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FOUR SUNDERLAND PINK LUSTRE JUGS AND A SILVER RESIST LUSTRE JUG, C1830-50 the largest with transfer prints of the Wear Bridge signed J Phillips Hylton Pottery and the Sunderland Life Boat, both heightened in colour, another with the ship NORTHUMBERLAND and verse THE LOSS OF GOLD IS GREAT, the third with a schooner and verse The Lord is my Shepherd in spotted lustre border, largest jug 23cm h, silver resist lustre jug with collector's label Provenance: (silver resist jug) W Salt, Buxton. ++Largest jug with hairline crack in neck and handle re-attached with metal staples. Northumberland jug with internal hairline crack, the other shipping jug with flat chip inside the rim. Silver resist jug with chips on rims and some discolouration of the glaze. Smallest pink lustre jug with wear to decoration

A RALPH WOOD TYPE STAFFORDSHIRE 'OLD TOBY PHILPOT' JUG with Toby seated with beer mug on knee and in light-blue glazed overcoat and hat-top, circa 1780, 26cms high; together with a mottled pottery cow creamer and a Sunderland lustre mug to commemorate the opening of Iron Bridge, 1796 Provenance: entered by descendant (Great Great Granddaughter) of French portrait artist Nina Fagnani www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nina_Fagnani item(s) would have belonged to Ms Fagnani

Two late 18th century porcelain tea bowls, an early transfer-printed and Sunderland cluster teacup (damaged), a Victorian pottery Imari decorated tureen and stand (lacking cover), an oval pottery plate of chinoiserie design and a pair of porcelain figures of putti holding baskets of flowers (damaged)

Large coloured printed lustre creamware jug of North East 'interest', with "EAST VIEW of the IRON BRIDGE over the RIVER WEAR", "SUNDERLAND, COAL-TRADE" and mariner's verse, probably Dawson's Low Ford Pottery, height 20.2cm.

Coloured printed lustre creamware jug of 'North East' interest, with "West View of The Iron Bridge near Sunderland" and "Remember" verse, probably Scotts, Southwick Pottery, height 17.3cm.See illustration

A MID VICTORIAN SUNDERLAND LUSTRE POTTERY FROG MUG, printed in underglaze black and naively overpainted in colours to commemorate the Crimea War, the reverse printed with the verse "England England ... ", within pink splash and line borders, 4 3/4" high (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SUNDERLAND LUSTRE POTTERY FROG MUG of cylindrical form, on glaze printed in black and naively overpainted in colours with three roistering sailors beside a drum, cannon and anchor above the verse "The Flag that's Braved a Thousand Years/The Battle and the Breeze", the reverse with the verse "England England ...", 4 1/2" high (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)

A Sunderland lustreware 'Crimea' frog mug, 19th century, 12cm high, an early 19th century Staffordshire pearlware jug decorated with harvesting scenes, 13.5cm high, a larger pearlware jug (a.f), a Pratt type pottery ram atop a naturalistic base, 12cm wide, and further Sunderland lustreware items, (10).

Three pieces of Sunderland pottery

A collection of mixed blue and white painted pottery, a Sunderland lustre bowl, a pewter dish, a copper lustre spittoon, a cow creamer, etc, all restored

Two Sunderland pottery religious plaques

Dixon, Auston & Co lustre figure ''Winter'', together with a Sunderland pottery egg and a similar cased example, two mugs and two sugar bowls (two trays)

A group of Sunderland pottery and lustre ware including a frog mug depicting Crimean soldiers (damaged), a plate, jugs, other frog mugs, etc. together with a volume on Sunderland pottery (two trays)

A 19th century Sunderland Pottery lustre ware cup depicting sailing vessel and religious transcript 'The Lord is my Shepherd, my Guardian and Guide' the inside having a brown coloured frog with an open mouth h. 10.5 cm

A Sunderland lustre pottery jug, height 19cm, a floral decorated jug and two mugs.

A Sunderland lustre pottery ship plaque 'Retribution Steamer': attributed to the Low Lights Pottery, North Shields with sponged pink and brown lustre 'frame', 22 x 24 cm.*Notes H.M.S.Retribution was a wooden-hulled 10 gun paddle frigate launched in 1844. She won battle honours in the Crimea 1854, the Baltic 1855 and in China 1860.

Ten 19th century pottery cow creamers, including; blue and white 'Willow' pattern, brown sponge decorated, a Sunderland lustre ware type cow, three brown, two black and two further (a.f.), 13cm high, (10).

Ten 19th century pottery cow creamers, including; a Prattware type pink and black sponge decorated cow, two black and gilt spotted, a Sunderland lustre type cow, five further and a matt brown glaze figural/ cow candlestick, (a.f.), 16.5cm high, (10).

A Gray's pottery Sunderland pink lustre Success To The Volunteers jug, of bulbous form with beak spout, moulded handle and circular foot, printed ship marks beneath, 13cm high, a Royal Worcester Mulberry Hall limited edition Dean and Chapter Of York urn and 19thC bargeware bowl of tapering outline. (3)

A collection of three 19th Century pottery jugs including "A West View of the Iron Bridge at Sunderland....." with "May Carpenters flourish & our trade increase......" verso, a Sunderland lustre jug decorated with script "Tis a very good world for to live in............" and verso "When first I was a Foremast man I often did pretend....." and another decorated with a portrait of a gentleman inscribed "The determined enemy of corruption & the constitutional friend of his Sovereign" and verso "Sir Francis Burdett Bart MP committed to The Tower 6th April 1810 by the house of Commons for firmly and disinterestedly asserting the legal rights of the British people"

A Mid XIX Century Sunderland Lustre Pottery Plaque, of shaped rectangular form, the centre printed and overpainted with "The Star of Tasmania", within a pink and brown lustre border, 12 x 23cms.

A 19th century Sunderland lustre jug, decorated a Masonic print, and two verses, Women Make Men Love, and Friendship, Love and Truth, 21 cm high, a similar jug, and another pottery jug with Masonic decoration, 14.5 cm high, all with damage or repair (3)

A Sunderland lustre teapot and cover, damaged, 13 cm high, a pair of Staffordshire pottery dogs, other ceramics, glass and items (2 boxes)

A group including two Victorian Sunderland dump paperweights, Studio pottery etc (qty)

A Castleford commemorative mug, miniature coloured Parian figure of a cricketer, two Sunderland lustre mugs, two glazed pottery models of parrots and a green glazed temple dog.

A tray of mixed C19th pottery and porcelain including Staffordshire porcelain, Sunderland lustre and frog mug etc.

A Dixon, Austin & Co Sunderland pottery large jug, circa 1820, printed with a west view of the cast iron bridge over the Wear at Sunderland, within line borders, 22cm high (cracked)

A group of 18th and 19th century English pottery and porcelain including Staffordshire toby jugs including one of Nelson, pair of Royal Crown Derby imari vases, a frog mug, copper lustre wares, Sunderland plaque, Leeds pottery hunting jug, tankards painted with floral sprays and landscapes etc

A SCOTT & SONS, SOUTHWICK POTTERY SUNDERLAND LUSTRE WELCOME HOME JUG CIRCA 1829-38decorated with a finely coloured and printed view of the Cast Iron Bridge over the river Wear opened in 1786 reversed by a verse; decorated with splashed purple lustre and floral sprays to the neck 11.5cm high

A Sunderland lustre type Bowl decorated with a ''Barque'' ship and sailor's rhyme to interior, also bearing sailors rhyme and figures, rhyme believed to have been written by William Ball of Balls Pottery, 4'' tall x 8'' diameter.

Two Sunderland Lustre pottery plaques, ''Northumberland 74'' and ''Duke of Wellington - 131 Guns'', 23cm wide

A 19thC Sunderland pink lustre jug, of miniature form, set with the Manchester Unity Independent Crier Of Odd Fellow front, a view of the cast iron bridge verso, with plain moulded handle on circular foot, 11cm high, and another 19thC Sunderland pottery motto jug. (2)

A late 19th century Sunderland Ware china square shaped dish decorated with a Galleon, inscribed "May peace and plenty on our nation smile trade with commerce", impressed markings to reverse. Together with a Japanese pottery imari bowl, a staffordshire figure of Roger Giles, two pot lids and a Victorian pickle dish.

A Dixon & Co Sunderland Pottery pink lustre maritime rescue jug, black printed on one side, with oarsmen struggling in an open boat, beyond and before them ships in distress, the other side an eight line verse "I envy no one's berth or fame," and the maker's name, maximum height 12cm. Condition report: Some minor chips to rims, surface scratches and signs of use.

A Sunderland lustre pottery rectangular wall plaque, late 19th Century, printed with a verse 'How Happy Every Child of Grace, Who Knows his Sins Forgiven! ...' framed by flowers, within scroll moulded rim, length approx 22cm.

Two Sunderland pottery lustre jugs, one with Iron Bridge and mottos, the other decorated with a ship, William IV (both cracked)

An early 19th century Sunderland lustre jug; an early 19th century loving cup; a piece of Coalport; decorative pottery

A mixed lot to include a 19th century Sunderland lustre cup, a pair of Limoges porcelain cups and a pair of Royal Staffordshire pottery Peking pattern plates, (6)

A LARGE SUNDERLAND PINK LUSTRE POTTERY GLOBULAR SEAFARER'S JUG - 'From Hence in the Deep...' and 'When This you See...', 21 cms high, 19 cms diameter

A creamware cylindrical quart frog mug blackprinted 'A southeast view of the stupendous iron bridge built over the river Wear at Sunderland' by R. Burdon Esq. N.P. begun 24 Sep 1793, opened 9 August 1796, further signed Newcastle Pottery, inside the crudely coloured fibian the original handle is lost and it is now tinsmith repaired with a band to the rim and a handle, the body is extensively cracked, maximum height 17.5cm. The mount is still firmly attached

A quantity of ceramics to include: a Royal Crown Derby Carolina Duck paperweight (with silver stopper), together with a Poole Pottery vase and dish, a Sunderland lustre plate, a Belleek cup & saucer (printed black mark), a Beswick Beatrix Potter figurines, a reproduction cow creamer and other items.

A SUNDERLAND LUSTRE LIDDED JAR decorated with a print "New Bridge over the Weir at Sunderland" and a collection of similar creamware and pottery (a lot). Provenance: The Peter Wood Collection

OF WESLEYAN INTEREST - a pair of Sunderland lustre plaques, c.1820, of shaped oblong form centrally painted in black with "Thou God Seest Me" and a verse "The loss of gold is great ...", with pink splash and copper lustre borders, 7 1/2" x 8 1/2", together with a Staffordshire pottery flatback figure of Wesley preaching from a pulpit over a clock, 11 1/2" high, a child's pottery mug "Wesleyan Sunday School, Cross Bank, Batley", 3 3/4" high and a loving cup "Primitive Methodist Jubilee Chapel, Tunstall", 5" high (5)

19th Century Sunderland pink lustre rectangular pottery dish printed with a three masted galleon

An early to mid 20th Century Grays pottery sunderland lustre lidded container with central image of man-of-war battle.

A small collection of 18th/19th Century English pottery and porcelain, including - Worcester porcelain "Mansfield" pattern bowl, 6.25ins diameter x 3ins high (painted crescent mark), Turner dry body jug with brown rim moulded with a classical scene, trees, grape vine and fruit, 7.75ins high, and six pieces of Sunderland purple lustre and a goblet painted in colours and copper lustre on a drab ground, various

An Art Deco Longwy pottery vase, in vibrant colours, together with a 19th century glass bud vase, a Sunderland Lustre dish and a porcelain figure, AF (4)

A Royal Worcester part dinner service, decorated with swags and bows, a Mason's Irontstone willow pattern jug and bowl, together with two Sunderland copper lustre pottery jugs

A Sunderland lustre pottery jug, with the Mariner's Arms and verse to the sides, another jug, a silver lustre jug, three copper lustre mugs, and a jug

SUNDERLAND LUSTRE PEARLWARE JUG, mid 19th century, printed and painted with a view of the Sunderland Bridge inscribed Hylton Pottery, a verse starting "Say if No More In Converse Sweet" and a sailor's farewell scene inscribed "The Order Given, The signal gun is fir'd", chipped spout, 20.5cm

An early 19thC Dixon Austin and Co Sunderland pottery plaque, 'Prepare To Meet Thy God', with yellow and black outline and black lettering, impressed marks beneath, 18cm dia.

Three pieces of Moorcroft pottery, Sunderland, Rain Daisy and Cluny a Sunderland pattern vase designed by Shirley Hayes, decorated with stylised flowers and foliage, painted and impressed marks, numbered 205/350, 20.5cm high a Rain Daisy small vase designed by Rachel Bishop, a star membership vase decorated with flower heads, buds and foliage, painted marks, 13.5cm high a Cluny shallow plate designed by Sally Tuffin, decorated with leaves and stylised trees, impressed and painted marks, 26cm wide (3)

Victorian and later Sunderland and other lustre pottery, including a pair of bat printed tea cups and saucers, jug decorated with vines and a polka dot coffee cup, (a quantity).

Sixteen pieces of 19th Century lustre pottery including a Sunderland plaque depicting figures before Abbey ruins. CONDITION REPORT: Restoration to plaque, wear marks and light scratches throughout, chipping and hairline cracks to seven examples see photographs.

A mixed lot of decorative items, including a French faience jardiniere, a Henley Studio pottery bowl, Sunderland lustre jug, Edwardian letter rack, small boxes, and other items

JOHN C BAKER: SUNDERLAND POTTERY, 1984, 5th edition, original pictorial laminated wraps, plus TIM SCOTT: FINE WICKER FURNITURE 1870-1930, 1990, original pictorial laminated wraps, plus GEOFFREY A GODDEN: LOWESTOFT PORCELAINS, 1985 2nd edition, original cloth gilt, dust wrapper (3)

Ceramic Reference Books - 'English Brown Stoneware 1670-1900' by Adrian Oswald, 1982, 'Fair as China Dishes, English Delft Ware' by Michael Archer and Brian Morgan, 1977, 'London Delft Ware' by Frank Britton, 1986, first published 1987 by Johnathan Horn and signed by the publisher, 'Browne Muggs' by Robin Hildyard, 1985, 'Sunderland Pottery' revised by John C Baker, 1984 and 'Dated English Delft Ware' by Louis L Lipski and Michael Archer, limited edition no. 355/1000, published 1984

A 19thC moulded brown stoneware jug, decorated with mounted huntsmen, hounds and flora 11.5''h; and two Lancaster Sunderland pottery character mugs with silver plated rims 'Sir John Falstaff' and 'Robin Hood' 6''h OS10

A COLLECTION OF SUNDERLAND LUSTRE POTTERY, early 19th century, comprising a large baluster jug printed with a view of "Shields The Mouth of River Tyne" (sic), and a moralistic verse "How Happy every child of grace ....", 9" high, a "Sailors Farewell" mug, 5" high, a tobacco jar and cover printed with ".... Iron Bridge over the River Wear ... opend. .... 1796", 4 1/2" diameter and a Dixon & Co. creamware frog mug "A West View of the Iron Bridge .... ", 4 3/4" high (4) (Illustrated)

A Victorian Sunderland splash lustre pot bellied pottery jug, painted and printed with a lyrical verse and a fishing vessel bearing the inscription 'Provident' and the legend Luke Abraham 1843, 28 cm wide, together an earlier Pearlware jug with lustre border, dated 1822