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Three Maw & Co 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, all with varying stylised floral decoration with colour glaze finish, one a terracotta example, together with a plastic clay tile by W.T. Copeland with a grid of alternating floral motifs in red, green, black over white. (4)

A 20th Century Maw & Co Ltd 9 by 6 inch dust pressed tile, with embossed and tube lined Viking ship, decorated in tonal blue and brown flecked glaze.

A 20th Century Carter Tiles 6 inch dust pressed lobster tile, from the series 'Sea', designed by Susan Williams Ellis, painted pink, red and peach over cream ground, moulded marks verso.

A collection of late 19th Century dust pressed 6 inch tiles, each with printed floral decoration, to include a Wedgwood example with a central roundel of flowers in white, red, light brown and grey green, in metal stand, a hand coloured design on a TG & F Booth tile, probably by the Decorative Tile Co, and others to include Pilkington's, Decorative Tile Co and similar. (9)

A set of four 19th Century Mintons China Works 6 inch dust pressed tiles, each later hand enamelled with Victorian characters and scenes to the white glazed ground, together with a similar period 8 inch dust pressed tile by Hill Pottery Co Ltd (S Alcock & Co), transfer printed in black with gentleman in 19th Century dress smoking pipes. (5)

A 19th Century Pilkington's Tile & Pottery Co Ltd 6 inch plastic clay tile, decoration attributed to John Chambers in a Persian inspired peacock design, with stylised leaves and flowers, painted in blue and green tones on a white ground, impressed factory marks.

A 20th Century Pilkington's Tiles 6 inch dust pressed tile, tube lined and painted decoration attributed to Edmund Kent, depicting a grey and white goose, on tonal green ground within wavy border with spiral detail, impressed P to corners verso, together with a matched series example with a black cockerel. (2)

A 19th Century Martin Brothers 6 inch stoneware tile, by Robert Wallace Martin, incised and modelled in low relief with aquilegia flowers and leaves, glazed in shades of green, blue and brown on a textured buff ground and blue lined border, scratched signature to one side, gouged star to reverse.

A pair of 19th Century Robert Minton Taylor 8 inch dust pressed tiles, each hand painted as a two tile panel titled 'Aesop at Play' in the manner of Clemont Heaton with figures to a garden setting, relief moulded marks. (2)

A pair of 20th Century Pilkington tiles decorated at Poole Pottery, each decorated by Lindsay Cole with later interpretations of the Cookery series designed by Claire Wallis, one with an apple, one with fish in pastel colours to a white glazed ground, signed in monogram, together with an earlier Poole Pottery tile screen printed with figures on horse back by Reginald Till and Peggy Thomas, and a 1950s Carter tile transfer printed with a playing card on simulated wood effect ground. (4)

A Minton Hollins & Co dust pressed 8 inch tile titled At The Cross designed by John Moyr Smith as part of the Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress series, transfer printed in brown and fawn against the turquoise ground, embossed marks.

A collection of 20th Century dust pressed tiles with printed and painted decoration, to include a pair of H & R Johnson Ltd naval battle scenes, a Hereford Tiles Ltd example with painted Chinese fishing boat in stylised blue border, a H & R Johnson 4 inch tube lined tile decorated with a Dutch fishing boat and another example with geometric zig-zags with hatched and stylised foliate border. (5)

A collection of five dust pressed 6 inch tiles, each with transfer printed decoration with a central image within a patterned border, to include a Minton Hollins & Co tile designed by John Bradburn circa 1880 with a roundel with two birds, and others by T&R Boote with decoration of birds, flowers and children. (5)

A late 19th Century Campbell Brick & Tile Co dust pressed 8 inch tile decorated in the Art Nouveau style with stylised flowers and foliage in pastel shades under crazed glaze, embossed marks.

A 20th Century 4 inch dust pressed tile attributed to A. J. Wade, with stylised tube line decoration depicting a ship at sea, in purple picked out in colour glazes over a cream ground, together the companion tile decorated in reverse, also three other similar tiles, to include two Maw & Co with windmill landscapes and a Richards tile depicting a bridge over water, maker's marks verso. (5)

A collection of ten late 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed floral and aesthetic tiles, including John Meir & Son tile, brown transfer printed decoration over white ground, Christopher Dresser design, stylised primrose decoration with arcaded border.  (10)

An assorted collection of early 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, makers to include H & R Johnson, Sherwin & Cotton, Marsden Tile Co etc, all with relief moulded stylised floral decoration in the Art Nouveau style, also three unknown examples with similar decoration. (6)

An early 20th Century heavy dust pressed tile by Doulton, relief moulded with a stylised Art Nouveau seed pod design under a pale celadon glaze attributed to William James Neatby, marked Doultons Patent Safety Back, together with a similar period relief moulded floral design and a further example stencil decorated with a cockerel. (3)

A 19th Century Pilkington's 6 inch dust pressed photographic tile, sepia printed over black ground, decorated with a Spanish lady with a lute, by George Henry Grundy of Derby, moulded P marks to reverse.

A late 19th Century Edward Smith & Co of Coalville dust pressed Emaux Ombrants tile depicting a portrait of a gentleman in a deep magenta glaze, together with a similar Gibbons Hinton example with birds on a bough in tan glaze, an example with a milkmaid and cow in green glaze and a turquoise glazed example with a young boy sat on a step in flat cap, unmarked. (4)

A collection of Pilkington's Pottery & Tile Co 6 inch dust pressed tiles, each decorated with a variant on a brick design decorated with a single colour majolica type glaze, together with a similar example from Craven Dunnill & Co Ltd. (5)

A 19th Century Minton encaustic 6 inch tile, circa 1840, decorated with a knight in horseback in buff against the red clay ground, design based on a medieval original from Temple Church, London, impressed marks.

A later 19th Century Gibbs & Canning 5 inch stoneware tile, heavily relief moulded with a stylised owl perched on a branch, in matte brown glazes, stamped mark verso, damaged.

A collection of early 20th Century dust pressed 6 inch tiles, all with relief moulded Art Nouveau foliate decoration, to include a H & R Johnson example in tonal blue, along with a Sherwin & Cotton tile designed by George Cartlidge in tonal brown, and others by Photo Decorated Tile Co, Corn Bros and WTH Smith & Co, and a two tile panel by Minton Hollins & Co. (7)

A late 19th Century Wedgwood three tile panel formed from three 6 inch dust pressed tiles, all hand painted with a depiction of St John in black line against a celadon ground with white glazed base, framed. (3)

A 19th Century Craven Dunnill & Co Ltd 6 inch dust pressed tile, designed by Lewis Foreman Day, lustre red tones over white ground, decorated with a heraldic dragon, moulded marks and impressed bottle oven circular motif to reverse.

A 19th Century Mintons China Works 8 inch dust pressed tile, transfer printed with a Gothic Revival design with a frieze of stylised flowering plants against a black ground with repeat daisy border after designs by Augustus Welby Pugin, together with a further example with an oak bough and acorn roundel and a smaller 6 inch example decorated with a passion flower border, all with relief marks. (3)

A 20th Century Fulham Pottery Quentin Bell 6 inch hand moulded tile decorated with a sgraffito seated female figure scratched 'Ariadne' to the lower left corner, hand painted in black and white underglaze over a buff clay ground, two stamps marks verso.

A 19th Century Pilkington's Pottery & Tile Co 6 inch dust pressed tile, relief moulded with T.B.L below a deep magenta glaze, believed to be from the Tootal, Broadhurst and Lee building in Oxford Street, Manchester, together with a part run of three Pilkington's relief moulded floral tiles in magenta glaze and a similar date run with Art Nouveau nasturtiums with whiplash lines in tonal turquoise majolica type glaze, unmarked.

A late 19th Century dust pressed 6 inch tile, circa 1870, from the Wedgwood Dog's Heads series, probably by Thomas Allen, in brown against the buff ground, together with two 8 inch tiles, one with an image of a setter, handpainted mostly underglaze and signed by G Layland, the other unmarked but likely Steele & Wood, printed with a seated lady with a dog and a boy serving fruit in brown against a white ground.

A late 19th Century Burmantofts 6 inch plastic clay tile, relief moulded with an interwoven trellis and leaf design picked out in a deep blue glaze, impressed marks, together with a similar period example with stylised floral roundel, propeller back stamp. (2)

A 19th Century Maw & Co. Broseley Salop 6 inch dust pressed floor tile, with relief moulded central star decoration surrounded by floral motifs contained in a double line border, all in a treacle and ochre glaze, together with a similar 6 inch dust pressed Craven Dunnill & Co floor tile, with relief moulded floral and repeat pattern decoration all in tones of brown glaze, maker's marks verso. (2)

A 19th Century 6 inch plastic clay tile, transfer printed monochrome over white ground, decorated with the mariner's arms with ensign bearing seamen flanking annotated crest under three masted sailing ship within coastal landscape, hand incised spiral to reverse.

A 20th Century Sherwin & Cotton H & R Johnson Ltd dust pressed tile, tube lined and painted polychrome decoration on white ground, three masted ship in full crested sails on choppy sea, moulded marks verso, 19cm x 9cm, framed.

Two Minton's dust pressed 6 inch tiles, each transfer printed in brown underglaze with scenes depicting rural life, the first with a woman working next to two resting goats, the other with a woman feeding rabbits, together with a H&R Johnson tile transfer printed in black with a cooper. (3)

A 19th Century Mintons China Works 6 inch dust pressed tile, transfer printed with a repeat pattern of stylised snow drops between repeat floral borders after designs by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, together with a similar period example also attributed to Pugin with a roundel of ivy leaves in colours. (2)

A 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed tile, monochrome painting over mustard yellow ground, designed by Henry Stacey Marks, decorated with anthropomorphic birds in court room scene and titled Ye Justyce, moulded trellis pattern to reverse.

A late 19th Century Malkin Edge & Co 6 inch dust pressed tile, heavily relief moulded with a stylised bird perched on a branch picking berries, all in a deep blue glaze ground.

A 19th Century E Smith & Co 6 inch dust pressed tile, blue transfer printed over white ground, 'Hey Diddle Diddle', moulded marks verso.

A collection of 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed royalty themed tiles, comprising a TG&F Booth tile produced for the coronation of King George V, stencilled in red over white glaze with 'God Save the King 22nd June 1911', two tiles by Johnson printed with portraits of Queen Elizabeth II for her Golden Jubilee in 2002, and a JC Edwards tile decorated in relief with a portrait of King Edward VII. (4)

A 19th Century Doulton Lambeth 8 inch plastic clay tile, incised stylised foliate decoration and relief moulded foliate roundel, in tonal blue and brown, scratched B mark verso and impressed factory mark.

A collection of late 19th and early 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, makers to include Arthur Meakin & Co, Sherwin & Co, Gibbons Hinton, Henry Richards, Cleveland Tile Co, Rhodes Tile Co and more, all with relief moulded and faux tube line stylised floral and botanical studies in colour glaze finish, maker's marks verso. (11)

A 19th Century Minton's Hollins & Co 8 inch dust pressed tile from the series Authors and Their Works designed by John Moyr Smith, transfer printed in brown over cream with a scene from the Story of Patient Griselda by Chaucer, also a similar Minton's China Works 8 inch dust pressed tile, transfer printed with a scene from Sir Walter Scott's Waverley novels. (2)

A 19th Century Maw & Co dust pressed 6 inch tile, pattern number 2469, by Owen Gibbons, transfer printed in blue underglaze with four roundels with images depicting the four elements, earth, air, fire and water. NB - Previously in the collection of Carolyn Wright.

A 20th Century Carter Tiles 6 inch dust pressed tile, hand painted in matte glaze with two stylised geese over a green ground with a white border, maker's mark verso.

Two 19th Century dust pressed commemorative tiles, including the wedding of The Duke of York and Princess Mary 1893, teal glazed cushion form, modelled in high relief with bust portraits within floral border, 9cm x 12cm, together with a Craven Dunnill & Co Ltd Co WWI patriotic tile, coloured transfer printed decoration over white ground, Flags and motto For Right and Freedom, 11cm x 8cm. (2)

A collection of Carter & Co (Poole Pottery) handpainted tiles, to include a plastic clay 5 inch tile with stylised Art Deco flowers by Truda Carter circa 1925, two plastic clay 5 inch tiles with floral sprays also by Truda Carter, and three other tiles also with floral sprays, to include a dust pressed 6 inch example probably by Reginald Till, a dust pressed 6 inch tile by Truda Carter, and a dust pressed rectangular tile, also by Truda Carter and painted by Jacqueline Way. (6)

A 19th Century Minton Hollins & Co 9 inch dust pressed tile stand, transfer printed with an image from the Pilgrims Progress titled 'Crossing the River' in black over buff with pale celadon enamel detail, relief moulded marks.

A late 19th Century W. B. Simpson & Sons 8 inch dust pressed tile, hand painted with a stylised orange tree branch over a deep blue circular ground and repeat pattern border, makers stamp verso.

Three 20th Century 5 inch dust pressed tiles, including Carter Stable and Adams, hand painted in tonal green, blue and red over matt grey ground, decorated with stylised fruit and leaves, possibly after a design by Truda Adams, together with Joseph Rouelants for Carter Tiles, Dutch figures in coastal landscape, and a Poole Pottery (attributed) tile painted with flowers, possibly designed by Dora Batty as part of a set of Nursery Toy tiles. (3)

An early 20th Century JC Edwards of Ruabon 6 inch tile/teapot stand, decorated with a design by C.F.A Voysey, depicting a stylised demon portrait in profile all in a brown glaze, maker's mark verso.

An early 20th Century George Woolliscroft & Sons 6 inch dust pressed tile, relief moulded with a portrait of a girl with flowing curls and a floral headband, all in a blue glaze, together with a similar portrait tile in an olive green glaze. (2)

A late 19th Century Burmantoft's Pottery plastic clay 4 inch tile, circa 1890, decorated in relief with a grotesque bird in a deep red brown glaze, stamped mark, damaged, missing bottom edge of tile, together with another Burmantoft's tile decorated with three sunflowers in a dark olive glaze. (2)

A C F A Voysey for Pilkington's 6 inch dust pressed Arts and Crafts tile, circa 1902, stylised water lily design, relief moulded in green and yellow, registered number 397655, moulded P to corners verso. Provenance:  Lot 232 in Bonhams sale of the Creffield Collection on 26th September 2007

A late 19th Century Minton Hollins & Co 8 inch press moulded plastic clay tile, relief moulded with a repeat frieze of primroses between repeat panel borders, picked out in Majolica glazes to a deep blue ground, relief moulded and printed marks, slight damage.

A 19th Century Craven Dunnill & Co 6 inch dust pressed tile moulded in high relief with a portrait of General Charles George Gordon within a roundel with foliate borders with an ochre glaze, together with a similar Carter Tile Co portrait tile and a further example relief moulded with a Cavalier. (3)

A collection of 19th and 20th Century commemorative dust pressed and tiles to include a Rye Tile celebrating the Investiture of the Prince of Wales July 1969, Coronation 1953, J P & S handpainted tile designed by Rosalind Ord for Packard Ord for the Coronation of George VI, a printed Victorian 1837-97 commemorative tile, together with a Mintons China Works tile printed in relief with a thistle in stylised thorned tendril border. (5)

A collection of 19th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles from assorted factories to include Pilkington's Tile & Ceramic Works and T.G & F Booth, all transfer printed with floral studies within patterned borders in sepia, magenta and black on sepia ground, various marks. (8)

An assorted collection of 20th Century 6 inch dust pressed tiles, to include three Ann-Wynn Reeves and Kenneth Clark Tiles, the first with relief moulded abstract decoration in tones of yellow and brown over a white ground, the second with printed decoration depicting a purple thistle and a similar third with a hot air balloon, also three Kenneth Clark for H & R Johnson tiles from the Woodland series, each depicting a stylised tree over white grounds, also a Merthyrware floor tile with an abstract motif in tones of brown and white, a similar abstract example, unknown maker. (8)

A collection of nine Carter England (Poole Pottery) 6 inch dust pressed tiles, from the Coloured Dutch series designed by Joseph Roelants, transfer printed and painted over white ground, including fisherman and farming scenes, together with a 5 inch dust pressed tile decorated with a lady in traditional Dutch costume, carrying a basket of apples, in solid grey border. (10)