted with figural panels on a flower and maple leaf scattered ground, gilt signature tablet, boxed.

A 20th Century Continental coffee service printed with a courting couple on a green ground; a quantity of early 20th Century English brown printed tea wares; a similar hand painted syrup jug; a quantity of Coalport "Flower Pot" coffee wares; four Continental porcelain picture frames colour printed with bird studies on a green ground, 29cm x 22cm. S/D.

A Royal Worcester blush porcelain circular pot and cover, dated 1917, printed and painted with garden flower sprays within gilt line border, puce mark, 6.5cm diameter.

A Royal Worcester blush porcelain circular pot and cover, dated 1908, printed and painted with garden flower sprays within gilt line border, green mark, 5.5cm diameter.

A Susie Cooper bone china Glen Mist pattern tea and coffee service transfer printed with flower sprays on a white ground, numbered C1035, comprising tea pot and cover, coffee pot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, six each of tea cups and coffee cans, twelve saucers and six side plates.

A 19th Century green bottle glass dump weight having an internal large flower with three smaller side flowers set to a pot, height 12 cms, S/D.

A silver pot pourri dish & cover, London, c.1952 makers mark 'D K N'. The bowl of shallow circular shape with gilded interior. The cover pierced with foliate scroll decoration fitted with a flower bud finial. 20cm max diam, 22ozs.

A Pair of Royal Worcester Porcelain Fruit Painted Pot Pourri Vases and Covers, Harry Ayrton, 1950's, each of compressed globular form with pierced basket moulded outer covers with stylised flower finials painted with peaches, blackberries and apples, pears, peaches and blackberries above a basket moulded lower section, picked out in gilding on a flared foot, signed, black printed marks and shape number "1286", 26cm high See illustration

A Derby Porcelain Figure of a Gardener, circa 1790, in relaxed pose, holding a spade in his left hand, supporting a plant pot on a pillar with his right, wearing a pink jacket and floral trousers, on a flower encrusted octagonal base with moulded key pattern, incised "No.3" and "SG", 16.5cm high

A William IV Coffee Pot, London 1835, of fluted baluster form, engraved with initials "RN", the shallow domed fluted cover with melon finial, foliate embossed swept C shape handle, on scroll and flower feet, maker's mark indistinct, 26cm high, 23oz gross

A Victorian silver ovoid pedestal four piece tea and coffee service by Martin, Hall & Co, London 1869, engraved with flower roundels, scroll foliage and bands, with harp handles and engraved with a crest, the coffee pot 26cm (10.25in) high, 2122g (69.25 oz) gross

A FINE CASED PAIR OF 40-BORE PERCUSSION DUELLING PISTOLS BY FORSYTH & CO., LONDON, serial nos. 4200/1, Circa 1838, 14 1/4in. overall, with browned twist swamped octagonal sighted barrels each signed 'FORSYTH & CO. PATENT. LONDON', case-hardened patent breeches each inlaid with two platinum lines and with pierced platinum plug engraved with a flower-head, case-hardened scroll engraved breech-faces, tangs and bolted back-action locks, the last each signed 'FORSYTH & CO. PATENT', figured walnut butts each with chequered grip, set triggers, silver escutcheons, silver pommels each engraved with a sunburst, blued scroll engraved trigger-guards, and much original finish throughout (browning and case-hardening faded, some slight discolouration), London proof marks, in original lined and fitted mahogany case with accessories including cylindrical Sykes Patent powder-flask, blued oil bottle, a small turned pot containing two spare breech screws, a turned percussion cap pot, a loading rod, a cleaning rod, a nipple wrench with pricker, iron pincer bullet mould, turnscrew and wad-cutter, the lid with trade label of circa 1830-1852, the exterior with flush-fitting brass carrying handle and circular brass escutcheon. Provenance: Clay P. Bedford Collection, inv. no. 873.Literature: Early Firearms of Great Britain and Ireland from the Collection of Clay P. Bedford, no. 181 (serial no. 4200 only), p.163. W. Keith Neal & D.H.L. Back, Forsyth & Co.: Patent Gunmakers, p. 76.

An Adams blue and white 'jasper ware' decorated flower pot; a Wedgwood green jasper ware flower pot; a smaller pot and a Shakespeare blue and white decorated plate

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN GREEN GLASS DUMPS with flower pot inclusions, 4 1/2" high

A Japanese cloisonné wine pot and cover, Meiji period, the compressed cylindrical body covered with a dense flower design beneath an overhead swing handle, the cover with kiku bud finial, length approx 15cm. (See illustration)

A late 19th Century Continental hard paste porcelain biscuit barrel with wrythen fluted body decorated with wild flowers over a blush ground, together with a Bretby flower pot in a green glaze. (2)

A late 20th Century Moorcroft pottery magnolia pattern jar and cover, tubelined with a pink flower on an ivory ground, 10cm high; a Poole pottery Delphis pattern small ovoid pot decorated in green, orange and yellow abstract motif, 9cm high.(2).

A circa 1830 English porcelain pot pourri basket and cover in the Rococo taste, being of shaped circular form, the pierced cover with flower head finial, the whole heightened in gilt and yellow on a powder blue ground, diameter 13cm

An early Victorian silver four piece tea and coffee set comprising coffee pot, teapot, twin handled sugar and cream, the teapot of sectional squat baluster form with flower head cast hinged dome cover, S scroll handle with ivory insulators, each reserve with opposing engraved and vacant cartouche decoration, all raised on scrolling shell cast feet, gross weight 74oz, maker I J K, and coffee pot maker R H, London 1849, and coffee pot only 1865, teapot height 15.5cm

a specimen flower vase with pierced rim, baluster body and circular foot, 6 1/2 inches, Birmingham 1902, and a small silver pot with pierced side, Birmingham 1933 (2)

An 18th century creamware coffee pot and cover of pear shape with intertwined handles, the dome cover with flower finial, 21cm (8.25") high and a small teapot and cover

A collection of three Staffordshire Figures, comprises of male and female flower seller, wearing iron red jacket and bodice respectively; and a further Model of a young gardener clutching a pot and drinking cup, and with a scythe at foot, all painted in colours, approx 8" high (3)

A BALUSTER SHAPED COFFEE POT with scroll and foliate decoration on cast feet, hinged lid with flower finial and C scroll handle, 11" high and a plated dish ring (2).

A good George III Irish silver tea pot by Edward Power, raised on four paw feet, the spout modelled in the form of a griffins head, issues from the squat globular body chased with leaves and flower heads, assayed Dublin 1819 8’ handle to spout.

A Prattware Pot Lid and Cover, Country Quarters, and Royal Doulton Jug, Sam Weller, a T G Green flower dredger, and other assorted glass (box)

A Sitzendorf porcelain figure candlestick of mother and child; a Coalport pot pourri, the base encrusted with flowers; a blue and white Continental pottery jug; a porcelain flower ornament; a pot and cover; two pieces of Wedgwood and a glass mounted vase with prism drops

A small 18th century hanging mirror; together with a skeleton framed toilet mirror and a wrought iron wall mounted flower pot holder

A late Victorian oak dresser profusely carved with flower filled urns and acanthus leaf sprays, the moulded pediment above open shelves and cupboards supported by baluster columns, the base with canted corners and central cupboard, on carved baluster legs united by a pot shelf.

A Royal Worcester blush bone china pot pourri jar and cover, shape 1720, dated 1903, printed and painted with meadow flower sprays at the shoulders above wrythen fluted collar and trellis moulded foot, conforming wrythen fluted and pierced shallow dome cover with acorn finial, inner cover present, 20cm high.

A Wemyss ware Lincoln flower pot painted with dragonflies hovering above a stream within green line rims (hairline cracks), probably by Edwin Sandland, impressed and painted marks, 16.5cm high

A Clarice Cliff Fantasque bizarre preserve pot and cover, shape number 230, hand painted pink and yellow half flower-heads, 3 1/4" high

A George IV silver three piece tea set, maker William Sumner, London 1824 with circular bodies having embossed leaves and similar borders with flower capped handles and floral finial to tea pot, 46oz gross

A Copeland late Spode Chamber Pot decorated with large flower heads.

A Meissen figure of a gentleman gardener circa 1750-55 holding a posy in his right hand and a flower pot in the left, his tricorn under his left arm, wearing a yellow-lined blue jacket, puce breeches and yellow shoes, the scroll-moulded base edged in gilding and applied with leaves and flowers and a flower urn traces of crossed swords mark in blue 14cm., 5.5in. very minor chips

Two Meissen figures 20th century comprising: a cook with brazier from the 'Cris de Paris' series,after the drawings by Christophe Huet, the other a young girl playing the mandoline, a flower pot beside her crossed swords in underglaze-blue, various impressed and incised marks 14cm., 5.5in. (2)

A Moorcroft powder pot decorated with various flower heads, signature mark to base, together with original paper stickers.

A VICTORIAN MINIATURE COFFEE SET consisting of a pot, six cups and saucers, milk jug and sugar basin with gilt and blue flower decoration and associated cutlery in original packing case.

A VICTORIAN THREE PIECE SILVER TEA SET, plain tea pot with hinged lid, flower head finial, matching sugar and milk jug and coffee pot by Joseph Angell Snr. and Jnr. 1843, 66ozs (see illustration).

Chinese carved agate pot, carved as a flower head, 4cm wide

Eight pieces of an Art Deco Homeleigh Ware 'Mayfair' pattern tea service, a Carlton Ware orange shaped marmalade pot with cover and spoon, a Carlton Ware flower shaped plate, and a ditto small berry and leaf decorated dish

Three Sacul metal figures The Flower Pot Men and Weed (P-F)

An early Victorian porcelain pot pourri basket and cover of apple green ground, the basket with cross-over handle and flower encrusted border, 13.5cm (4.25") diameter

A pair of Royal Doulton blue glaze stoneware pot pourri jars and covers and a bowl with a flower head border.

A Royal Worcester blush porcelain shell shaped dish, dated 1893 and shape 1413, printed and painted with wild flower sprays, highlighted in gilt, 9.5cm across. S/D; a later ovoid bodied wrythen moulded pot circa 1910 painted with a robin resting on a gilt branch, 6.5" high.(2),

A pair of Doulton Lambeth baluster vases with moulded flower heads to a sage green ground 18cm high, together with a similar blue ground cache pot. (3).

A small Walter Moorcroft oval pin pot decorated in the Hibiscus pattern with a tube lined flower over a graduated green to blue ground, height 6cms.

A CLARICE CLIFF 'BIZZARE' PATTERN COFFEE POT, the pot with angular handle and spout, the white metal hinged lid above a rim, decorated with bands of red, yellow and black colours, printed marks, circa 1930; a Clarice Cliff 'Bizzare' jug, designed as a Chicken with green beak and circular footrim, printed marks, lacking cover' a Clarice Cliff plate, decorated to the centre with roses, surrounded by a pale blue border and a Clarice Cliff Goldstone pattern bowl, decorated to the centre with a multicoloured flower (4)

A SUSIE COOPER JAM POT AND COVER hand painted in a geometric pattern with grey, yellow, green and black colours against a cream ground, 9cms high; a Susie Cooper jam pot (lacking cover) decorated in orange, yellow and black colours, a Shelley cup with leaf and flower head pattern; a Shelley small cream jug with angular handle painted with stylized fruits and a Shelley miniature cup and saucer decorated with sprays of flowers (6)

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SALTGLAZE CACHE POT of square tapering form, with an arcaded rim, moulded with flower head to each side, over fruit clusters and leaves, against a stippled ground, 18cms high.

A Troika large textured cube flower pot, with circular inside rim, black painted marks and monogram for Ann Lewis 1967-72, 14cm high, 14.5cm wide, 14.5cm deep

An early Victorian silver coffee pot, the pear shaped body melon panelled, and engraved the crest of a falcon within a wreath, a leaf decorated and ribbed swan neck spout, the hinged cover with a cast flower finial, within a rococo spray flange, a moulded scroll handle, the spreading foot with a conforming moulded edge, 9.5in. (24cm). Maker James Charles Edington, London, 1846. 23.75oz. (772g).

A QUIAN LONG FAMILLE ROSE DESK STAND with brass inserts and a pierced pounce pot within the flower decorated body with masks to either end, 9 1/2" long

A William IV silver compressed round and melon fluted three-piece tea service, probably by William Barrett II, London 1831, chased with floral panels, the conforming domed cover with a flower finial, with a leaf-capped loop handle, on four flower and shell feet, the tea pot 31cm (12.25in) long, 1478g (47.5 oz)

A William IV silver bullet shaped tea pot and a straight sided hotwater jug by Richard Sibley, London 1832, the teapot with a leaf-capped broad-fluted spout, a flush-hinged cover with a flower finial, a wood scroll handle and engraved with an armorial, 14cm (5.5in) diameter, 637g (20.5 oz) gross, the hot water jug with a leaf-capped spout and a slightly domed cover with a leaf finial and a wood handle and engraved with an armorial, 18cm high (7 in) overall, 581g (18.5oz) gross

A Continental porcelain cache pot painted with flower studies, blue crossed batons mark, 14cm high; a similar 19th Century loop handle basket with flower study within gilt borders, 24cm long; a Classical style porcelain jug and a "Britannicus Dresden (stone) China" tureen stand. (4)