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Three tiles: one with Kate Greenaway design, T & R Boote, circa 1881, 'Spring' brown transfer, blue floral edge; plus Mintons tile, child with kite, in floral borders (brown, green and cream); and a Mintons Japanese - style tile, blue with dragon, flowerhead and prunus blossom (three).

The Campbell Brick and Tile Co, tile with black transfer, circular pattern borders, celtic corners, 'Lilla saving Edwin', 'Harold's oath to William', 'Alfred', 'St Augustine' and 'Alfred', all framed, last four by Mintons from 'Early English History' series (five).

A POLYCHROME GLAZED PERSIAN TILE of rectangular form, decorated with a male figure on horseback, holding a bird of prey in his left hand, surrounded by floral sprays, in blue, puce and green, on a rich blue ground, some loss of glaze to one corner,22cm x 14cm.

A COLLECTION OF TWENTY THREE BLUE AND WHITE DELFTWARE SQUARE TILES depicting mainly rural scenes with rustic figures, also a set of four depicting religious scenes, and a single framed tile with a blue and white harbour scene, within a mangnese border (28).

A W.H. GOSS COTTAGE ORNAMENT, St. Nicholas Chapel, length 7.5cm, another Burn's Cottage and a square tile (3)

An Art Nouveau bleached oak occasional table of square form with tile top on tapered legs with square feet, 1ft 5ins

An Oak Fire Surround, with tile insert, and a fire kerb, 150 cm

A Pair of Victorian Bamboo Occasional Tables, with inset tile tops, 30 cm (2)

A KURDISH MAT The dark blue field woven with a lozenge tile pattern, fair, 4ft 10in.9148cm.) x 2ft. 11in. (90cm.)

A BELOUCHISTAN RUG Woven with a brown and dark red tile pattern, fair, 4ft 9in. (145cm.) x 3ft (92cm.)

A Chinese tile works Sancai glazed biscuit figure of a demon, the ferocious figure modelled with one leg raised and bent at the knee, 39cm h. The object held in the hand broken and missing, minor edge chips and localised flaking 100-200

King, Jessie M (illus.). A House of Pomegranates by Oscar Wilde, inscribed by the author on the tile page "To Bernard and his bride, when they were wed from the author ("Cousin Jake") Jessie M King" pub. Methuen & Co. Ltd., London 1915

Ceramic Tile Teapot Stand With Pewter Surround Venetian Style Female Figure Decoration

A Victorian mother of pearl and abalone card case, with overall chequer tile decoration, 10.4cm x 7.8cm.

A relief carved mother of pearl shell panel, with central scene of the Nativity entitled 'Bethlehem' over five medallion panels within foliate pierced ground, 15.5cm wide; a lozenge tile veneered notebook; another with Oriental engraved figural decoration; a relief carved panel of the Last Supper and twelve other items, (16).

A Victorian mother of pearl card case, with alternating floral engraved and abalone inset tile decoration, 10cm long.

A Victorian mother of pearl and abalone card case, with banded floral engraved lozenge tile decoration, 10.5cm long.

Tiles: a single tile by Josiah Wedgwood & sons Etruria, blue transfer of Tom Tom the Piper's son, in Prussian blue.

Tiles: a brown transfer single tile depicting a scene from Cinderella, with medieval dressed servant offering shoe on pillow to two women, while prince with banner stands by.

Tiles: six tiles by Josiah Wedgwood & sons Etruria, months of the year transfer printed, each showing children, January (royal blue), March, May, June and July (Prussian blue), plus a second tile of July in green trasfer (6)

Tiles: two Delft tiles, each with floral corners, one with dog hand painted manganese blue, the other a basket of flowers (the tile itself a pale blue ground) (2)

A Victorian tile tea pot stand by Minton, the design in brown transfer by J Moyr Smith ' Husbandry', showing a man in medieval costume sewing seeds.

A MASSIVE EARLY 20TH-CENTURY ARTS & CRAFTS STYLE FIRE SURROUND WITH FIREPLACE, in green-glazed tiles, green stained glass and wood, to rebuild, having a central section with dentil cornice, two pointed double door cabinets with six-pane clear-glazed doors, green tile fire surround with arched top and "round-the-corner" sides, above a copper fire hood, above a grate, the left section with open shelving and cupboards, the right section having a pair of mottled green-glazed cupboard doors each with circular tracery above nine panes, in turn above drawers and open shelves, approximately 288cm wide x 218cm high, (113.4in x 85.8in) (sold as seen; photograph shows item laid flat)

FIVE 18TH-CENTURY MANGANESE-DECORATED TIN-GLAZED TILES, probably Dutch, the circular scenes detailing religious narrative events (a figure (lacking halo) seated beneath a tree, feeding two birds; kneeling in prayer; anointing a child; talking to two gentlemen; addressing a figure in a tree), possibly scenes from the Life of Christ, each tile with double circular border and barred ox-head spandrels, 13cm, (5.2in) square (damages)

A GOOD LATE VICTORIAN MINTON'S TILE-SIDED PLANTER, the four 15cm, (6in) square tiles each with a sepia printed scene from the "Animals of the Farm" series, impressed globe mark verso above "MINTONS/CHINA WORKS/STOKE ON TRENT", in a wooden frame on four turned legs, 21cm square x 30.5cm high (8.3in x 12in)

Pablo Picasso, 1881-1973, VISAGE STYLISEE AL'Y (ar no. 564), stamped Empreinte Originale de Picasso, Madoura Plein Feu, inscribed J143, and numbered 23/100, painted and partially glazed terracotta tile, 17 by 17cm., 6.75 by 6.75in.

Pablo Picasso, 1881-1973, TETE D'HOMME AUX CHEVEUX LONGS (AR NO. 597), stamped Empreinte originale de Picasso, Madoura Plein Feu, inscribed J110 and numbered 31/50 on the reverse, painted and partially glazed terracotta tile, 31 by 31cm.; 12.25 by 12.25in.

Pablo Picasso, 1881-1973, NEPTUNE FONCE (ar no. 580), stamped Empreinte Originale de Picasso, Madoura Plein Feu, inscribed J112A and numbered 27/100 on the reverse, painted and partially glazed, terracotta tile, 21.5 by 21.5cm., 8.5 by 8.5in.

A William de Morgan 'Persian' rectangular tile, decorated in soft greens, turquoises and blues with scrolling foliage, florets and buds, 20.5cm x 15cm. impressed 'Sands End' rosette mark.

A William de Morgan 'Persian' tile, decorated with two stylised roses in blue, turquoise and manganese flanked by muted green foliage, 15.5cm., impressed 'Merton Abbey' mark.

A William de Morgan six-inch 'BBB' ruby lustre tile, painted with a fan-shaped flower and foliage against a white background, 15.5cm. square, impressed mark 'DIP' for partnership between de Morgan, Iles and two Passenger brothers.

A Minton Gothic Revival Tile, decorated in colours with a design by Augustus Welby Pugin, showing lilies issuing from a Gothic vase embellished with fleur de lys within a sexafoil panel punctuated with florets and foliage, 20.3cm. square, factory marks on reverse, in oak frame.

A pair of Majolica tile panels, probably Mintons, one depicting the Lamb of God, the other showing the Omega symbol, enclosed within foliate borders picked out with bright colours, 22.5cm. square, (some losses and damage)

*A continental porcelain dish depicting mythological figure amongst border with waved edge, factory mark M.R. to underside, together with bowl in porcelain wavy edge with gilt detailing signature to base, a C19th century wooden tile/panel, depicting cherub and a metal executive toy/sculpture.

A 19th Century Ironstone Octagonal Jug, with dragon handle, decorated flowers and a butterfly, a Wedgwood June tile, a pair of Copeland Parianware dogs on cushions, and four other items (a.f.) (8).

A blue, white and turquoise tile in the de Morgan style, decorated with scrolling leaves, 17.5 cms x 17.5 cms.

Rare Troika St Ives pottery floor tile with blue painted Aztec sun design, marked on reverse, 5.75" across.

A Minton Hollins and Co tile depicting a Rennaisance lady on a beige ground.

Commemorative wares: a set of three QEII glass tankards, a pottery biscuit barrel and cover, a pen tray and an Edward VIII mug and a tile.

A lustre tile in the style of William de Morgan, depicting a pair of cat-like animals (rubbed).

A tile from a pictorial panel, showing part of a bird amidst foliage, decorated in blues, greens and brown on a cream ground, possibly William de Morgan.

A hand painted pictorial tile depicting a Queen and Prince; another tile depicting a monarch and two archdeacon.

Chinese tile works equestrian figure, modelled as a warrior on horseback (extensively damaged), 15ins

Victorian Pollard oak bedroom suite by Bennett & Co, Chester, circa 1875, comprising triple wardrobe with castellated moulded cornice over central bevelled glass mirrored door flanked on either side with two recessed panelled doors opening to linen press interior with trays and drawers with hanging space to one side, all raised on plinth base, width 74ins, height 82.5ins; also a dressing table with triple mirror back, two jewellery drawers and two frieze drawers over a pot board base with turned and ring legs and pot castors, width 48ins; a tile backed and marble topped washstand (now painted white); and a pot cupboard, 14ins (4)

General Booth: a brown glazed portrait tile by Sherwin, a Continental porcelain cup with lithophane base portrait, a Continental bisque porcelain portrait bust and a green pottery jug with moulded portraits (4)

A Cartlidge portrait tile in grey depicting pope Benedict XV, another by Sherwin & Cotton depicting Pius X and one other by Adams & Cartlidge (3)

Gloucester - Grant of James I. Manuscript vellum grant, dated 22nd June 1618, large bold hand-executed historiated initial letter encompassing a large and superbly executed portrait of tile King in plumbago and ink, also with an attractive and elaborate hand decorated top border, granting from William Heydon to Simon Codrington of Codrington, the Manor of Cudelington, alias Codrington and Wapley in Gloucester, with all its members and appurtenances, which was formerly in the possession off the dissolved monastery or abbey of Stanley, in Wiltshire, etc., with accompanying translation. A fine and scarce portrait document of James I, though now without the Great Seal of James I. (1).

Hertfordshire - Boreham Wood, Elstree and Aldenham. Bargain and Sale, 1763, a parchment tile deed with details of houses and land in Borram Wood [Boreham Wood] in the parish of Ilestrey alias Idlestrey [Elstree], from Thomas Niccoll of Neasdon in the parish of Wilsdon, Middx., to James Hubbald of the Pay Office, London, describing property acreages and field-names (Long Whites, Little Whites and Rough Field in Aldenham, and Maggot Mead, Muncks Mead alias Blackwell Croft, house called the Bull-head and other houses in the Manor of Boreham), together with a Copy of Court Roll of the Manor of Parke alias Borram in Idlestrey [Boreham Wood], 1684, Court Baron of Edward Briscoe (Lord of the Manor), John Niccoll steward, surrender of William and Mary Oxton and admission of John Warren, to property in Idlestrey (2).

A Dutch delft 5'' tile, C18th, blue painted with a twin-masted ship; and a Victorian 6'' tile painted with a scene from Oliver Goldsmith, (2).

A Dutch Delft blue and white tile, painted with figures collecting faggots in a landscape between moulded and floral borders, 'L' mark, 19th century, 31.5cm.

A Medieval encaustic pottery tile, from St Peter's Church, Exton, decorated with a shield design, 13th / 14th century, 14.5cm. Chips to the rim.

A Craven Dunhill ruby lustre tile mounted as a teapot stand in a silver frame, decorated with a mythical beast, impressed marks, silver Elkington, Birmingham 1904 15cm. diam. Hairline crack, wear.

A Minton tile designed by A W N Pugin, in wooden frame unmarked 20cm. square Chips and wear.

A Minton's Art Pottery tile by Elisa Simmance, painted with a medieval hunter printed mark, painted monogram 40cm. high. Restored.

An unusual William De Morgan tile painted with a squirrel unmarked 15cm. square repaired damages.

A William De Morgan Merton Abbey Persian tile impressed Merton Abbey mark 20cm. square Minor rim chips.

A collection of eight differing tiles, including - Persian moulded tile decorated with a deer, 7.75ins x 5.5ins, four other Delft blue and white tiles, and three other tiles, various

A Two Tier Oak Occasional Table, with tile inset top, 44 cm, and an oak occasional table, 34 cm (2).

A late 19th century Landscape painted tile panel by Minton Hollins & Co Stoke on Trent 22 x 6.25".

Set of 3 Mintons, transfer printed tiles, depicting continental scenes after L.T. Swetman 20.5cm x 20.5cm, framed, together with Craven Dunhill glazed moulded tile of Gladstone, 15cm x 15cm framed, a/f