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ELIZABETH VIOLET BLACKADDER RA RSA RSW RGI DLitt (1931-2021) COCO, SOPHIE AND WEMYSS - 1980 Watercolour on paper, signed lower right, dated (1980), 28 x 31cm (11 x 12.25") Inscribed verso Condition Report:On close inspection there may appear to me miniscule specks of dust beneath the glass. The sheet is slipping horizontally in the mount, exposing the right hand side of the sheet edge. Some residue of watercolour and graphite apparent. There are no significant issues to report.

JOHN HOUSTON OBE RSA (1930-2008) LOW TIDE, WEST WEMYSS, 1952 Watercolour on paper, signed lower left, dated, 18 x 19cm (7 x 7.5") Inscribed in pencil with personal dedication signed by the artist verso Condition Report:Available upon request

A WEMYSS FRUIT DRAINER AND BOWL painted with the plum pattern, the bowl with two ring handles and marked to the base in yellow T. Goode & Co. London Wemyss, a Bramble preserve pot and cover, a Bramble plate, an orange pot (no lid) and a smaller plum preserve pot and lid Condition Report:A WEMYSS FRUIT DRAINER AND BOWL - both crazed and stained, chip to bowl footrimBramble preserve pot and cover - discoloured, both pieces crazed, lid chipped and pot is crackedBramble plate - 14cm diameter, crazed, discoloured and small chip on green rima Orange pot (no lid) - crazed, discoloured and restoredsmaller plum preserve pot and lid - discoloured, both pieces crazed, chipped and pot is cracked

A WEMYSS APPLE PATTERN PLATE 22.5cm diameter, a small Bramble pattern plate, a cherry plate, together with a Plichta Redcurrant pattern box (4) Condition Report:Available upon request

A WEMYSS FOOTED BOWL painted with apples within a green rim, impressed mark to base, 14cm high, together with a cherry painted miniature plate (2) Condition Report:Available upon request

An early 20th Century Wemyss pottery vase of flared cylindrical form decorated in the Jazzy pattern with dog roses - hairline cracks and chip to base

An early 20th century Wemyss jar decorated with cherries (11.5cm), impressed and painted mark to underside (discoloured and small hairline to lip), together with a Troika jar of square form (red applied felt to underside) (2)

Boobies Boojums and Snarks a catalogue of the ceramic curiosities of the Martin Brothers from the Jordan Volpe Gallery, 1982, loose folio, and an interesting collection of books and catalogues on late nineteenth century and twentieth century design, including; L'Art de la Potterie en France de Rodin a Dufy, Zsolnay, The House of Amphora, Royal Copenhagen, Auguste Delaherche, 1973, J Vieillard & Cie, Cantagalli, Cazaux, Keramik von Emile Galle, Wemyss, WMF, and Emile Decoeur Ceramiste par Guillaume Janneau, 1923, (a lot) Provenance Peter Rose & Albert Gallichan

FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS, GLASSWARES, PICTURES AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a small Wemyss pot painted with yellow fruit (sd) height 5cm, diameter 5cm, a Caithness Pastel paperweight, a Perthshire millefiori scent bottle with initialled central cane, a Stuart crystal candlestick height 22.5cm, seven pieces of Royal Doulton Meadow Glow D6443 dinnerware including two tureens and a meat plate, etc (sd) (4 BOXES + LOOSE)

Small Floral Wemyss Vase w/fluted edge top

A mixed lot of ceramics including Wemyss pin tray with strawberry decoration inscribed G Hill Pottery to base measures 11cm x 7cm, Studio Pottery conical bowl, a Japanese bowl of naturalistic form with staple repairs, plate with water lilies stamped Pots of Pitlochery to base, a small bud vase stamped Bandon to base and a Studio Pottery bottle with cork (5)

PAIR OF WEMYSS 'JAZZY' VASES,of tapered form with flared and crimped rims, painted marks and no. 213 to bases, 19.7cm high (2)One with two small glaze chips to rim, further fritting running around rims, crazed, no other visible damage or issues

A Wemyss pottery "Fair Maid of Perth" jug, early 20th century, painted with an image of the Maid against a yellow ground, impressed mark. Height 22cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, The Iris Fox Collection, Edinburgh, lot 205 (part), 7th/8th November 1994. Literature: Carol McNeill, "Potteries of Kircaldy: The Home of Wemyss Ware", pub. Fife Council 1998, p. 37.

A rare Wemyss pottery "Earlshall" pattern twin-handled vase, early 20th century, painted with nesting rooks in a continuous polychrome landscape with windmills, impressed and painted marks. Width across handles 26.5cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, The Iris Fox Collection, Edinburgh 7th/8th November 1994, lot 233. Exhibited Wemyss Exhibition 1976, Sotheby's Belgravia, Rogers de Rin, 76 Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea SW3.

A Wemyss pottery Coombe jardiniere, painted with swans on a river by a reeded bank, impressed mark. Height 19.5cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, The Iris Fox Collection, Edinburgh, lot 242, 7th/8th November 1994.

Two Wemyss pottery mugs: the larger painted with pheasants and with green rim, impressed mark; the smaller with cockerels and with red rim, impressed mark and printed mark for Thomas Goode retailer. (2) Heights 14cm and 8.75cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, The Iris Fox Collection, Edinburgh, lot 331 (part), 7th/8th November 1994.

A Griselda Hill Pottery (Wemyss) model of a Galle style cat, glazed in yellow and with glass eyes, painted mark. 33cm

A Wemyss pottery "Town Beadle of Perth" jug, early 20th century, painted with an image of the Beadle against a white ground, painted mark. Height 19.5cm. Provenance: Sotheby's, The Iris Fox Collection, Edinburgh, lot 205 (part), 7th/8th November 1994. Literature: Carol McNeill, "Potteries of Kircaldy: The Home of Wemyss Ware", pub. Fife Council 1998, p. 37.

A Wemyss Black and White Pig, 16cm long

A quantity of various china and glassware to include Selkirk glass paperweights in the form of birds; a pewter vase; a turned bowl; a Venetian style glass bow; a Wemyss candlestick AF; a solitaire board etc.

George III Scottish silver sugar tongs c1790 likely by James Wemyss and another set with shell bowls by William Hannay, Edinburgh 1809, 14cm (2)

A Brian Adams Exon Wemyss pottery model of a squirrel, painted with pink cabbage roses, green painted marks to base, height 12.3cm (small chip to base edge), together with a Delft pottery model of a giraffe (restored).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Staffordshire pottery model of a child's cradle or crib, early 19th century, the mustard glazed basketweave moulded body with brown glazed detail, length 10.5cm, together with two Staffordshire spaniels with baskets of flowers in their mouths, a Wemyss watercress bowl and stand and two pottery 'Memoranda' slabs, one with diamond registration lozenge for McIntyre, circa 1878 (some faults).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Griselda Hill miniature Wemyss cat painted with roses, a Goss tyg with coat of arms of Orkney and Scotland, a large quantity of other crested china, a Goss model of Ann Hathaway's cottage etc Condition Report:Not available for this lot.

A Wemyss apple pattern cauldron, 12.5cm high Condition Report:Available upon request

* MICHAEL DURNING PPAI PAI RSW (SCOTTISH b. 1970),CROSBIE TOWERS, WEST KILBRIDEacrylic on board, signed, titled and dated 2007 versoimage size 45cm x 43cm, overall size 66cm x 65cm Framed and under glass.Note: Michael Durning is a multi-award-winning artist who served as President of Paisley Art Institute (2011 - 15). He exhibits throughout the UK. Collections include: Royal Scottish Academy; Countess of Wemyss and March; Municipality of Karmoy, Norway; Municipality of Collioure, France; British Nuclear Fuels; Hospitalfield House; City of Glasgow College Foundation; Dundee Port Authority and North Ayrshire Council.

* MICHAEL DURNING PPAI PAI RSW (SCOTTISH b. 1970),CHATEAU RAMBURES, SOMMEacrylic on board, signed, titled versoimage size 21cm x 21cm, overall size 43cm x 44cmFramed and under glass.Note: Michael Durning is a multi award winning artist who served as President Paisley Art Institute (2011 - 15). He exhibits throughout the UK. Collections include: Royal Scottish Academy; Countess of Wemyss and March; Municipality of Karmoy, Norway; Municipality of Collioure, France; British Nuclear Fuels; Hospitalfield House; City of Glasgow College Foundation; Dundee Port Authority and North Ayrshire Council.

* MICHAEL DURNING PPAI PAI RSW (SCOTTISH b. 1970),RED CHATEAU, LOIRE VALLEYacrylic on board, signed, titled versoimage 22cm x 20cm, overall size 45cm x 44cmFramed and under glass.Note: Michael Durning is a multi award winning artist who served as President Paisley Art Institute (2011 - 15). He exhibits throughout the UK. Collections include: Royal Scottish Academy; Countess of Wemyss and March; Municipality of Karmoy, Norway; Municipality of Collioure, France; British Nuclear Fuels; Hospitalfield House; City of Glasgow College Foundation; Dundee Port Authority and North Ayrshire Council.

* MICHAEL DURNING PPAI PAI RSW (SCOTTISH b. 1970),KELLIE CASTLEacrylic on board, signed, titled image size 21cm x 31cm, overall size 36cm x 47cmFramed and under glass.Note: Michael Durning is a multi award winning artist who served as President Paisley Art Institute (2011 - 15). He exhibits throughout the UK. Collections include: Royal Scottish Academy; Countess of Wemyss and March; Municipality of Karmoy, Norway; Municipality of Collioure, France; British Nuclear Fuels; Hospitalfield House; City of Glasgow College Foundation; Dundee Port Authority and North Ayrshire Council.

* MICHAEL DURNING PPAI PAI RSW (SCOTTISH b. 1970),DEMOLITION OF 'NEW' MURTHLY CASTLEacrylic on board, signed, titled versoimage size 24cm x 17cm, overall size 39cm x 32cm Framed and under glass.Note: Michael Durning is a multi award winning artist who served as President Paisley Art Institute (2011 - 15). He exhibits throughout the UK. Collections include: Royal Scottish Academy; Countess of Wemyss and March; Municipality of Karmoy, Norway; Municipality of Collioure, France; British Nuclear Fuels; Hospitalfield House; City of Glasgow College Foundation; Dundee Port Authority and North Ayrshire Council.

Early 20th century Wemyss ‘Earlshall’ pottery tankard, decorated with birds and plants flanking central panel of religious text, scroll handle, impressed mark to base Height 14.5cmCONDITION REPORTThere is a chip out of the top rim; handle broken off; reglued & reattached; all over crazing 

A 'FACTORY Z' TEAPOT AND COVER Circa 1810, probably Wolfe, decorated with puce transfer printing of figured in front of a country house, 17cm high; A Wemyss teapot and cover, early 20th century, of globular form, decorated with a cabbage rose on a multicoloured background, 12cm high; A teapot and cover, Circa 1835, possibly Clarke and Cope of Longton, decorated in the chinoiserie style, 17.5cm high; A Belleek teapot and cover, Circa 1930, decorated with shamrocks in relief and naturalistic loop handle, 11cm high, and four other 19th/20th century teapot and covers (9). From the collection of the late Mr Noel Jennings

JOHN HAMILTON GLASS SSA (Scottish 1820-1885)  Three works, 'Morning West Wemyss', 'Evening Dysart' and another of the East Neuk  Watercolours, each signed, approx. 22cm x 34cm, frame size 44cm x 57cm. (3)

Wemyss Scottish pottery love heart shaped dish decorated with The Runaway Match and curling iron pattern, impressed mark to the base 'WEYMSS WARE RH&S' and red retailers stamp 'T Goode & Co London', paper label 'WEMYSS EXHIBITION 1976 SOTHEBY'S BELGRAVIA', 30cm x 27cm.

Wemyss Scottish pottery table match striker decorated in the cabbage rose pattern, impressed 'WEMYSS' to base and T Goode & Co retailers stamp, 8.5cm tall.

Wemyss Scottish pottery trio comprising tea cup and saucer and plate, each decorated in the cabbage rose pattern, painted mark 'WEMYSS' to base. (3)

Wemyss Scottish pottery tea cup and saucer decorated in the cabbage rose pattern, painted mark 'WEMYSS' to base, another tea cup and saucer (restored) and a similar jug (restored). (5)

A selection of assorted ceramics and glass, including a Limoges porcelain tray, decorated with an eagle; also a small Wemyss ware covered condiment pot; a hand painted Staffordshire dessert plate, decorated with a spray of flowers, and a group of tea wares and modern wine glasses (a lot)

Two Wemyss pigs in bramble with 'EXON 1555 Wemyss Esther Weeks' to the underside and yellow rose pattern with 'Wemyss EXON 2377 B. Adams' to the underside., 16cm and 10cm long

Large Wemyss pig in cabbage rose and thistle pattern, signed to the underside 'Wemyss Ware, EXON 1265, B. Adams'. 44cm long

A Wemyss pottery lidded preserve pot 12cm h A/FLocation:

G. Hill Wemyss cat, 18cm high.

A Wemyss 'cockerel and hen' dish, of oblong form, inscribed 'Wemyss', 24.5cm wide, anda 'cockerel' plate,inscribed 'Wemyss T Goode & Co.', 14cm diameter (2)Oblong dish with crack to the underside. Some glaze bubbles to the top and some staining. The plate with crazing.

Victorian and later ceramics, including tureens, teawares, Toby jugs, a Wemyss plate, a large Prattware loving cup, etc

Two Wemyss preserve jars and covers, together with a glass decanter marked G.E.R. (Possibly Great Eastern Railway), together with tea ware, other ceramics and horse ornaments.

A Wemyss Exon painted figure of a pig, decorated with cabbage roses, impressed and painted marks, numbered 2495 and signed B Adams, length 17cm.

A Wemyss Exon figure of a pig, painted with apples, impressed and painted marks, number 2599, signed B Adams, length 17cm.

A Wemyss pig, with black and white sponged markings, seated on its haunches, impressed mark, length 15.5cm.Tiny chip to tips of ears , firing flaw to one leg tiny chip to tip of trotter.

Two Wemyss ware mustard pots and covers, Bovey Tracey period, c1930,  painted by Joe Nekola with apples, 25mm h, painted Wemyss, one printed MADE IN ENGLAND and two contemporary plates (6) One cover chipped on underside, not normally noticeable. Larger of the two plates slightly stained

Postcards, Rail, a selection of 7 RPs of UK railway stations with interior views of Rochford (faded), Mablethorpe (crease), Bulford, Chingford and Melton Constable. Also exterior views of Wemyss Bay and Hitchin Station (mixed condition)

A Wemyss Ware "Bovey Tracey" Pottery Cow Creamer, painted in polychrome with flowers, script mark in brown "Ex333, B. Adams, Wemyss ware" and  "BA Exon 1988, Wemyss Ware" printed marks to base, 23cm long

A pair of Wemyss 21cm plates, each decorated with a single cabbage rose, a pair of 19th century willow pattern tea cannisters, 12cm, a salt glaze money box and other wares

A mixed lot of figures including a Wemyss seated Cat bearing initials GHP to base (9cm), two Beswick Donkeys and a Tweedsmuir Glass seated Cat (4)

Wemyss pin tray and pair small Staffordshire dogs

A Wemyss lamp base, painted with pink cabbage roses on a black ground, painted WEMYSS mark, 30cm high; and a Franz limited edition plaque, decorated with a family of deer, Franz designer gallery collection 2006 limited edition No.0714/2000, 46cm high on a stand

GRISELDA HILL POTTERY BULLDOG,26cm wide, along with two smaller Griselda Hill Wemyss animals comprising a rabbit and a cat (3)Condition generally good. Both dog and cat have areas of crazing throughout. Approx 23.5cm, 9cm and 5.5cm high respectively.

A PAIR OF WEMYSS WARE CANDLESTICKS, painted with an apple design and red/pink rims, circular drip pan above conical stems, on a short pedestal with a square foot, impressed 'WEMYSS WARE R.H.& S.' to each base, height 30cm (2) (Condition report: both candlesticks have bases that don't sit completely level on a flat surface, both have crazing throughout, one has a chip to the painted rim on the drip pan, the same candlestick has a small chip on the painted band at the base on the conical stem, a small chip on the painted band of the square foot and a larger chip to one corner, the other candlestick has a firing fault in the stem, a chip and a scuff on the painted band at the base of the conical stem and a small glaze scuff on a corner of the square foot)

A WEMYSS (ROBERT HERON & SONS) POTTERY EWER AND BASIN PAINTED WITH DAFFODILSLATE 19TH OR EARLY 20TH CENTURYImpressed markThe ewer 24cm high, the basin 39cm diameterCondition Report: Very light deterioration to the glaze and very light areas of staining to the ewer. The basin has been smashed and has a temporary glued repair - this would need professional restoration to disguise satisfactorily.  Condition Report Disclaimer

BR(Sc) Carriage Prints, a loose pair comprising - Wemyss Bay And Rothsay Car Ferry, Firth Of Clyde by Alastair MacFarlane and Balmoral Castle, Aberdeenshire by Kenneth Steel. The former is in excellent condition, the latter has some mottling in the margins. (2 items)

A pair of ruby overlay glass decanters and stoppers, a set of four early 20th century moulded glass rummers, a Wemyss preserve jar and stand, a Doulton plate and other decorative ceramics and glasswares