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A Royal Crown Derby Imari miniature tea pot and cover, date code for 1906, decorated with the 2649 pattern of flower and berry chains, 6.5cm high, together with a coffee cup and saucer, date code for 1918, decorated with the 2451 Imari palette pattern (4)

A collection of plated items, including; a rectangular cake basket with swing handle, a baluster shaped coffee pot with a flower-head finial and a composition handle, a seven bottle cruet frame with foliate scroll handle and seven cut glass bottles, an egg cruet and other items

A JAPANESE POTTERY CONICAL SQUAT TEA-POT, decorated with reserved figure panels (lack cover) signed, 3.5" diameter, A SIMILAR SQUAT CONICAL KORO, blue ground with figure panels (lacks cover) 4" diameter, A MINIATURE TEA POT, well decorated with figure panels, signed, 2.5" high, A SATSUMA POTTERY BOWL & COVER, with flower decoration 2.5" diameter & a small Kutani porcelain egg shaped vase decorated with reserved panels, 3" high. (7).

An early Victorian melon-fluted coffee pot, with ornate feet and a flower finial, by William Hunter, London 1837, 8.75in (22.5cm) high, 27oz.

A George III squat circular mustard pot, on three paw feet with a raised border, flower finial and a clear glass liner, by Samuel Roberts, George Cadman & Co, Sheffield 1818, 4.3in (11cm) wide, overall, 5oz weighable silver.

An early Victorian coffee pot, with a fluted octagonal body, ornate feet and flower finial, by Messrs Barnard, London 1838, 9.5in (24cm) high, 29oz.

A Derby (Rbt. Bloor) flower-encrusted centrepiece, modelled as a bowl issuing flowers, on a quadrupartite base with gilt shell feet, 17cm high, iron-red mark (chips and losses); and a pair of Derby (Rbt. Bloor) pale-green-ground flower-encrusted pot pourri urns and pierced covers, 13cm high, iron-red marks (restored), circa 1825

A One Man Chinoiserie pattern coffee pot, with fluted body and matching fluted domed cover with flowerhead knop, the rims, handle, spout and knop picked out with ochre enamel, printed on either side with the chinoiserie scene and with a typical border around the neck and cover, also various flower sprays on the handle and spout, height 26.4cm, unmarked, circa 1805-15 (restoration to cover and handle) See FOB112 for four coffee pots of similar shape but without fluting to the bodies, all with different patterns; also Priestman, 'An Illustrated Guide to Minton Printed Pottery 1796-1836', pages 57-8, for discussion of this pattern

A blue-printed chinoiserie pattern coffee pot, with pointed knop to domed cover, printed on either side with a scene rather similar to the Two Temples pattern in reverse, beneath a typical honeycomb geometric border, and with flower sprays to the cover and spout, height 25.2cm, unmarked, circa 1805-15 (restoration to spout, rim and cover)

A Satsuma ovoid Pot Pourri Jar painted five reserves of figures, blue and richly gilt surround, the white metal cover with flower centre, 6in, signed

Early 19th century German bough pot of semi-circular form, decorated with panels depicting a village feast, on four fluted tapering feet with inset flower holder, 11"

A Worcester Grainger and Company egg shaped pot pourri vase and cover with inner lid, the domed fluted cover with pointed mushroom knop having pierced frieze, the fluted body with flower head cast pierced frieze on three scroll feet with plinth, the blush ivory ground painted with red, yellow and cream poppies, blue printed mark and letter code H for 1898 printed number 110/G60H26cm wide (Please see lot 5 for image)

A GOOD ROYAL WORCESTER POT POURRI AND COVER the pierced lid with gilt finial, flower painted body and basket weave base. 10 1/2ins high.

A MINIATURE MINTON FLOWER ENCRUSTED TEA POT AND COVER. Blue Cross Swords Mark.

A Victorian mahogany framed chaise longue, the button upholstered back and arm with flower carved scrolling frame and leaf carved upright, above a serpentine stuffover seat on hipped cabriole legs, pot castors173cm wide

Indian white metal flower bowl, 25cm also a Sheffield plate tea pot stand and a 19th Century e.p.n.s. chalice

A twin handle pottery footbath of oval form, Keeling & Co green and white chamber pot decorated in the Meadow Sweet pattern and an opaline glass flower bowl with brass grille and mount.

A magnificent and special LMS white chamber pot. The side displays a gold full Company title crest, and scroll "Central Station Hotel Glasgow", and an embossed flower and leaf design also in gold. The handle is decorated entirely and the rims have gold bands By Dunn Bennett of Burslem. A minor crack below the handle, and base crazing do not detract from what is a very rare item not seen before. What a way to go! The Central Station Hotel Glasgow was opened by the Caledonian Railway in 1885.

A Caughley coffee pot and cover, painted with small scattered flower sprigs and with gilded rims and details, and a Caughley shell shaped dish, with a gilt monogram encircled by flowers and garrya swags, no marks, late 18th century, 22cm. Max. (3) Slight wear to the gilding.

A Delft plate, decorated in blue, green and sponged manganese with a tree growing from a flower pot, mid 18th century, 23cm.

A large Delft blue and white posset pot, painted with na•ve flower sprigs, 18th century, 23.5cm. Some restoration.

A WALTER MOORCROFT POTTERY VASE of oval form, the tapering sides tube lined with a yellow and a red hibiscus on a dark blue ground, 6 1/2" wide, and a similar rectangular flower pot in green (2)

A GREEN GLASS DUMP of mildly painted form with three-tier flower pot inclusion, 4 1/2" high

Military interest: An early Victorian three piece coffee set,+ with embossed circular bodies, ornate feet and leaf cupped scroll handles, the pot with a flower ficial, the cream and sugar engraved with a badge* by William Hunter London 1839-40 -15oz (3). *Badge and motto of the Royal Army medical Corps "In Ardais Fidelis".

M * B * YUNGMANN, Still life - a flower pot and pewter charger both containing flowers upon a table by an open window, signed, oil on canvas, 23" x 25".

A GEORGE II SILVER COFFEE POT with hardwood handle having later embossed scroll and flower decoration with turned finial and circular base, London 1757, 9 1/2" high (see lot 227 for illustration)

A Royal Worcester Rouge Pot and two Covers, one bird painted and one flower painted

A Japanese Edo period Arita bullet wine pot, painted with chrysanthemums in a pseudo Kakiemon palette, the body moulded with butterflies, flower heads and faux stud work, with domed cover, 17cm (6 3/4in)

An English bone china Empire shape part tea service, circa 1830, with round ogee sided teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, cream jug, four coffee and five tea cups, six saucers and two plates, in a gilt and iron red flower and scroll pattern, unmarked, some damages; and a Continental small cache pot.

A Copeland Spode Part Breakfast Set, S3156, decorated a flower on a white ground, within green border, comprising eleven cups, twelve saucers, sugar bowl, milk jug, coffee pot, sauce boat and stand, eleven side plates, twelve bowls, two serving bowls and two square serving plates (a.f.) (54)

A Wiltshaw & Robinson Carlton Ware orange lustre Gondola and flower brick, printed script mark, rd No 716736, 1920s; a Wiltshaw & Robinson Carlton Ware orange lustre twelve piece Armory coffee set; a purple lustre Armory coffee pot and cover and a purple lustre flower brick (17) Orange lustre gondola - interior worn, some rubbing to gilding of handles of one foot. Orange coffee set with restoration and chips

A very rare green-ground milk jug and cover probably Vincennes, circa 1754, Pot a lait Hebert, the scroll-edged green ground edged with gilt flowers with pendant flower sprays, probably painted by Taillandier, the cover similarly decorated and applied with a flower finial, the entwined handle heightened in gilding, traces of interlaced LL monogram and indistinct painter's mark (probably for Vincent Taillandier) 11.5cm., 4.5in. (2)

A Sevres mustard pot stand from the Service "a rubans verts" for the Empress Maria Theresia of Austria circa 1756-58, plateau de moutardier, painted with flower sprays enclosed by entwined gilt-edged green ribbons embellished with flowers, within gilt dentil and line borders to the rim, traces of interlaced LL monogram in blue, 18.2cm., 7.1875in. typical minor surface wear

A Georgian style four-piece tea and coffee service each piece of fluted melon form and decorated with embossed leaf design, raised on shell and scroll feet; the tea pot and coffee pot with hinged domed covers and flower finials, scroll work handles with bone inserts, height of coffee pot 10 1/2in. (14.5cm) by E.H.P. Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1970, 92.5oz. gross approx.

A George III three piece tea service, each piece of rounded rectangular form with engraved band decorated with leaf and flower design, gadrooned border and tea pot with hinged cover, scroll work handle, height of tea pot 6 1/4in. (16cm) by William Woodman (Bristol); the teapot Exeter, 1814, the sugar bowl and cream jug 1811, together with a Sheffield plated coffee pot in a similar style, 9in. (23cm), 30.5oz.(4)

A Mason's Patent Ironstone China footbath, of twelve-sided shape with moulded dog's head handles, decorated with the Table and Flower Pot pattern in polychrome enamels, overall length 49cm, unmarked, circa 1815-30 (cracked, chips to foot, interior pattern worn, some enamel flaking).

A Royal Crown Derby bark moulded Flower Arranger, a similar Cache Pot and Stand and a Cream Jug in yacht shape painted with roses, signed by G Haley

A Sylvac onion pot, Sylvac shell vase, Crown Devon flower holder and a PEK figural sugar sifter.

A pair of Bloor Derby pot pourri flower pots, circa 1820, on gilt pedestal bases, 17cm high.

A Worcester baluster shaped coffee pot and domed cover, with 'S' scroll handle and flower knop, painted in underglaze blue with the Mansfield pattern, 24cm high (9 1/2"), crescent mark, circa 1770, (crack, cover rim chip)

A First period Worcester part tea service, c. 1770, comprising: a teapot and cover; jug and cover; tea caddy and white metal cover; slops bowl; sucrier and cover; nine tea cups and saucers, each painted with puce flower sprigs within gilt borders; tea pot 12cm (26)

A MINIATURE CELADON CENSER of tripod form, 3 1/4", a Celadon bulb pot on stand, probably Ming, and a Chinese celadon glazed flower scroll bowl of deep circular form. Ming dynasty, 6" (3).

A SIMILAR UNDERGLAZE BLUE CREAM JUG with Chinese figures in a cartouche, 4" high, a saucer dish, a single tea bowl and a reeded small pot and cover with flower finial (4) (old restoration to handle of cream jug).

A ROYAL WORCESTER POT POURRI VASE AND COVER together with an inner cover, the ovoid shaped body delicately painted with a spray of poppies, cornflower and wheat ears, on reverse forget-me-nots and a pink lily type flower, above a broad band of basket weave relief, on a blush ivory ground, the pierced cover (finial re-stuck) with further basketweave decoration, printed puce marks, date coded for 1895, shape No. 1286, the pierced cover marked HH, the other with an S, 25cm high (3).

A WORCESTER BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN TEA BOWL with crescent mark and a Derby porcelain pot pourri vase with encrusted flower and mask decoration on a shaped base. (2)

A Silver Sugar Bowl and Milk Jug, both with Gadrooned Rim and Scroll and Flower Decoration and Bearing the Initials E, D & S, Sheffield Hallmark for 1888-89 and a Silver Plated Tea Pot with Presentation Inscription (3) af

A Chelsea Derby pot pourri vase and cover, possibly modelled by John Bacon, the claret ground oviform vase supported by three urns encrusted with festoons, on three lion monopodiae and a drum shaped pedestal painted with trophies en grisaille and gilt, the high domed cover with flower-mound finial, 28cm h, William Duesbury & Co, patch marks, c1770-75. Old restoration to one of the loop handles; some typical minor chipping of the floral encrustation, some old discoloured restoration to the cover. (See lot 216 for illustration).

A William IV Irish mustard pot, of squat circular form, on cast lion mask and paw feet and a flower finial, the body and cover profusely chased with flowers flanking a vacant cartouche, by Edward Power, Dublin 1832, 2.75in (7cm) high, 8oz.

A William IV Scottish coffee pot, of baluster form with an embossed lower body, leafy scroll handle and matted foot, the cover with a flower finial, by Elder & Co, Edinburgh 1833, 10.25in (26cm) high, 32oz.

A Victorian coffee pot, with embossed, stiff leaves around the lower body, ornate feet and a flower finial, initialled, by Messrs Barnard, London 1841, 28oz.

Tunbridge Ware circular rouge pot, the tesserae mosaics stylised flower head with 8 point star centre, 4.5cm diameter and a stickware barrel, 3cm high (2)

A CLARICE CLIFF HONEY POT of beehive form with stalk finial, having all-over blue forget-me-not type flower, the horizontal ribbed bands with chevron moulding, two central bands, grey-and brown-painted respectively, black-printed mark, 10cm, (4in) high (haircrack)

A continental encrusted two-handled pot-pourri vase and cover decorated with flower heads and leaves in bright colours; the square tapering bulbous body decorated with floral panels bordered by scrolling handles, raised upon a knopped stem and pierced circular pedestal foot, 33 cms. high.

A Worcester bough pot of painted oval shape, with pierced top and applied flower head to a blue ground.

Troika pottery flower pot, with all round embossed geometric disk designs, Simone Kilburn, height 5.75".

Troika pottery flower pot of cube form, having mottled green ground, the sides embossed with stylised hieroglyphic & Aztec helmet designs, browns & greens, Simone Kilburn, height 6".

Troika pottery flower pot of cube form, having blue textured ground & all round embossed geometric helmet & disk panels, blues & greens, Anne Lewis, height 5.75".

Buckley style commemorative flower pot, decorated in an ochre glaze with applied foliate band and inscribed 'Thomas O'Edwards, May 10th 1883', 8ins diameter; also a Victorian treacle glaze pottery stand, 7ins (2)

Inlaid bow fronted dressing table, in the Sheraton revival style, shaped bevelled glass mirror supported on two inlaid columns with bell flower inlays in satinwood and harewood, over a shaped shelf with two jewellery drawers and base fitted with two deep drawers and centred with a bow fronted kneehole drawer, all with chequer border inlays and raised on tapered square section legs with boxwood stringing, pot castors, width 45ins

A WORCESTER CAUGHLEY PORCELAIN PART TEA SERVICE of wrythen fluted form with blue and gilt foliate borders and scalloped underglaze blue and gilt flower sprigs: Tea Pot & Cover, three Tea Bowls & one Saucer, one Cup and Saucer. Underglaze blue crescent or "C" mark. Height 7". (8)