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Two boxes of various blue and white, mainly Spode

Spode Italian pattern blue and white bowls and vases, Wedgwood, cut glass, etc

A Royal Doulton fox no. HN100, and a Spode pearlware meat dish (2)Fox - hairline crack to base and chip to ear;

Decorative ceramics, including: Spode, Coalport, Herend, scent bottles etcImari vase with small v shape section reglued to the rim, Cash pot with one foot cracked, miniature Coalport saucer crazed, cup badly cracked, no other damage throughout

An Aynsley commemorative cup and cover, Spode commemorative vase and cover, and a Spode potpourri, the tallest 33cm

Limited edition Spode Loving cup commemorating The Royal 25th Wedding Anniversary in 1972 of Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh, no. 316/5000, with presentation box and certificate

A Spode jug of pear shape with scroll handle and two decorative octagonal Spode plates (3)

A Copeland Spode blue and white potpourri holder of vase form, raised pull off cover on shaped rectangular base, marks to the base, 14cm (h)

Large Spode limited edition figure Queen Elizabeth the Diamond Jubilee 2012:

Copelands (Spode) hand painted cabinet plate with floral design signed F Harper: Diameter 23.5cm

19th century Spode tea set in the frog design: Comprising various size cups, saucers, milk sugar etc., 1 plate piece re-stuck and 1 saucer chipped (37)

A collection of Spode Chinese Rose dinner ware: Including various size plates, tureens, platters etc. (38 items in 2 trays)

Four Royal Worcester Golden Anniversary lidded tureens, Spode Felspar hand painted bowl (af), and 3 other hand painted items

A mixed lot of ceramics to include 2 Coalport 'June Time', teacups and saucers, Royal Worcester 'Astley' teacup and saucer, 'Strawberry Fair' teacup and saucer, Crown Staffordshire, Spode, Lufthansa by Hutschenreuther etc

A mixed lot of ceramics to include Alexander Sharp (b.1918, student of Bernard Leach) studio pottery twin handled dish; a rectangular Italian majolica dish with dragonfly design, marked and stamped to base, 19cmL; Italian Orvieto majolica blue and white bowls; together with a Delft tile; Rpyal Goedewaagen Blue Delft pin dish, 9.5cmD; Wedgwood Jasperware jug; Copeland Late Spode jug; glass vase etc

A Copeland Spode 'Royal Jasmin' part tea service, together with a Coalport teapot and tea wares and a Tuscan 'Provence' teapot

Seven Spode 'Blue Room Collection' plates, together with a large blue and white charger

A 19th century transfer ware jug; together with a souvenir coffee cup, Spode teacup etc

A mixed lot of ceramics to include Portmeirion rolling pin, porcelaine de Paris wine bottle cooler with snowdrop pattern, Spode Copeland chin plate for T. Goode & Co London, Mason Cash mixing bowl, Chinese blue and white bowls, encrusted vases on tripod base, 19th century hand painted dishes, Mintons for T Goode & Co, majolica plate etc

Large quantity of miscellaneous thimbles includes makers Spode & Wedgwood etc

A COLLECTION OF BLUE AND WHITE CERAMICS including Copeland Spode 'Italian' pattern, Laura Ashley, French faience etc. Condition Report : mixed lot, variable condition, some with chips, Spode mostly good Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

A Spode 'Flemish Green' eight person part dinner service. The set decorated with blue bell design. (approx 40 pieces total) W.33 D.26cm

A Copeland Spode blue and white part tea and dinner service

Six Copeland Spode dishes.

A set of eleven Copeland Spode saucers.

A quantity of blue and white Copeland Spode dinner plates.

A set of three decorated Copeland Spode plates.

Ceramics - Victorian blue and white table ware; Spode Italian plate; part tea set, etc

A Newhall Chinoserie plate, decorated in polychrome, 20.5cm dia,. c.1800; another, pattern 1172; a Spode Copelands serving dish, decorated with roses, banded floral border; Royal Crown Derby Olde Avesbury plate; Soho Pottery soup bowls and covers; etc

Spode parrot decorated table wares, Masons Chelsea pattern part teaset and Victorian pottery teaset, platters and a glass lamp Condition Report:Not available for this lot.

TWO SPODE CERAMIC MEAT PLATES, TWO ARTIFICIAL TREES AND A WOODEN WALKING STICK

A COLLECTION OF CERAMIC ITEMS TO INCLUDE SPODE BOWLS, A WEDGWOOD DISH, LARGE BOWL AND PLATE, JUGS, ETC

A QUANTITY OF VINTAGE SPODE CHINA PATTERN NUMBER 2375 TO INCLUDE A TEAPOT - CHIP TO SPOUT- CUPS, SAUCERS, BOWLS - SOME A/F WITH CRACKS

A QUANTITY OF SPODE 'CHRISTMAS TREE' PLATES

A collection of figurines comprising Coalport Ladies of Fashion - Enchantress, Coalport "The Boy" limited edition 7338 of 9500 designed by Elizabeth Woodhouse, Coalport figure "Clara", Nao figure of a figure group of two puppies in a basket, Spode figures "Diana" and "Emma" both by Pauline Stone, Royal Worcester "First Steps" and "Once Upon a Time ..." both sculpted by Glenis Devereaux, Royal Worcester figure "First Dance" modelled by F.G. Doughty No.'d 3629, Royal Doulton figure "Hilary" HN2335 and a John Jenkins figure of a Chinese dragon

Six boxes of assorted china and glassware to include Copeland Spode "Italian" tea plates, various early 20th Century decorative plates, a German Mettlach style jug, assorted plated wares, etc

A collection of Copeland Spode Indian Tree dinner wares comprising six dinner plates, six medium plates, five side plates, two oval platters and two twin handled tureens, one with lid and a sauce boat together with an engraved glass tankard bearing hop and wheat design, a Walton style "Tenderness" figure group and a majolica style jug in the form of a jolly friar

Two boxes of 18th and 19th Century china to include a pineapple relief work pearlware jug with lustre and orange decoration, a relief work tea pot, a Davenport hydra jug, sucriere with lid, Spode Imari palette cup and two others similar etc

A group of English porcelainearly-mid 19th centurycomprising a Coalport dessert sauce tureen, cover and stand, circa 1815, with rococo-style moulding and painted in overglaze coloured enamels with floral bouquets, tureen 13cm diameter; a Coalport plate, circa 1805, decorated with a large central spray of roses, other flowers and green foliage, within a border further decorated with navette-shaped panels and gilding, unmarked, 21.5cm diameter; a Coalport jug bearing monogrammed initials, circa 1820, 12.2cm high a Derby slop basin and circular dish, pattern 770, dish 21.5cm; two muffin dishes and covers; a part tea and coffee service with claret borders and painted with roses, comprising six coffee cups, nine teacups and ten saucers, pattern 2025, a Spode oval sucrier and cover, circa 1805-10, decorated with gilt scrolls and flowers against an overall red ground, impressed 'II.' mark, no pattern number but matching pattern 1006, 11.5cm high etc(qty, two trays)Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.Tureen - Cover with small glaze fault to the underside and an associated hairline crack. Some staining and crazing to the interior rim of the tureen and further staining to the handles. Crazing throughout. No signs of further damages or any restoration.Coalport plate - crack to rim, loss of gilding to approximately 1/2 of the border.Spode sucrier - finial to cover re-attached. Crack to the interior flange and further crack to foot rim, issuing into the base. Gilding around the sucrier is very worn.Coalport jug - No damages or repairs.Derby - Slop basin cracked, dish with stapled and re-glued repairs, heavily yellowed.Condition of the remainder of items is not stated, please ask for further details.

A collection of English blue and white ceramics, early 19th century including a Davenport stone china 'Broseley' pattern trio of a cup, saucer and side plate; a Spode teacup and saucer, similarly decorated; New Hall 'Two Ducks' pattern teacup and saucer; a Coalport 'Two Temples' tea bowl and saucer; a Miles Mason trio of coffee cup, tea bowl and saucer, embellished with gilt and a Miles Mason slop basin together with further blue and white (qty, 1 tray)Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.

A group of English tea and coffee wares, including Thomas Wolfe and Coalportearly 19th centurycomprising a trio, probably Coalport, painted with roses and gilt borders; a Spode floral-moulded and gilt decorated teacup and saucer, pattern 3782; an unusual Thomas Wolfe coffee cup and saucer, painted with landscape oval cartouches reserved interspersed with further puce cartouches, iron-red cross-hatched border, further decorated with floral sprays, coffee cup 6cm high, painted '17' in iron red to the base; a Coalport Anstice, Horton and Rose teacup and saucer, nicely decorated with yellow and gilt leaves with green dots; two teacups and a matching saucer, painted with central landscape roundels within elaborate broad gilt leaf borders, unmarked (saucer repaired, one cup a.f); a teacup and saucer attributed to Ridgway, pattern 527 and a Spode imari teacup and saucer, pattern 1839, boldly decorated in the imari style with radiating panels of flowers and leaves, painted 'Spode' to base (qty, 1 tray)Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.

A collection of florally decorated English porcelain, early to mid-19th centurycomprising a John Rose Coalport dessert dish, circa 1825, of oval moulded form, painted with polychrome bouquets and gilded scrolls and tendrils within a deep cobalt border, unmarked but matching pattern 737, 26cm wide; a John and William Ridgway saucer, pattern 2/1070, circa 1814, decorated with a flower basket and stylised conch and nautilus shells to the broad cobalt border, pattern number but no factory mark, 14cm diameter; a Coalport 'No. 7' shape coffee cup and saucer, circa 1830-35, decorated with sprays of polychrome flowers within a blue and gilt border; a Copeland coffee cup and saucer, decorated with flowers against lemon yellow ground with blue borders, printed 'fancy' factory mark in green, pattern 8543; a Spode coffee cup and saucer, pattern number rubbed but possibly 4801; a Derby plate, red crossed batons below crown, 25cm diameter; together with a pair of John Yates coffee cups, a London-shaped teacup, numbered 669 to the base and an unmarked slop bowl (qty)Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.

A group of assorted coffee canscirca 1805-15comprising a New Hall coffee can and saucer, bat-printed with a view of 'The Birth Place of Robbie Burns', picked out in enamels; a pair of Derby imari coffee cans painted '52' in iron red together with painted red crown over D mark; a further Derby peach and gilt coffee can; a Spode gilt and cobalt coffee can, decorated with a variant of pattern 305 with an all over leaf design; a Spode gilt and red coffee can; a further Spode coffee can with gilt Greek key and leaf decoration, unmarked; a pair of John Rose Coalport coffee cans, decorated with purple flowers and gilt scrolls, pattern number 1023, Continental porcelain coffee cans, etc together with a Victorian Bishop and Stonier coffee cup and a modern Royal Worcester coffee can transfer-printed with a rose,(qty - some damages)The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.Photo 1 - undamaged items.Photo 2 - undamaged but with some gilding/pattern wearPhoto 3 - damaged items - 2 missing handle, 1 stapled repair to handle, two cracked, one heavily stained to interior.

A group of mostly English tea and coffee waresearly to mid 19th centuriescomprising a pair of Spode bute-shaped teacups and saucers, circa 1806, pattern 1005, unmarked; a teacup and saucer, printed in green with birds and foliage, pattern 4087; a bute-shaped shell pattern teacup and saucer, unmarked (attributable to New Hall pattern 1045, more commonly seen with a ring handle); a gilt 'wriggle work' vermicelli coffee cup, with saucer and side plate similarly decorated and painted with central landscapes scenes, unmarked; a cup and saucer, with high broken loop handle, printed in underglaze blue and gilded with seaweed decoration, unmarked; a Coalport teacup and saucer, circa 1823, pattern 2/279, with landscape panels; a New Hall 'Boy in the Window' trio of coffee cup, teacup and saucer; a similar tea bowl and saucer together with a Continental trio decorated with purple and green leaves etc (qty, two trays)Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.

A group of four English porcelain oval cameo plaques, manufactured by Copeland by family repute, comprising an example painted with a pheasant in woodland, two with butterflies and other winged insects in gilt and a fourth with panels of red and blue dots with gilt, 4cm - 5cm wide; together with a further Limoges, circular porcelain plaque, decorated with a bird on branches; a Copeland Late Spode Diamond Jubilee tobacco jar with inner cover, a Spode Copelands jar and cover and a pair of French door finger plates, painted with birds in flight(qty)Provenance: Several generations of the vendor's family worked at the Copeland pottery in the 19th century.

A Spode porcelain figure of Embrace, by Pauline Shone, an Aynsley Somerset pattern porcelain mantle clock, Royal Doulton Bunnykins mug, breakfast bowl and plate, Nao porcelain figure of a duck, a rocking rooster (2) and a Chinese glass figure of a Cockerel. (8)

A large quantity of 19th and mostly 20th century blue and white transfer printed pottery, mostly Spode 'Italian' pattern, to include plates, saucers, oval serving trays, biscuit barrel, jugs, jars, teapots, teacups, saucers, ladles, etc, also George Jones and Masons items and a family of ducks.

Six items of antique porcelain tableware to include two Edwardian Royal Worcester porcelain oval serving dishes dated 1905, decorated with garlands of flower sprays, gilt scrolls, a border of cobalt blue highlighted with gilt garlands and a gilt scalloped edge, each 26 x 18 x 4cm, puce factory marks, a Spode 2375 pattern Imari saucer, cobalt blue, burnt orange and gilt highlighted, diameter 14cm, hand painted Spode and numbered to the underside of the rim, a large early 20th century Vienna porcelain fruit bowl with central flower spray, with batwing panels of floral sprays infilled with cobalt blue and gilt, piecrust scalloped edge and gilt border, diameter 27cm, height 8cm, blue beehive mark to the base and two early 20th century Royal Crown Derby porcelain dishes dated 1904, of scalloped oval shell shape, with border of cobalt blue and gilt enhanced with a trail of white enamelled beads, marked to the underside with the factory backstamp and impressed date 9-04, pattern no.4550 (6).

Three boxed Spode collectors' plates, comprising The Iona, The European Community Enlargement plate 1973, The Lindisfarne plate, with certificates, together with various pin dishes to include Royal Copenhagen, Coalport, Crown Staffordshire, Lladró, etc, a Royal Copenhagen plate, Hans H Hansen 'The Good Shepherd', a Royal Doulton commemorative plate, British Olympic Association 1984 Olympics, two Wedgwood jasperware plates and a covered dish, Royal Doulton series ware twin-handled sugar bowl and one other miniature character jug, together with a Lawleys pottery jug, pitcher and chamber pot with printed rose decoration (2).

Various antique and vintage collectible pottery to include a Poole Pottery bowl decorated with a border of brightly coloured flowers, factory stamp to the base, diameter approx 22.5cm, an F & R Pratt & Co Fenton (Manufacturer to HRH Prince Albert) twin-handled fruit bowl with central polychrome pattern of a family picking grape vines, within a lustre border of acorns and leaves, with twin handles to the sides, raised on a pedestal foot rim, width from handle to handle approx 29cm, a hand painted windmill plate with a blue and gilt border, diameter 19cm, a Royal Worcester blush ivory ornamental basket, height approx 9cm, length handle to handle approx 19cm, a Copeland Spode chintz decorated square bowl, an Imperial Karara ware brown mottled lustre trumpet vase, height approx 25cm and a pair of Losol ware octagonal straight-sided vase with flared lips, with matching Imari design (8). CONDITION REPORT The twin-handled fruit bowl has repairs to both handles, a lot of craquelure to the body, only really visible on the white areas. The picture and decoration have good definition.

Various blue and white china to include Wedgwood jasperware, a pair of vases, covered dressing table box, Copeland Spode 'Italian' ware items, Willow pattern part tea service, together with a Victorian moulded meat dish, with printed black ropetwist border, etc.

Quantity of various house clearance china and glass, to include part Copeland Spode Peplow, Coalport, Oriental bowl etc,

Quantity of China to include large modern jugs, platters, Spode Fortuna, Miniature tea set, Noddy:- Hello Mr Plod, Would you Like a ride, A lovely Breakfast etc

A quantity of china to include A Wade Coronation 1953 mug; A Royal Doulton "The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dikens" tankard; Copeland Spode coffee tankards, jug and some plates; a Copland blue and white Tyg, chip to base; Toby jug, Royal Worcester coffee cans, Miniature Stein style tankards; and other general china, some cabinet china and modern china; much with wear - see images

Three trays, two with a collection of pill boxes and other lidded boxes including Aynsley, Limoges, Staffordshire etc. Two blue enamel and gilt decorated eggs and a tray with a collection of Spode miniature teacups and saucers, figurines including an Italian figurine of a Great Dane, a collection of miniature porcelain dolls and some miniature mud men and miniature shoes (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

3 boxes of assorted china, to include Tuscan fine bone china 'Dogwood', part tea ware, Royal Doulton Expressions 'Windemere' teapot, milk jug and sugar basin, Victorian Commemorative ware, Paragon 'Malandi' sandwich plate, boxed Spode 'Christmas Rose' sandwich platter/mince pie plate, boxed Spode place mats, picture frames etc. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

3 Boxes of assorted china and glass, to include boxed Spode Italian mug, coaster and infuser, 19th century teapot possibly from a child's set in cream and green, collection of ceramic thimbles, Royal Winton sugar bowl with white metal cover etc. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Nine Spode collectors plates. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

A rare large Spode-Copeland limited edition Royal commemorative tyg for the 1937 Coronation, printed factory marks and limited edition no. 37 to base, with three foliate capped handles and flared base, painted with Britannia, the Royal coat of arms and a portrait of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the inside rim with an English rose meander, 5¾in. (14.6cm.) high. * Good condition, with just light scratching to gilt. No other faults.

Professor R. W. Baker for Adderley - a 1953 Coronation commemorative two handled bowl and cover, with crown knop, decorated in black with a design by Prof. Baker, engraved by R. Austin RA, gilt lined, no. 2 of 200, 7¼in. (18.5cm.) high; together with six other Royal commemoratives by Foley, Spode, Adderley, Minton and Wedgwood. (7) * All in good condition, apart from the Adderley 1937 Coronation two handled loving cup, which is cracked.