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Wellington - Arthur Wellesley First Duke of (1769-1852) - Three Prattware Pot Lids, ïWellingtonÍ by T. J. & J. Mayer, medium size, Ball no. 160A; ïWellingtonÍ by T. J. & J. Mayer, large size, Ball no. 160B, with a base; and ïWalmer CastleÍ by Cauldon, medium size, Ball no. 45 (3)

A PRATTWARE MALE FIGURE, late 18th century, modelled as Winter, wearing a brown hat, ochre coat, blue waistcoat and yellow breeches, standing on a waisted circular base, 7 3/4" high N.B. This figure was originally known as "Sweep" or "Clown"

A PRATTWARE MALE FIGURE, late 18th century, modelled as Winter, wearing a full length brown spotted cloak, holding twigs, and standing on green enamelled scrolls on a brown lined stepped square base, 4 1/2" high (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE FIGURE, late 18th century, modelled as Summer, the young girl wearing a yellow bonnet, sponged jacket and sprigged skirt, holding a basket of fruit, and standing barefoot on a stepped square base, 6 1/2" high (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE FIGURE, late 18th century, modelled as Summer, the female wearing a blue band in her hair and sprigged dress, holding her apron full of fruits, standing on a naturalistically moulded mound on a swept square base moulded and applied with stiff leaves, 9 3/4" high (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE FIGURAL CLOCK MONEY BOX GROUP, early 19th century, the arched longcase clock with slot to top, flanked by two figures in Regency dress beside a recumbent dog, painted in typical colours on a sponged rounded oblong base, 8 1/2" high, base 5 1/2" long (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE MONEY BOX, late 18th century, modelled as a house, two faces looking out of the upper windows and flanked by two figures, on a typical base, 5 1/4" high

A PRATTWARE JUG, early 19th century, of baluster form, moulded with titled bust portraits of Admiral Nelson and Captain Berry painted in bright colours, 6 1/4" high (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE JUG, early 19th century, of baluster form moulded with bust length portraits of Admiral Duncan and Captain Trollope, painted in typical palette, 7" high (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE MODEL OF A RAM, early 19th century, with yellow, ochre and brown marked wool, recumbent on a shaped base, 3 1/2" high, base 5" long (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE BIRD WHISTLE, early 19th century, naively modelled as a bird with ochre and blue markings, the whistle issuing from its back, 2 3/4" high (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE JUG, early 19th century, of baluster form, moulded with The Sailor`s Farewell, painted in typical palette, 6" high (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE MODEL OF A DOG, early 19th century, the hound with ochre, yellow and brown spots, recumbent on a shaped base, 2 1/2" high, 3 1/2" long (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE DUCK SAUCE BOAT, early 19th century, painted in typical colours, 4 1/2" high, 8" long (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE JUG, late 18th century, of bellied cylindrical form moulded with two oval panels depicting "The Duke of York" and "Prince Cobourg" (sic), painted in typical palette below titles, 6" high (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE JUG, late 18th century, of bellied oval form, moulded with two heart shaped panels depicting Childish Innocence and Mischief, painted in typical palette within moulded highlighted borders, 6" high (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE COW CREAMER AND COVER, early 19th century, the tail forming the loop handle, and with a milkmaid wearing a yellow and blue spotted dress, 5 1/4" high (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE MODEL OF A COW, early 19th century, with ochre sponged and brown markings, standing over her recumbent calf, on a blue, ochre, black and brown sponged rounded oblong base, 5 1/2" high, base 5 1/2" long (Illustrated)

A PRATTWARE MODEL, early 19th century, of a young shepherd leaning on a spade beside a large ram, his recumbent dog at his feet, painted in typical colours on a sponged rounded oblong base, 6" high, base 6" long (Illustrated)

Two Prattware Pot Lids: The Shrimpers; Uncle Toby, both 4” diameter (2)

Three 19th Century Prattware Pot lids comprising `The Queen God Bless Her` (319) produced from a painting entitled `Happy as a King` by W. Collins with double decorative border, `A Pair` (252) with line and dot border and `The Enthusiast` (245) produced from a painting by Thoedore Lane with double line border, all framed

Three 19th Century Prattware Pot lids comprising `A Letter from the Diggings` (360) originally based on a watercolour entitled `Valentines Day` but later produced at the time of the Australian gold rush in the early 1850`s with fancy border, `Wimbledon July 2nd 1860` (223) commemorating the founding of the National Rifle association and shows Queen Victoria firing the first shot with double line border and `Rifle Contest Wimbledon 1868` (224), all framed

Three 19th Century Prattware Pot lids comprising `The Shrimpers` (63) based on an original watercolour by W. Collins, `The Waterfall` (365) and `I See You My Boy` (311) all by Jesse Austin and framed

Three 19th Century Prattware oak framed bird plates comprising `The Goldfinch` (280), `A Pair of Wrens` (279) and `The Bullfinch and Canary` (284)

Three 19th Century Prattware Pot lids comprising `The Best Card` (254) produced from a watercolour by J. Burnet, `Peace` (220) derived from a watercolour by Landseer and `Cottage Children` (313) derived from Thomas Gainsborough`s painting of the same name, all framed

Three 19th Century Prattware Pot lids comprising a third issue `First Appeal` (329) with wording `I consent she replied if you promise that no jealous rival shall laugh me to scorn` derived from a painting by Frank Stone, `The Village Wedding` (240) adapted from a painting by David Teniers and a second issue `Second Appeal` (330) `No by heaven I exclaim`d may I perish if ever plant in that bosom a horn`, all framed

Three 19th Century Prattware Pot lids comprising `Persuasion` (353), `Country Quarters` (273) and `Good Dog` (265) by Jesse Austin derived from a Landseer original, all framed

Three 19th Century Prattware Pot lids comprising two small-size examples `Bear Pit` (6) by Jesse Austin, without dome and double line border, `Deerhound guarding Cradle` or `Fidelity` (269) after a watercolour by Landseer entitled `High Life` with mottled border, both with an 8cm diameter and a trefoil lid `Alexandra Palace 1873` (200) showing the original building before it was burnt down

Three 19th Century Prattware Pot lids comprising `The Wolf and the Lamb` (361), `Shells` (52b) and `Belle Vue, Pegwell Bay` (30), all framed

A Prattware style plaque of Windsor Castle, a dressing table jar with silver and tortoiseshell cover, a pair of porcelain candlesticks and matching dish, a pair of figures and a Staffordshire bone china vase.

Prattware jug named M. Walley, dated 1796 moulded with `Mischievous Sport` and `Sportive Innocence` painted with typical colours (5mm hairline to rim, glaze scuff) 19cm high Condition Report: 5mm hairline to rim which joins the overall crazing, glaze scuff and related scratches which is in between the M and W of the painted name. Staining to the base, minor glaze wear to the rim of the spout and handle. firing crack at lower handle join.

A pair of F. & R. Prattware pot lids, `War` and `Peace`, framed, together with nine other framed pot lids, comprising `The room in which Shakespeare was born`, `Shakespeare`s House`, `Dr Johnson`, `Embarking for the East`, `Master of the Hounds`, `The Village Wedding`, `On Guard`, `Fording the Stream` and `Landing the Catch`.

A Prattware pot lid `The Village Wedding` after Tenniers, another of ,Thames Embankment`, both with bases (2)

Two Prattware pot lids depicting Walmer Castle and Anne Hathaway`s Cottage. (2)

Two Prattware pot lids, depicting rustic scenes. (2)

A pair of Prattware jars, of shouldered form, transfer printed with Shakespearian images against a pale blue ground, 10.25cm high, together with a Staffordshire pottery giant cup and saucer, printed, painted and gilt with foliage, with ring handle, the cup 10cm high. (3)

Six Prattware pot lids, comprising "Pegwell Bay", "The Cavelier", "Shakespeares House", "Henley Street Stratford-upon-Avon", "The Listener", "The Poultry Woman", "Deer Drinking" (part af)

Six Prattware pot lids, comprising "The Village Wedding", "Transplanting Rice", "Strasbourg", "Pheasant Boys", "Foreign River Scene", "The Quarry", (part af)

Two Prattware pot lids and bases, comprising "The Outs", "Volunteers" (part af) (illustrated)

A Prattware pot lid `The room in which Shakespeare was born, 1564, Stratford on Avon`, with base - diam 10cm

A Prattware pot lid `War` with base - diam 10.5cm

A prattware pot lid entitled `Belle Vue Tavern`, mounted on a circular wooden plaque - diam 12cm

Two matching framed Prattware type Pot Lids depicting ``Dr Johnson`` in an interior 4`` diameter. (one glued repaired) and a smaller framed Pot Lid depicting Little Red riding Hood with the Wolf wearing a bonnet. 2 11/16 diameter. approx. (chipped)

An 18th century blue and white Delft plate painted with flowers and foliage, together with two 19th century Spode plates, a 19th century prattware plate depicting classical buildings by a waterfall Model No. 123, and a small collection of 19th century Grainger & Co. Worcester transfer decorated in green/black in the Chinese taste

A box containing a collection of prattware and other pot lids and relish pots to include "Begging Dog", "The Snow Drift" x 2, "Peace", "A Fix", "That no jealous rival shall laugh me to scorn", etc., some housed in circular wooden frames, various pot bases, a Jewsbury & Brown Oriental toothpaste pot and cover, a Continental circular porcelain plaque painted with a river scene with buildings and figures, etc.

A group of three Prattware pot lids to include Rt Hon Sir Robert Peel, Garibaldi and a fishing scene. (3)

A group of Prattware pot lids, comprising; Garibaldi, War, Dr Johnson, If Ever I Plant in that Bosom a Thorn, and Peace, each 10cm diameter. (5)

A pair of 19th century Prattware pot lids: courting couple and hunters with dead game and dogs, in turned wood frames

Two Prattware pot lids and dishes and two other lids

Two large 19th century Prattware pot lids, "Youth and Age" and a Bullfighting Scene, on wooden frames.

A PAIR OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN MINIATURE FIGURES OF A BOY AND GIRL IN COLOURS ON CIRCULAR GILT BASE C1820, A CONTEMPORARY PRATTWARE FIGURE OF A GLEANER AND THREE OTHER EARLY 19TH C FIGURES, ALL ENAMELLED

Prattware plaque printed with `Christ in the Cornfield` after H. Warren, printed mark to reverse, late 19th /early 20th century, 30cm diameter

Two shaped oblong 19th century Prattware pot lids, one decorated with figures and horses on quay side (lemon base) the other with horses,riders and dogs with blue surround

Five 19th Century Prattware pot lids to include `Dr Johnson`, `Embarking for the East`, `The Seven Ages of Man` and `Red Bull Inn`, etc.

A SET OF SIX GERMAN PORCELAIN YELLOW GROUND CUPS AND SAUCERS with flower decoration, a black basalt teapot and cover, a Prattware pot lid and a part Coalport tea set with apple green decoration (21).

Four framed Prattware pot lids - `The Village Wedding`, `On Guard`, `Dr Johnson` and `Shakespeare`s House`

Four framed Prattware pot lids - `The Village Wedding`, `The Master of the Hounds` and two others - figures and cattle by a waterfall and figures mounting horses by steps and ruin

A black framed Prattware pot lid `England`s Pride`

Two Prattware mugs, a two-handled mug and a blue and white mug.

Two Welsh lustre jugs 19th century, together with a lustre hunting jug, a Prattware plate with seashell decoration, a blue & white mug and a pair of English blue & white swan pattern teabowls. (7)