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WILLIAM DE MORGAN: A POTTERY TILE decorated with stylised carnations against a scrolling foliage, with impressed mark to the reverse, 6" x 6", and three similar tiles (4)

THE FULHAM POTTERY: A SQUARE TILE decorated in Scrafito through white slip with a lady`s head, with stamped marks to the reverse, 4" wide and a similar shallow pottery bowl (2)

A pair of late Victorian Aesthetic oak hall chairs, the spindle backs inset with tile panels above solid seats, on turned tapering baluster legs.

A pair of Victorian Shakespearian tiles, 8", a Mintons tile of a ruined cottage and 2 others, (5).

A QUJAR WARE POTTERY TILE, 19th century, of square form moulded and painted with a polo player, 6 1/2" x 6 1/2", together with a similar oval tile painted with a warrior, 14 1/4" wide, both in glazed stained wood frames (2)

A VICTORIAN TERRACOTTA ROOF FINIAL of compound baluster form with half fluted ball surmount and side bracket modelled as a festoon of fruit, on ridge tile base, 39" high, 16 1/4" wide at base, together with a small terracotta urn of half fluted form, 15 1/2" high (2)

A Minton 8in vertical four tile panel, blue and white painted with putti within scroll foliage, moulded marks, 81.5cm high; another single tile from a similar panel; and five 6in tiles from similar panels (10). (see illustration on our website). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

* Carbon print. A mammoth arched-top carbon print, c. 1870, looking down across a pond and front drive at a large house nestled behind trees on a hillside, various outbuildings and four figures on the grass adjacent to the pond, 43 x 59 cm, framed and glazed. The house is unidentified, but almost certainly English, and possibly in the Home Counties or surroundings. The slate tile roof has three gabled windows and above the shell-hood porch are indistinct initials, possibly TC or TG and the date 171[?]. (1)

World. Ortelius (Abraham), Typus Orbis Terrarum, 19th century, twelve large hand painted colour ceramic glazed tiles, each tile approx. 250 x 250 mm, overall size approx, 750 x 1000 mm. Perfect for any map enthusiasts bathroom, jacuzzi or plunge pool. (1)

A pair of 18th century Continental majolica tiles depicting a man and woman in 18th century dress; an 18th century faience tile depicting a landscape with castle

Framed Pottery Tile, Mr Thomas Hardy, impressed mark JHB & Co. Ltd., 8½ins x 5¾ins, in wood frame

An Austrian secessionist satinwood sideboard, circa 1910, the shaped mirror back over single frieze drawer flanked by faceted glass tile panel cupboards over further inlaid cupboards upon plinth base, 148 x 179 x 55 cm.

A William De Morgan Persian style twelve tile panel, late 19th century, decorated with large blue stylized flower heads and smaller amongst green foliage on a cream ground, impressed Sands End Pottery, W. De Morgan mark to base, width 15 cm, (12).

An Iznik plate, 19th/20th century, of circular form with dark blue rim and white leaf band, enclosing a central section with dark blue and turquoise trailing foliage, diameter 21 cm, together with two delft blue and white tiles, with windmill scenes, an oak framed blue and white figural tile and a framed Royal Sphinx tile, with leaf and flowerhead design, (5).

A Minton Teapot Stand printed with a scene of Old Edinburgh John Knox`s House Netherbow; and a further framed Tile decorated with scene of a farmhouse and a ruined barn (2)

A modern Moorcroft Framed Tile, decorated with the "Sonoran Sunrise" design by Emma Bossons, No 104 of 200, circa 2005, 12" x 8"

A 1960`s rectangular tile top coffee table, together with a nest of three occasional tables

A 19th Century Minton tile painted with pink begonia sprays, 19cm square, mounted in a wooden framed with tablet verso dated 1876.

An Early 20th Century Wooden Doll`s House, the lift-off roof enclosing an attic bedroom with two dorma windows, the double panelled hinged fascia with printed paper brick effect, enclosing a first floor sitting room with two windows and a door leading to a balcony, the ground floor with two windows and a door leading to an entrance hall, a kitchen and a dining room, with tile and linoleum effect flooring, containing furniture, dolls and accessories, length 53cm, height 71cm.

A 1940`s Wooden Doll`s Shop "Fortnum & Mason Ltd. Village Stores", with painted tile effect roof, paper brick effect sides, pebbledash fascia with two first floor "leaded" glass windows over a bay window, two advertising signs and a door, hinged and opening to reveal two first floor rooms over the shop, together with free-standing shelves, a counter, a shop keeper and dog, and numerous accessories and advertising items, length 51cm, height 61cm.

A 19th Century German Tinplate Doll`s Bathroom, the three sided room with pink upper walls over a white embossed tile effect lower section, fitted with mirror over a hand basin with brass tap, shower head and taps over free-standing bath, towel rail and free-standing radiator, a stool, thermometer and two porcelain dolls, each tap with a water cistern set to the reverse, 27cm by 14cm

An Early 20th Century Wooden Model of a Kitchen/Larder, the ceramic sink with draining board, the tile effect walls fitted with open shelves and hooks, and with linoleum effect floor, length 35cm, together with a quantity of accessories including plates of composition food, packets, trays and boxes of fruits and vegetables etc; a Boxed "Little Ann" Kitchen Set; a Boxed Betterwear Junior Household Set, (3)

Dutch Delft tile depicting a huntsman on horseback and another of a knight, (both framed)

A Victorian Wedgwood transfer print tile, titled `September`, mounted

Terracotta ridge tile surmounted by a dragon

A 19th century Victorian Town house model, possibly Tamworth Pottery, of yellow `brick` construction with red `tile` roof, with central door, inscribed Jackson to window arch flanked by two bay windows, the upper floor with three arched windows, 22cm high, the base inscribed A Jackson`s House, Built Feb 3rd 1888

TWO LATE 17th CENTURY DELFT BLUE AND WHITE TILES, (one cracked), framed as one; together with three late 19th century fireplace tiles, one stamped Minton; and an Art Nouveau border tile, all framed. First overall 31.5cm by 16.5cm

A KURDISH RUG tile pattern, multi bordered and fringed, 250cm x 140cm (corner section cut)

Ceramic painted tile, Portrait Mrs Wood, wife of General Wood.

A Minton, Hollins & Co tile painted with a medieval figure raking a field in an orchard landscape, in colours impressed marks, 28 x 20.5 cm.

A Minton, Hollins & Co tile painted with a medieval figure sowing seed in an orchard landscape, in colours impressed marks indistinctly signed Fournier to the front 28 x 20.5 cm.

A tubelined tile probably designed by William Neatby decorated with a peacock perched in the top of a topiary tree, in colours, and two Minton Secessionist tubelined tiles various impressed marks, minor rim chips 15 x 7.5 cm.

A Minton Secessionist five tile panel designed by John Wadsworth, tubeline decorated with stylised iris flower stems, in yellow, green and salmon pink, highlighted in gilt impressed marks panel 76 cm. high

A Minton Secessionist five tile panel designed by John Wadsworth, tubeline decorated with stylised iris flower stems, in yellow, green and salmon pink, highlighted in gilt impressed marks panel 76 cm. high

A William De Morgan tile painted with three stylised sunflowers, in shades of blue and green on a white ground impressed mark 15.5 cm. wide

A William De Morgan tile painted with a sunflower in ruby lustre unmarked, chipped edge 15.5 cm. wide

A William De Morgan K L Rose pattern tile painted in shades of green and blue on a white ground unmarked, minor glaze loss 15.5 cm. square

A William de Morgan Rose Trellis tile painted in shades of green, blue and brown on a white ground unmarked, 15.5 cm. square

A William De Morgan galleon tile from a three tile panel, painted with the stern section of a galleon entering harbour, in colours impressed roundel mark, minor chips 15 x 15 cm.

A Martin Brothers stoneware tile, incised with ivy leaf motif in green on a brown ground impressed marks, minor rim nicks 7.5 cm. square

A Martin Brothers stoneware small tile incised with a flying bird, in shades of green, blue and brown impressed marks, minor nicks to rim 7.5 cm. square

A Martin Brothers stoneware architectural tile incised with a foliate panel in shades brown unsigned, chips, 11.5 cm. wide.

A Liberty & Co umbrella stand with green tile back and inset with a large copper panel, with Moorish arch front applied ivorine label 128 cm. high

Two Carter's tiles tubeline decorated with stylised fish, in shades of blue, yellow and orange on a cream ground, framed impressed marks, 15 cm. square. Literature: Leslie Hayward and Paul Atterbury Poole Pottery, Richard Dennis Publications, page 174 for a four tile panel with a similar fish illustrated.

An Edwardian washstand with decorative tile back.

An Edwardian washstand with slate top and a tile back.

A set of four 19th century Majolica tiles decorated with lilies together with three framed double tile sets.

CHINESE GLAZED EARTHENWARE TILE, relief decorated with immortal surrounded by cloud, slight damage

A set of twelve Minton tiles, each decorated with different characters from Alice in Wonderland, each tile 15cm square, one AF

My Garden - A Clarice Cliff vase circa 1934 of cylindrical form relief moulded around the base with large stylised flowers below a streaked tonal brown Delecia style ground, hand painted "My Garden" and Bizarre mark, height 12.5cm. Condition - No chips or restoration, crack running through the body from upper rim. [Issued shortly after Inspiration ware Latona was a milky white glaze, created by mixing standard honeyglaze with tile glaze, resulting in a semi-opaque surface which gave the pottery a chic new look. It was perfected by June 1929 just after Clarice’s first Conical shapes appeared. Clarice teamed up her milky white Latona glaze with some highly colourful floral freehand designs such as this 1929 Latona Bouquet pattern and elicited an improved response from customers, much of the large Latona range being popular in Australia. DM]

A RED TILE TOP AND BAMBOO OCCASIONAL TABLE

A WILLIAM DE MORGAN POTTERY TILE painted with scrolling yellow carnations, Merton Abbey incised mark verso, 6" square (see illustration).

A Large Early Painted Doll's House, with simulated tile roof above five windows with central door and with turned uprights, together with its contents, to include a large amount of doll's house furniture and accessories See illustration

Miniature oil painting on ceramic tile, Dutch sailing barges, 4.5cm square in stained wood easel frame 10cm square

An Edwardian tile back washstand, the polished stone surface over two cupboard doors on ball turned supports, 92cm (36") wide, a towel rail, a wicker basket etc

A late Victorian walnut hall chair, the break arch pediment above a panelled back inset with transfer printed tile, the solid seat raised on ring turned tapering legs.

4 Small Delft tiles, a Minton & Hollins tile, and other decorative tiles (12).

A Rozenburg tile depicting a Dutch canal scene, detailed Rozenburg de Hagg and signed by artist..... K.F.Z Du Chattel, housed in an ebonised frame, tile measures approximately 16cm x 15 cm.

An Indian blue and white square tile, painted in blue and turquoise with a pair of parrots amongst flowers, 30.5cm., chips, glaze flaws

A Chinese Canton tile, painted with figures at a window and on a bridge beneath a tree, 19th century, 15cm.