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A panel of six blue delft tiles, depicting mythical sea creatures 17th/18th century, each tile approx 13cm square mounted in soluble cement

A set of four blue delft tiles, depicting biblical scenes, 17th/18th century, each tile approx 13cm square mounted in soluble cement

A set of four Delft Manganese tiles, depicting Biblical scenes 17th/18th century, each tile approx 13cm square mounted in soluble cement

19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL - a mountain stream with sheep on a path, oils on canvas, 6" x 7 1/2"; 3 other works to include a poppy field, signed M Martin; a 19th century naive view of two girls by a bridge; a painted porcelain tile and two picture frames (6).

A Minton, Hollins & Co. horizontal six tile panel in the Aesthetic taste, painted by J. B. Rooke with a drapery swag entwined with convolvulus and with two swallows in colours, signed and dated 1881, impressed factory marks, 90cm wide; and two 6in tiles similarly painted with floral scenes, impressed marks

A selection of twenty three Victorian earthenware 6in transfer printed tiles, including six Minton Shakespeare series designed by John Moyr Smith (2 brown and 4 blue); four Minton Arthurian Legends designed by Moyr Smith; four of the same design titled Affection; six blue printed from a Shakespeare series; a Minton brown printed with feeding the rabbits; a Minton sepia printed with pigs designed by William Wise and one by A. E. Tile Co. colour printed with a Simple Simon design, 20 tiles on a later board and 3 loose (some with chipping)

A pair of Minton, Hollins & Co. vertical five tile panels in the Aesthetic taste, painted by J. B. Rooke with an orange and a lemon tree in urns in colours, one signed and dated 1881, impressed factory marks, each 74.5cm high

A William de Morgan 8in tile, painted in greens, turquoise and blue in the Double Carnation pattern, early Fulham period, impressed Sands End Pottery wings mark, 20.3cm wide

Two Delft tiles painted with birds perched on branches, 18th century, (one tile broken in two and restuck) (2) 12cm wide

Liverpool Delft tile printed by Sadler circa 1770 printed with a lady waking a sleeping boy within a rural landscape, signed lower left, (some restoration) 13cm wide

A 20th Century rectangular Tile decorated in colours with a mythological scene of man and prancing horses, made by Theodore Brensen, 7 ¾” x 11 ½”

A tile topped metal plant table, rectangular form with scroll legs united by a centre aperture. Width 32ins.

A TURKISH FAIENCE TILE of square form, moulded with a star panel painted with a gentleman playing a lute, within blue scroll moulded borders, 19th century, 10" wide

An oak jardiniere stand, with inset tile top and turned column.

A De Porcelyn Fles Delft pottery tile commemorating Peace, dated 1945 and inscribed 'Food, Peace, Freedom' beneath a pictorial scene of a mother and child waving at two planes flying overhead, impressed mark to reverse.

A Minton and Hollins tile moulded in relief with a sunflower motif washed in an olive green graze, 15cm square; a similar treacle glazed example moulded with a profile portrait of a boy; a hand painted tile depicting a figure in a cornfield, 20cm square.(3).

A hand painted decorative tile titled "Inversnaid Falls" initialled H H, 30.5cm x 15cm, framed, another similar example depicting a windmill, initialled H H.(2).

An early 20th Century "Tortoise" cast iron stove with tile panel inserts, 70cm high.

A collection of Various Pictures to include Maw & Co framed tile panel and 15 various wood framed pictures (16)

Three 18th Century English Delft manganese glazed tiles depicting figures in landscapes and a similar tile depicting a scene from Genesis, 13cm square

a pair of Delft tiles decorated with a swan with a shaped cartouche within a manganese ground, and another tile decorated with figures (A/F)

Large Qajar tile decorated in shades of blue with scrolling foliate forms, 32.5cm square, a/f

19th century Damascus tile, painted in shades of blue and purple with a geometric and floral motif, 22cm square, a/f

Persian tile panel depicting a Cypress tree flanked by two spiralling columns, in blues, green and red, framed by a scrolling foliate border, 84.5 x 42.5cm, (8)

Minton, Hollins & Co. large painted tile panel, depicting Sir Bevedere picking a fight with Tristram, name and address to bottom left hand corner 'H. A. Hymers, 6 Belvedere Crescent, York Road, Lambeth', and a small tile panel with lines from a play reading [Sir Bev: 'That for ye thou mottlede carcase', Hostess: 'Oh stay he means not what his tounge doth give the vent', Tris: 'Leave go my arm away' Olde Play], both panels monogrammed 'WC', and marked verso 'Minton, Hollins, & Co., Patent Tile Works Stoke On Trent.', large panel 102 x 126cm, small panel 30 x 45.5cm, (66), a/f

A late Victorian mahogany hallstand having carved crest and spindle top with central mirror over Art Nouveau tile section with glove box and D shape base W 43"

A 19th century mahogany hallstand having arched top with spindle gallery over mirror and tile section with glove box and turned supports W 34"

A four tile panel by Della Robbia, circa 1896 decorated by Ellen Mary Rope with cavorting children, titled 'jog on jog on the footpath way and merrilie hent the stile a merrie heart goes all the way your sad tires in a mile...' 38cm. high by 135cm. wide

A C. H. Brannum Barum green glazed bowl, Wedgwood majolica bowl moulded with shells, Bretby planter, pair of vases and a tile.

A Halcyon Days porcelain four piece smokers set decorated in gilt with classical figures, Portuguese blue and white tile and a French porcelain jardiniere decorated with flowers.

An Art Nouveau enamelled stove with a twin tile panel above the replacement copper lamp insert with a ruby glass shade, 71cm high.

Islamic style vase of ovoid form painted with scrolling flowers and foliage, 20cm high, a Delft tile painted in colours with a butterfly, 20.5cm square, and other items, a/f

William De Morgan: An Isnik-Style Tile Panel, circa 1890, fashioned as twelve 15.5cm square tiles, painted with blues and turquoise repeating patterns, on a pale grey ground, 32cm by 93cm (mounted as fireside panels)

William De Morgan: An Isnik-Style Tile Panel, circa 1890, fashioned as twelve 15.5cm square tiles, painted with blues and turquoise repeating patterns, on a pale grey ground, mounted as fireside panels (some loose), impressed circular early Fulham period mark, 32cm by 93cm

A 19th Century Prattware money box, flanked by two figures, faces at the upper windows, with blue tile roof, 5 1/4" high

A cristolean depicting a group of young men and woman, a 20thC Delft blue and white tile

A Chinese blue and white tile painted with two figures and script writing, set in a wooden frame with handle

A late 19th century Persian tile, moulded in low relief and painted with an equestrian figure out hawking in a landscape against a deep sky blue ground, 33 x 25cm, framed

A late 19th century Persian tile, moulded in relief and painted with two equestrian figures hawking against a deep sky blue ground, 23 x 16cm

A Sherwin's patent tile of Arts and Crafts design decorated with stylised flowers, together with a Maw & Co tile relief moulded with a man seated beside a fire.

A Qing dynasty polychrome ridge tile modelled as a lion dog with a pup under its front paw.

AN EARLY DELFT TILE painted in manganese with a lady reclining on a rock, within roundel, late 18th century, 5 wide

A PINE FARMHOUSE KITCHEN TABLE with tile top, end drawers and turned supports, 61" long

A Hamleys Dolls House; the façade, the gable end in mock Tudor beams with simulated tile roofing, 1st floor bedroom with balcony, with front door porch, label reads “Hamleys, of Oxford Street”, 24” x 24”

A well engineered model of a Grasshopper Beam engine, built by Mr V E Judd of Ickenham to the Easton and Anderson design. The vertical cylinder with outside steam valve linked by twin eccentrics, disc crank with beam linkage and water pump, spoked flywheel having bearings with oil cups, display belt driven bevel gear governor, steam control valve with drain cock. The model finished in red, blue and green paintwork, mounted on simulated brick and tile plinth with polished wooden base. 34cm x 28cm. Total height 22cm.

WILLIAM DE MORGAN SIX INCH SQUARE TILE painted with flowering branches and set within an oak table Tile; 15.5cm across

ARTS AND CRAFTS FOUR-TILE PANEL painted with a figure of Pan below a flowering tree, with exotic birds and animals, painted monogram, framed 76cm x 22.5cm

Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Etruria blue and white transfer printed tile decorated with a champagne cork exploding from the sea and ejecting a child/baby with the motto 'Let another mans shipwreck be your seamark', mounted in a twisted wire stand

A group of ceramics comprising; Bird wall plaques, Motto ware dishes, wall vases, Toby Jug, stained glass bird, pair of blue and copper lustre dishes and a tile

A William De Morgan tile c.1875 Decorated with stylised thistle in greens and purple, impressed seal to reverse 155mm wide

A collection of 19th century tiles Comprising a Minton example titled Summer decorated with an archer, six Wedgwood blue and white transfer printed decorated with months of the year, a Minton Art Deco tile depicting a bird and two others (10)

An Amersham Toys dolls house of painted wood construction with red faux tile roof, double opening front, on green base, 18" wide, and a scratch built extension to the above house, 17" wide, each with furniture (2)

Decorative Arts. Glass in Architecture and Decoration, Architectural Press 1961; AUSTWICK, J and B. The Decorated Tile, 1980, lacks jacket; ENTWISTLE. French Scenic Wallpapers 1800-1860, 1972, limited edition (500); The Book of Wallpaper, 1954 (ex library); A Literary History of Wallpaper, 1960 in dust jacket; HAWARD, B. Nineteenth Century Norfolk Stained Glass, 1984 in creased jacket, and 13 others including Rugs and Glass

A MAPLEWOOD FRAMED TWO PART EMBROIDERED PANEL and a framed tile

Large Continental faience tile panel, decorated with cross motifs in shades of brown, blue and yellow, framed, 53" x 28" (damages)

SIX VARIOUS POOLE POTTERY CARTER TILES to include a Coronation Commemorative tile dated 1953, with Windsor Castle and Royal Crest above; a Dutch Series polychrome tile; a monochrome "Fisherman and boat" tile and three floral pattern tiles (6)

a late 19th/early 20th century pate sur pate tile, probably Minton by T J Bott decorated with a goddess or maiden draped in diaphanous fabric with a small boy at her feet, standing on a crescent moon, against a dark blue background, unmarked, in plain ebonised frame

a Middle Eastern turquoise tile inscribed to the border with part ot the opening chapter of the Holy Qur’an, al-Fatiha, in a Kufic script 27cm wide, 34.5cm high note: it would have formed the upper part of a mihrab or Islamic prayer niche and may have been in a small tomb/mausoleum.

A framed tile after Moyr Smith - Old Mortality, Morton and Bvrley.

An 18th Century Delft Tile, decorated in manganese with a shepherd, and two other Tiles