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A Minton's China Works dust pressed 9 inch four tile panel, hand painted underglaze by WB Simpsons & Sons with a standing classical figure in shades of yellow and grey with brown highlights, lacking top and bottom pieces, embossed and painted marks. (4)

A collection of 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, transfer printed floral decoration, including embossed Pilkington tile decorated with harebells on white ground, Mintons China Works with apple blossom in octagonal panel, a Doulton Lambeth painted tile and Sherwin & Cotton, some damage. (48)

A collection of 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed floral embossed and faux tube lined tiles, Art Nouveau stylised floral designs in coloured and single glaze, including Pilkington's Tiles, Marsden Tile Co, Henry Richards, many unmarked. (17)

A set of four Carter Tiles (Poole Pottery) dust pressed 6 inch tiles designed by Peggy Angus circa 1950-1955, to include a Sun and Moon tile screenprinted in light brown on white, and other abstract designs, some from the Classic Range. (4)

A collection of early 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, makers to include Minton's China Works, Trentham/Marsden Tile Co, L.T England, Henry Richards Tile Co etc, all with stylised faux tube line floral decoration in the Art Nouveau style, maker's marks verso. (6)

A 20th Century R. T. Ltd (attributed to Richards Tiles Ltd) 6 inch dust pressed tile, with relief moulded decoration depicting a leaping gazelle on a cream buff glaze ground, stamped maker's mark verso.

A 20th Century Minton's 6 inch dust pressed tile, decorated in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser, with relief moulded floral and banded decoration, all picked out in purple, green, ochre and pink glazes on a buff ground.

A Pilkington's dust pressed 6 inch tile, from the Knights and Heralds series by J&R Cooper circa 1900, decorated in relief with a knight on horseback and glazed in green against an olive ground, embossed mark.

A 19th Century Derwent Foundry Co 6 inch x 8 inch dust pressed tile, transfer printed with stylised flowers and foliage, together with three other 6 inch x 12 inch tile panels to include a floral example by Sherwin & Cotton, a relief moulded example with ochre glaze and a hand painted example with swans to a lake. (4)

A quantity of 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed floral patterned tiles, transfer printed, painted and embossed decoration including examples from Sherwin & Cotton, Flaxman, Ollivant, E Smith & Co, Minton & Co, Pilkington's Tiles, with a two tile panel by Henry Richards (attributed).(approximately 56)

An 18th Century 5 inch tile by Sadler & Green of Liverpool, transfer printed with an image of The Fox and the Stork from Croxall's Aesop's Fables, in black to the tin glazed ground.

A 19th Century Maw & Co terracotta dust pressed portrait tile, moulded in high relief with the head of a Roman, olive green field and yellow border, moulded marks to reverse.

A collection of six assorted dust pressed tiles, each with a landscape scene, mostly 6 inch, some for the US market, to include a T Richards tile with an image of the Mohawk Trail, a Mintons tile with images of Trinity Church in Rhode Island, a Mintons tile with a hand painted image of a snowscape with a windmill etc. (6)

A set of ten late 19th Century Mintons China Works 6 inch dust pressed tiles, transfer printed in brown over white with designs by William Wise for the Village Life series, with figures in various country/farming landscapes, maker's marks verso, with one duplicate tile printed in black over white. (11)

An early 20th Century Pilkington's dust pressed 6 inch tile, circa 1928, decorated with a side profile of a moustached men wearing a pointed hat, tube lined in black and handpainted in grey and red against the matt white ground, embossed marks.

A 19th Century W B Simpson & Sons 6 inch dust pressed tile, embossed and tube lined, graded yellow, brown and blue/green tonal glaze over turquoise ground, decorated with a parakeet.

A 19th Century Mintons China Works 6 inch dust pressed tile, hand painted with a stylised multicoloured bird perched on a gilt branch over a cream underglaze, with a gilt border.

A Minton & Co encaustic black clay tile of rectangle form, decorated with a Victorian style white pointing finger over a black ground, maker's mark verso, 15cm x 19cm, together with a similar larger Encaustic Tile Co. Jackfield example in cream over black, stamped marks verso, 15cm x 26cm. (2)

A 19th Century Minton Hollins & Co 8 inch dust pressed tile in the Gothic Revival style with a central roundel with repeat foliate borders, picked out in majolica glaze, relief moulded marks, together with a similar smaller Minton & Co example and a further similar plastic clay example attributed to Frederick Garrard. (3)

Nine 19th Century dust pressed commemorative tiles, including a Minton Hollins & Co cushion form tile, celadon majolica glaze, relief moulded oval portrait cabochon in thistle and floral field, a Malkin Victorian portrait tile and a J C Edwards Ruabon slip decorated example. (9)

A late 19th Century Sherwin & Cotton Emaux Ombrants tile, possibly by George Cartlidge, decorated with a scene of a shepherdess carrying a lamb to a landscape setting, picked out in tonal sepia glaze.

A 19th Century high relief terracotta clay architectural circular roundel by George Jennings, of a full face portrait after designs by T. E. Collartt, in glazed finish, impressed marks, together with a 6 inch relief moulded tile attributed to William Unwin for Poole Pottery with a classical face mask design and a further 6 inch relief moulded tile by Mintons of lion holding foliate boughs in its mouth picked out in majolica glazed finish. (3)

A Wedgwood rectangular tile relief decorated with a portrait of Josiah Wedgwood and an image of a vase, with the words Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Ltd Etruria Potters and Tile Makers, amongst scrolling foliage, glazed in blue, 18cm x 12 cm.

A later 19th Century Copeland plastic clay 8 inch tile, circa 1878, decorated with four panels of flowers between zig zag borders, stamped mark, together with three dust pressed 8 inch tiles, a Minton Hollins & Co tile with a stylised flower in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser, another Minton tile with a panel of naturalistic leaves between borders, and a Steele and Wood tile with stylised flowers and leaves. (4)

A contemporary Dennis China Works 6 inch dust pressed trial tile, with a stylised black tube lined decoration by Sally Tuffin depicting six birds perched on geometric design branches in yellow and brown all over a cream ground, impressed and stamped marks verso.

A collection of 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed embossed floral tiles to include examples from Minton Hollins & Co, Pilkington's Pottery & Tile Co, C. P Sutcliffe & Sons, T & R Boote, Craven Dunnill & Co and T. A Simpson, all with relief moulded florals decorated in single colour majolica glazed finish, various marks. (16)

A 19th Century T & R Boote dust pressed 6 inch tile, transfer printed with an Elf and Hedgehog within an aesthetic roundel, printed in brown on buff, design attributed to the pattern book of the Decorative Art Tile Co, Hanley.

An early 20th Century Sherwin & Cotton Emaux Ombrants relief moulded dust pressed 6 inch tile by George Cartlidge, with an image of a bull terrier with brown glaze, impressed marks, mounted to a swept frame.

A 20th Century Pilkington Tiles, 6 inch dust pressed tile, embossed and tube lined, orange uranium and black infilling on cream ground, decorated with stylised flower head within geometric banded border, together with another by H & R Johnson, tube lined with orange uranium, grey and black infilling, chevron and geometric forms. (2)

A William De Morgan Sand's End Pottery 6 inch plastic clay tile decorated in the K L Rose pattern, painted in shades of pink, green and brown on blue ground, impressed factory mark.

A 19th Century W T Copeland 8 inch plastic clay tile, transfer blue printed over white ground, depicting a knight jousting within stylised floral border. (1)

A 19th Century De Morgan, Iles & Passenger 8 inch plastic clay tile, glazed with a mottled turquoise glaze, impressed D.I.P monogram.

A later 19th Century Doulton & Slater Paten 8 inch dust pressed tile, with incised blue floral motif and scrolling stylised grey leaves outlined in gilt, all over a textured cream ground, scratched marks verso.

An 18th Century English Bristol Delft tile circa 1760, decorated with a bird of prey over a pale blue glazed ground with bianco-sopra-bianco border of flowers and leaves, 5 inches square, together with a similar period Liverpool example decorated with a vase of flowers in Fazackerly colours. (2)

Two 19th Century Anglo-Persian 6 inch plastic clay tiles, including a hand painted tile, blue and green tones with black detail over green ground, decorated with three stylised flower heads in foliate cartouche within patterned foliate and floral field, painted No.2 verso, together with a Copeland tile with polychrome floral and foliate pattern over cream ground, cross-combed to reverse and impressed mark. (2)

An early 20th Century Gibbons Hinton & Co 6 inch dust pressed tile, decorated in the Chromo-Relievo patent technique with a sailing boat on a river landscape, together with another similar Gibbons Hinton & Co tile with a boat on a river landscape. (2)

A 20th Century T&R Boote 6 inch dust pressed tile, hand painted with a character study of Mrs McStinger from Charles Dickens, Dombey & Son, together with another tile from the same series illustrating Mayor Bagstock, also two similar A. Bell & Co. 6 inch dust pressed tiles with Character Studies including Mr. Turvey from Bleak House and Luffey from Pickwick Papers, all hand painted in colour glazes over white grounds. (4)

An early 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed tile, possibly Henry Richards Tiles, with faux tube lined floral design in the Art Nouveau style, with two roses picked out in pink glaze over a green ground, together with a similar tile with Art Nouveau style tube lined roses in lilac over a cream ground. (2)

A 19th Century Doulton & Co Lambeth 6 inch dust pressed tile, monochrome painted over white ground, decorated with a wading stag in Highland landscape, monogrammed and attributed to Isobel Lewis, a Doulton faience artist, painted marks to reverse.

A 20th Century H & R Johnson Ltd 6 inch dust pressed tile, painted in underglaze with an illustration from Alice in Wonderland by John Tenniel, depicting a five of spades painting white roses red, all on a cream ground, maker's marks verso.

A collection of 20th Century Carter Tiles (Poole Pottery) 6 inch dust pressed tiles, to include a pair of painted abstract tiles designed by Harold Elvin, black glaze over white ground, painted signature verso, a screen printed tile by Ivor Kamlish, black over white ground, a powder blue transfer printed over white tile, designed by Lawrence Scarfe, stylised flowers and trailing leaves within double ogee cartouche on lined and spotted ground, and another screenprinted tile, centaur in silhouette reserved to a blue glazed ground. (5)

A J.H. Barratt & Co. Ltd. dust pressed portrait tile of Admiral Sir David Beatty, modelled by George Cartlidge after a photograph by Speaight Ltd. within wooden swept frame, 23cm x 15cm.

An early 20th Century Pilkington's 8 inch dust pressed tile, with faux tube lined decoration depicting a central stylised floral motif with a circular border in ochre, blue, green and brown glazes all over a pale blue glazed ground.

A Maw & Co dust pressed 8 inch tile decorated with stylised ships at sea in brown and white under thick glaze, embossed marks.

A 19th Century Godwin's Tile circular commemorative tile panel, with encaustic decoration, inscribed 'John Stanhope Arkwright / July 10 1893', surrounded by stylised acorns and oak leaves with a decorative border, in tones of blue, white, brown and green, maker's mark verso, diameter 15cm.

A late 19th Century Burmantofts Faience 6 inch dust pressed tile, circa 1890, heavily relief moulded with two grotesque birds  over a textured ground all in an ochre glaze.

A 20th Century Mintons China Works 6 inch dust pressed tile, decorated in the Pantaloon pattern from the Seven Ages of Bird Life series, block printed in black over white with a stylised flamingo and other birds in a landscape, together with The Infant from the same series, block printed with a chick hatching. (2)

An Alex Lander 6 inch dust pressed tile, with faux tube line stylised floral and scroll decoration in blue, orange, green and brown colour glaze, all over a pale yellow textured ground.

A set of eight 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed Dickensian tiles, attributed to R & R Booth, from a series Scenes from Dickens Novels,  black transfer printed over white ground, including Mutual Delight of Hit and the Pony, Grandfather Hopes to Win Money for Kelly, together with a 4 inch dust pressed tile The Shadow in the Little Parlor, Miss Miggs sitting up for Simmun, (13)

A 19th Century Mintons China Works 9 inch dust pressed and faux tube lined embossed tile, green over burgundy ground, Art Nouveau flower head and stylised leaves, moulded marks verso.

A Dutch Westraven tile tube line decorated with a solider saluting before an outline of the Netherlands, with a thistle to the right and the words '1945-'46 PRESENTED BY THE 1ST DIVISION ROYAL NETHERLANDS ARMY IN APPRECIATION OF HOSPITALITY SHOWN BY MILITARY CLUBS IN GLASGOW', 20cm x 15.5cm, embossed marks.

An assorted collection of late 19th to early 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, to include a Pilkington's two tile panel depicting a Putti in relief holding a wreath, glazed in white over a blue ground, a Minton example with incised Gothic style decoration with mottled deep green and ochre glaze, a tile attributed to T.G.F. Booth relief moulded with a standing heron amongst reeds, a Maw & Co tile relief moulded with a stylised shell design in yellow and green, and a possibly Minton tile with a central pink and white flower head over scrolling blue and white leaves all over a textured yellow ground. (6)

A W. B. Simpson & Sons six inch dust pressed tile, hand painted with a boy riding a hobby horse in blue against the white ground with an orange border, probably on a Davenport blank, painted marks, together with five other tiles featuring portraits, comprising two by Thomas Allen for Wedgwood, each with a printed image of a girl within a floral border in blue, a Wedgwood example featuring an unknown man in blue, a coloured lithography of WE Gladstone for Minton Hollins, and a similar tile, possibly by Steele and Wood. (6)

A late 19th Century plastic clay tile attributed to William Morris & Co in the Tulip & Trellis pattern designed circa 1870, decorated with stylised birds and foliage within a grid ground in tonal blue, unmarked, slight damage.

A 19th Century Copeland 6 inch plastic clay tile, relief moulded with a stylised foliate roundel within a circular border against a repeat abstract ground, picked out in enamel colours, together with a matched undecorated example. (2)

A 20th Century Carter Stabler & Adams 6 inch dust pressed tile, embossed decoration depicting the upper frontage of St Pauls Cathedral and titled St P, cream glazed, designed by Harold Sabler for the decoration of some stations in the London Underground. NB - Carter Stabler & Adams were responsible for most of the London Underground tile work in the 1930s.

Four 20th Century dust pressed Kenneth Clark tiles, including a hexagonal tile, turquoise and brown relief glazed abstract design, printed mark Kenneth Clark Tiles to reverse, together with three 6 inch dust pressed tiles, including an H & R Johnson tile, printed black over white with red sun roundel, The Post Office Tower, designed by Ann Wynn Reeves, and two tube lined tiles designed by Ann Clark for H & R Johnson in tonal red and orange glaze over cream ground with geometric designs depicting Sun and Moon within stylised borders. (4)

A 19th Century Minton's China Works 8 inch dust pressed tile, relief modelled with a musician in medieval dress picked out in a tonal ochre glaze after designs attributed to Edward Hammond, relief moulded marks.

A late 19th to early 20th Century Martin Brothers 6 inch plastic clay tile, decorated with a salt glazed stylised serpent eating a flower bud with scrolling motifs in tonal brown.

Two 19th Century J & W Wade & Co of Flaxman Tile Works 6 inch dust pressed tiles, an embossed decoration brown glazed portrait tile, moulded in relief, and a stylised floral blue glazed example. (2)