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A collection of assorted 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, to include two H & R Johnson Ltd tiles, both printed and painted with stylised decoration, the first depicting a hare under moonlight, the second a hedgehog, stamped Bader Pottery Oxon, a Dunsmore painted on Minton tile stylised fish, a Richards Tile with stylised hand painted stags and a Hereford Tiles example with hand painted ram in a roundel with corner bracket decoration in blue over white. (5)

A collection of assorted 20th Century dust pressed tiles, to include Pilkington's with a hand painted stylised tree, Carter Tiles with a screenprint tree and fence in black and yellow over white, an Aldermaston Pottery tile decorated with an abstract motif by Alan Caiger-Smith and two H&R Johnson tiles with screen printed and hand painted abstract designs. (5)

A collection of late 19th and early 20th Century dust pressed 6 inch tiles, all with relief moulded Art Nouveau foliate decoration, to include a W Sherwin & Co example with two flowers in opposing squares in purple and yellow with two green squares, and examples by The Henry Richards Tile Co, Pilkington's, Alfred Meakin Ltd, Sherwin & Cotton and more, maker's marks verso. (10)

A 19th Century Gibbons Hinton (attributed) 6 inch dust pressed tile, brown majolica glaze, moulded in high relief with the head of a pig within oak and acorn border. NB - A cow from the same series is shown on P.99 of Noel Riley's Tile Art.

A 19th Century Minton Hollins & Co 8 inch dust pressed tile, blue transfer printed over white ground, depicting William E Gladstone with vignettes of Hawarden Church and Castle.

Three 20th Century Dunsmore Tiles dust pressed 6 inch tiles, each handpainted under pitted glaze with swimming fish, on Minton and H&R Johnson backs, together with three other similarly themed tiles to include three Carter Tiles tiles, a Sea Plants range tile by Phyllis Butler, a Marine Life series range tile by Margaret Matthews and one with a crest and a banner reading AD MOREM VILLAE DE POOLE. (6)

A 20th Century Pilkington's 6 inch dust pressed tile, hand painted with a design by Lewis F. Day, with a large stylised flower in ochre and yellow with scrolling green leaves over a white ground, together with a further three Pilkington's 6 inch tiles, to include a buff stoneware floor tile with a transfer printed invitation to attend the Richard Dennis Exhibition, another transfer printed example with scrolling leaves and floral decoration in green and brown and an abstract example with mottled brown and green glazes. (4)

An early 20th Century J.H Barratt & Co, dust pressed Emaux Ombrants portrait tile of President Woodrow Wilson modelled by George Cartlidge, together with similar examples of W. M Hughes, David Lloyd George, Mendelssohn, Mr James Sherwin and a portrait of George Cartlidge in pale grey and sepia glaze, impressed marks to the reverse. (7)

A 19th Century Minton Hollins & Co 8 inch dust pressed tile, relief moulded with a flowering convolvulus picked out in majolica glaze over a red ground, relief moulded marks, together with a Minton Hollins & Co printed example decorated in the manner of William Morris with a fruiting bough over grey ground and a further large relief moulded tile decorated with a crane fishing amongst bull rushes with a green majolica glaze, unmarked. (3)

A Craven Dunnill & Co 6 inch dust pressed tile, relief moulded with fruiting vines all in a brown glaze, mounted to a copper frame, maker's marks verso, together with five similar Craven Dunnill & Co relief moulded 6 inch tiles with stylised floral decoration in varying colour glazes, maker's marks verso. (6)

A collection of 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, painted by Packard & Ord on factory blanks, including three Pilkington's tiles painted with floral sprays, and one with spring lambs, a Thynne tile painted with Cambridge University coat of arms and Carter & Co (Poole) (attributed) tile depicting herdsman and cows, all signed with monogram, together with a Packard and Ord (attributed) 6 inch Campbell Tile Co Ltd tile painted with seashells and flowers on powder blue ground, framed. (6)

A collection of 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed figural tiles, including Minton Hollins & Co, painted decoration depicting girl reading on country path, a fiddler on an upturned barrel, a plastic clay nursery rhyme tile of Little Boy Blue and a later 20th Century transfer printed tile after Walter Crane 'Where Are You Going My Pretty Maid'. (5)

An early 20th Century Carter & Co 6 inch dust pressed tile, circa 1905, decorated in a design attributed to James Radley Young, relief moulded in a simulated tube line style with a maiden on horseback amongst flowers and foliage picked out in majolica style glaze.

Three 19th Century Craven Dunnill 6 inch dust pressed tiles, to include one with red lustre over white ground, tube lined stylised leaf decoration, moulded marks and embossed Jackfield roundel, together with another printed tile with flower bud and foliate scrolls, central flecked roundel, tones of brown and blue lustre over pale lemon ground, and a Craven Dunnill & Co stencilled tile, tonal blue over hatched green ground, decorated with a stylised dragon with outstretched wings. (3)

A harlequin set of 19th Century Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Etruria 6 inch dust pressed tile, from a series of six Fresco Bird of Game tiles, including cock and hen pheasant. nesting Snipe, Gun Dog and Game bird, an another decorated with a Stag and Doe (5)

An early 20th Century J & W Wade for Flaxman Tile Works 6 inch dust pressed tile, one of a pair, with slip trailed decoration of a female portrait in profile, based on a watercolour by Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale, all in a green glaze.

A 19th Century shield shaped plastic clay tile in the manner of Copeland, the front hand enamelled and gilded with an interlaced monogram below a coronet to the white glazed ground, unmarked, height 23cm.

A 19th Century heavy Doulton Lambeth 6 inch dust pressed ceramic tile, relief moulded and enamel decorated by Emily Robinson with a stylised foliate motif, together with a similar period example with stylised flowers and foliage in the Art Nouveau taste in the cuerda seca technique, relief moulded marks. (2)

A late 19th Century Cox & Son 6 inch dust pressed tile, with hand painted decoration in brown glaze depicting two stylised weasels in a naturalistic setting, all over buff clay, marks and Bonham's label verso.

Two 19th Century Pilkington's 6 inch plastic clay tiles, hand painted in the Persian style in tones of blue and green with raised orange highlights, with stylised flower heads and denticulated leaves,  impressed marks verso Pilkington's Tile & Pottery Co Ltd, Clifton Junction Manchester England, together with a similar unmarked example. (3)

A 19th Century William De Morgan tile relief embossed with lions passant picked out in a tonal brown to magenta to brown glaze, impressed Sands End Pottery Fulham rose mark.

A 20th Century Pilkington 6 inch dust pressed tile, with faux tube line decoration depicting a Tudor rose in tones of blue over a blue ground, framed, together with four similarly decorated Pilkington's 6 inch tiles each with faux tube line and relief moulded floral decoration with colour glaze finish, maker's marks verso. (5)

A 20th Century Carter Tiles Poole & London advertising dish of circular section, relief moulded with a leaping dolphin over a bottle kiln with pale blue glaze, width 15cm, together with a white glazed paint mixing tray with advertising detail and a later Poole Pottery advertising tile. (3)

A 19th Century Pilkington Tiles, 6 inch dust pressed portrait tile, olive green majolica glaze, relief moulded decoration depicting General Sir Redvers Henry Buller within circular laurel border.

A 19th Century Pilkington's 6 inch dust pressed tile decorated with faux tube line decoration of a flag iris and fruit picked out in pink and green to the cream glazed ground, after designs attributed to Lewis F Day, relief moulded marks.

A 19th Century William Godwin of Hereford 6 inch dust pressed tile, relief moulded with a central image of a stylised crane within a border of fish, picked out in tonal treacle glazes, together with a Godwin relief moulded floral. (2)

A collection of assorted 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, to include eight Pilkington's, decorated with designs by Alan Wallwork, all with large stylised sunburst motifs in various colour glazes all over a white ground, a similar Pilkington's tile, possibly designed by Frank Fidler, with concentric circle design in green and brown glazes over a matte black ground, and another designed by Margery Clinton, also six H & R Johnson Ltd tiles, all with geometric repeat pattern designs in colour glaze finish. (15)

Two 19th Century Maw & Co 6 inch dust pressed tiles, embossed floral and foliate designs, together with a 4 inch dust pressed tile decorated with fruiting oak branch on olive green ground, moulded marks to reverse. (3)

A 19th Century Mintons China Works 8 inch dust pressed tile decorated in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser with a transfer printed images of a bird and two butterflies to a repeat trellis design on a red ground, relief moulded marks.

A 19th Century Minton Hollins & Co 8 inch dust pressed tile in the Persian taste with a stylised vase of flowers amongst flowers and foliage over a buff ground, relief moulded marks, together with a Mintons China works example and an Empire Porcelain Co example with a Persian style flower head design in tonal blues. (3) N.B - The Minton Hollins example was created for one of the galleries in Hertford House for its reconstruction circa 1871 to 1872.

A William De Morgan Sand's End Pottery 6 inch plastic clay two tile run, decorated in a Persian inspired design of flower heads and scrolling leaves, painted in shades of blue and green with black tendrils on off-white ground, impressed factory mark.

A 20th Century Maw & Co 8 inch dust pressed tile, with faux tube line majolica hand painted decoration depicting a stylised bird and tree design in tones of brown, together with another framed example from the same series with a stylised bird in a blossom tree, also a collection of assorted 6 inch and 4 inch tiles with stylised bird decorations, maker's marks verso. (14)

An assorted collection of late 19th to early 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, makers to include Maw & Co, Minton's China Works, Rhodes Tile Co., Pilkington's etc, all with hand painted or faux tube lined floral decoration in the Art Nouveau style, decoration picked out in colour glazes. (8)

A large William De Morgan Sand's End Pottery 8 inch plastic clay tile decorated in the Double Carnation pattern, painted in shades of yellow, green and brown on a white ground, impressed factory mark.

An assorted collection of 20th Century Carter Tiles 4 inch dust pressed tiles, each decorated with printed stylised and repeat pattern decoration, together with a relief moulded abstract example with a deep blue glaze and a rectangular tile with stylised wood effect in blue over white, 15cm x 7.5cm. (8)

A 19th Century Steele & Wood 8 inch dust pressed tile, brown transfer printed over pale lemon ground, decorated with mediaeval musicians within patterned block frame borders, moulded marks verso.

A collection of seven 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed commemorative tiles, including a Maw & Co slip decorated terracotta tile, an Edward Smith & Co portrait tile and a Godwins Tile raised Victorian portrait tile. (7)

A 1950s Carter Tiles (Poole Pottery) dust pressed 4 inch tile, from The Chase series of hunting scenes by Edward Bawden, decorated under glaze with a fisherman in red and black against a grey ground, impressed mark to back, together with a H&R Johnson tile with faux tube lined decoration of a fish, and two Dunsmore Tiles tiles hand painted underglaze with a fish. (4)

A late 19th Century George Grundy of the Photo Decorated Tile Co Emaux Ombrants 6 inch x 12 inch dust pressed tile, with an image of a stag to a landscape in deep ochre glaze, relief moulded marks.

Three 20th Century Carter Tiles (Poole Pottery) 6 inch dust pressed tiles, including a Delphis colour range tile with abstract design on red mottled ground, a similar example with stylised foliate design on orange ground attributed to Angela Wyberg, and another example decorated with fleur-de-lys. (3)

Three 19th Century Minton Hollins & Co 6 inch dust pressed tiles, from a series of twelve Aesop's Fables, blue transfer printed over white, including Death and the Woodcutter, The Fox and the Stork, and The Dog and the Sow, together with a black over buff printed tile, The Stork and the Wolf. (4)

A 20th Century Minton Hollins & Co 6 inch dust pressed tile, block printed with a design based on A.W.N Pugin, with seven smaller white flower heads over a central blue flower head and corner leave motifs, all over a buff glaze ground, together with a similar Mintons China Works tile decorated with a design based on A.W.N Pugin block printed with floral design in brown, white and green over a buff ground. (2)

A collection of 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles to include examples from Henry Richards Tile Co, Minton Hollins & Co, Pilkington's, Josiah Wedgwood & Sons and Lea & Boulton, all transfer printed with stylised foliate designs in a range of colours on various glazed ground. (12)

A 20th Century Dunsmore Tile to a Minton 4 inch dust pressed blank, stencilled over a white ground with a design depicting a heron over a blue ground, together with two 6 inch Minton tiles with similar Dunsmore stencilled decoration, the first of a toucan over a pale yellow ground, designed by Polly Brace, the second with a stylised acorn branch, maker's marks verso. (3)

A collection of five 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed floral tiles, to include a Carter Tiles example with painted tonal blue and brown over white ground depicting a flowering tree, designed by Ruth Pavely, another example painted with a flowering cactus, designed by Alistair Metcalf, a Minton hand painted tile, decorated with yellow chrysanthemums on white ground, and a Maw & Co terracotta tile, impressed floral decoration using the Le Cuerda Seca technique, together with a Henry Richards Tile Co Ltd Art Nouveau faux tube lined tile, decorated with flower heads and whipped tendrils. (5)

A 19th Century Martin Brothers (attributed) 6 inch stoneware tile, probably by Robert Wallace Martin, incised and modelled in low relief with ivy leaves and flowers, glazed in shades of green, blue and brown on a textured buff ground and blue lined border, scratched date 1881 to one side, gouged marks to reverse.

A collection of four 8 inch dust pressed tiles, to include a Maw & Co Ltd with a design by Walter Crane to accompany his set of Four Season tiles, a Minton's China Works example with a central portrait in profile and decorative floral motifs, part of a larger panel, a Minton's & Co terracotta tile with repeat fleur-de-lis pattern and a Minton's tile with an abstract floral motif, all with colour glaze finish. (4)

A 19th Century 8 inch Copeland plastic clay tile relief moulded in the Aesthetic taste with central and corner roundels over a geometric ground picked out in Majolica colours, impressed marks, together with a Wedgwood 8 inch border tile relief moulded with ferns in Majolica glaze and a further unmarked border tile with anthemion in blue glaze over buff. (3)

A collection of 20th Century dust pressed 6 inch tiles, each decorated with fruits or vegetables, to include a Pilkington's example hand painted underglaze with a lemon, olives and a cigarette, circa 1960, another Pilkington's tile hand painted underglaze with a bunch of grapes, a T&R Boote tile with mushrooms, and a Minton tile with cherries. (4)

A 19th Century Doulton Lambeth 6 inch dust pressed allegorical tile, hand painted in outline depicting Tragedy, seated and robed classical figure, manganese on white ground.

A later 19th Century The Leeds Fireclay Co Ltd 8 inch dust pressed tile, decorated with a central checkerboard pattern surrounded by a scroll border with 'L.F.C' monograms, all in a grey glaze.

A 19th Century Cambridge Art Tile Works tile of arched form, decorated in Gothic style script with religious verse within a simulated frame against the white glazed ground, printed marks verso.

An early 20th Century Gibbons, Hinton & Co 6 inch dust pressed tile, deeply relief moulded with a wren on a branch within a central diamond within stylised flowers, all in a tonal brown glaze, back impressed with pattern number 211, together with another tile with a bird with wings outstretched in a plum gaze within a green leaf border. (2)

A 19th Century Minton Hollins & Co 8 inch dust pressed tile, the body hand decorated with a gun dog in pate sur pate technique against a black glazed ground with gilded highlights as it steps in to a pond, relief moulded marks.

Two Mintons China Works 6 inch dust pressed tiles, relief moulded with architectural scenes including Worcester Cathedral and Eccleston Ferry, Chester, both in a brown glaze, together with a Corn Bros relief moulded village scene in ochre glaze and a Minton's faux tube lined tile with stylised floral decoration in a light brown glaze, maker's marks verso. (4)

An early 20th Century Compton Pottery, Potters Art Guild plastic clay tile, relief moulded with an image of Joan of Arc on horseback with soldiers in attendance, picked out in colourwash within a plain border, impressed mark, 15cm x 13cm.

A set of Marlborough Ceramic Tile dust pressed 6 inch tiles, circa 1974, from the Glaze Effect Kitchen Series, each decorated with stylised domestic items including kettles and lamps, on H&R Johnson tiles, with impressed marks. (7)

An assorted collection of 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, makers to include Pilkington's, Henry Richards, J&W Wade & Co for Floxman Tile Works, Doulton Lambeth etc, all with faux tube lined stylised floral decoration, all in colour glaze finish. (9)

A collection of late 19th Century dust pressed 6 inch tiles, to include a Maw & Co tile with an image of a bird seated on celery, transfer printed and hand coloured underglaze in grey, blue and green against the cream ground, another Maw & Co tile with various leaves, a Doulton tile with hand coloured leaves and flowers against the black ground, and two other floral tiles by Doulton and Pilkington's. (5)

A collection of early 20th Century dust pressed 6 inch tiles, each with relief moulded Art Nouveau foliate decoration, to include a Minton tile with a monogrammed design by Lewis F Day, and a Minton tile with design possibly by Leon Victor Solo, other examples by TA Simpson & Co, Marsden Tiles, Cleveland Tile Co, Lea & Bolton of Tunstall, Pilkington Tiles, Corn Bros and T&R Boote. (10)