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Click here to subscribeA tall Royal Doulton flared vase, painted with two Caribou beneath trees on a bright yellow ground, printed marks, 38cm; a Royal Doulton Magnella pattern flared rim vase, 15cm; a Viridian patterned cress dish and stand, 21cm; a powder bowl and cover with elephant handle, 12cm high; a dish and four other pieces (11).
A Royal Doulton stoneware vase, cylindrical with a pinched neck, in a matt apple green and brown flecked glazed, impressed mark and artist's scratched monogram, 28cm, together with a Royal Doulton stoneware ovoid urchin shaped vase in a green and black speckled matt glaze, 9cm (2).
A group of Royal Doulton miniature vases including two flambé small vases, 6cm; a stoneware cylinder vase with gilt marks on a running green glaze, 8cm; an earthenware globular vase printed in blue with a monk and cellar scenes, 10cm; a cream glazed miniature flask, 5cm, and a blue and green glazed pot with block handles, 5cm, various printed and impressed marks (6).
A Royal Doulton flambé dish by Charles Noke, shaped rectangular with a river scene in a shaded red, painted mark and painted artist's signature, 13.5cm x 9.5cm; a Royal Doulton flambé model of a mouse on a block, printed marks, 6cm high, cracked; and a Royal Doulton Rouge et Noir, flambé decorated bottle vase, printed marks, 11cm (3).Illustrated.
A Royal Doulton stoneware vase of flared form with raised narrow neck, decorated in leaf and scale panels in orange, green and gilt on an olive ground, impressed marks, 21cm, another Doulton stoneware vase, square panelled, with a stylised oval floral panel on a black and green striped ground, impressed marks 18cm (2).
A Royal Doulton Titanian ware vase, painted by Harry Allen, of cylindrical form with a narrow neck, decorated with a night Heron on a pine tree, the moon behind, signed 'H Allen' to bottom of branch, printed marks and title to base impressed and painted '1342', date mark '9.16', 24cm high.Illustrated.
An unusual Doulton cylindrical brush pot vase, moulded with fruiting branches and with an unusual (possibly experimental) glaze of pooled and splashed white and green, 15cm high. printed 'Doulton, England' in green, impressed numbers.Illustrated.This shape is more commonly used with Chinese Jade ware.
A set of eight English porcelain dessert plates, circa 1850, centrally painted with differing flowering branches, 22.5cm diameter, a Royal Copenhagen porcelain two-handled bowl and cover painted with a dog rose, a Royal Crown Derby blue and white triple hors d'oeuvres dish, a miniature Stevenson & Hancock Derby Imari pattern jug and basin, lacks foot, and a similar vase (13).
A pair of George III silver candlesticks, John Green & Co, Sheffield 1795, with vase shape scones and detachable nozzles, the baluster stems, rising above spreading circular stepped bases with threaded borders, 29cm high, crested, together with a pair of old Sheffield plate three light candelabrum branches with scrolling arms and snuffing hoods, 44cm high.Illustrated.
An English porcelain bough pot, probably Derby, early 19th century, painted with a central floral bouquet in a cartouche, the cobalt blue ground gilt with stars and dots, rams mask side handles, 25cm wide, a figure of a goat, after a Derby model, a Copeland & Garrett floral encrusted vase and a large English baluster jug, circa 1820, painted and moulded with flowers (4).
An Arts & Crafts spot hammered silver trumpet shape vase, Manoah Rhodes & Sons, Bradford, London 1925, the compressed circular stem foliate pierced and cast, on a spreading domed circular foot, 22cm high and a silver five bar wire work toast rack, Robert Pringle, London 1924, 14ozs weight combined (2).Illustrated
A Staffordshire pottery tree stump spill vase with a standing horse and cow drinking from a bricked well, 26.5cm high, another similar with a fox, a girl seated on a bridge and swan below, another of two highland figures in an arbour, a dog, boat and stream and two other figure groups (5). Illustrated.
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