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A Victorian tile attributed to William de Morgan, painted with a variation of the chrysanthemum design, the white flowerhead within green and turquoise foliage and against a cobalt ground, 6" x 6".

A set of four Craven Dunnill 'Seasons' tiles, each tile printed and painted with a diaphanous maiden within a landscape emblematic of the season and printed with the words 'spring', 'summer', 'autumn' and 'winter' respectively and two botanical tiles, one painted with holly and ears of wheat, the other with summer flowers, 6" x 6" (6)

A Minton printed and painted tile, of the nursery rhyme characters 'Jack & Jill', carrying a pail of water designed by Walter Crane, and another titled 'Where are you going, my pretty maid?', both in oak frames, 11.25" x 11.25" (2)

A green lustre tile, relief moulded with a bearded gentleman, seated at a desk, with paper at his feet bearing the inscription 'Longfellow, The Hanging of the Crane', within a black border, by Craven Dunnill, 6" x 6"

A Maws yellow lustre and blue printed tile, depicting an exotic bird with outstretched wings within the branches of a stylised peach tree in modern pine frame, 6.25" x 6.25"

A Mintons three-tile panel, printed and painted with a repeated Anglo-Persian stylised foliage design, in cobalt, light blue and green, against a white ground, each tile 6" x 6"

A Minton tile, after John Moyr Smith from the 'Classical figures with musical instruments' series, depicting a lute playing maiden against a vivid blue floral ground and within grey ground, Greek key borders, facsimile signature 'Moyr Smith', 8" x 8"

A Craven Dunnill tile, depicting a brightly painted strutting peacock, within a stylised floral landscape against a green shaded ground, 8" x 8"

A Craven Dunnill tile, relief moulded with the head of a classical maiden in profile, glazed in brown, 6" x 6"

A Maws five tile Anglo-Persian panel, painted with a continuous plant design, issuing flowers and leaves in turquoise cobalt and green, against a scrolling blue foliate ground, framed in mahogany, each tile 6" x 6"

A Walter Crane tile, circa 1880, printed and painted with an image of Nox, dressed in long robes and carrying a mask, he sits with a flowering poppy plant upon a day bed, supported by two Sphinx and an owl, within a border of classical motifs and garlands, with rebus W.C 8" x 8"

A Lewis F Day for Craven Dunnill red lustre tile, depicting a fantastic beast with forked tongue within red lustre lined borders and stained oak frame, 6" x 6"

A Pilkington tile, circa 1910, decorated with a tube lined design of a galleon with brightly coloured bunting against a blue/green ground, 6" x 6", and an art nouveau tile, by H. Richards Tile Co, decorated with a tube lined design of a lady's head in green, blue, ochre and brown, 6" x 6", (2).

A panel of four red lustre tiles by Lewis F Day, each of a continuous design of flowering peonies within scrolling foliage, with a surround of red lustre border tiles and within a stained oak frame, each main tile 6" x 6"

A panel of ten Maws tiles in two rows, decorated in the Anglo-Persian style, with meandering yellow flowers and foliage against a blue/green ground, each tile 6" x 6"

A Maw & Co Ltd Anglo-Persian tile, decorated in cobalt, turquoise and green, three Craven Dunnill & Co Ltd florally decorated tiles and another tile painted with a stylised plant, all 6" x 6", (5)

A Craven Dunnill tile, decorated with a bust, the tube lined design of a young lady in profile wearing a golden hat and dress, surrounded by a stylised foliate border, against a grey ground, 6" x 6"

A Maw & Co red lustre tile, from the 'River' series printed with a classically draped maiden clutching two caught fish and holding a staff, she stands within a river landscape, the word Shannon at her feet, 6" x 6"

A Maw & Co ten tile Anglo-Persian panel, each painted with a continuous plant design in green, turquoise, cobalt and yellow, against a cobalt ground and within a mahogany frame, each tile 6" x 6"

An art nouveau five-tile panel, decorated with a tube lined water lily in green, white and ochre against a turquoise ground, framed in oak, each tile 6" x 6"

An art nouveau five-tile panel, decorated with a tube lined design of a stylised three-branch plant in olive green and peacock blue against a mint green ground, framed in mahogany, each tile 6" x 6"

A panel of six Craven Dunnill Majolica tiles, circa 1880, each brightly decorated with a green, purple and ochre petalled stylised flowerhead with a surround of four similarly coloured daisies against a claret coloured ground and within a stained mahogany frame, each tile 6" x 6"

A Victorian hors d'oeurve dish of rococo form, a tile depicting birds and flowers and two soap dishes and a toothbrush holder. (5)

A DUTCH DELPHT TILE PANEL 'Fishing boats and fisherwomen', inscribed, framed

A MAHOGANY DRESSING TABLE MIRROR, fitted two drawers, a tile top occasional table and a mahogany occasional table (3)

A late Victorian hanging wall cupboard, with floral tile inset door and open shelves; together with a small stool

1937 Coronation: a Beswick cream glazed pottery head in profile, 147mm high and a stoneware tile by Malkin 160 x 210mm, chipped (2)

1953 Coronation: a pottery tile decorated with an inscribed view of The Royal Lodge, Windsor Great Park, surmounted by a gilt named and dated portrait, an oval Tuscan china plaque with sepia portrait of the Royal Family and another of the Queen (3)

An antique Delft tile of an octagonal scene of soldiers outside a castle with cherubs to the corners, wooden frame, 12cm square.

A Longwy Primavera tile stand painted in colours printed mark 20.5cm. square.

A Delftware cylindrical jar, a tin glazed circular inkwell, a rectangular Delftware tile and a small stoneware 'Singleton's Eye Ointment' pot, 18th century and later. (4)

Various Persian tile fragments.

A BLUE AND WHITE DELFTWARE PLATE possibly Lambeth, painted with chinoiserie plants, 9in. (22.5cm.) dia. and a blue and white tile painted with a building on an island

An 18th Century Dutch Tin Glaze Pottery Tile Picture, composed of six tiles painted overall with a seated whippet wearing a padlocked collar, within line and banded borders, in manganese, (overall 39cm by 26cm), framed; Another, of a cat, with yellow eyes, (39cm by 26cm); A Single Tile, painted with the front two legs of a cat, (12cm by 12.5cm); and Two Further Tiles, as the front legs of a cat and part of its tail, (25cm by 12cm) (generally poor condition) (4)

An 18th Century Dutch Tin Glaze Square Tile, painted with a dog in a landscape within a circular reserve against a powdered ground with vacant spandrels in dark manganese, (10cm); Another, similar; and Two Other Blue and White Examples, depicting a dolphin and sea monster, within scroll spandrels (4)

A Pilkington Tile & Pottery Co. vase of baluster form, with mottled green and blue decoration, factory mark for 1909, 12 cms high.

A terracotta tile panel depicting a classical figure with a cherub, together with a Kayserzinn metal dish, with stylised Nouveau design.

Nine Tiles, decorated various figures, and another tile (10)

A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN W. GODWIN (LEGWARDINE, HEREFORD) HAND-PAINTED POTTERY TILE, having sepia-coloured decoration of a lady in the manner of Kate Greenaway or Thomas Allen, 15cm, (6in) square, (rubbed)

A VICTORIAN MINTON, HOLLINS & CO (STOKE ON TRENT) POTTERY TILE DEPICTING LORD WILLIAM HOWARD OF NAWORTH CASTLE, a circular sepia depicting of the gentleman standing in a meadow before his castle, entitled beneath, raised maker's lettering to reverse, 20.5cm, (8in) square (edge chips).

A William de Morgan tile with lustre decoration, the quartered panels moulded in relief with birds and flowers, 15 x 15cm, (damage)

A carved ivory roof tile shape oni mask, 19th century, 2"

A 'Famille-Verte' Quatrefoil Tile, Kangxi period, decorated on both sides, the first depicting a man dreaming of his wife's kidnap, the second with boats in a montainous landscape; together with a 'Fahua' Domed Seat Cover, 16th century, 23.5cm., 9.25 in. and 26cm., 10.25in. diameter

A Victorian walnut two-piece bedroom suite; the three-door wardrobe with a trailing acanthus carved cornice, central bevelled mirror door flanked by a pair of panelled doors, one enclosing shelves and drawers and with further carvings and a plinth base; the dressing table with quarter section trinket drawers, three drawers to the frieze, carved and fluted tapering legs and together with a matching washstand tile back. (3)

An Aesthetic Movement ebonised wood and Minton tile inlaid jardiniere, circa 1880, the hexaform top with a tin liner, the sides with five painted tiles, the centre tile with indistinct monogram 'CWE', the reverse stamped 'Minton, Hollins & C Patent Tile Works, Stoke Upon Trent', on slender turned supports.

A group of pottery tiles, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: a Pilkington's tile painted with a leopard like creature, seven tiles with tube lined Art Nouveau motifs, a Mintons secessionist tile and five turquoise glazed tiles

A Cantagalli lustre tile, 19th century in Hispano-Moresque style, relief moulded in colours of blue, green, yellow and copper lustre with arabesques within foliate and mythological beast borders, underglazed blue cockerel mark and No.11, 10" x 11"

Chinese brown glazed ridge tile, Tang dynasty, in the form of a man on a chicken's back, 14cm long.

Chinese marmalade glazed ridge tile, Tang dynasty, in the form of a horse seated on its haunches, 23.8cm high.

Persian pottery tile, Qajar dynasty, depicting a rider on horseback with a hawk flying above him, polychrome enamel colours on a light blue ground, 22.cm x 16cm, together with a similar square tile painted in polychrome colours with fish, 10.3cm wide (2).

A William De Morgan Persian tile panel each three tile frieze depicting a peacock above a vase of flowers, in shades of blue, green and aubergine, in later wood frame unexamined out of frame 61cm. high. One tile cracked and museum restored, minor chips.

A William De Morgan tile painted with carnation motif stamped Merton Abbey mark 25cm. wide Minor glaze nicks to rims.

A William De Morgan earthenware tile, decorated in the 'BBB' pattern impressed Sand's End roundel mark 15.5cm. chips to extremities

A William De Morgan tile painted with a duck, in shades of blue and green Impressed WDeMorgan mark 15cm.square

A Martin Brothers stoneware tile, square section incised with two grotesque fish and a jelly-fish in shades of green, blue and ochre, in later wooden frame unmarked. Chips and minor damages to extremities.

William de Morgan, Tudor Rose tile, turquoise ground, early Fulham period, 1888-1898, Sands End Pottery mark, 15.5cm x 15.5cm (some small chips and crazing).

Minton's Tiles, Minton, Hollins, & Co., Patent Tile Works, Stoke upon Trent ... Catalogue of Tile Patterns for Pavements, Wall Linings, Fire Places & Hearths, [n.p.], ca. 1880's, folio (380 x 280mm.), 45 hand-coloured lithographed plates, lacking title page and front free endpapers, price list loosely inserted, original decorative boards, spine worn.

An English Delftware Blue and White Tile, mid 18th century, finely pencilled after a Chinese original, with two birds hovering over a pair of spotted deer at lodge under a pine tree beside a rocky shore, panelled rim, crossed and dashed underside, 22.4cm

A Dutch Delft 'Golfer' Tile, late 17th/first half 18th century, painted in blue, wearing broad hat and three quarter length coat, squaring up with back to the viewer, 13cm square (chip to corner in oak frame)

A North Devon 17th century relief decorated pottery tile stamped with a large fleur-de-lys, two tulips issuing from the top, two stars below, within a double lined border, gritty buff-red fabric decorated on the upper surfaces in a brown earthenware glaze, circa 1680, approximately 6in square.