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A pair of Delft biblical tiles 18th century, painted in blue, one with Cain slaying Abel, the other with a rare depiction of the Spies returning from Canaan, and a pair of Liverpool delftware tiles painted in blue with a family ice-skating on a frozen river, the other with figures before a thatched building, within octagonal panels, 13cm. (4)

A collection of four Delft and Delftware blue and white plates 18th Century variously decorated, largest 23.5cm,two Dutch,one Lambeth and one Liverpool

A Delftware charger Liverpool, circa 1760 simple blue Chinese flower design within a chequered border, 34cm

A Liverpool polychrome delftware tile, circa 1750-75, painted with an Oriental standing on grass inside a `Michaelmas daisy corner', 12.5cm. Illustrated

A group of English delftware, 18th century, comprising; a Liverpool tile painted in manganese with a recumbent leopard, a blue and white shipping subject tile, probably London, two manganese landscape tiles, probably Liverpool, a Liverpool blue and white small plate painted with horses, 21cm diameter; and a manganese plate painted with a church, 19cm diameter. (a.f)

A Liverpool delftware tile c.1750-75, painted in blue with an octagonal panel containing a figure and animals in a boat before swans and further boats in a watery landscape, the border with four putti and large stylized leaves, 13.3cm.

A Liverpool delftware charger mid 18th century, painted in blue with bamboo and peony issuing from an ornamental fence, an insect in flight above, the rim with four further sprays of bamboo and peony, 34cm.

A large delftware polychrome charger mid 18th century, Liverpool or Bristol, painted in the Chinese style with a figure crossing a low bridge to an island with a small pagoda, a further figure in a sampan in the foreground, blue leaf mark to the underside, broken and riveted, 33.3cm.

An English delftware blue and white bowl, mid 18th century, painted with foliate sprays, 22.5cm diameter, together with a blue and white delftware guglet, probably Liverpool, circa 1760, painted with flowers, 22.5cm high, and an 18th century Chinese porcelain plate (a.f) (3).

A Liverpool delft tureen stand or serving dish: of octagonal form painted in blue with an Oriental jardiniere containing chrysanthemum, peony and other blooms the border with Buddhist precious objects and flowers, circa 1745-65, 33 cm long, [glaze wear to rim]. * Notes. An identical example is illustrated by Michael Archer, Delftware, The Tin Glazed Earthenware of the British Isles, plate G.23

Three Liverpool delftware tiles, circa 1760-70, each printed in black by Sadler & Green with Abraham and Isaac, The Return of the Prodigal Son and The Sailor's Farewell, (a.f), each approx.13cm.square; also a Dutch Delft tile painted in manganese.

A pair of blue and white English Delftware earthenware wall pockets, probably Liverpool, MID 18TH CENTURY each modelled with a female mask flanked by a leafy branch and bulrushes framed by scrolls above a styr mask, one with painted numeral 4 to reverse 21.5cm high

A LIVERPOOL DELFTWARE TILE AND A BRISTOL DELFTWARE TILE, THIRD QUARTER 18TH CENTURY both painted in colours, the former with a standing bird within a leafy tendril border, the latter with a standing owl 13cm high (2)

A Liverpool delftware plate mid 18th century, painted in blue with a Chinaman standing before an ornamental fence, a bird and insects in flight above, rim chips, 21.7cm.

Assorted ceramics related sales catalogues and hardback reference books, mostly factory related including Spode, Masons, William Greatbatch and Staffordshire, New Hall, Bow, Longton Hall, Liverpool Herculaneum, Rockingham, Ridgway, English Delftware, and 'Coalport and Coalbrookdate Porcelains' by Geoffrey Godden limited edition numbered 526/1500 (13 volumes and 9 sale catalogues) - Part of a private owner collection

A pair of English Delftware chinoiserie plates, Liverpool, 18th C. Dia: 22 cm

Two English delftware plates, circa 1750, the first, probably Bristol, painted in blue and manganese with a central Chinese house inside a `cracked ice' border reserved with three panels of houses; the second, probably Liverpool, painted in blue with a central jardiniere of flowers, each approx. 22.5cm.diameter.

A near pair of Liverpool delftware wall pockets c.1760, each formed as a cornucopia, moulded and painted in blue with a single bird perched on a flowering branch, the shaped rim with small shell and flower motifs, a small amount of restoration to the rims, 19.5cm. (2)

A Liverpool delftware polychrome wall pocket c.1760, formed as a cornucopia, moulded in shallow relief with a large yellow flowering plant issuing from a small round manganese pot resting atop deep moulded green foliage, 22.2cm.

A Liverpool delftware wall pocket c.1760, of cornucopia form, moulded and decorated in blue with a bird perched on a flowering branch, the shaped rim with a shell motif and further flowers, restored, 19.5cm.

A rare white-glazed English delftware sauceboat mid 18th century, probably Bristol or Liverpool, the generous form raised on three paw feet, the handle formed as a mythical cat-like beast, 19cm across. This footed shape, derived from silver, is rare in delftware. A similar example with a plain strap handle is in the collection at Williamsburg, and illustrated in John C Austin's catalogue, no.383.

A good Liverpool delftware two-handled sauceboat mid 18th century, the interior painted in blue with birds perched on sprays of Oriental flowers, the exterior with peony sprays, the handles modelled as foxes perched on rims decorated with diaper panels, 20.4cm across. Cf. Michael Archer, Delftware in the Fitzwilliam Museum, no. G15 for an identical example. The shape is believed to have derived from silver, and similar examples are known in St Cloud porcelain.

An English delftware polychrome flower brick, c.1760, possibly Liverpool, painted with yellow flowers to each side and geese to each end, 17.5cm.

Three English Delftware soup plates, probably Liverpool the shallow bowl with everted rim decorated with pencilled design of a pagoda & birds with a scrolled peony border, the rim lined in iron red, painted censer Ding mark, Circa 1760, 21.5cm diameter (3)

A good Liverpool delftware plate, c.1760, painted after the Chinese with two cockerels strutting beneath flowering branches, the rim with chrysanthemum sprays and borders of leaves within hatched diaper panels, 21.5cm.

A pair of Liverpool delftware woodblock printed tiles, c.1756, printed in blue by John Sadler, one with a man walking a dog beside an English inn, the other with two figures among Italianate ruins with a Classical statue, each within an octagonal panel edged by foliate scrolls, the corners with floral mons motifs, 13cm. (2) Cf. Anthony Ray, English Delftware Tiles, no.618 for the former. See also Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, No. A5-6 for the latter.

An early Liverpool delftware printed tile c.1760, printed in black by John Sadler with two lovers seated beneath a tree, signed `Sadler Liverpl.`, in a black wooden frame, 14.5cm overall. Cf. Anthony Ray, English Delftware Tiles, p.249, no. 652.

An early Liverpool delftware printed tile c.1760, printed in black by John Sadler with two lovers seated beneath a tree, signed `Sadler Liverpl.`, in a black wooden frame, 14.5cm overall. Cf. Anthony Ray, English Delftware Tiles, p.249, no. 652.

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE BOWL, CHARGER AND TWO PLATES, LONDON AND PROBABLY LIVERPOOL all painted in cobalt, the bowl with a landscape and diaper border to the interior and large rose and peony sprays to the exterior, the dish and plates with chinoiserie landscapes, the former with an angler, dish 34cm diam, c1770 A plate of the same pattern as one in the present lot, tentatively attributed to Liverpool is illustrated Britton (F), English Delftware in the Bristol Collection, 1982, fig 12.37. That example is marked with the figure 11 within the footrim; the present plate is similarly marked but with the numeral 5. ++Apart from a spot of flaking on the rim of the dish at 9 o`clock, all in very good condition, free from cracks, chips or extensive flaking

A rare pair of delft blue and white Wall Pockets, probably Liverpool, c.1770, each moulded with a girl's head emblematic of spring, flanked by tulips and saplings, bordered by 'C' scrolls above an imp mask, painted '4', some chips, 21cm (2) Literature: For similar examples see Frank Britton, op. cit. 'English Delftware in the Bristol Collection' 1982, pp. 7-17 and 7-19. CONDITION REPORT: One has a large chip and loss to bottom point. Both have losses to rim above lady's head, on one it is quite substantial loss. Crazing. Losses and chips to glaze throughout both. See additional images (available upon request).

A pair of blue and white delftware Wall Pockets, probably Liverpool c.1770, of cornucopia form, chips, 19.5cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: One with chips to top rim and loss to rear of 'toe' and one leaf. Further minor losses. The other, chips to rim and rear.

Five Liverpool delftware tiles, mid 18th century, painted in manganese with octagonal panels of a windmill and other buildings beside the water, 12.8cm. (5)

Two English delftware plates, 18th century, one Liverpool painted with an Island pattern, one Bristol with a stylized flower roundel, and a Continental faïence plate with a stylized floral design in polychrome enamels, 23cm. (3)

A Liverpool delftware puzzle jug, c.1760, painted in blue with a typical four line stanza between stylized Oriental flower sprays, the tall neck pierced with an elaborate design highlighted with blue dashes, the hollow neckrim with three drinking apertures, 16cm.

A Liverpool delftware flower brick, c.1760, of rectangular form, painted in blue with Oriental flowers issuing from holey rockwork, the top pierced with three lines of small holes around a large central aperture, 16cm across.

A Liverpool delftware apothecary or pill slab, 2nd half 18th century, of octagonal form, painted in blue with the arms of the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries, the motto `Opiferque Per Orbem Dicor` picked out in manganese, the top pierced with two suspension holes, 27cm. Cf. Jonathan Horne, 2002, Catalogue No. 02/11 for a similar example.

A LIVERPOOL DELFTWARE PLATE with Chinese style decoration, circa, 1750, 23cm

Three English delftware Tiles, third quarter 18th century, one painted with a finch on a tree stump, another on the ground, both probably Liverpool, the third Bristol with a basket of flowers in a Fazakerley-like palette within a bianco-sopra-bianco border, 12.5 and 13cm square (3) CONDITION REPORT: Chips to rims.

Six Liverpool blue and white delftware Tiles, mid 18th century, five with shipping scenes within dotted or line borders, one with hunters with hounds, 12.5cm (6) CONDITION REPORT: Chips to borders.

A Liverpool delftware Wall Pocket, c.1760, attractively moulded and painted with a finch on Tudor roses below a shell and crenulated rim, minor wear and chips, 19cm

An English Delft blue and white plate, 18th century, central landscape enclosed by border consisting of further panels of stylised landscape, to verso a label reading `Liverpool circa 1750, English Delftware by Frank Britton p.201 plate 12.67`, 22.5cm diam; together with six further Delft blue and white plates, of various size and decoration, (7), (a/f).

A Liverpool delftware saucer-shaped dish, circa 1760, painted and pencilled in blue with curious Chinese figures beside a pavilion in a fenced garden, 25cm diameter Footnote: See F.H Garner & Michael Archer, English Delftware, pl. 94C, for a plate with the same scene.

A very large English delftware dish, probably Liverpool, circa 1760, painted with a central floral spray in a 'Fazackerly' palette, four further sprigs around the rim, 37cm diameter

A small Wedgwood 'Queen's Ware' creamware teapot, circa 1765, over-glaze printed in black by Sadler & Green in Liverpool with two pheasants picknicking and a girl holding a hay-rake, unmarked 12cm high Footnote: See Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, p.28, no. B6-15 for a delftware tile with the same design

An 18th Century blue and white English Delftware water bottle/guglet, probably from Liverpool. The neck with a diaper band, the design of stylised flowers beneath lappet bands.

An English delftware blue and white basin, probably Liverpool, circa 1760, painted with a Long Eliza standing beside a table supporting a jardiniere with flowers, 31cm.diam

Five Liverpool delftware tiles, c.1765-75, printed by John Sadler, three of them printed in orange-red respectively with The Baby`s Toilet, a chinoiserie group with a chime of bells, and a group of three country figures, one tile in manganese with The Fortune Teller, and the last in a deeper shade of red with a Dentist group, some damages, 12.4cm. (5)

Four delftware tiles, 2nd half 18th century, including Liverpool, variously decorated with Oriental figures in blue and polychrome, one with a cell border, small damages, 12.5cm. (4)

THIRTEEN CERAMICS REFERENCE WORKS comprising Horne - Liverpool Printed Tiles, and English Tinglazed Tiles, Frank Britton - London Delftware, R Drey - Apothecary Jars, together with nine other books and pamphlets relating to Delft etc

Five delftware tiles, 18th century, four painted in blue or manganese with Oriental figures at various pursuits, one Liverpool painted with an Eastern figure within a cell diaper border, some damages, 12.7cm max. (5)

A pair of Liverpool delftware woodblock tiles, mid 18th century, printed in blue by John Sadler with a Dutch canal scene, surface damage to one, 12.6cm. (2) Cf. Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, p.20, No. A5-3.

A rare Liverpool delftware woodblock tile, mid 18th century, printed by John Sadler with an octagonal panel containing a man driving a cow before a lake, the corners with hatching and foliate scrolls, 12.6cm. Cf. Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, p.20, No. A5-7.

A rare Liverpool delftware woodblock tile, mid 18th century, printed by John Sadler with an octagonal panel containing a man riding a donkey with trees and buildings behind, a small surface chip, 12.7cm. Cf. Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, p.20, No. A5-15.

A Liverpool delftware tile, c.1765, printed in red by John Sadler with `Shuttlecock and Battledore`, a lady and gentleman playing this early version of badminton while an older lady looks on with a dog seated in her lap, framed, 15cm overall. Cf. Anthony Ray, English Delftware Tiles, fig. 636.

Liverpool style Delftware blue and white pottery charger decorated in the chinoiserie taste, the central medallion with flowering shrubs and floral border (af), 36 cms wide

TWO ENGLISH DELFTWARE POLYCHROME PLATES, LIVERPOOL OR BRISTOL painted in Fazackerly colours with flowers and trailing sprays, 22 and 23cm diam, c 1760 and another plate painted with flowers growing from a manganese rock in a border of four sprays in curious fish like vases, c1760 (3) ++One of the Fazackerly plates restored. The second item in the lot also with restoration to the rim. All with flaking of the glaze around the rim

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE FLOWER BRICK, POSSIBLY LIVERPOOL painted in cobalt with a landscape or two figures in a boat, the top pierced with three rows of holes and a central cruciform aperture, 11.5cm w, c1760 ++Typical slight flaking of on the angles and around the rim, small chip on the inside of the foot rim, no restoration

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE WATER BOTTLE, BRISTOL OR LIVERPOOL cylindrical with flared neck and string rim, painted in cobalt in two registers with a peony and vase of flowers beneath a band of diaper with panels and further flowers, 25cm h, c1770 For the form see Britton (F), English Delftware in the Bristol Collection, 1982, fig 6.26 and for the pattern on a plate, fig 12.37. ++In good condition with two small spots of flaking on the shoulder and around the neck cordon

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE PLATE, POSSIBLY LIVERPOOL painted in cobalt with a tall watermill, the foreground details sketchily washed in, a turret or signal tower in the distance, 22.5cm diam, painted P, c1760 ++In good condition with typical but minor flaking around the rim only, not cracked.

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE POLYCHROME PLATE, LIVERPOOL painted in manganese, yellow and green with a three storied mill type building, another structure and trees flanked by anglers carrying long fishing poles, in the foreground another figure in a boat, two tall masted vessels in the background, 22cm diam, c1760 Similar examples are illustrated Archer (M), Delftware, 1997, plts 146 & 147. ++In good condition with typical but minor flaking around the rim only, not cracked. No restoration