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A group of ten Royal Doulton character jugs in various sizes to include "Granny", "Sairey Gamp", "Capt Henry Morgan" and "Old Charley", also a resin figure of Dick Turpin, a Carlton Ware Toby jug, etc.

A George III hallmarked silver toddy ladle with oval single lipped bead decorated bowl, 32.5cm, and a further similar plain example engraved "R Morgan Angel Inn" to the base, both with wrythen baleen handles, possibly Thomas Morley, London c.1780 (2). CONDITION REPORT: Bead decorated ladle is in general good condition with just some minor surface scratches and dents commensurate with age. Lip is slightly misshapen. Area where stem meets bowl appears to have been professionally resoldered. The other bowl is also in similar good condition, also appears to have a repair to the central section of the silver part of the stem. Also has some areas of tarnish.

*Walking stick. A late 20th-century rustic walking stick, with deer antler handle carved with a Gold Finch nestling within the antler signed 'GL Morgan' mounted on a hazelwood shaft with horn ferrule, 89.5cm long together with another stick carved with a parrot handle and hazelwood shaft, 91cm long G.L. Morgan was an Oxfordshire artist who specialised in birds. (2)

Three large Royal Doulton toby jugs: 'Gone Away', 'Robinson Crusoe', 'The Gardner'; and four small Royal Doulton character jugs: 'Bacchus', 'Old Charlie', 'Capt. Henry Morgan' and 'Captain Ahab'.

Henry Morgan (Ireland, b.1952), Oil on Board. Signed & dated (20)'13. 41 x 58cm.

A collection of figurines comprising two crinoline figures by Goebel, a lady weaving magenta dress by Royal Worcester, a Royal Doulton jug depicting Captain Henry Morgan and three figures of young boys, all by Goebel

'Lying Lady' Zimbabwean fruit serpentine stone sculpture carved by Morgan Chijumani H12cm together with certificate of authentication Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Hand built 'Morgan' inspired sports car, top speed estimated at 7mph, and a range of at least 6 miles, solid walnut dashboard with dummy instruments except for the battery discharge ammeter. In immaculate condition, with two 12 volt batteries. Approx, 244cm by 122cm (96" x 48")

Royal Doulton large character jugs Sairey Gamp and Captain Henry Morgan D6467 (2)

Two framed WW1 Carmarthenshire Battalion promotion warrants named to a Military Cross recipient. The first dated 1916 promoting Jenkin Rees Gwynn Morgan to the rank of Quartermaster whilst the second one promotes him in 1920 to the rank of Captain at which time he has the initials M.C. after his name

William De Morgan ruby lustre charger, centrally decorated with two mythical beasts surrounded by geometric floral borders, with further scrolled foliage to the base, 17.25" diameter (at fault)

A William De Morgan Sunset and Moonlight suite tazza by Fred Passenger, painted to the well with a grotesque creature, with young resting on its back, its tail rising to form an attacking serpent, inside scrolling border, in ruby and silver lustre on a blue lustre ground painted FP monogram, small chip to rim, 23cm. diam. Literature William De Morgan Richard Dennis Exhibition, June 2004 catalogue number 8 for a red lustre charger with a comparable group of animals painted by Charles Passenger.

A William De Morgan Sunset and Moonlight pedestal bowl by Fred Passenger, the well painted with a mythical crested bird inside a border of clawed creatures on a scrolled foliate ground, the rim a border of carnation, the exterior borders of flowers and foliage in blue and sand lustre painted FP monogram, paper collector's label, 22cm. diam.

A William De Morgan Duck and Foliage tile, painted in shades of ruby lustre, later framed 14.5cm. wide Literature Martin Greenwood The Designs of William De Morgan, Richard Dennis Publications, page 130 catalogue number 973 for the original design illustrated.

A William De Morgan Merton Abbey tile, modelled in low relief with quartered panels of bird and flower motif, glazed green, a William De Morgan ruby lustre tile, five other William De Morgan tiles and a Morris & Co tile impressed marks, damages 14.5cm. square (9)

A William De Morgan Chelsea Period Berries and Leaves tile, painted in shades green and yellow on a white ground impressed marks, 15.5cm. square Literature Martin Greenwood The Designs of William de Morgan Richard Dennis Publications, page 139 catalogue number 668 for the original design.

A William De Morgan Sunset and Moonlight Suite roundel by Fred Passenger, dated 1902, circular, painted with a central flower roundel inside stylised tulip flower border, in shades of ruby and gold lustre on a blue lustre ground painted monogram and date, applied paper label 'given to me by Frederick Passenger 29.4.21 this experiment was adopted and a large amount of similar pottery followed', 18cm. diam. Provenance Applied Arts from 1880 Sotheby's London 19th December 1986 page 58 lot 313. Private collection. Catalogue Notes This roundel is a trial development of the triple lustre glazes developed by William De Morgan.

A William De Morgan Sunset and Moonlight Suite triple lustre bowl by Fred Passenger, painted to the exterior with a frieze of fruiting grape vine, the interior with stylised flower border and central flower roundel, in gold and ruby lustre on a blue lustre ground, and William De Morgan Arts and Crafts Potter a reference book by Rob Higgins and Christopher Stolbert Robinson painted FP monogram, fine firing crack to rim 19cm. diam. (2) Literature Rob Higgins & Christopher Stolbert Robinson William De Morgan Arts and Crafts Potter, Shire Publications, page 44 this actual bowl illustrated.

A William De Morgan Farini plate, moulded in low relief with inter-linking circle border, the well with similar raised decoration, glazed in ruby and sand lustre impressed tulip mark, chipped section to rim, 28.5cm. diam. Literature William Gaunt & M D E Clayton Stamm, page 125 plate 119 for a comparable charger.

A William De Morgan Fantastic Bird tile, glazed in red lustre on a cream ground, later framed marks concealed 14.5cm. square Literature Martin Greenwood The Designs of William De Morgan, Richard Dennis Publications, page 130 catalogue number 964 for this design.

A Dutch Sunflower tin glaze tile designed by William Morris or William De Morgan, painted in shades of blue on an off white ground, and two Maw & Co tiles moulded in relief with radiating oak leaf and acorn design, and a slate panel, impressed marks to Maw tiles, glaze chips, 15.5cm. square (4) Provenance private collection Literature Richard & Hilary Myers William Morris Tiles, Richard Dennis Publications, page 105 figure 165 for comparable tiles illustrated.

Three William De Morgan Chelsea Period BBB large 8 inch tiles, painted in shades of blue and green on a white ground, impressed marks, repairs and losses, one reduced,21cm. square (3)

A William De Morgan Early Fulham BBB large 8 inch tile, painted in shades of blue, aubergine and green on a white ground impressed roundel mark, minor frit chips, 21cm. square

A Good William De Morgan Sunset and Moonlight Suite vase by Fred Passenger, shouldered octagonal section, painted with columns of alternating scaly fish amongst waterweed and flowers, between stylised foliate bands, in golden lustre on a midnight blue lustre ground painted FP monogram 25.5cm. high

Concorde Aviation Interest - British Airways news, Concorde special edition 2003, five copies; Concorde gilt metal cufflinks; two Geneiva chocolate boxes for Concorde; Concorde cheque book cover, papers and box; Concorde cabin baggage label; Morgan Mint final flight of Concorde coin; Dan Air playing cards; Peter McNeil aviation prints; and other items (qty)

F.W. Morgan watercolour of Walmer Castle. Signed, 18 x 27cm F&G

A collection of British and Foreign silver, cupro-nickel, copper and bronze coinage, to include; crowns, pre 1947 silver, a USA Morgan dollar dated 1898, two Kennedy half dollars 1964/65 and two Canadian silver dollars dated 1959 and 1965 (a lot)

A good ruby lustre earthenware dish attributed to William De Morgan, late 19th century, painted with a prowling lioness against a ground of swirling foliate scrolls, faint impressed numeral, 37cm.diameter. Footnote: A De Morgan ruby lustre dish painted with two felines against a similar foliate background is in The De Morgan Foundation, Museum number C-WDM- 0198. Illustrated

*Gwenda Morgan (1908-1991)'MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT';'SUDDEN STORM'Wood engravings, both signed and inscribed with title in pencil and numbered 2/75 and 18/50,9 x 13.5cm and 9.5 x 15cm (2)*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.

*Gwenda Morgan (1908-1991)ROADSIDE COTTAGE;THE SEASONSWood engravings, both signed and inscribed with title in pencil, numbered 6/50 and 38/5013 x 13cm and 10 x 13.5cm (2)*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.

Three pottery vessels,by Don Morgan, Hook Pottery, seal mark, anda slab bottle vase,22cm highest (4)

A FILTRATE OILS ENAMEL SIGN, 61cm by 45cm; and A SIGN, MORGAN SERVICE HERE. (2)

SELECTION OF TRI-ANG HORNBY MODEL RAILWAY SETS to include The Blue Pullman and track set; The Freight Line and track set; LNER Coach; a Siding Set R.454; a Track Pack R.429; The LNER Flying Scotsman with steam exhaust noise, R.855N, all boxed, together with an LNER coack R.746 (without box), and a Hammant & Morgan Ltd Clipper power control unit (boxed)

French School - late 19th century, pencil and watercolour, Street scene, 31cm x 21cm - framed and glazed with two watercolours by A. C Morgan Smith, a Continental oil on canvas of a sunflower field, with other decorative pictures and prints (Qty)

Vinyl - First class collection of 20 Reggae lp's covering some early Trojan releases Tighten Up 2 & 3, Club Reggae vol 2, Derek Morgan Seven Letters MONO TTLS), This is Desmond Dekkar MONO TTL4 etc sleeves and vinyl overall vg

Six volumes on early motoring including Vintage and Thoroughbred Cars by Wheatley and Morgan, The Sports Car Development and Design by John Stamford etc.

Paul Morgan (20th.c.) oil on panel figure before a lake and wooded landscape beyond.

Eight United States of America Morgan dollars 1879, 1883, 1892, 1899, 1901 and 1921 x 3, six with Westminster Mint certificates of authenticity

The Morgan Mint United States of America Statehood quarter dollar collection of fifty gold plated quarter dollars box in ten sets of five with certificate of authenticity.

The London Mint Office Wild West set of four comprising gold five dollar 1881, Morgan dollar 1878, Indian Head cent 1888 and Mexico Eight Reales 1889 in issue box with certificate of authenticity.

United States of America Morgan dollar 1882, seven American Mint Historical series replicas, ten replica dollars, Danbury Mint Kennedy uncirculated half dollar collection etc

William De Morgan Floral Tile, the square divided into four panels, two opposing diagonally hand decorated with five cornflowers each, the other two with green foliage, all on an off-white ground; impressed W.D.E(sic) MORGAN in a cartouche to the back; 6+ inches square (restoration to a crack across two panels including re-painting to the surface)

Kate Morgan (19th - 20th Century) British. 'A Portrait of Lady Alice Martineau', Oil on Canvas, Signed, and Inscribed on a label on the reverse, 19.5" x 11.5".

Henry J Morgan (British, 19th Century) HMS Sphynx, 1884 signed lower left "H J Morgan" oil on canvas 29 x 39cm (11 x 15in) HMS Sphynx was a six paddle swoop, built in Woolwich in 1846 for Sir William Symond.Slightly yellowed varnish and modern gilt frames.

Henry J Morgan (British, 19th Century) HMS Constance, 1843, a fourth rate frigate signed lower left "H J Morgan" oil on canvas 37½ x 27cm (14 x 11in) HMS Constance was a 4th rate Frigate, built by Sir William Symond from 1843-1846.A littel dirty - modern gilt frame.

Henry J Morgan (British, 19th Century) HMS Revenge, 1859 - the last wooden battleship to serve in the Channel Fleet signed lower right "H J Morgan" oil on canvas 36 x 27cm (14 x 11in) HMS Revenge was a 90 single screw wood, built at Pembroke and launched 16th April 1859Very dirty. Vertical strectcher bar mark visible down right hand edge. tear to canvas to right of ship's mast, and a scratch in the sea along the bottom edge. Very yellow varnish and modern gilt frame.

A Kirby Morgan Band Mask 10:, internal oral/ nasal mask with microphone, drain valve and nose clearing device, chrome frame and regulator, side valve and 'bail out' valve, contained within an orange face mask with neoprene head covering fitted internal speakers and rubber spider support. * see page 229, vol 1, 'Diving Helmets and Equipment Through The Ages'.

A Kirby Morgan 'Superlite 17' diving helmet by Diving Systems International, Santa-Barbara, California:, yellow fibreglass body with brass handle, side and rear balance weights, camera mount to handle, plated window frame with fold down welding visor, adjustable demand valve with exhaust deflector, comms cable and hose shoe yoke, maker's labels to either side, 33cm high. * see page 231, vol 1, 'Diving Helmets and Equipment Through The Ages'.

'Fred The Head', A 6-bolt commercial diving helmet by Siebe Gorman & Co, London:, number '17302', oval side windows with guards, circular front window with lashing eyes above, spitcock lower right, side outlet with cog rear air intake, the corselet with makers plate (worn), front and rear hanging posts, mounted on an oak stand, 53cm high, together with a brass mounted pewter tankard with Assay stamps to rim. *Note- This helmet was formerly used at the Hall Russell Shipyards in Aberdeen by their maintenance repair crews. It was then reassigned to the John Morgan Company, who specialized in Civil Engineering projects all over Scotland. The principal Diver was a man named Frederick Smith (Fred the Head) and the tankard belonged to him. * see pages 32-33, vol 1, 'Diving Helmets and Equipment Through The Ages'.

WORLD WAR ONE PAIR AND SINGLES British War Medal and Victory Medal 3105841 SPR W PALMER CRT, British War Medal 3423 PTE W MORGAN S WALES BORD, 27782 CQM SJT W H OWEN RE, Victory Medal G-34539 PTE A FRANCIS MIDD'X R and 19647 PTE A W SADDLER ESSEX R ++++

Bremer Press. Ilias/Odyssee, 2 volumes, edited by Eduard Schwartz, Bremer Press, Munich, 1923, titles designed by Anna Simons, printed in Greek type on Zanders handmade paper, original pale blue boards, paper label to spines (spines dulled), slipcases (a couple of folds splitting, abrasions), folio Limited edition of 615 copies, numbered 71 & 407 respectively. Provenance: Robert Elwell, his bookplates. These copies were displayed in the Pierpoint Morgan Library exhibition, The Art of the Printed Book, 1973. (2)

Henry Morgan (Ireland, b.1952), Oil on Board. Signed & dated (20)'13. 41 x 58cm.

Early 20th century caricature by Morgan Out In The Cold F&G

A 19th Century Minton Hollins & Co tile paperweight glaze flooded in pink, impressed marks to the reverse, 11cm x 8cm together with a William de Morgan 6" x 2" border tile decorated with a lustre glaze, impressed mark (2)

USA 1885 silver Morgan dollar, obv. Liberty head above date, rev. spread eagle with arrows within wreath and legend, New Orleans mint (VF,EF) (1)

USA, 1888 silver Morgan dollar, obv. Liberty head above date, rev. spreadeagle with arrows within wreath and legend, Philadelphia mint; together with a 2000 and a 2013 1oz fine silver dollar (3)

USA, 1889 silver Morgan dollar, obv. Liberty head above date, rev. spreadeagle with arrows within wreath and legend, New Orleans mint (gF) (1)

Mixed lot of British and USA silver coins to include; 1883 and 1899 Morgan dollars New Orleans mint, 1943 George VI half crown, shillings etc (18)

USA, mixed lot of silver and other coins to include; 1921 Morgan dollar, San Francisco mint; 'Indian head' cents; 1886 5 cent etc (approx 20)

An Edwardian brass pocket snuff 'Roderick Morgan' T.Wharf, Lanfoist Abergavenny 1904