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A COLLECTION OF WEMYSS WARE all painted with cabbage roses, including a cup and saucer, two other saucers, a plate 17.5cm diameter, two smaller plates, three sugars, a cream jug and a larger jug, 9.5cm high (11) Condition Report:a cup and saucer - chip to cup base rim, saucer oktwo other saucers - one with two roses discoloureda plate 17.5cm diameter - oktwo smaller plates - one discoloured, the other chips to underside and rimthree sugars - large one has restoration to top rim and chips to base rimtwo smaller have cracks and one has a chip to top rima cream jug - extensive damage that has been filled to chips and crackslarger jug - has restoration to handleAs expected most pieces have overall crazing.

A COLLECTION OF WEMYSS WARE CHERRY PAINTED POTTERY including a two handled bowl, a chocolate cup and cover, a large pot lid, a small plate and jug and a double inkwell (6) Condition Report:two handled bowl - missing one handle, large chip to rim, rubbing to rimchocolate cup - lead repairs to handle, chip to base rim and cover - firing crack and some discolourationpot lid - discoloured, 12cm diametersmall plate - 13.5cm diameter, badly cracked and chip to basejug - very discoloureddouble inkwell - lids have ben restored, one glass lined with chip, stand okAs expected most pieces have overall crazing.

A WEMYSS WARE TEASET painted with cabbage roses, comprising teapot, six cups and saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl (9) Condition Report:teapot - firing cracks at base of spout, small chip to underside of spoutsix cups and saucers - one cup has a chip to the rim. All cups are discoloured and slight discolouration to some of the saucersmilk jug - discoloured and has been partially restored to rim, cracks running from rimsugar bowl - slight discolourationAs expected most pieces have overall crazing.

A SMALL WEMYSS WARE PIG painted with clover, painted and printed marks to base 16cm long Condition Report:overall light crazing, a tiny area of discolouration to rump. Missing a small piece of tail pre glazing. Firing crack to one front leg

A SMALL GROUP OF WEMYSS WARE all painted with cabbage roses including a dog bowl, a tray, 26cm x 21cm, a Lady Eva vase, 16cm high and a wavy rim jardiniere (4) Condition Report:dog bowl - large star crack and other cracksa tray - large chip missing at one corner, crackedLady Eva vase - some filling to the rimjardiniere - some filling and re painting to rim, some cracksAs expected most pieces have overall crazing.

A pair of Chinese Imari palette decorated plates with panelled and fruit decoration each bearing character marks to base 22 cm diameter together with a pair of 19th Century Crown Derby scalloped edge bowls with floral decorated medallions on a cobalt blue and gilt decorated ground 22 cm diameter and two Wemyss cylindrical pots of small form, one decorated with oranges and signed "Wemyss T Goode & Co", the other decorated with apples and signed "Wemyss" and bearing Wemyss impressed stamp mark, both 5 cm high (6)

A large red plum design Wemyss ware porter mug by Robert Heron and Son, impressed WEMYSS, script mark in turquoise, printed retailers mark for T Goode & Co, 14cms; and another decorated with full-blown pink roses, impressed mark, 14.3cms. (2)

A Wemyss cylindrical biscuit box and cover painted sprays of pink dogroses and green foliage, painted and impressed marks, 12cm diameterLight crazing to glaze and minor enamel laking to rim of cover.

Griselda Hill (Wemyss) Large figure of a rabbit decorated with underglazed wild roses, on green stalks and leaves, inscribed to the underside, 15cm high.

TWO UNMARKED WEYMSS STYLE VASES AND A SMALL QUANTITY OF NORITAKE AND CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN, the Wemyss style vases of conical form with quatrefoil rims, one painted with cabbage roses, the other with fruit, both with painted 'No 5' to underside, height 14cm, the Noritake octagonal bowl with raised gilding and landscape decoration and the pair of miniature cups and saucers with Alpine scenes (7) (Condition Report: both the vases are heavily crazed and have an amateur restoration / repairs to the rim, yellow paint to an area of the roses, the fruit vases with large chip to the base, the other items are ok)

A small quantity of pigs including small Wemyss pig, two Belleek pigs, two Royal Dux pigs, Beswick, Goebel, etc.

A Wemyss lidded pot decorated with cabbage roses, a Bon Jour brown Cockerel and hens jug and a similar wavy rimmed bowl Condition Report:Available upon request

A Griselda Hill Wemyss model of a cat, decorated with thistles, clover and dog roses with green glass eyes Condition Report:Available upon request

A WEMYSS WARE COMB TRAY BY ROBERT HERON & SONS, PAINTED WITH COCKEREL and chicken 25cm wide, impressed mark (small crack)

A BOX AND LOOSE ASSORTED PICTURES AND PRINTS ETC, to include original Railway carriage prints M.V. Cambria, M.V. Swan, T.S.S Duke of Lancaster, Wemyss Bay and Rothsay Car Ferry and Glamis Castle, nine reproduction carriage prints, two unframed oils on canvas depicting boats at a quayside, framed lace picture for Pork Farms Robin Hood Marathon, Cash's woven pictures, assorted prints and a free standing needlework picture frame etc. (2 BOXES + LOOSE)

Moorcroft Pink Magnolia on cream ground small bowl together with a Griselda Hill pottery Wemyss decorative jug

A Wemyss crackle-glazed biscuit jar, height 11cm. CONDITION REPORT: Old chip to the rim, as well as a hairline crack to the body. Heavily crazed.

Collection of chintzware ceramics, predominantly Grimwades Royal Winton, incl. a 'Marguerite' teapot; a Wemyss Ware plate decorated with roses, retailer's stamp TG Goode and Company, South Audley St, London; etc. A/F

WEMYSS EXON, fruit decorated spherical tea pot and lid, signed B Adams

G HILL POTTERY; a pair of seated cats, model of a pig and a pin dish in the style of Wemyss (4).Condition Report: Good condition no chips, cracks or restoration.

A collection of silver tea and other small spoons, including: four Scottish Fiddle pattern by James Taylor, Glasgow circa 1780 (maker's mark only); a single Scottish Fiddle teaspoon by James Weems (or Wemyss), Edinburgh 1756-84; a Fiddle salt spoon by George Buchanan, Greenock circa 1815-31; eleven others, mainly English,George III to 20th century, 191g (6.1 oz) gross; and one plated (18)

A Wemyss ware sleeping pig, with traditional painted rose decoration, signed B. Adams, impressed EXON 17cm long.

Wemyss pottery desk inkstand with cabbage roses pattern and two glass wells, impressed mark and Thomas Goode & Co retailers mark, 16cm long

Wemyss pottery chamber candlestick decorated with cabbage roses, green script backstamp, 9cm

Wemyss ware teapot and jug both marked T Goode & Co South Audley and similar jug unmarked with cockerel pattern (3)

A pair of Chinese Imari palette decorated plates with panelled and fruit decoration each bearing character marks to base 22 cm diameter together with a pair of 19th Century Crown Derby scalloped edge bowls with floral decorated medallions on a cobalt blue and gilt decorated ground 22 cm diameter and two Wemyss cylindrical pots of small form, one decorated with oranges and signed "Wemyss T Good & Co", the other decorated with apples and signed "Wemyss" and bearing Wemyss impressed stamp mark, both 5 cm high (6)

A WEMYSS POTTERY HEART-SHAPED TRAYCirca 1900 Painted with pink cabbage roses beneath a green line rim, impressed Wemyss Ware R.H. & S, printed T.Goode retailer's mark, 30cm lengthTypical crazing to the glaze with some minor light staining. Minor losses to green enamel on rim

A small quantity of assorted ceramics and glassware including Mdina glass vase, vintage Italian pottery long necked cat figurines, mid Century pottery watering can, a Wemyss style preserve pot, etc.

A Brian Adams Exon Wemyss style pig model with hand painted cabbage rose decoration

A small collection of mid 20th Century Plichta models Brightly decorated to include Duclklngs,  sheep and birds together with a Wemyss Goose made for Thomas Goode of London , Goose restored and some others have damages, (24) 

Collection of Plichta mid 20th Century models to include Pigs , Donkeys and an Elephant , together with a smaller Wemyss Pig , minor damages to some (11). 

A selection of Wemyss pottery, late 19th century and later, comprising: a heart shaped inkwell, decorated with cabbage roses, printed retailers mark for T. Goode & Co, and impressed maker’s mark to base, 15cm wide; two canted rectangular trays, one decorated with cherries, the other with cabbage roses, each with printed retailers marks for T. Goode & Co, and impressed maker’s mark to base, each 24cm wide, along with an oval pin dish, decorated with cherries, printed retailers mark and impressed maker’s mark to base, and a posy vase, decorated with thistles and foliage, printed retailers mark and impressed maker’s mark to base, 11cm high (5) (at fault)

Autographs 3 autograph albums 1) Black morocco album with signatures of King George V ('George R.I.', dated 20th May 1919), Queen Mary ('Mary R', 20th May 1919), King George VI ('Albert', dated 4th November 1921), Field Marshal Douglas Haig ('Haig of Bemersyde', 26 January 1920), John Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown (makers of the first non-stop translatlantic flight), Robert Baden-Powell (24th September 1919), Jose Raul Capablanca (Cuban chess player, dated 8th October 1919), Ivor Maxse (army officer), David Lloyd George and Margaret Lloyd George, H. A. L. Fisher (historian and politician), Admiral Wemyss, Purachatra (prince of Siam), Yehudi Menuhin (violinist), Malcolm Sargent (conductor), Nina Milkina (pianist), these all direct onto the album pages, together with the clipped and mounted signatures of Herbert Sutcliffe (cricketer), Maréchal Foch (supreme allied commander in World War One), William Ewart Gladstone, John Betjeman, Harriette Chick (microbiologist), and an autograph noted signed by John Bright (also clipped and mounted), and numerous other signatures. With ownership inscription of Jessie Margaret Irons, Park Grange, Sheffield, and laid-in note (not in the same hand) reading: 'This autograph book started in record [of] the visits to Sheffield of Royalty & celebrates when old William Irons was Lord Mayor & Ada Irons Lady Mayoress in their year of office starting on 1st November 1918. It was later used for other signatures'.2) Green cloth album with approx. 45 engraved armorial bookplates of Scottish peers including Admiral Keith, the dukes of Argyll, Sutherland, Atholl, Gordon, etc., and numerous other families including Drummond, Forbes, Fraser of Lovat, Clanranald, Macdonell of Glengarry, Macleod of Rasay, etc., 2 very large engraved bookplates of the Earls Spencer and the Earls of Radnor, approx. 300 varicoloured embossed crests, 52 clipped signatures of Scottish peers and other notables including Sir David Brewster (scientist), Charles Lyell (geologist), etc.3) Red cloth album including autographs of Yorkshire county cricketers for 1938 (e.g. Herbert Sutcliffe, Hedley Verity, Arthur Wood, Arthur Brian Sellers, Maurice Leyland, etc.), Gracie Fields, masters of Birkdale School (Sheffield), other Sheffield figures, etc.(3) Provenance: David R. Wilson (1926-2020), bookseller and ornithologist (obituary: British Birds, vol. 113, issue 9, pp 560–⁠561).

Daniell, William Collection of views from A Voyage Round Great Britain, 1814-25 95 hand-coloured aquatints (platemarks 21 x 29.5cm, sheet sizes approx. 26 x 36cm), all relating to Scotland, including Wigtownshire, Kirkcudbrightshire, Galloway, Ailsa Craig, Ayr, Ardrossan, Arran, Greenock, Dumbarton, Bute, Argyll (Inverary, Dunstaffnage, Ardnamurchan, Mingarry, etc.), Nairn, Forres, Elgin, Banff, Fraserburgh, Aberdeen, Montrose, St Andrews, Wemyss Castle, Edinburgh, Leith, Bass Rock, Dunbar, Argyll, Staffa, Iona, Skye, Harris, Lewis, Ross-shire, Orkney (Kirkwall) and elsewhere, a few duplicates, variable toning, a few marks, pencilled numbering to margins [cf. Abbey Scenery 16; Prideaux pp. 279-80; Tooley 177](95)

Collection of 19thC Coalport, Ridgway, New Hall, Derby, Meissen and other teacups, bowls, saucers and plates including Derby Imari, Wemyss ware Bon Jour cup, some with Worlock Collection label to base

Collection of 19th century Wemyss pottery items, mainly depicting cockerels to include: large tyg, two handled mug, straight sided tankard, cylinder and other vases etc, together with some Stoke on Trent Longton Pottery depicting cockerels marked 'Bon Jour'. (13) (B.P. 21% + VAT) All of the Wemyss is crazed with some sort of damage, some much worse than others with heavy cracks, chips, losses etc. The tyg has been extensively damaged and repaired.

A pair of Griselda Hill Wemyss pottery cats, 17.5cm high, two cow creamers, etc.

A Wemyss pottery Basket, decorated in cabbage rose, with rope twist handle, marked for Wemyss EXON 1979, signed B. Adams, H 20cm x L 25cm, together with an Italian faience Charger marked for La Vietrese, D 34.5cm and a faience Teapot (3)

A mixed lot comprising an Art Deco Bakelite/faux tortoiseshell ink stand, a pair of Walker and Hall silver plates salts, a studio ottery gobelt (marked verso, h- 13cm), a pair of Wemyss style Nisbet Ware circular containers (one missing lid), a Limoges porcelain trinket box, and a lustre glazed pot (marked verso, h- 10.5cm) (8)

A Wemyss pottery dish for T. Goode & Co. London, 11cmD 7.5cmH

A Griselda Hill plum pot, a Wemyss cabbage rose preserve pot and vase, together with a strawberry pot in the style of Wemyss Condition Report:Available upon request

A Wemyss Griselda Hill pottery pig - seated, black and decorated with grape and vine, width 18cm.

A Wemyss Griselda Hill pottery pig - seated, decorated with black chickens, width 18cm.

A Wemyss Griselda Hill pottery pig - seated, decorated with blue and yellow flowers, width 18cm.

A Wemyss Griselda Hill pottery pig - seated, decorated with apples, width 18cm.

A Wemyss Griselda Hill pottery pig - seated, decorated with black spots, width 18cm.

A Wemyss Griselda Hill pottery pig - recumbent, decorated with a black hen, width 17cm.

A large Wemyss pig in yellow, white and pink cabbage rose pattern signed to the underside 'Wemyss, EXON 2791, B. Adams' and impressed WEMYSS - 44cm long

A large Wemyss pig with top hat decorated in bramble and blackberry pattern, signed to the underside 'Wemyss, EXON 1899, B. Adams'. 44cm long

An old Wemyss teapot (spout chipped).

'IVY' TALL POMADE glazed earthenware, painted by Karel Nekola, painted WEMYSS to the lid, painted and impressed maker’s mark WEMYSS, to the base Provenance: Captain John Forbes, Earlstoun Lodge, DalryCollection of George Fraser 7.5cm high

LARGE 'BEES & HIVE' HONEY JAR & COVER WITH STAND glazed earthenware, impressed maker's mark WEMYSS WARE/ R.H.& S., printed Thomas Goode & Co. retailer's mark (jar impressed mark only; saucer both marks) 17cm high

THREE 'BLACKCURRANTS' PRESERVE JARS & COVERS to include a LARGE 'BLACKCURRANTS' PRESERVE JAR & COVER, glazed earthenware, impressed maker's mark WEMYSS WARE/ R.H.& S., printed Thomas Goode & Co. retailer's mark, 17cm high; a MEDIUM 'BLACKCURRANTS' PRESERVE JAR & COVER, glazed earthenware, painted and impressed maker’s mark WEMYSS, 12.3cm high; and a SMALL 'BLACKCURRANTS' PRESERVE JAR & COVER, glazed earthenware, painted and impressed maker’s mark WEMYSS, 7.5cm high

'COW' BEAKER glazed earthenware, impressed maker's mark WEMYSS 11.5cm high

'PARTRIDGES' WASH SET glazed earthenware, painted by Karel Nekola, all inscribed with monogram HP, complete with EWER & BASIN, 29.5cm high and 39cm diameter; SPONGE BASIN, with liner, 25cm wide; COVERED SOAP DISH, with liner, 14.5cm diameter; BEAKER VASE, 11cm high; and CHAMBER POT, 26.5cm diameter, painted and impressed maker’s mark WEMYSS, painted Thomas Goode & Co. retailer's mark

LARGE 'WHITE ROSES' JAPAN VASE glazed earthenware, probably painted by Karel Nekola, impressed maker's mark WEMYSS WARE/ R.H.& S. 32.4cm high

LARGE 'SWALLOWS' MUG glazed earthenware, impressed maker's mark WEMYSS WARE/ R.H.& S. 14.4cm high

LARGE 'SAND MARTINS, DRAGONFLIES & MOSQUITOS' JAPAN VASE glazed earthenware, painted and impressed maker’s mark WEMYSS 33cm high

LARGE 'GREENGAGES' MUG glazed earthenware, faintly impressed WEMYSS 14.2cm high

'WILDFLOWERS' GARDEN SEAT glazed earthenware, painted with ivy, foxglove, ragwort, hawthorn, chicory and other wildflowers, painted maker’s mark WEMYSS, impressed maker’s mark WEMYSS WARE/ FIFE POTTERY/ R. HERON The Iris Fox Collection 46cm high