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A WEDGWOOD MONTHS OF THE YEAR WALL TILE DESIGNED BY HELEN J A MILES - SEPTEMBER C1890

A Burmantofts Faience Pottery candlestick, modelled as a pillar with Corinthian capital, glazed turquoise, an Aesthetic Movement tile, a Rye Pottery mug and a collection of ceramics various marks 29cm.high

A Carter`s Tiles, Poole Pottery tile topped coffee table, the rectangular top set with tiles painted with geometric and floral design, on turned wood legs applied paper label to base 79 x49cm.

`Touriera` a Ratton limited edition tile designed by Paula Rego, glazed in colours with a man holding a parrot, card slip case, painted signature and number to reverse 14cm. square

`Macaco Com Lagarto` a Ratton limited edition tile designed by Paula Rego, painted in colours with mythical beasts, in card slip case painted signature and number to reverse 14cm. square

Ron Hitchens a terracotta tile panel, decorated with geometric motif, spray glazed copper lustre, framed painted signature, panel 91 x 15.5cm

Three Delft tiles, 19th century, two painted with grasshoppers and the initials WG for the Gresham family, one with a foliate design in the same palette, 13cm. (3) A fragment of an identical tile from the 16th century was recovered from William Gresham`s house in Limpsfield. It is possible that these 19th century Dutch copies were made for a later member of the Gresham family.

A delftware five tile panel, 18th century, painted in blue with continuous grapevine, mounted in a long frame, 65.8cm overall.

A rare Liverpool delftware woodblock tile, mid 18th century, printed by John Sadler with an octagonal panel containing a man driving a cow before a lake, the corners with hatching and foliate scrolls, 12.6cm. Cf. Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, p.20, No. A5-7.

An early London delftware tile, c.1720-40, painted with a Chinaman standing before a jardinière of flowers, small chips, 12.7cm. Cf. Jonathan Horne, English Tin-Glazed Tiles, p.56, no. 299 for a similar example.

A rare Liverpool delftware woodblock tile, mid 18th century, printed by John Sadler with an octagonal panel containing a man riding a donkey with trees and buildings behind, a small surface chip, 12.7cm. Cf. Anthony Ray, Liverpool Printed Tiles, p.20, No. A5-15.

A Liverpool delftware tile, c.1765, printed in red by John Sadler with `Shuttlecock and Battledore`, a lady and gentleman playing this early version of badminton while an older lady looks on with a dog seated in her lap, framed, 15cm overall. Cf. Anthony Ray, English Delftware Tiles, fig. 636.

Graham Sutherland, A Set Of 24 Glazed Ceramic Tiles Set Within A Brass Coffee Table Frame. The Tiles Depicting Three Panels Of Stylised Thorn Bushes, Initialled “G S” And Dated 16th May 1959, Each Tile Measuring 6” X 6”

A Marble Topped And Tile Backed Three Drawer Chest

A Victorian marble topped walnut wash stand, having transfer printed blue tile back, the base comprising an off-set cupboard with adjacent drawer and stretcher shelf, with tramline mouldings throughout, on turned tapering legs with brass cups and ceramic casters, 106cm x 47cm x 118cm high

A Victorian walnut hall stand, having broken arch pediment above a slender mirror, shelf and inset printed tile flanked by coat and hat hooks, the base comprising a hinge-lidded shelf flanked by stick and umbrella stands with drip trays, on turned tapering legs, 82cm x 31cm x 202cm high

A pair of 19th Century Italian majolica sectional columns, with square tile tops, painted with semi naked classical figures in a landscape, 103cm high. (2)

A 19thC Dutch delft tile depicting a woman in a long dress

† JOHN PIPER, CH (1903-1992) THEDDLETHORPE ALL SAINTS signed, inscribed with the tile and 23 x 75, ink and watercolour, 57 x 77cm Provenance: Donated by John Piper to the auction held on behalf of the Lincolnshire Old Churches Trust, Henry Spencer & Sons, Grimsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire, 22 October 1976, lot 387 (£480) to the late owner; thence by descent. Exhibited: Harlaxton Manor, John Piper Exhibition, May 8-23 1980, No 38. Literature: Thorold (Henry) ed, Lincolnshire Churches their Past and their Future, Grantham 1976, cover illustration. In his book for the Lincolnshire Old Churches Trust the Rev Henry Thorold (1921-2000) wrote that "I enquired of Mr John Piper whether he had a painting of some Lincolnshire church which we could use as an illustration. With characteristic generosity he replied "I`ll come and spend a night with you, and paint any church you like, and give the picture to the Trust to sell." A splendid Piper in fine condition and not offered for sale since its purchase by the vendor`s family at the 1976 sale

PERSIAN QAJAR TILE depicting a rider on horseback, in blue, green and purple palette, 20.5cm high, 13.5cm wide

Pair of Minton, Hollins & Co. square tiles decorated with birds and foliage, 8" square; also a Minton China Works 6" square tile entitled `Guinevere` (3)

A Mintons Victorian ceramic wall tile, with design by Moir Smith of a scene from a Walter Scott novel.

A modern tile top butcher`s block; a video cabinet; etc.

A 19th century mahogany hall stand with tile back of Anthony and Cleopatra

A late Victorian cast iron and tile set fireplace and surround (134cms wide)

A HOARD OF KANSAS CITY NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD $500 AND $1,000 BONDS, 1894. Comprising 25 $1,000 bonds and 112 $500 bonds, each a finely engraved two page certificate. The $1,000 in green/black, the $500 in brown/black and surmounted with a scenic engraving of a locomotive, each side with printing by International Bank Note Co. N.Y., the second page comprising 30 interest coupons (4 absent each page). Later redemption stamps and perforations, each 10.25 inches x 14.75 inches (26 x 37.5 cm). Together with a book of stock certificates for "General Machinery & Supply" Waterloo, Iowa, circa 1912 and the "Cement Tile Machinery Co." Waterloo, Iowa, circa 1907.

A FINE FRENCH GILT BRONZE AND HAND PAINTED TILE CHAMBER LAMP, LATE 19TH CENTURY. The square tile decorated with two scenic reserves and gilt bronze mounts. Length 6.25 inches (16 cm).

A CERAMIC TILE MOSAIC OF ST. ANTHONY, 20TH CENTURY. In oak frame. 23.75 inches x 18 inches (60.3 x 45.8 cm).

* A Large Persian 36 tile, pictorial panel, 19th century, decorated in polychrome, depicting a central panel of a royal couple with courtiers in attendance, within a blue scrolling cartouche, surrounded by a border of rose flowers and birds within a further border of yellow ground and rose flowers, with a matched 6 tile panel to the left side of the main panel. Total size approx 60cm high x 235cm wide. (losses and repairs). VAT charged on hammer price

* A Persian 24 tile, pictorial panel, 19th century, decorated in polychrome, with two pictorial panels depicting a female wearing a feathered headdress, surrounded by attendants, the second panel depicting a hunting scene, both within blue scrolling cartouches, surrounded by a border of rose flowers and birds within a blue scrolling cartouches, within a further border of yellow ground and rose flowers. Total size approx 59cm high x 159cm wide. (losses and repairs). VAT charged on hammer price

A large Islamic style framed tile, possibly Spanish, of diamond mosaic form, length 128 cm, another mosaic tile framed, (2)

A large Islamic mosaic tile, possibly 18th century, of square form, decorated with stylized motif, width 36 cm, another large Islamic tile, interlaced design, width 29 cm, (2), (a/f).

*FOUR SECTION MOSAIC TILE FLOOR 34"X72"

*LONG DECORATIVE COPELAND TILE 38" X 8"

*LARGE VICTORIAN ART NOUVEAU TILE GRATE 38" X 38"

An oak framed tray set with three Art Nouveau style tiles, a Dutch Delftware tile decorated with sailing vessel, two late Victorian bird decorated transfer printed tiles, and three other small tiles

Four Minton & Co. encaustic tiles, late 19th Century, eight Minton, Hollins & Co. majolica type tiles with foliate medallions within ochre strapwork, a four tile panel by W. Godwin and a small group of other encaustic and glazed tiles (minor faults).

Eight Spanish pottery tiles, probably 17th/18th Century, decorated with stylized foliage in shades of blue, green and ochre, joining to form two differing four tile panels, dimensions approx 12.5cm and 13cm square (faults) together with a Delft pottery tile painted in blue.

Of Winchester College interest-The Trusty Servant crested wares comprising; cup and saucer, fluted plate, mug, painted tile, sugar bowl and W. H. Goss Welsh crochon (6)

John Maltby (b.1936) a stoneware tile decorated in relief with a mug of flowers, dry green/grey glazed, impressed potters seal to both sides, 17 x 17 cm

John Maltby (b.1936) a stoneware tile decorated in relief with a vase of flowers, dry green/grey glazed, impressed potters seal to both sides, 17 x 17 cm

John Maltby (b.1936) incised and relief decorated stoneware tile, bronze/brown glazed, `Garden Lovers`, impressed potters seal mark, on textured mount titled, signed and dated 2006 to verso. 27c x 36cm

An Art Pottery Tile in original velvet covered frame depicting three Donkeys, in green monochrome colourings with original Johnstone Norman and Company, 67 New Bond Street, London label to verso and ink inscription 'no. 39 Three of Kind £4-4 shillings', incised initials to bottom right corner A.O?, circa 1910.

A William De Morgan 6'' Tile decorated with acanthus style leaves and a large Persian flower head

A Wedgwood Etruria 8'' Tile with blue transfer print of Pea Blossom Fairy

A framed late C19th Mintons Tile decorated with farmyard scene with Ewe & Lambs, thatched buildings etc, marked verso

An early 19th century Staffordshire figure, a Pratt figure, a Nursery plate, a Delft tile, a Delft plate and a glass cat (6)

An Edwardian tile back washstand with marble top

Italian tile hand painted with Madonna Della Seggiola after Raphael, the reverse signed S.C. Lvca Della Robbia and titled in Italian. 20cm square Condition report: minor rim nicks to edges and reverse. Some crazing.

A Victorian carved oak bracket clock. John Smith and Sons, London, late 19th century. The five pillar twin fusee gong striking movement with rise/fall regulation and pendulum holdfast to the backplate, the 6.5 by 5 inch rectangular single sheet silvered brass Roman numeral dial signed J. SMITH & SONS, CLERKENWELL, LONDON to centre and with floral engraved infill to lower spandrels and around the STRIKE/SILENT selection dial to the upper margin, the triangular pedimented case with carved tile decoration to upper surfaces and scallop shell centred scroll carved infill to the tympanum, the bevel glazed front door inset with an angled brass fillet and flanked by floral carved canted angles, the sides with pierced rectangular side frets, on repeating acanthus carved moulded skirt base incorporating short bracket feet, 35cm (13.75ins) high. The firm of John Smith and Sons is recorded in Loomes, Brian Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World Volume 2 as working in London 1844-81.

A fine French gilt and patinated brass champlevé enamel mounted Gothic Revival mantel clock. The movement by Samuel Marti et Cie, Paris, late 19th century. The eight-day two train gong striking movement with S. Marti et Cie, MEDAILLE DE BRONZE roundel and stamped 3260 CH’LES MT to backplate, the silvered dial with sky blue ground polychrome rosette to centre, Gothic Roman numerals to chapter ring and blued steel cruciform hands within a foliate chased arcaded bezel, the elaborate case with foliate bud finial and coronet collar to the sky and cobalt blue enamelled cupola above pierced arcade buttresses flanking recessed shaped panels to upstand set onto a hipped roof with conforming enamel tile decoration and further finials set on canted pedestals to angles, the front of trefoil-arch outline with dial set into lattice decorated enamel ground with rosettes to lower angles, the apron with applied cast arcade surrounding panels polychrome enamelled with representations of saints with engraved detail to hands and faces, the angles cast with cluster columns complete with foliate capitals, each side with vacant arched tympanum above rectangular panel overlaid with a Gothic ogee arch enclosing a further figural representation, on cavetto moulded base with rounded projecting corners and turned feet, 52cm (20.5ins) high.

MacAllister Circular Saw, Electric Sander and Tile Cutter (3)

A cast iron fire surround with floral tile panels.

A painted ceramic tile, signed Maria Geurten, 15cm square

An Edward VII oak and marble topped tile back washstand

Maw & Co square tile with `Flowerhead & Scroll` decoration, also a Minton style tile with `Tulip` decoration, both 15cm sq.

Mid-twentieth century single patchwork quilt, with tile-pattern design in multi colours, tasselled border

Eastern cotton single bed quilt, with bold geometric tile patterns in brown, cream, green, red and orange, geometric border, old Eastern wool embroidered panel and a pipe, beaded, (3)

A large late 19th/early 20th century landscape wall tile identified as "Loch Katrine" with initials H.H. (approx 30cms x 21cms, some slight chips) and two smaller Minton tiles, one depicting Tintern Abbey and the other a medieval knight and his lady by John Mohr Smith

A Chinese Roof Tile in the form of a dragon, 8 in high