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A late 20th Century Noritake porcelain Deco shape tea for two service printed with flower sprays within acanthus borders, angular loop handles, comprising pot and cover, milk, sugar, two cups and saucers and a biscuit plate.

A Thomas Rathbone & Co chamber pot, transfer printed with blue and white flower- heads, 11" wide, together with a George Jones & Sons blue and white shredded-wheat dish (2)

A selection of mostly German porcelain including Meissen, comprising; a Meissen (Marcolini) teabowl for the Turkish market, blue crossed swords mark, circa 1800, a Meissen flower-encrusted saucer (small chips), a pair of Meissen miniature figures, 6cm high (male figure missing an arm), a Meissen jug painted with a pink rose, 6cm high, a Dresden leaf-shaped dish, a Naples-style pot pourri urn on a tripartite dolphin support base, modelled con baso relievo istoriato, 13cm high, crowned N mark and a cabinet cup printed with Bonaparte taking leave of the guard on the way to exile, late 19th and early 20th centuries

Two Chinese crackleware jardinieres, each painted with fighting figures, 20cm and 25cm high, Wemyss strawberry preserve pot, painted mark to base, 9cm high, continental porcelain flower encrusted twin-handled cup and cover on stand, 13cm high, Haviland Limoges meat plate with gravy well, decorated with flowers and a gilt band, 52.5cm wide, and other items, a/f

A Clarice Cliff bizarre crocus pattern small flower pot.

An early Victorian baluster mustard pot, with a scroll handle, flower finial and blue glass liner, crested, by John Evans (II), London 1841 together with an Edwardian pierced mustard pot (with two blue glass liners), by Messrs Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1902, 4oz weighable silver. (2)

A modern mustard pot, on foliate paw feet, with part fluting and a flower finial, blue glass liner, Elikington & Co, Birmingham 1915 and a Victorian bead pattern mustard spoon by F.Higgins, London 1880, 3.5in (9cm) high, 11oz weighable silver. (2)

A COPENHAGEN WHITE GROUND PORCELAIN OVOID TEA POT with flower finial

A Worcester blue and white pear shape coffee pot and cover, printed with 'The Fence' pattern, scroll handle, the cover with flower finial, 24cm high, crescent mark, circa 1775

An Ironstone 'Table and Flower Pot' pattern jug, probably by Masons, of shouldered baluster form, 19.5cm high, printed and green painted mark Patent Ironstone China; a Mason's Ironstone 'Table and Flower Pot' pattern sauce tureen, 19.5cm long, brown printed mark, both early 19th century (2)

A pair of Mason's Ironstone 'Table and Flower Pot' pattern dessert tureens and covers, of fluted circular form with blue painted leaf moulded handles and raised on twin feet, on oval bases, the domed covers with floret finial, 19cm high, impressed mark Masons Patent Ironstone China, circa 1813-25. See Geoffrey Godden, Goddens Guide to Mason's China and the Ironstone Wares p134, plate 176

A Lladro Model of a young girl with a flower pot, 7” high

A Royal Doulton Henley pattern coffee service printed and painted with flower sprays on a pale cream ground comprising pot and cover, six cups and saucers, cream jug and sugar bowl.

A George IV silver drum mustard pot, maker TB, London 1825, the plain cylindrical body with gadrooned edge and foliate handle, the hinged cover with a flower head thumbpiece, 8cm diameter, 4oz, with blue glass liner

A Royal Worcester porcelain fern cache pot, date 1903, shape 2261, painted with wild flower sprays on a tinted green ground, below moulded collars washed in terracotta and green, 3.5 high.

Doulton Burslem Islamic Style Coffee Pot Vase with speckled gilt animal handle decorated with flowers & leaves numbered to the base 8074, various impressed & painted marks together with a Doulton Burslem Ewer No. A3624AE impressed 848A? body decorated in gilt & brown with raised flower decoration, a band of Gothic style ornament together with a Doulton Burslem Jug Vase No. 1426, various impress marks/signatures No. 773 impressed 482MVM, the foot with pierced Rococo decoration with scrolling handle & gilt decorated lip, the body finely painted with flowers & foliage

A LATE 18TH CENTURY CREAMWARE COFFEE POT decorated with floral sprays and with flower finial, (slight faults), 8 1/2" high

A SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA SET each piece of engraved panel form, the tea pot and water jug with flower finial, variations in date and maker, circa 1830-1840

A collection of Victorian and later small silver, comprising: a circular embossed christening mug by Edwin Ker Reid, London 1868, with presentation inscription; a pair of fluted square small candlesticks by Edward Hutton, London 1886 (dents); a pair of trefoil cruet frames by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1896 (only two bottles remaining); an embossed oval tea caddy by Elkington & Co., London1888 (pin holes); a circular flower embossed bowl on grotesque mask and scroll feet by Joseph Heming, London 1886; an oval half-reeded tea pot, a circular half-reeded sugar bowl and a circular stand

A silver covered pot pourri bowl, the detachable lid with scroll and foliate piercing and with a faceted tapering finial, the bowl engraved within with a waterlily flower, in a surround of eight waterlily leaves, the circular rim and octagonal foot, with applied ropetwist wirework decoration, maker C.W, London 1927. Illustrated.

A Harrods plated tea and coffee set, comprising; a teapot and a coffee pot with flower finials to the hinged lids, a twin handled sugar basin and a milk jug, also a shaped oval twin handled tray, in the 1840's style.

19th century continental gilt highlighted coffee pot, Dresden white vegetable dish and cover with flower encrusted handle, twelve twin handled soup cups and saucers, matched set of six Dresden coffee cups and saucers and a pin dish, coffee pot 28cm high

Five pieces of flower encrusted china, to include a trio of vases with scrolling handles and gilt highlights, tallest vase 22cm high, a pot pourri dish and cover, 31.5cm wide, and a candlestick, 25cm high, (5), a/f

A late 18th century Chinese export part tea set decorated with a pink diaperwork border flower sprays and smaller sprigs comprising: a globular teapot; an ovoid tea caddy and cover; a sparrow beak milk jug (lacking cover); a twin handled sugar bowl (lacking cover); four tea bowls; a spoon rest; and a large saucer; also a matching food bowl and cover; and a hot water pot and cover similar (12)

A Minton second period tea pot circa 1825 of low round lobed form and raised on three moulded scroll feet decorated with gilt bordered reserves of summer flowers against a green and white ground below a shaped collar and domed cover with gilt flower head finial marked 629" in gilt to base 6" high . See M Berthoud & R Maskell A Directory of British Tea Pots Micawber Publications plate 1741 for a similar example

A Poole pottery Honey Pot and Lid, of square shape with floral designs to each side, bee and flower head finial to lid, 5” x 5”, (crazing to the glaze), impressed mark ‘Poole England’

Mary Ensor (English fl.1871-1874) Convolvulus and Geraniums in a Flower Pot with a Conch Shell beside signed lower left ‘M Ensor’ oil on board 29 x 22cm

Clarice Cliff; A small flower embossed vase, with embossed mark Clarice Cliff; a small mustard pot of balloon decoration marked Bizarre by Clarice Cliff; together with a mocha stoneware jug. (3)

A Clarice cliff marmalade pot with stalk finial in "Taormina" pattern, together with a similar flower and landscape decorated pot.

A quantity of flower pots and a strawberry pot.

British School c1960- Flower pot man on the back of a cockrell; original artwork for 'Bill and Ben the Flowerpot men', gouache, 14.5x13cm: British School c1960- Noddy and friend; pencil and blue crayon, 13.3x11.3cm: Debbie Richardson 20th century- 'Peter Rabbit'; pen and brown ink and watercolour, bears inscribed label verso, 25x40.3cm., (3)

Poole Pottery inc. Spotted Edge Design , Red Earthen Ware & White Glazed set of 4 egg cups on matching plate, each with sprigs of flowers impressed Poole England, No. 18 Circa 1950's, preserve pot & lid, red earthen ware spotted edge design with stylized flower decoration, flower vase 5 1/2" high with a zig zag colour design, red earthen ware body, white glaze, impressed Carter Stubbler Adams mark to base, open bowl 7" diameter, 3" high, impressed Poole England to base & an open bowl 5 1/2" diameter with blue castellated design to rim, red earthen ware body with white glaze impressed Carter Stubbler Adams mark to base with painters & throwers mark in black (5)

A VICTORIAN SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA SET with allover engraved C scroll, the tea pot and water jug with flower finials with monogrammed cartouche, London 1846 by Joseph and Albert Savory, approx 72 ozs

An early Victorian embossed coffee pot with a scroll handle a flower finial crested by John James Keith London 1837 27oz.

NEW GENEVA FLOWER POT. Large size with attached saucer. Hand decorated with vining foliage and tulips. Crow's feet with added or repaired ring handles. 8 3/4h.

NEW GENEVA FLOWER POT. Tulip decoration on one side. Ring handles (one is missing extra ring) and an attached saucer. Edge damage with repaired handles. 8 1/2h.

LARGE BLOWN GLASS FLIP. Copper wheel engraving of a tulip in a flower pot and another flower on the other side. Pot stones and small blisters. 6 3/4d. 8 3/8h.

Chinese Provincial style blue and white dish decorated with flower head and scroll designs, a Japanese bronze pot decorated with flowers and a continental porcelain pastille burner decorated with flowers (3)

Penny Ward, pencil and watercolour, still life of begonias in flower pot, signed, mounted and gilt framed. (15in x 11.5in)

Worcester Grainger Lee & Co. Pot-Pourri, with pierced cover, twin lion mask gilt handles and with a cartouche, painted with peonies, passion flower, honeysuckle and other Summer flowers, on a grey ground, within a gilt border and on a cobalt blue ground, the reverse painted with shell and leafy tendrils, marked, 26cms, (10”). .

Wedgwood blue flower pot, jasperware with lion marks and floral swags, and two green jasperware plaques

A Paris (Clignancourt) porcelain part tea and coffee service circa 1790 painted with the monogram SS inside a frame of gilt leaves and berries against a white ground enamelled with rows of flower sprigs comprising: a veilleuse teapot and cover coffee pot and hinged cover milk jug sucrier and cover tea canister and cover slop bowl shaped oval fruit bowl eight coffee cans and eight saucers in sizes red stencilled mark veilleuse 30.5cm. 12 in. to top of handle some restoration (31)

A Vienna porcelain part coffee service, circa 1770, the pear shaped coffee pot and cover and two jugs and covers each decorated in underglaze blue, iron red, violet, green and yellow with flower sprays enriched with gilding between foliate and geometric banding, the covers with fruit finials, together with four associated coffee cups and three trembleuse saucers, shield marks and numerals in underglaze blue, impressed numerals (some wear to gilding, minor chips). (See illustration)

A Mintons porcelain pot pourri basket and cover enamelled with flower sprigs and outlined in gilt, 4.5" diameter; another smaller example, S/D; a conforming miniature pedestal urn and cover, 2.5" high; a Royal Worcester blush porcelain dressing table pot and cover printed and painted with flower sprays, dated 1907, 3" diameter. (4).

A 20th Century Continental porcelain bachelors pedestal tea service printed with flower sprays within gilt borders comprising pot and cover, sugar and cover, milk jug, cup and saucer.

A Royal Winton pottery bachelor's breakfast set, moulded and enamelled with flower bud handles on a green ground within gilt line borders, comprising pot and cover, tea cup, milk jug, sugar bowl, toast rack and tray.

A pair of Victorian Staffordshire porcelain twin handled vases, the apple green ground painted with summer flowers, with twin dragon moulded handles, 27cm high; together with a Coalport flower encrusted pierced pot pourri vase and a twin handled flower encrusted rectangular bowl. (4)

A GREEN "DUMP" PAPERWEIGHT containing a flower in a pot, 5" high and two smaller green "dumps" (3).

Two silver flower vases, mustard pot, (marks rubbed) and two silver back brushes

A 19th century Continental coffee pot and cover painted with butterflies and flower sprigs 22cm high; and a 19th century Meissen style oval dish with scalloped rim moulded flowers and painted flower sprigs 23.5cm wide (2)

An Aynsley porcelain tte-ˆ-tte breakfast service, decorated with flower swags, comprising teapot, hot water pot, milk jug, sugar bowl and two cups and saucers, together with a Standard China part tea service, decorated with waterlilies and bulrushes, and a Tuscan China part tea service (faults).

A pair of late 19th Century French white glazed figures of a lady and gallant, applied blue tablet with PB monogram to bases, a Victorian porcelain flower encrusted globular pot and a bisque piano baby (faults).

A George III ornate mustard pot, on four feet with embossed sidework, a flower finial and a scroll handle, blue glass liner by Samuel Whitford, London 1816, 3.5in (9cm) high, 10oz weighable silver.

Latona Flower Bizarre tankard coffee pot and cover, 7.5 high (restoration to the cover)

A Royal Doulton novelty marmalade pot and cover modelled as an orange with segments exposed, the lid with blossom finnial, green factory mark, 9cms high, v. small chip to lid rim otherwise good and together with a Beswick preserve dish modelled as a flower head, gold factory mark, good (2)

A SMALL ORIENTAL RIBBED VASE 2.5 ins high and a pot and cover decorated with a flower (2)

A Coalport bone china limited edition model of a robin perched on an upturned flower pot, a Royal Worcester model of a robin, another Royal Worcester model of a Hedge Sparrow, a Goebel model of a bluetit and another Continental porcelain model of a bluetit (minor faults).

A 19th Century Castleford type tea pot, the canted rectangular body moulded and applied with Neo Classical motifs within stiff leaf borders, outlined in blue banded borders, angular loop handle and hinged lid spout with flower finial, 5.25" high, A/F

19th century flower encrusted pot and cover painted with insects, blue crossed swords mark to base, 4" high; and a 19th century Meissen flower encrusted pot and cover on three gilt supports, 3.5" high

Studio Pottery terracotta figure of a lady holding a flower; a glazed stoneware figural group Maureen Whitley dated 1989 for the Severn Springs Pottery; a similar figure of a market seller with attendant dog; and two pot pourri dishes by Penny Simpson