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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 J C Edwards tile teapot stand designed by C F A Voysey, decorated with a grotesque creature, glazed green impressed marks to reverse, scratches 16cm. high

A Martin Brothers stoneware architectural tile panel by Robert Wallace Martin, cast and carved with panels of geometric foliage, the shoulder painted with a panel of scrolling foliage with dragon mask terminal, in shades of brown highlighted in white, the inside painted with waterweed, a Martin Brothers stoneware pedestal base and a Martin Brothers stoneware column incised with scrolling foliage, probably a jardiniere stand or a fountain base, tile unsigned, pedestal signed R W Martin London, damages and repairs 24.5cm. high, 23cm. wide (5), column 76cm. high (5) Provenance 20th Century Decorative Arts 25th May 1990 lot 269 (part) Private collection.

A Rookwood Pottery Vellum glaze vase, dated 1909, shouldered form, painted with trees on a riverbank scene, in colours, impressed marks, hairline to top rim, 20.5cm. high Literature Rookwood Pottery, page 129 catalogue number 1289 for a tile plaque with a comparable design.

A Morris & Co Elsley twelve tile panel, tin-glazed tiles in shades of blue and green on a cream ground, framed, each tile 13cm. square Literature Richard & Hilary Myers William Morris Tiles, Richard Dennis Publications, page

A Martin Brothers stoneware tile, incised with a crow perched on a bough before a church, in shades of black, brown and green on a buff ground, and a smaller Martin Brothers tile main tile unmarked, 2nd tile cast marks, 15.5 x 13.5cm. (2)

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.

A pair of Pilkington's Lancastrian tiles, modelled in low relief with a dragon rampant and a Cypress tree, amidst scrolling foliage, in golden lustre on a midnight blue ground, framed 15.5cm. square Literature A J Cross Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian Pottery and Tiles, Richard Dennis Publications, page 36 plate 38a for this tile design which was used at the Franco British Exhibition in 1908. The Studio Yearbook, 1908 page 31 for a fireplace illustrated with this tile design.

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 Martin Brothers stoneware tile, probably by Robert Wallace Martin, dated 1881, incised and modelled in low relief with lily flowers, glazed in shades of green, blue and brown on a textured buff ground incised 23-4-81 apparently unsigned, 15.5cm. square.

A blue & white Delft tile, decorated with a figure fishing; another, centrally decorated with a bird amidst foliage with an insect; and four manganese Delft tiles, decorated with horses and ducks, 12.5cm square approx. (6)

A Dutch Delft tile panel, canal scene, probably Amsterdam, in sepia tones, five by four arrangement, mounted in a giltwood frame, 73 x 58cm approx.

Assorted tools including tile cutter, jerry can and Hozelock sprayer

Early Copelands decorated tile and glass paper weight

An Art Nouveau satin walnut washstand fitted with marble top and tile back, resting on outswept legs.

A pair of vintage Danish design occasional tables, the timber frames supporting ceramic tile inserts

A tile top coffee table decorated with birds

BEATTIE (W) SWITZERLAND ILLUSTRATED IN A SERIES OF VIEWS EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK BY W. H. BARTLETT, 2 vols, engraved plates, 3/4 leather with marbled board, London, Virtue, 1836 (half tile to Vol I detached, foxing) (2)

SANDYS (G), A RELATION OF A JOURNEY BEGUN AN DOM 1610, engraved title and illustrations to text, numerous page repairs and some replaced sections / pages written by hand but some time ago, London, W. Barrett 1621; RUSCELLI (G), THE SECRETES OF THE REVEREND MAISTER ALEXIS OF PIEMONT, lacking tile and may text pages replaced in old hand writing, London, 1563 (both as found - not subject to return) (2)

A Masons Ironstone China Regency pattern part dinner and tea service, including a teapot and cover, with a selection of other Victorian and later ceramics and glass including a Wedgwood American Ships plate, two tile trays, an Art Nouveau tile, two other tiles, a pair of Granvile China Oriental Birds pattern plates, with other transfer wares, Minton, Foley and other cake stands etc (Qty)

A Stoke-on-Trent pottery Tile depicting a dog waiting at a door, 20 cm. square

An Edwardian Pine white marble top tile back washstand

An oak single mirror door wardrobe with drawer, a near-matching marble top tile back washstand and dressing chest, an Edwardian mahogany double bedstead, an Edwardian oak double bedstead, a Victorian rosewood centre table with faceted column to triform base, three elm seated stick back chairs, and a three-tier etagere with inlaid decoration

Mahogany washstand having raised blue tile back over a marble top and two short drawers with brass handles, standing on lyre shaped pierced supports leading to lower shaped tier, standing on shaped feet - 39.5" wide

Sapphire Tile Pattern Ring, comprising 5.25cts of oval cut blue sapphires set in a mosaic style in 14ct gold vermeil and silver, creating a large, jigsaw edged shape, with diamond highlights, sitting smoothly over the finger, with a comfortable j-backing; size U/V

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)

A Bernard Leach foliate tile, 10 x 10cm.

A Bernard Leach bird's nest tile, 10 x 10cm.

A Bernard Leach floral tile, 10 x 10cm and three other tile fragments.

An Islamic white metal and glass scent bottle, height 22cm, a cased old leather bound Quran, together with a bank note, a Persian pottery tile decorated with a deer and a Persian mosaic inlaid wood box.

A rare Bernard Leach celedon glazed miniature model of one of his ridge tile figures, the equestrian group with a warrior on horseback, length 5cm. Damages.

A 1960's retro chrome, teak and tile top coffee table / occasional table having a stunning sunburst pattern tile top, possibly Poole Pottery. The chrome angular base with teak stretcher to centre. Measures: 43cm x 109cm x 47cm.

A 1960's retro chrome, teak and tile top coffee table / occasional table having a foliate vine pattern tile top, possibly Poole Pottery. The chrome angular base with teak stretcher to centre. Measures: 43cm x 109cm x 47cm.

A 1970's Danish influence teak and tile top coffee - occasional table raised on suspension set legs with tiled centre. Measures: 43cm x 96cm x 50cm.

A 1970's G-Plan Kelso teak and tile top nest of tables. The tables of graduating form with tiled large table, plain smaller tables. Measure: 50cm x 50cm x 50cm.

A 1970's retro Danish chrome and tile top coffee / occasional table. The squared tubular chrome legs supporting a suspension set rectangular top with inset decorative ceramic tiled centre in the manner of Poole Pottery. Measures: 37cm x 105cm x 36cm.

A collection of 5 Maws twin tile pictures featuring figures from Dickens novels; a composition figure of an elegant 1920's lady golfer; 3 medieval style plaques

A 16th century Islamic Turkish Ottoman Iznik border tile, the central red and green rosette flanked by buds, saz leaves and half roundels in turquoise on the blue ground with turquoise edging above and below, 15 x 25cm (6 x 9.75 in) Minor glaze losses and chips to the edges

A 16th century Islamic Turkish Ottoman Iznik tile fragment painted with inverted ogee arabesque lobes interlocking in blue, turquoise and red, 14.5 x 22cm (5.75 x 8.75 in) This tile has losses to each end and chips and glaze losses to its edges

A 17th century Islamic Persian Safavid Cuerda Seca tile, the yellow and white flowers with aubergine stamens and green leaves against the turquoise blue ground, 19.5 x 19.5cm (7.75 x 7.75 in) This has a larger chip and area of glaze loss to one corner

A 17th century Islamic Persian Safavid Kubachi tile fragment painted with a lady's head within wavy blue and yellow bands, her turquoise head dress with blue spots and red edged ribbon ties, 9 x 15.5cm (3.5 x 6 in)

A 15th century Islamic Syrian Mamluk blue and white hexagonal tile, the central hexagon of flowers within a white six point star on a radiating ground of rich blue bands, 18 x 17.5cm (7 x 6.75 in) There are minor chips and glaze losses to the rim and a crack running from the rim 1/3 of the way to the centre

Two mid 16th century Iznik 'Dome of the Rock' tiles, each painted in blue on the diagonal with wing shaped leaves flanking buds against the white ground, 19 x 19.5cm (7.5 x 7.75 in) (2) Literature: For an illustration of a similar tile, see Venetia Porter, 'Islamic Tiles' , figure 92 on page 104Good

An Iznik tile, possibly 19th century Kutayha, painted in aubergine with a boar running against a white ground within a green rim band and red floral spandrels, 19 x 19cm (7.5 x 7.5 in)

A Victorian Minton tile, depicting Rob Roy in Glasgow toll-booth, illustration by Moir Smith, 8" across.

Framed ceramic tile, young girl with bird. CONDITION REPORT: Crazing to tile but no obvious damage.

An Edwardian stained mahogany hall stand, the central rectangular mirror plate and single tile above a glove box, flanked by two stick stands, 76cm wide, 200cm high.

HALL CHAIR. A Victorian mahogany hall chair, the back set a Moyr Smith tile 'Harold's Path to William.' Height 98cm. PLEASE NOTE: Our in-house, postal shipping service is NOT available for this lot, or as part of any multiple lot purchases due to size, weight or fragility. Alternative, recommended carrier services are available.

An antique Persian Bakhtar rug, the diamond tile floral design within repeating rosette border, 200 x 130 cm

A set of Eleven, English glazed tiles; each one with a floral design in mottled blue, yellow and green glaze, about 15.5 cm. square, 19th Century (11) Condition Report The damage includes one tile repaired and some areas of deterioration.

A Victorian treacle-glazed character jug, Martha Gunn, with cover, 8.5in., pair of silver-mounted cut glass jugs, two-handled beech tray with inset ceramic tile, glass table lamp, etc.

Arte Islamica. Persian turquoise tile with epigraphic decoration Iran, Ilkhanid dynasty, 13th - 14th century Molded and glazed fritware . Cm 28,00 x 11,50.

Arte Islamica. A pottery tile painted with lustre depicting a bird among flowers and sprays Iran, Qajar dynasty, 19th century . Heavy central hairline and craquelé in the glaze and in the lustre.. Cm 30,50 x 30,50.

Set of four Chinese blue and white tile panels, painted with mountainous landscape detailed with figures in boats, hardwood frames, 35.5 x 24cms.

18th Century Delft tile, from Bawdsey Manor, the blue and white tile with a shipping scene, 12cm x 13cm

A LONG TAILED FIERCE DRAGON FIGURE surmounted on a roof ridge tile, 51cm in length x 62cm in height

A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY LONGWY POTTERY TILE decorated with oriental birds amongst foliage, signed 'Longwy' to the reverse and numbered D3050, 62cm wide x 18cm high