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A Tremaen Pottery 18-tile abstract panel, 18 x 36ins. (See illustration)

A rectangular tile probably by Samuel Alcock & Sons, printed and enamelled with classical figures, below a border of mistletoe unmarked 31cm. wide.

A Bretby Pottery figure modelled as a child standing on a circular plinth, covered in a matt buff glaze, another similar and a pottery roof tile modelled as a cat printed Bretby mark to first figure 50cm. high.

A Martin Brothers stoneware kerb tile incised with scrolling foliage and abstract panels in shades of brown, blue and ochre unsigned, rim chips 31cm. wide.

'Daisy' a Dutch Delft tin-glazed tile after a design by William Morris, and a similar tile after a design by Lewis F Day unmarked 15cm. square.

A William De Morgan Trellis pattern tile painted in colours impressed factory mark, minor rim chips 15.5cm. square.

A William De Morgan Persian tile painted with a parrot amongst foliage, in shades of blue, green and yellow on a white ground, mounted in a wooden frame small chip to one corner 20.5cm. square .

'Waterbirds' a Carter's Poole Pottery tile panel designed by Harold Stabler, painted in colours, repairs framed panel 66 x 51cm..

Four small Leach Pottery tiles, three decorated with a phoenix bird motif, the forth with St Ives seal marks and possible an early Bernard Leach seal mark impressed marks to one tile 7.5cm. square.

A Madoura, Vallauris limited edition terracotta tile designed by Pablo Picasso, decorated with a smiling face impressed and painted marks, 15/100 16.5cm. square.

An Italian tile topped rectangular table by G De Savigny on tapering wooden legs, the top with abstract yellow and turquoise glazed design on black, signed to the tiles 109 x 47.5cm.

A Dutch Delft Tile decorated in blue and white. 5" (13cms) square and 2 other Delft tiles (all framed).

Terracota ridge tile of a welsh dragon

Terracota Welsh dragon ridge tile

White painted and tile top extending kitchen table and four stick back chairs.

Arts & Crafts four tile and bronze square jardiniere, tiles by Minton's designed by Moyr Smith, depicting Arthurian legend scenes, overall 19.5 x17.5cm w

Pair of Aluminium table lamps, each side inset with abstract design ceramic tile

An 18th Century Delft tile painted a scene St Benedict, another and an Oriental plate decorated peacocks

A CAST IRON PEDESTAL POST BOX having a fluted finial and sloping tile effect roof over the letter box with horse and rider motif to the door, between canted corners with a hanging bugle motif to the sides, raised on a tapering pedestal and stepped platform base. 30cm x 36cm x 103cm

A late 19th/early 20th Century German Tile, of rectangular form, tube lined and pressed and decorated in colours, with an art nouveau style design of a female musician with a harp, on a blue/green washed ground, 14½” x 4¾”

A decorative J V Borleaux Tile, inset in an oak frame, and with a musical movement below (not working), the tile decorated with bird’s nest, birds and foliage, on a lemon ground, 10½” wide

A SUPERB SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY GALLANTRY GROUP AND EFFECTS to Private 10392 W Saunders 7/Som LI. Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1914/15 Star. WM and VM. The DCM is in very good uncleaned condition with original ribbon. 18ct gold Pocket Watch inscribed "Presented to Pte W Saunders DCM by F G Haggett Esq. JP Mayor of Bridgwater on behalf of Friends Appreciation of his Conspicuous Bravery at Lesboeufs on 16-9-16" together with mounted medal ribbons, photographs, cap badge, newspaper cuttings and congratulations from the Major General 20th Light Division on receiving the report of his gallant conduct, details of citation etc. NB: At the end of the war Sgt Saunders played rugby for the 3rd Bn SLI and a photograph is included. He then returned to work with Colthurst Symons in the Brick and Tile trade, retiring after 53 years service. Time eventually ran out and Mr Saunders died on 23/7/1973 aged 75. He is buried in the Bristol Road Cemetery, Bridgwater

Four tile top iron work conservatory tables (4)

A Qajar tile panel, decorated with a central vase within a yellow ground niche in a pink scale and floral border, 77cm x 34cm

Pottery Glazed Tile in frame showing image of a female seated with trees surrounding, image approx. 10" x 15"

A quantity of railway related ephemera including framed glazed tile of 'Winston Churchill' locomotive, 2 limited edition plates, framed and glazed b/w print of GWR locomotive and 3 other items

AN OLD CRACKLE GLAZED POTTERY TILE painted with coat of arms and inscription 'Utile Dulci', inscribed to back board verso 'Bestall Shuttleworth Spedding', 11 1/2" square

A DAMASCUS POLYCHROME POTTERY TILE of square form with blue and green foliate decoration, late 17th/early 18th Century, 6".

A Persian tile depicting a man on horseback holding a dove, on a blue ground.

HANNAH MOORE WALTON (1863-1940) FRAMED TILE AFTER BURNE-JONES, CIRCA 1900 painted earthenware in moulded and ebonised frame tile 20.2cm square Exhibited; Hand, Heart and Soul: The Arts and Crafts Movement in Scotland, 30 June to 23 September 2007, City Art Centre, Edinburgh; 25 October 2007 - 20 January 2008 Millennium Gallery, Sheffield; 14 June 2008 To 23 Aug 2008 Aberdeen Art Gallery Literature; Jude Burkhauser (Edit) 'Glasgow Girls: Women in Art and Design 1880-1920', Canongate 1990, page 47, illus. fig. 44

MINTON FRAMED TILE, CIRCA 1880 glazed earthenware with brass frame, printed in blue on white in the manner of Walter Crane with a maiden by a lake, moulded marks, 15cm square; also a THREE TILE PANEL, in the manner of William de Morgan, depicting a galleon in full sail, with swimming fish below, each tile 15.5cm square (2)

MINTON HOLLINS & CO PAIR OF FRAMED TILE PANELS, CIRCA 1880 glazed earthenware, each panel of four tiles painted with herons wading amongst reeds on a red ground (2) each tile 21cm square

POOLE POTTERY COLLECTION OF DELPHIS AND OTHER WARES, 1960S glazed earthenware, to include five shape 86 shallow bon bon dishes; four shape 88 larger bowls; two filled Poole boxes and a boxed tile kettle stand, Poole Art Deco style plate and an early STUDIO orange glazed ashtray (14)

DANIEL COTTIER (1838-1891) FOR COTTIER & CO. (ATTRIB.) SIDE CABINET, CIRCA 1880 painted and ebonised wood with gilt embellishments, the Japanese fretwork cornice above a cushion frieze painted with anthemion, above an open shelf backed with panels painted with apples and pomegranates, over two glazed doors and mirrored back, the base with mon-painted frieze above twin panelled doors decorated with pears and lilies, with void below, the side panels decorated with anthemion designs 97cm wide, 239cm high, 49cm deep Literature: Max Donnelly, ‘Cottier and Company, Art Furniture Makers', The Magazine Antiques, June 2001. See pp. 916-925, fig. III for a cabinet of a similar form. Jeremy Cooper, Victorian and Edwardian Furniture and Interiors, Hong Kong, 1987, fig. 391. Note: Daniel Cottier began his career as a stained-glass artist in his native Glasgow, and in 1864 set up his own business as a designer in George Street, Edinburgh before moving back to Glasgow in 1867. As an independent designer Cottier was involved in decorating furniture as part of a unified scheme for a number of Presbyterian churches in Glasgow. With the establishment of the firm in London, Cottier took on a number of designers and artists, among them Bruce Talbert, who was briefly associated with the firm. In 1870 he set up a branch of 'Cottier & Co, Art Furniture Makers, Glass and Tile Painters' in London. This new venture was set up in partnership with the furniture and furnishings designer, Bruce Talbert. The joint expertise worked well and the firm thrived. Within three years it had opened new branches in the United States and Australia. Little is known about the specific contribution of artists to the making of furniture by Cottier & Co. One such decorator Frederick Vincent Hart also worked for other designers such as E.W. Godwin and this may explain the similarity between Godwin and Cottier furniture, leading to the misattribution of some Cottier furniture to Godwin.

A handpainted blue and white oriental large tile with homes on stilts and mountain, 21cm by 21cm

Edwardian oak book trough in the form of a settle with inset hunting scene tile back

An Oriental Imperial Earthenware Roof Tile on blue ground having raised dragon motif (a/f), 16cm high

R.M.S. MAURETANIA: A ROYAL DOULTON TILE PANEL, CIRCA 1910. depicted steaming in a port-view profile, inscribed lower right The 'MAURETANIA' from a design by John Everett, maker's marks to reverse. 7 1/2 x 11 1/2in. (19 x 29cm.) Framed. Probably intended for use outside a Cunard or Travel Agents offices

Thirteen rectangular Delft tiles, painted with a fritillary design in blue, a medieval tile painted in yellow with a lion rampant between fleur de lys, and thirteen Delft plates variously decorated with flowers, damages. (27)

A William De Morgan tile decorated in ruby lustre with a Great Curassow, and a collection of tiles including a Red lustre tile possibly Maw & Co, Minton tiles and a Marsden Tiles 1937 Coronation tile plaque various marks, De Morgan tile smashed 15.5cm. square

'Two Figures' a glazed tile and steel sculpture by Ivor Burge on wooden base unsigned 137cm. high

'Standing Figure' a glazed tile and steel sculpture by Ivor Burge on wooden base unsigned 204cm. high

An Islamic turquoise glazed tile of reticulated arch form decorated with flowers 33cm high

A set of six Hereford Tiles dust pressed 6" tile blanks transfer decorated with stylised female figures in swim wear to beach and seaside settings.

A set of six Hereford Tiles dust pressed 6" tile blanks transfer decorated with stylised female figures in seaside settings.

A late 19th Century Gibbons & Hinton & Co dust pressed tile panel relief moulded with a scene of a fisherman at the banks of a river picked out in majolica glazed finish and set within a carved oak surround, measures 30cm by 15.5cm. ILLUSTRATED.

A Chinese tileworks ridge tile figure of an immortal, 19th Century, covered in a turquoise, yellow and aubergine streaky glaze, height approx 41cm (minor faults), on an ebonized stand.

A T.R. Boote brown printed tile, late 19th Century, the central panel depicting children in Victorian dress within aesthetic panel borders after designs by Kate Greenaway, brown printed diamond registration lozenge to reverse, together with a group of assorted tiles including a foliate printed example by Maw and three tiles from the old testament series by Moyr Smith (some faults).

A green glazed portrait tile - Pope Pins x by Sherman and Cotton, 23 cm x 15 cm.

A grey glazed portrait tile - David Lloyd George by Sherman and Cotton, 23 cm x 15 cm.

A grey glazed portrait tile - Mr W M Hughes, by Sherman and Cotton, 23 cm x 15 cm.

A sepia glazed portrait tile - William Gladstone by Sherman and Cotton, 23 cm x 15 cm.

A small green glazed portrait tile by Craven Dunhill & Co Ltd, 11 cm x 8 cm.

A Victorian Jubilee green and blue glazed tile in relief, 1897, 'Godwin' on reverse, 15½ cm x 15½ cm and a Queen Victoria Jubilee tile teapot stand with transfer decoration

A green glazed picture tile of a classical pinnacle figure and cherubs, 30 cm x 15 cm.

A yellow glazed picture tile - 'left in charge' a highland sporting scene, 15 cm x 30 cm.

A yellow glazed picture tile - stage on a landscape, 30 cm x 15 cm.

A brown glazed picture tile - stag on a landscape, 30 cm x 15 cm.

A brown glazed picture tile - stag on a landscape, 30 cm x 15 cm.

A 20th Century coffee table, the heavy set pine frame inset with 'Masons' tile top, raised on square supports, 76 cm x 116 cm.