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A TURKISH ISNIK TILE, 19th Century or earlier, decorated in blue, turquoise and red with stylised formally arranged flowerheads, 9.8in square.

Minton tiles, scenes from Shakespeare designed by John Moyr Smith A set of five black print on white with buff and five others with different colourways, 15.5 x 15.5 cm One buff tile cracked and repaired, two with green have corner chips Others all good with minor nicks to edges

A Japanese tea tile

Qajar tile, mid 19th Century, moulded in low relief with a hunter on horseback, finished in underglaze blue, turquoise and aubergine colours (restored), mounted within a walnut frame, 34cm x 26cm

Pine single pedestal dressing table with 'Delft' tile top and handles, W110cm

A tile back mirrored beechwood Hall stand - Height 1.86 m x 83 cm

An Edwardian tile back mahogany washstand with a marble top and a Doulton five piece jug and bowl set with a Doulton slop bucket of different design - Height 1.28 m x Width 1.03 m

An Iznik lustre jug, together with a tile, framed, 19cm tall

A 1970's teak standing cabinet, together with a corner cabinet, and a tile top table, 111cm

A cast iron fire grate and a small cast iron tile topped table

A G-plan tile topped and teak coffee table, w. 71 cm CONDITION REPORT: Structurally sound, some wear

A large Swedish wall tile depicting stylised cottages, l. 26 cm, together with an unmarked tile and two others by Jie and Deco

Aimo for Jie of Sweden, a ceramic wall tile decorated with raised flowers on a green ground, l. 16 cm, together with two others by Jie and Zohar

A nest of three G-Plan tile topped and teak coffee tables, max. w. 49.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: Structurally sound, wear commensurate with age

A nest of three Danish tile topped and teak framed coffee tables, max. w. 66 cm CONDITION REPORT: Splits and losses

A 1970's tile topped and teak coffee table of rectangular cushioned form with a second tier, l. 105 cm CONDITION REPORT: Wear commensurate with age, generally good

Helen Allingham (1848-1926) British ‘A Spring Garden’, A Young Girl in a Flower Garden, with a Cottage Beyond, Watercolour, Signed, 12” x 10” Provenance; Mrs Faudel-Phillips from the G F White Collection – M Newman Ltd A2613 £45- The Aisher Family – The Marley Tile Company Collection at Christies 19th September 1991 lot 21, now being sold by a member of the Aisher Family Literature; Helen Allingham’s England, Ina Taylor, P69, ‘A Spring Garden’, in a house close to Helen’s own at Sandhills It was the home of Mr Ayland, bellringer at Witley Church, and was always used for meetings of the Sunday School and Mothers Union before the village hall was built – Helen Allingham’s Cottage Homes Revisited, Anabel Watts, P67, From the middle of the nineteenth century this house was the property of Edward Leach A man of some substance, Leach also owned a blacksmiths, two cottages with gardens, a kiln and some 450 acres of both arable and woodland

A GROUP OF ELEVEN 18TH CENTURY DELFT TILES painted with various buildings and sailing vessels in manganese, each tile 13cm square

A large Minton Hollins & Co Pre-Raphaelite tile, painted with a maiden holding a flaming torch before a crescent moon and starry golden sky, in colours, framed impressed marks to reverse 30cm. square

A Carter's Poole Pottery tile, dated 1953, painted en grisaille with Corfe Castle, Dorset, two other Carter's tiles printed in colours with a seagull designed by Irene Fawkes and a barge design, a set of three tiles painted with sailing ships, and four prints on rice paper of tile designs one signed in the print Fawkes, and a Carter's tile panel designed by Reginald Till for the staircase at Poole Pottery impressed marks, minor rim chips, 15.5cm. square (11) Provenance Tile panel salvaged from the Poole Pottery on its demolition.

A Longden tile possibly retailed by Morris & Co, decorated with flower and foliate quartered design in blue on a white ground, two other tiles in the manner of Morris & Co a Minton's tile printed with an Aesthetic Movement flying crane and a collection of tiles 12cm. square (a lot)

A William De Morgan Tulip & Trellis tile on Poole Architectural blank, painted in shades of blue and green on a white ground with trellis and tulip design, a William De Morgan Rose tile, and two other William De Morgan tiles, impressed marks, glaze chips, minor old restoration to rose tile 15.5cm. square (4) Literature Jon Catleugh William De Morgan Tiles, Trefoil, page 97 colour plate IX b for a comparable tile.

A William De Morgan Merton Abbey Persian large tile, square section, painted with a flower and foliate design in blue, green and aubergine on a white ground, and two others similar, framed impressed mark, 20.5cm. square (3)

An early William De Morgan Great Curassow tile, painted with a bird amidst stylised foliage, in ruby lustre on a white ground, in later wood frame, broken in tree and repaired, chips to lower edge, 15cm square Literature Martin Greenwood The Designs of William De Morgan, Richard Dennis, page 127 figure 930. Provenance 20th Century Design, Woolley and Wallis, 21st September 2008, lot 631.

A William De Morgan late Fulham Period BBB tile, painted in shades of yellow, aubergine and green on a white ground, in later frame, and two other William De Morgan tiles impressed seal mark, 15.5cm. square (3) Literature Jon Catleugh William De Morgan Tiles, Trefoil, page 80 figure 87 this design illustrated.

A Pilkington's Lancastrian tile designed by Lewis F Day, modelled in low relief with a flower design in green and blue on a cream ground, and two other tiles attributed to Lewis F Day and three ruby lustre tiles probably Maw & Co, all framed 15.5cm. square (6) Literature Joan Maria Hansen Lewis Foreman Day (1845-1910) Unity in Design & Industry Antique Collecting Club, page 188 figure 6.34 a and b this design illustrated. This design was shown at the Wolverhampton Exhibition of 1902.

A Pilkington's tile, modelled in low relief and painted with a lion rampant on a heraldic shield, inside scrolling foliate border, in shades of blue, ruby and golden lustre, in later ebonised wood frame impressed P to back 15.5cm. square Literature A J Cross Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian Pottery and Tiles, Richard Dennis, page 36 for two related tiles which were exhibited in a fireplace at the 1908 Franco-British Exhibition.

A Pilkington's tile designed by J. Henry Sellers, modelled in low relief with a lion rampant, in golden lustre in a blue lustre ground, framed, and another Pilkington's Lancastrian tile modelled in low relief with foliage 15.5cm. square (2) Literature A J Cross Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian Pottery & Tiles, Richard Dennis, page 36 plate 38a for this tile design which was used in a fireplace as the centrepiece of the Pilkington's stand at the Franco-British Exhibition in 1908. The Studio Yearbook, 1908, the fireplace featuring this tile design illustrated page 31.

Two William De Morgan Galleon tiles, painted in ruby lustre on a white ground, and two William De Morgan ruby lustre tiles, in later wooden frame, each tile 15cm square, frame 38.5cm. square Literature Martin Greenwood The Designs of William De Morgan Richard Dennis, page 120 figures 890 and 814 for these designs.

Sylvia Fox Strangeways Two studio pottery tiles dated 1927 and 1928, one painted with a blossom tree, the other with a flower spray, in colours on a turquoise ground, Crazy Daisy a Harris G Strong tile panel, another Harris G Strong tile panel, framed, painted marks, date and SFS monogram, minor chips 15.5cm. square (4) Catalogue notes Sylvia Fox Strangeways was a privae pupil at the Leach Pottery in 1926

A Martin Brothers stoneware tile, modelled in low relief with a sunflower, glazed green and brown, framed 13.5 x 14.5cm.,

A Martin Brothers stoneware heraldic tile, decorated with coat of arms Virtute Nono Verbis, framed, and another Martin Brothers tile incised and painted with orchid flowers,14.5 x 13.5cm. (2)

Four Martin Brothers stoneware tiles, one dated 1899, each modelled in low relief with ivy leaf design, inside simple chevron border, glazed brown incised Martin Bros 3-1899 to chevron border on one, each tile 16cm. square (4) Literature Malcolm Haslam The Martin Brothers Potters, Richard Dennis, page 98 for comparable tiles illustrated.

A Gothic Revival oak hall chair, with ebonised wood detailing, and decoration to the back, inset with two Minton's Early English History tiles designed by John Moyr Smith depicting Canute and The Death of Harold, 100cm. high Literature Annamarie Stapleton John Moyr Smith 1839-1912 A Victorian Designer, Richard Dennis Publishing, page 61 for the tile series illustrated. Hans Van Lemmen Tiled Furniture, Shire Album, page 16-17 for comparable chairs illustrated.

A set of five large tiles, decorated with ducks and fowl in a farmyard setting, three later framed, an Aesthetic Movement tile printed and painted with a crane with a fish in its beak, another similar, an original watercolour design for a tile panel, and a collection of tiles impressed XXX mark, 20cm. square

Eleven blue & white printed tiles, with 'C' scroll and rose decoration; a tile painted in colours with a view of a ruined castle; five neoclassical Minton's tiles, and two border tiles (19)

A Persian Qajar dynasty moulded polychrome pottery tile, decorated under the glaze with an interior garden room scene of two seated figures amongst fruit, 23cm x 23cm

A Persian Qajar dynasty moulded polychrome pottery tile, decorated under the glaze with an interior scene of three seated figures enjoying fruit and sweetmeats, 24cm x 24cm

An Art Nouveau hardwood and tiled planter , circa 1900 An Art Nouveau hardwood and tiled planter , circa 1900, the hardwood frame enclosing copper liner and housing six polychrome tiles with stylised floral decoration on square tapered legs, spade feet and stretchers, the back of one tile indistinctly stamped, 54cm high, the top 123cm x 67cm

Three tier bamboo and tile plant stand

Pair of chairs with inlaid tile backs, carved

Unusual printed tile picture of a Bacchanallian scene

After C F A Voysey, a Minton ceramic tile from the Alice in Wonderland series, circa 1920, decorated with the Queen of Hearts, raised marks verso, 15cm square Note: this motif appeared in a wallpaper and textile design by Voysey, 'Alice', based on the original Tenniel illustrations

An Arts and Crafts tube lined tile of a Dutch girl, Corn Brothers, circa 1900, 15cm square

A 1970s teak tile topped coffee table, the top set with brown and orange tiles supported on frame tressle legs

retro tile topped drinks table

A framed porcelain panel trial tile with tube line decoration by Moorcroft depicting a Lynx in a mountainous landscape

A Chinese republic type porcelain tile panel decorated in blue and white with landscape scenes with Chinese script. Size: 36.5cm x 25cm approximately

A mid-20th century Mah Jongg set with bone and bamboo tiles, other counters, rules and four red lacquer painted tile stands.

A Minton Tile from the 'Waverley' series circa 1880, plus a stoneware Cherry Brandy Bottle

A large continental tile, of oblong form moulded with a procession of young boys walking amongst foliage and flowers and carrying sticks, baskets, etc, 22cm x 58.5cm, unframed

A late 19th century walnut single drawer side table with undertier, raised on turned and fluted legs, the top with Continental tile insert top signed "Niodet"

A SHAPLAND & PETTER TILED BREAKFAST TRAY, the central tile having flower motifs, with carrying handles to sides, circa 1900, 61cm wide

A Faience tile kettle stand decorated with birds within a crest and an Art Deco Vase with carved earthenware decoration of birds signed R Meguinion and impressed marks 12 cm

Studio pottery vase signed on the base G Shanks, 29cm high, pottery bowl diameter 24cm, and an enamelled metal tile decorated with a cockerel, 20cm x 20cm,

Minton tiles, scenes from Shakespeare designed by John Moyr Smith A set of five black print on white with buff and five others with different colourways, 15.5 x 15.5 cm One buff tile cracked and repaired, two with green have corner chips Others all good with minor nicks to edges

A SET OF TEN ANGLO-FRENCH TERRACOTTA FLOOR TILES, each with yellow stag head and star motif within a hexagonal star border and flowers at the canted corners within an outer square border, probably 14th/15th century. A similar tile is illustrated by Maureen Miller in 'Pots and Tiles of the Middle Ages', the catalogue of Sam Fogg's recent selling exhibition in London, 5" square. Comparable tiles may be seen in the country retreat of the Abbots of Citeaux, at the Chateau of Gilly-les-Citeaux, in the room known as "des Cornes", where each decorated example alternates with a plain black tile.

A 19TH CENTURY EBONY AND TORTOISESHELL 'ANTWERP' STYLE CABINET ON STAND, the central door decorated in an architectural manner, with tortoiseshell mouldings and gilt metal mounts, enclosing a fitted interior with short drawers, mirrored section with ivory and ebony tile effect floor and further short drawers, enclosing further hidden drawers, all surrounded by an arrangement of short and long drawers with conforming decoration, the base with moulded and block decorated legs with a wavy stretcher, on bun feet, 66" high x 47" wide.

A Chinese porcelain tile, enamelled with the poet Tao Yuanming (363-427) standing holding a bamboo staff upon which is attached a flowering prunus sprig, at his side two young acolytes carry prunus spray and gourd on staves. Signed and with calligraphic inscription, 42 x 27cm in plain hardwood frame. Condition Report: Seal broken. Some wear to paint, especially on grass and young people's clothing.

A Chinese porcelain tile, richly enamelled in famille rose style with a gathering of numerous figures seated in groups, enjoying numerous pursuits including painters, calligraphers, music and contemplating, set within a garden amidst rocks and trees against a background of mountains, signed with two red seals, 36 x 24cm, plain hardwood frame. Condition Report: Good condition. Still very bright.