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A pair of Ridgway flared teacups and saucers, each cup with entwined handle, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, within blue, yellow and gilt interlinked borders, pattern number S/253 in red, circa 1840

A Ridgway part tea and coffee service, each piece printed and painted with butterflies, flowers and leaves, comprising: nine teacups, three coffee cups, fourteen saucers, eleven tea plates, and two bread and butter plates, pattern number 2/2028 in red, circa 1830 (some damage)

A fine John Ridgway bone china dessert service, each piece centrally painted with a bouquet of differing flowers, within a pierced and moulded border, glazed in apple gren, yellow and gilt, comprising one large pedestal comport, 2 smaller pedestal comports and 4 plates, pattern no 6/4176, c.1855, the large comport 7" high, 12.25" over handles, the plates 9" dia.

A pair of Ridgway plates of shaped circular outline, centres gilded with stylised bell flowers, on blue radiating panels, within moulded borders, printed marks and painted No. 2/6573, 26cm diameter (2)

A Ridgway & Abington Harvest pattern jug, relief-moulded in green stoneware with panels of hops, grapevines and corn, height 22.1cm, moulded registration diamond for 7 March 1848

A collection of twelve assorted toy or children's plates: two printed in black with horse hunting scenes, three in the blue and white Broseley pattern (one by Rogers marked Semi China), two Willow pattern (one early, one late Ridgway), one marked Spode Geranium pattern, a pair with coloured Japan patterns, one black-printed with children and a goat, and a daisy border plate with inscription Custom is the plague of wise men and the idol of fools; generally 19th century, between 9.6 and 13.9cm (various faults)

Two John & William Ridgway blue-printed handled dessert plates, both with gadrooned edges and floral scroll moulded handles, one with the Columbia pattern, width 23.7cm, the other with the India Temple pattern, width 23.9cm, printed shield-shaped title marks with Stone China and maker's initials JWR, circa 1820-30

A blue and white assortment, comprising a John Ridgway dinner plate in the Persian Sun Flower pattern, diameter 26.2cm, printed mark; a Davenport footed bowl from the Muleteer series, diameter 14.5cm, printed mark (cracks, stained); a cylindrical mug with a pattern from Spode's British Flowers series, height 7.2cm, unmarked (chips); and a small teapot in the standard Broseley pattern, length 14.9cm, unmarked (chip to spout); generally between about 1815 and 1850

A W. Ridgway blue and white pottery sauce tureen and cover in the 'Trinity Hall Cambridge' pattern, title to the base, (with damage), 16cm high

A set of four Ridgway oval dishes, with gadrooned edges, decorated with panels of flowers on a mauve diaper ground, pattern No.2/1551, 19th century, 27.5cm. (4)

A Ridgway stone china hexagonal soup tureen and cover, printed in blue with the 'Bandana' pattern of exotic birds amidst flowers and foliage, printed mark, c.1825, 32cm. (2)

John Ridgway & Co part dessert service, the centres polychrome painted with sprays of profuse garden flowers on a white ground, the shaped borders decorated with gilt leafage on a beige ground, printed marks in puce and painted pattern no. 5583, comprising a small two-handled tureen on pierced stand, the lid with flower finial 19cm high; a two-handled oval dish on low stand 30cm; a set of six circular plates 23 cm diameter; some rubbing to gilding and faults (8)

A pair of John and William Ridgway pearlware meat dishes, from the Angus Seats Series, printed in underglaze blue with deer before a country house, within a landscape panelled border, 38.5cm wide (15 .25"), circa 1820-25

A Ridgway white stoneware jug, with angular handle, moulded in bold relief with Bacchanalian scenes, amidst vines, 22.2cm high (8.75"), circa 1850

A Ridgway part dessert service, each piece printed and painted in famille rose style with vases of flowers and leaves, the vine moulded borders with flowersprays, comprising: four shaped dishes and five plates, pattern number 2/643 in red, circa 1840 (some damage)

A Ridgway round two handled sucrier and cover, with flower knop, painted in Imari style, with bowls of flowers and leaves, within gilt line borders, 18.5cm diameter (7.25"), pattern number 2/1118 in red, circa 1820, and a matching round teapot stand

A John and William Ridgway plate, painted in coloured enamels with a flowerspray, the blue ground scroll moulded border with oval panels of flowers, and picked out in orange and gilt, 21.5cm diameter (8 .5"), circa 1820-25 (chip to underside of rim)

A Staffordshire porcelain flared oval two handled pot pourri vase, cover and stand, painted in coloured enamels with landscapes, and applied with brightly coloured flowers and leaves, within gilt leaf scroll and line borders, 26.5cm high (10.5"), circa 1840-50, possible Ridgway (some damage)

A Ridgway oval two handled dish, printed and painted with flowers and leaves, within green and gilt borders, 30.5cm wide (12"), pattern number 9993 in red, circa 1840-45, and a matching shaped rectangular two handled dish

A pair of Ridgway teacups and saucers, decorated in the Imari palette with stylised flowers and foliage, angular handles, pattern no 1212; three similar ogee shaped teacups, the interiors in apple green and gilt with scrolling foliage and flowerheads, pattern no 4543; etc, c.1830-40 (6)

A Caughley fluted coffee cup and saucer, gilt line borders, ear shaped handles, c.1800; a Ridgway tea cup and saucer, decorated in pink, yellow and gilt, divided loop handle, mid 19th century (2)

A Ridgway Oriental Birds pattern shaped circular plate, printed in underglaze blue with birds perched in a tree, coloured in red, green and yellow, moulded border with scrolls and flowerheads, 26cm diam, printed mark; another, printed in brown, c.1860 (2)

A Ridgway 21 piece dessert service, circa 1840-45, each piece painted to the centre with a different flower specimen, within gilt scroll panelled and pierced borders, decorated with flower sprays against an apple green ground, comprising a pair of lozenge shaped two handled footed dishes, 31.5cms across, a pair of oblong two handled footed dishes, 29cms across, 4 shaped circular single handled footed dishes, 26cms across and 13 dessert plates, 23.5cms diameter (1 dessert plate heavily chipped, some minor wear to pieces principally dessert plates) puce painted pattern number 2 over 5183 (21)

Three relief moulded jugs, one Ridgway decorated with a knight, another with a Baccanalian revel, the third with putti, all 19th century, 22cm. (3) One damaged.

A Staffordshire Neo-Rococo Bone China Tea Service, circa 1840, probably Ridgway, each piece with honey gilt borders framing an irregular buff band, comprising teapot, cover and stand, jug, sucrier and cover, slop basin, a pair of bread and butter plates, and twelve tea cups and saucers, 2/7762 in puce enamel (33)

A set of four Ridgway wall plaques, each decorated with a photographic print including Burns cottage, Burns at the plough, etc, 22cms.

BRITISH PORCELAIN - A pair of Ridgway shaped circular footed bowls, the centres painted with botanical studies within pierced apple green and relief moulded borders outlined in gilt, the spreading shaped pedestals decorated with gilt leafy sprigs, 9.5in diam, pattern no 8192, c.1830

BRITISH PORCELAIN - A Ridgway shell shaped dish, the centre decorated with a gilt cartouche containing colourful summer flowers within a deep cobalt blue and lemon border decorated with gilt scrolling foliage, tendrils and harebells within relief moulded scroll and shell rim, 9in wide, pattern no 733, c.1825

BRITISH PORCELAIN - A Ridgway shaped circular plate, the centre painted with aster and peony within a deep cobalt blue border with gilt Regency acanthus scrolls, the gadrooned rim with relief moulded shells and scrolls, 9.5in diam, pattern no 865, c.1825

BRITISH PORCELAIN - A Ridgway sucrier and cover, printed and painted with birds and foliate swags and tendrils in green and gilt on a lemon ground, the domed cover with flower finial, rustic handles, 6.5in high, pattern no 2/3234, c.1840

A pair of Angus Seats series dinner plates attributed to Ridgway, printed in blue with an unidentified castle scene within a square frame and the usual series border of flowers and scenic vignettes, diameter 24.1cm, unmarked, circa 1810-25

A pair of marked Job Ridgway Net pattern pierced dessert plates, printed in blue with the usual chinoiserie design of vignettes on a sheet floral ground with a net centre, diameters 19.5 and 19.8cm, impressed maker's name curving above a beehive, circa 1802-14 (one with tiny footrim chip)

A William Ridgway "Italian" series soup tureen and cover, with lobed body on a pedestal foot, with ornate scroll handles and flowerhead knop, printed in blue with views of "Bay of Naples" on the tureen and "Rome" on the cover, both within the usual series border of flower groups and vases on a lace-like ground, overall length 36.6cm, printed titles marks on both pieces incorporating initials WR on just the base, circa 1830-50 (base with interior staining)

A William Ridgway & Co. Pan relief-moulded jug, in light blue stoneware, height 30.3cm, moulded urn and anchor mark, circa 1830-40 (restored)

Three William Ridgway & Co. blue stoneware jugs with enamelled decoration, all of moulded Tam O'Shanter shape, one with exotic birds in pattern 494, height 21.0cm (restored rim chip), and two with flowers in pattern 516, heights 21.0 and 21.4cm (some faults); all with impressed 1835 publication mark

A William Ridgway & Co. Tam O'Shanter jug, relief-moulded in buff stoneware, height 17.6cm, impressed publication mark for 1835 (metal lid missing)

Three small William Ridgway & Co. Tam O'Shanter jugs, two in buff stoneware and one in glazed green stoneware, heights between 15.9 and 12.5cm, impressed publication marks for 1835 (some faults)

A William Ridgway & Co. Pan jug, relief-moulded in buff stoneware, height 22.5cm, moulded urn and anchor mark, circa 1830-40 (metal lid missing)

Four Ridgway-type Pan jugs, two in buff stoneware and two in glazed blue earthenware, one with a Britannia metal lid, heights between 19.1 and 13.4cm, all unmarked, 19th century

Three unmarked stoneware relief-moulded jugs: a tall jug with a design featuring framed stylised flowerheads, height 22.0cm; a small green bulbous jug with a simple design of floral scrolls, height 17.0cm; and a green jug with the Ridgway & Abington Acanthus design, height 21.8cm; generally between 1830 and 1860

a John Ridgway 'Rococo revival' trio painted with sprays of flowers, within an elaborate blue and gilt hatched border, painted pattern no. 2/835 and a saucer dish ensuite (slight wear), circa 1835

A selection of Ridgway porcelain teawares, comprising; a 'Rococo revival' blue and yellow-ground trio painted with flowers, painted pattern no. 2/3874 (one with cracked handle), circa 1835, a 'London' shape trio, painted pattern no. 2/739, and a pair of 'London' shape teacups and saucers painted in blue, salmon-pink, iron-red and gilt with panels of stylised oriental landscapes, circa 1815

A John Ridgway 'Anglesey' pattern vegetable tureen and cover, printed in underglaze green and painted in gilt, plum and apricot with chonoiserie flowers, 28cm wide; also a honey pot and cover with blue printed willow patter, integral stand, 15cm diameter; and a child's Wedgwood floral sprig painted cup and saucer (6)

A Spode pearlware leaf shaped pickle dish, printed in underglaze blue with the Gothic Castle pattern, 13 cm long (5 1/8"), circa 1820 (small chip to underside of rim), and a Ridgway leaf shaped pickle dish, printed in underglaze blue with flowers and leaves (footrim chips).

A pair of John and William Ridgway pearlware rectangular sauce tureens, covers, stands and ladles, from the Angus Seats Series, each with scroll handles and lion knop, printed in underglaze blue with a castle and a country house, within landscape panelled borders, 18cm wide overall (7"), circa 1820-25

A John and William Ridgway pearlware meat dish, from the Angus Seats Series, printed in underglaze blue with figures before a castle, within a landscape panelled border, 44cm wide (17 3/4"), circa 1820-25

Three John and William Ridgway pearlware small meat dishes, from the Angus Seats Series, each printed in underglaze blue with a boat and figures before a Palladian house, within a landscape panelled border, 27.2cm wide (10 3/4"), circa 1820-25 (two with rim chips)

A set of twelve John and William Ridgway pearlware plates, from the Angus Seats Series, each printed in underglaze blue with figures in a boat, before a castle, within a landscape panelled border, 24cm diameter (9 1/2"), circa 1820-25

A set of twelve John and William Ridgway pearlware plates, from the Angus Seats Series, each printed in underglaze blue with figures in a boat, before a castle, within a landscape panelled border, 24cm diameter (9 1/2"), circa 1820-25

A set of eight John and William Ridgway pearlware plates, from the Angus Seats Series, each printed in underglaze blue with figures in a boat, before a castle, within a landscape panelled border, 24 cm diameter (9 1/2"), circa 1820-25 (some damage)

A set of ten John and William Ridgway pearlware soup plates, from the Angus Seats Series, each printed in underglaze blue with an ox cart before a church, within a landscape panelled border, 24cm diameter (9 1/2"), circa 1820-25

A set of five John and William Ridgway pearlware small plates, from the Angus Seats Series, each printed in underglaze blue with figures before a castle, within a landscape panelled border, 18.5cm diameter (7 1/4"), circa 1820-25 (some damage), and a matching round bowl, 19cm diameter (7 1/2") (rim chips)

A pair of John and William Ridgway plates, each printed in underglaze blue with a Chinese river landscape, within a diaper border, 24.8cm diameter (9 3/4"), printed mark, circa 1825-30, and two other blue printed plates

A Ridgway leaf shaped pickle dish, printed in underglaze blue with flowers and rockwork, and picked out in coloured enamels, 14.5 cm long (5 3/4"), and a similar smaller pickle dish (some damage).

A Ridgway pearlware part dessert service, each piece moulded in relief with roses and leaves, on a pale blue ground band, within brown line borders, comprising: nine plates and a pair of fluted oval dishes, with rose moulded handles, pattern number 632, circa 1820 (some damage)

A William Ridgway & Co. Opaque Granite China cylindrical mug, with loop handle, boldly printed and painted with birds in wooded landscapes, and picked out in gilt, 8.2cm high (3 1/4"), impressed mark and pattern number 576, circa 1840

A John Ridgway dessert plate, finely painted in coloured enamels with flowers in a basket, a pineapple and fruits on a stone ledge, the blue ground border decorated in salmon and gilt with leaf scrolls and diaper cartouches, 23.5cm diameter (9 1/4"), pattern number 6/2767 in red, circa 1851

A Ridgway part dessert service, each piece painted in coloured enamels with Dog Roses, within gilt flower and leaf scroll borders, on a turquoise ground, comprising: a shell shaped dish and six plates, pattern number 660 in red, circa 1815-20 (some damage)

A pair of Ridgway ogee shaped teacups and saucers, each decorated in gilt with flowers and leaves, within grey ground borders, pattern number 2/3484 in red, circa 1825-30, and other cups and saucers

Godden (G.A.), Minton Pottery and Porcelain, Second Edition, 1978, Godden (G.A.), Coalport and Coalbrookdale Porcelains, and Godden (G.A. ), Ridgway Porcelains, First Edition, 1972