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A Chinese white glazed porcelain tile decorated in famille rose palette with an architectural landscape beside a river and amidst trees, signed and with titled inscription, 25 x 38cm, wood framed. Condition Report: No obvious chips or cracks.

A Chinese white glazed porcelain tile, decorated with the poet Tao Yuanming (363-427) standing holding a gnarled 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, 19th/20th century, 42 x 27cm in wood frame. Condition Report: Seal broken. Some wear to paint, especially on grass and young people's clothing.

A Chinese white glazed porcelain tile, richly painted in famille rose enamels with a gathering of numerous personages 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 red seals, 19th/20th century, 36 x 24cm, wood frame. Condition Report: Good condition. Still very bright.

A Chinese white glazed porcelain tile, decorated in the famille rose palette with a dowager Duchess and fan bearing female attendants upon a palace balcony overseeing a gathering of Emperor Wuti, court officials and the Eight Daoist Immortals, signed and with calligraphic inscription, with red seals, 19th/20th century, 26 x 24cm, wood frame. Condition Report: Still very bright. Nice condition.

A Chinese white glazed porcelain tile decorated in the famille rose palette with the Emperor Kiang Tsze-Ya meeting the fisherman T'AI KUNG WANG, 19th/20th century, 32 x 22cm, wood frame. Condition Report: Some glue residue. Some very slight chips to the paint. Otherwise good condition.

A Chinese white glazed porcelain tile, decorated in sepia and coloured enamels with a figure of How Sien Sheng standing holding his three legged toad, signed with red seals, 38 x 25cm, 19th/20th century wood frame with open work rope border. Condition Report: A few scratches to the background. Red character mark rubbed. Paint rubbed bottom right where porcelain bulges.

A Chinese white glazed porcelain tile decorated in famille rose palette Lao Tzu and three companions standing in a garden beneath a pine tree, red seal Quianlong and five character title, 19th/20th century, wood frame.

A Chinese white porcelain tile, decorated in the famille rose palette with equestrian archer Yang-Shu shown shooting a wild goose hidden in clouds, his companion points in amazement, signed and with calligraphic inscription, 38 x 25cm, wood frame. Condition Report: Glue residue. Some slight rubbing to paint. Otherwise good condition.

A Chinese blue and white porcelain tile painted with two court ladies standing beneath a pine tree while admiring two butterflies, 35 x 24cm, 20th century, wood frame. Condition Report: A few very slight scratches. Otherwise good condition.

A Chinese white glazed porcelain tile, painted in sepia with a winter snow scene of a garden pagoda-shaped gazebo amidst trees, signed and with inscription, 25 x 38cm, 20th century, wood frame. Condition Report: Paint slightly rubbed. Otherwise good condition.

A Brown-Westhead Moore & Co. large Ravenscroft patent tile, showing a bacchanalian child. 21cm square.

M.McLean Still Life Of Red Roses resting on a ceramic tile. Watercolour. Signed. 8.5x17.5`` mounted & framed.

A MAW & CO. MAJOLICA PAINTED TILE PICTURE, `CHORUS GIRL` depicting a late Victorian lady beside a Marie Lloyd theatre poster, 39cm x 19cm.

A 19th century John Stanhope Arkwright teapot stand, by The Godwins Tile Company. Diameter 6 ins.

`David Lloyd George` a Barratt & Co tile designed by George Cartlidge, from a photograph by Ernest Mills, in shades of green, `Little Boy Blue` a tile designed by Walter Crane, a large Minton Godwit tile and three other tiles impressed marks, Lloyd George tile 22.5 x 15.5cm Literature Tony Johnson The Morrisware, Tiles and Art of George Cartlidge, private press, page 80 plate 213 for a J H Barratt & Co portrait tile of David Lloyd George. Provenance Stephen Wilcock Collection

A large Minton`s tile designed by A.W.N Pugin, printed in colours with printed foliate design, framed impressed marks, 30cm. square Literature Fired Earth Richard Dennis & TACS, page 100 catalogue number 163 for this design illustrated Provenance Stephen Wilcock Collection

A William De Morgan Poole Architectural tile, painted with the mid section of a sailing vessel, in blue, green and yellow, a William De Morgan Raised Lion tile and a small raised bird tile impressed marks, damages 15cm. square Provenance Stephen Wilcock Collection

Two William De Morgan Diagonal Leaf tiles, painted in shades of green and turquoise, and two other William De Morgan Persian tiles, impressed Sand`s End Pottery mark to one, restoration, 15cm. square Literature Jon Catleugh William De Morgan Tiles, Trefoil Books, page 62 colour plate VI for a comparable tile Provenance Stephen Wilcock Collection

A William De Morgan Merton Abbey Carnation tile, painted in shades of yellow and green on a white ground, a William De Morgan trellis tile and two other tiles impressed marks, 15cm. square Literature Jon Catleugh William De Morgan Tiles, Trefoil Books, page 72 figure 68 for this design Provenance Stephen Wilcock Collection

A William De Morgan ruby lustre tile, painted with an eagle and serpent on a scrolling foliage ground, a William De Morgan ruby lustre Comical Bird tile and another William De Morgan ruby lustre tile painted marks to one, small chip to corner of eagle tile, 15cm square Provenance Stephen Wilcock Collection

A William De Morgan Mongolian twelve tile panel, painted in colours on a white ground, framed, 75 x 60cm, each tile 15.5cm. square Provenance Stephen Wilcock Collection

A William De Morgan Sands End Pottery tile designed by Halsey Ricardo, modelled in low relief with a leaping mythical beast in ruby lustre impressed mark 22.5cm. square Literature Tiles by William De Morgan The Jon Catleugh Collection, Haslam & Whiteway, page 66 catalogue number 232 for a comparable tile William De Morgan Blackwell House, 2002, page 27 catalogue number 49 for a comparable tile Provenance Stephen Wilcock Collection

An early William De Morgan Marabou Stork tile, painted in blue, framed minor rim chips, 15cm. square Literature Martin Greenwood The Designs of William De Morgan, Richard Dennis Publications, page 128 figure 1035 for the original design Provenance Stephen Wilcock Collection

An original watercolour on paper design for five tile panel, in the manner of Lewis F Day, simple blue flower stems, framed unsigned sheet 76 x 16cm.

A large collection of tiles, including a Maw & Co ruby lustre tile designed by Lewis F Day, decorated with a heraldic lion, three Minton`s tile decorated with bird roundels in blue on a cream ground, two tiles printed with medieval sporting scenes, and a large collection of Minton Tiles designed by John Moyr Smith, various marks, damages 15.5cm. high

Six Craven Dunnill two tile panels of rare breed pigs, painted in a farm landscape, in colours impressed marks to reverse, damages 15.5cm. square tiles Provenance Private collection

A Prosser`s Patent Minton & Co tile designed by A.W.N Pugin, printed in pale blue with simple foliate panel, on a white ground, two other Minton`s tiles and two Maw & Co encaustic tiles impressed marks, minor rim chips, 15cm. square

A pair of Minton Hollins & Co tiles, handpainted with an simulated embroidered vase of stylised flowers, in colours, a Godwin four tile panel, and ten other tiles impressed marks, 15cm. square

A Minton`s encaustic tile designed by A.W.N Pugin for St Augustine`s Ramsgate, decorated with a black bird in a red shield, martlett emblem unsigned 15.5cm. square Literature Paul Atterbury and Clive Wainwright Pugin, V&A exhibition catalogue, page 146 plate 266 for this tile illustrated at St Augustine`s Ramsgate with the Martlett emblem, circa 1852.

A Copeland encaustic tile, dust-pressed in low relief with a geometric foliate repeat in the manner of A.W.N Pugin, an Edward Hammond tile cast in low relief with a medieval musician playing pipes, and two Minton`s tiles designed by Dr Christopher Dresser impressed marks, damages 19.5cm. square

A large Copeland tile plaque painted with fairies in a landscape, the sun rising in the distance, painted in shades of blue on a white ground impressed marks, 60 x 29cm.

A Dunsmore Alice in Wonderland tile designed by C.F.A Voysey, printed in colours with the Queen, on a speckled off white ground impressed marks, for Wooliscroft blank 15cm. square

A Carter`s Farmyard Series four tile panel designed by E.E. Stickland, model FY7, screen printed with ducks on a pond in colours impressed and painted marks, panel 30cm. square Literature Leslie Hayward and Paul Atterbury Poole Pottery, Richard Dennis Publications, page 169 this range illustrated.

A Dutch Tulips and Carnations four tile panel possibly retailed by Morris & Co, painted with tulips and carnation flowers in aubergine on a blue and white ground, framed paper label to reverse each tile 13cm square, panel 27.5cm. square Provenance Peter Creffield Collection private collection Catalogue Notes retailed by Morris & Co these tiles were used by William Morris at Kelmscott Manor.

A Thomas Elsley tin glaze four tile panel probably retailed by Morris & Co, painted with flowers and foliage in shades of yellow, green and blue on a white ground, framed unsigned 15cm. square, panel 32.5cm. square Literature Richard & Hilary Myers William Morris Tiles, Richard Dennis Publications, page

Four William De Morgan Memland Hall tiles on Poole Pottery Architectural blanks designed by William Morris, painted in colours with foliate design in colours on a midnight blue ground, framed in two frames impressed marks, minor chips, each tile 15cm. square Literature Richard & Hilary Myers, William Morris Tiles, Richard Dennis Publications, page 124 figure 221 for the full panel. Catalogue Notes An example of the full panel design is held in the William Morris Gallery, catalogue number C.176, dated to 1876,

A William De Morgan Persian four tile panel, painted with carnations in shades of aubergine, green, blue and turquoise on a white ground, framed, repair to one corner, 31cm. square Literature Jon Catleugh

A William De Morgan tree tile panel, painted with a fruiting lemon plant in a William De Morgan vase, in shades of green, yellow, blue and aubergine on a white ground, mounted on board each tile, minor glaze loss, 15.5cm. square Literature William De Morgan Blackwell House, 2002, page 15 for an illustration of an incomplete example of this panel.

A Martin Brothers stoneware tile, dated 1881, modelled in low relief with leaf and berry design, glazed green and ochre incised date to side 15.5cm.

A Martin Brothers stoneware tile, dated 1881, modelled in low relief with dandelion flower stems in green and blue on a brown ground incised date to side 15.5cm. high Literature Malcolm Haslam The Martin Brothers Potters, Richard Dennis Publications, figure 143 page 98 for comparable tiles

A Cantagalli Pottery architectural tile, domed rectangular form, cast in relief with the Madonna and Child, glazed in shades of green, blue and white impressed marks, 48cm. high

Laurence McGowan (born 1942) a twenty tile panel, painted in blue with fish and sea creatures amidst waterweed and waterlily pads and a water-lily flower, inside fish border painted monogram and X, impressed H&E Smith marks to tiles, each tile 15.5cm. square, panel 61.5 x 77cm.

`River Path` a Rookwood Pottery tile plaque by Fred Rothenbusch, painted with a river landscape with tall trees, in vellum colours, framed, impressed factory marks, tile 24 x 13cm. Literature Rookwood Pottery, Treadway Gallery, page 109 catalogue number 1101 for a comparable tile. Provenance The Nick Rocke Collection

A rare Chinese wood and jade boxed domino set, each tile inlaid with silver wire, the faces inlaid with jade

Egyptian Old Kingdom Glazed Composition TileOld Kingdom, 2686-2181 BC. A pale blue glazed tile with a raised rectangle on the reverse, laterally perforated for stringing. 30 grams, 64mm (2 1/2"). UK art market, acquired prior to 1980. Similar to the tiles found at the mortuary temple of King Djoser. Fine condition.

Islamic Qajar Framed Glazed Ceramic Tile18th-19th century AD. A square white-glazed tile with raised khatim panel depicting a kneeling traveller with hat, loose coat and mantle beside a tray with bowls of fruit and a cup and glass; scrolled border and reserved scrolled foliage in the outer field; mounted in a wooden frame. 2.5 kg, 30 x 30cm including frame (11 3/4 x 11 3/4"). Property of a West London gentleman; acquired between 1980-2010. [No Reserve]Fine condition, chip to lower edge.

Post Medieval Toledo Glazed Ceramic Tile Pair17th century AD. A pair of white-glazed rectangular tiles forming a quatrefoil motif in green, brown, olive and blue; Spanish workmanship; mounted on a panel for suspension. 3.1 kg total, 27.5cm each (10 3/4"). Property of a West London gentleman; acquired between 1980-2010. [2, No Reserve]Fine condition, minor abrasion.

Near Eastern Glazed Ceramic Tile Group19th century AD or earlier. A mixed group of square glazed tiles each with a polychrome floral motif comprising: one with birds on a flowering branch within a border; one a stylised vase of flowers with flanking plants within a border; one a spray of flowers within a border of leaves; one a turquoise frond with leaves and petals. 5.5 kg, 19.5 - 21cm (7 3/4 - 8 1/4"). Property of a West London gentleman; acquired between 1980-2010. Believed manufactured in Damascus. [4, No Reserve]Mostly fine condition, chipped; one with glazing flaws.

Copeland pictorial tile ''Talbot Countess of Auvergne'', printed and finished in colours against a gilt ground, impressed mark, framed, 20cm square

A quantity of metalware collectables, including; a 19th century softwood painted model of a cherub (33cm) , a carved ivory Corpus Christi, 19th century (29cm), a mahogany desk stand, a Wedgwood tile, a German gunner's scope in a leather case and sundry, (qty).

A quantity of metalware collectables, including; a 19th century softwood painted model of a cherub (33cm) , a carved ivory Corpus Christi, 19th century (29cm), a mahogany desk stand, a Wedgwood tile, a German gunner's scope in a leather case and sundry, (qty).

A brass mounted Mintons China Works jardinière, circa 1879, inset with four tiles from the Animals of the Farm series by William Wise, printed in underglaze brown on a white ground, comprising Goats and Kids, Shire Horses, Sheep Lying Down, and Pigs at a Trough, moulded factory marks to tile backs, height approx 21cm.

A collection of German Schweidnitz majolica tiles and decorative roundel mounts, early 20th Century, some pierced and mostly decorated with flowers, length of longest tile approx 22cm, diameter of largest roundel approx 11cm (faults).

A late Victorian walnut occasional table with a turquoise glazed tile inset top above turned legs and shaped supports, height approx 63cm, width approx 50cm.

A Victorian Aesthetic period cast iron stick stand, inset with a tile, the reverse stamped `Rd No. 12947` and `No. 19`, height approx 70cm.

A 1960s Italian tile top table, with black, red and blue glaze ceramic tile top on chrome base (101 x 51 x 48cm H).

An Arts & Crafts oak jardiniere stand, the square top with central tile insert decorated with transfer printed floral design, the single tier below above supports cut with stylized floral design, 10 1/2 x 10 1/2 x 45in. high.

Faience pottery figure of a bird on naturalistic base, pottery figure of a clown, a tile decorated with a figure of a man on a horse and a plaster figure of a baby`s head

An Edwardian pine marble topped wash stand, with tile splash back, 96 x 126cm

A HAND PAINTED DELFT WARE TILE depicting a bird on a branch, in later wooden frame, 14cm square