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A Wemyss squat spill vase, signed and impressed Wemyss to base, 5.5 cm, collection of Buchan pottery and Cornish ware, (A Lot). The Alastair & Sheila Brooks Collection: of Oaklands (& past owners of Ednam House Hotel), Kelso 

A Plichta pottery Wemyss style pig, painted with pink clover, black painted marks to base, length 22cm, a similar model of a pig with pierced back, length 22cm, and three other Plichta animals, comprising a seated cat inset with glass eyes printed with flowers, height 27cm, a smaller cat painted with clover, height 14.5cm, and a pig money box painted with clover, length 11cm (faults and repairs).

Wemyss for Thomas Goode, a large painted pottery pig, decorated with sprigs of clover, printed mark, 46cm long

* MICHAEL DURNING PPAI PAI RSW (SCOTTISH b. 1970), DEMOLITION OF 'NEW' MURTHLY CASTLE acrylic on board, signed, titled versoframed and under glassimage size 21cm x 15cm, overall size 39cm x 32cm 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), DAVID DALE'S HOUSE, CHARLOTTE STREET, GLASGOW, acrylic on board, signed, titled label versomounted, framed and under glass image size 23cm x 16cm, overall size 42cm x 31cmLabel verso: Roger Billcliffe Gallery, GlasgowNote: 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.

A collection of Wemyss pottery together with treen items. Est. £30 - £40.

Y A LOUIS XV ROSEWOOD AND ORMOLU MOUNTED SERPENTINE COMMODE BY JEAN DEMOULIN, MID-18TH CENTURY Stamped 'DEMOULIN JME', with rouge royale marble top above two short and two long drawers, an inscribed and stamped depository label titled 'WEMYSS LADY L ***' 84.5cm high, 112cm wide, 58.5cm deepJean Demoulin completed an apprenticeship in Dijon before moving to Paris around 1745 working under Pierre IV Migeon where he was received as maître in 1745. Demoulin returned to Dijon where he was received as maître in 1780 working alongside his son Jean-Baptiste Demoulin until 1788. Condition Report: Marks, scratches and abrasions comensurate with age and useSome old chips and splits, some old repairs including various old veneer repairs. Sympathetic treatment of the commode without great expense could bring the commode to its potential. The marble top is likely to be original . Some small areas filler used to disguise old loss. Some old chips to the edges of the marble (as expected for age) Some splits and stains to drawer interiors as expected for age The handles and mounts appear original. Some sections of them are loose and require simple re-securing. There is a small 'gap' above each of the uppermost corner mounts (and above one atleast one vacant pin hole) therefore the current mounts may have been replaced or moved down. They do appear to match the remaining mounts well. The locks appear to be of the period or are possibly later 18th century replacements. Some screws/ nails have been replaced with later screws, some are lacking. Where one lock is loose there is some additional fragmentary loss beneath. Lacking Key. Some signs of old worm damage Some spotted blooming to varnish/ surface of one side panel. Please refer to all of the additional images available via email for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

A Wemyss jardiniere decorated with cabbage roses.

A Wemyss sweetpea painted vase, with painted and impressed marks,  a Carlton ware Hollyhocks dish and two Rouge Royale pieces Condition Report:Available upon request

A J & MP Bell pottery plate, with transfer print of the Montrose Light House, together with two Wemyss plates, one painted with apples, the other cherries Condition Report:Available upon request

A large Wemyss style earthenware pig by Griselda Hill Pottery, length 41cm.

Two miniature Masons Mandalay jugs, Wemyss blackberry pot and a lustre pot by Robert Goldsmith

WEMYSS WARE; a black and white earthenware cat with green glass eyes, signed to the underside, height 33cm.Condition Report: Very fine clean crazing to the glaze, otherwise good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration.

Tray of collectable porcelain: Griselda Hill Wemyss pottery heart shaped trinket box, Pottery vase, Wedgwood Humming birds trinket dish, BAATS Pottery signed bird design vase. Rosenthal hand painted plate and many more items.

Attributed to Thomas Carlyle,  British, 19th century- Portrait of General Wemyss, seated half-length, in military uniform; watercolour on marble, inscribed to the backing paper 'General Wemyss C.B. / Miniature on marble painted by Carlisle [sic.] / at Manchester about the year 1839. / This miniature was for some time in the possession of Mr. Lawson of Aldborough [sic.], but / was returned by them to Col. F.C. Wemys, who / gave it to his daughter L.F. Foster', 15 x 12 cm. Provenance:  Private Collection, UK. 

A Wemyss pig, stamped anf marked to base, chip to front leg, 17cm long, and a quantity of other pig figurines and models, see images

A Wemyss bathroom set, decorated with chickens comprising jug and basin, soap dish and two waisted vases, most with retailers mark for T Goode & Co. the basin 29cm in diameterCrazing throughout, Chips  and small cracks to the rim and base of the vases - particularly to the larger waisted vase, signs of use throughout

A late 19th/early 20th Century Wemyss pottery comb tray with unusual hand painted decoration, depicting a large Turkey - impressed semi circle and puce printed T. Goode retailer's backstamps

George Neil (Scottish 1888-1931) 'Crail and Wemyss' Pair of gilt framed oils on board both signed 24cm x 34 cm

Griselda Hill Pottery, Wemyss cabbage rose Queen Elizabeth Jubilee 2002 commemorative teapot 10/100, 10cm, together with a commemorative coronation milk jug (2)

An Edwardian God Speed The Plough loving cup and a Wemyss pot - a/f, 12cm tall

Miscellaneous manuscripts, late 18th c and later, comprising merchant shipping: Captain David Hey (b. 1880; previously MiD), Merchant Navy, his ships' log book, dated December 1945 to August 1950, during his captaincy of Alfred Holt & Co of Liverpool's MV "Rhexenor" and MV "Denbighshire", approx. 94pp of printed leaves inscribed with manuscript, recording sailing data and remarks as they cross the world, supplied by The Liverpool Printing and Stationery Company Limited, original calf over green moiré boards, illuminated and lettered paper label to upper-cover, oblong folio (24.5 x 38.5cm); four similar accounts, including SS "Elk", various masters and their hands, dated May 1960 to February 1961; MV "Moose", October 1966 to August 1967, loosely-inserted b/w photograph of the vessel, some ephemera and research; and two deck log books for MV "William" of Singapore, dated June to September 1977 & April to July 1985, mixed original bindings, mixed sizes; Shipping and Trade: D. Albers, care of M. T.A. Droop, to Joseph Leigh Esq. of Liverpool [rope maker and Russian Consul], addressed and dated London, 24th January, 1827, ALS, 2pp, soliciting Leigh for a position, postal history franking, traces of red wax seal; another letter to the aforementioned Leigh of Orford Street, Duke's Dock, from Thomas Arden, addressed and dated Wheelock Mills [Cheshire], 15th August, 1827, 1pp, viz. enclosed cash and further money transactions; five further letters &/copies, dated Liverpool, 1831, viz. the dissolution of a partnership; Account Sale of a Cargo of 450 Tons of Common Salt [...], Liverpool, 1812, 2pp, ink manuscript on paper; Americana: Agreement made between Wm North & John Loughery of the City of Philadelphia [Pennsylvania] of the one part, and *** Thorp & Sons of Reddish Mills in the Co:y of Lancaster [Lancashire], 14 September 1875, 3pp; and two miscellaneous MS accounts, dated 1782 & 1788; Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury KG (1801-1885), the 'Poor Man's Earl', a late Victorian memorial album, n.d. [1885], [48]ff principally of pasted notices of his life and funeral, obituaries, eulogies, etc., recto &/or verson, taken from newspapers and periodicals of the day, some of which are illustrated with portraits or named-views of St Giles House, Dorset, but also printed and manuscript ephemera, including the Order of Service from Westminster Abbey, letterpress poem printed within a black mourning border, [4]pp National Memorial of Lord Shaftesbury composition, [2]pp autograph poem by Georgina Cowper-Temple, Lady Mount Temple (née Tollemache; 1822-1901), a sepia photographic print of St Giles, letterpress poem on the anniversary of his birthday, dated Castle Wemyss, 1878, 1881 Guildhall proceedings, Old Scholars of the Ragged Schools address, Religious Tract Society poster, etc., disbound, 4to; an Edwardian memorial album, compiled by Lilian A. Bridges, in memoriam of Thomas Bridges, dated July 1905, only [14]ff of contents, being a commonplace-scrap book, inscribed and illustrated with manuscript, autograph letters, ephemera and scraps from TB's life and times, including an ALS of 2pp from Henry Peter Hansell (1863-1935), tutor to the three eldest sons of George V, two of whom would be kings themselves, on York Cottage, Sandringham, Norfolk writing paper, dated November 20th, 1905, and thanking TB for sending copy of his Punctuation Simplified for the education of his royal charges, accompanied by two b/w postcards of royal residences, another ALS of thanks for the pamphlet, from Sir Anthony Hope Hawkins (1863-1933), the playwright and novelist, etc., 5 loosely-inserted b/w albumen prints of British India, another of Scottish Freemasons, contemporary mottled calf gilt, the detached upper-cover monogrammed: E.C.B., all edges gilt, marbled endpapers, oblong 4to; & an unassociated collection of early 19th c and later newspaper and periodical clippings, of both antiquarian and general interest, the contemporary folder black roan over blue papered boards, ties en suite, folio, (19) 

A COLLECTION OF TYPEWRITTEN LETTERS SENT FROM THE SUDAN BY JOHN WEMYSS SEAMER, BETWEEN 1936-1939to his parents in Shapwick, Somerset; Seamer (1913-2006) took a position in the Sudan Political Service, and the letters detail this time, including his sporting interests (he had played County Cricket for Somerset prior to this)

Three pieces of Wemyss pottery decorated with roses, including a jardinière, large tankard and small vase (3)

Pair of Wemyss pottery vases, of waisted form with wavy rims, painted with thistles, impressed marks, 15.5cm high, and a Wemyss Griselda Hill plate (3)The vases have some crazing and one has a couple of spots of paint wear on the rim. Otherwise in good condition.

Three Wemyss pottery plates decorated with plums and cherries, and a Wemyss pot decorated with blackberries (4)Small herries dish has some crazing, small plums dish has a couple of small rim chips, larger dish has a crack and another small hairline, and the pot is crazed and stained and has a small footrim chip.

Wemyss ware Cabbage rose design candlestick. Exon 777, B. Adams. [15cm high]

Wemyss cup and saucer decorated with flowers and leaves

Volume I and II of The Life of The Right Honourable William Edward Forster by T Wemyss Reid, printed by London Chapman and Hall Ltd 1888.

Wemyss preserve pot and cover, painted with strawberries within scallop borders, impressed marks, 16cm high overall

* JAMES FULLARTON (SCOTTISH b. 1946), IN THE BLUEBELL WOOD oil on canvas, signedframed and under glassimage size 61cm x 66cm, overall size 75cm x 80cm Note: Born in Glasgow, James Fullarton studied at the Glasgow School of Art under Donaldson, Goudie and Shanks. Since gaining his Diploma in Drawing and Painting in 1969, he has worked full-time as a professional painter based in Ayrshire. He is a regular exhibitor with the Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts and has exhibited with the Royal Scottish Academy and lectured for the Scottish Arts Council. He has also won several prizes and awards throughout his career including the David Cargill Award and the Britoil Award. James has enjoyed a long and successful career with many solo shows. His work is sold in a number of galleries across Scotland and England and has been acquired for many public and corporate collections including; Adam and Company, Arnold Clark Organisation, The Bank of Scotland, Greenock Art Gallery, Guinness Plc, Heriot-Watt University, Lillie Art Gallery (Milngavie), Lord Macfarlane of Bearsden, Macfarlane Group Plc, Maclaurin Gallery (Ayr), Northern Corporate Bank, Proctor and Gamble, Robert Fleming Holdings Ltd, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Scottish Power Plc, Scottish Television, Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum, TSB Collection, The Earl of Wemyss and March, The Indian Empress (Yacht), United Distillers and many private collections worldwide.

A WEMYSS WARE PORCELAIN PIG BY JAN PLICHTAdecorated in thistle pattern, underglaze stamp "Plichta, London, England" to the underside, 28cm high x 43cm long

Two samplers; one late 18th century, the other early 20th century, the 18th century sampler by Elizabeth Chamberlain dated 1777, worked with an alphabet and framed verse bordered with vineous flowers, the later sampler by Elizabeth Wemyss Beck dated 1911, also worked with an alphabet, a verse and motifs of trees, birds, etc., earlier sampler 22.5cm wide x 32cm high, later sampler 39.5cm wide x 44.5cm high. Condition - early sampler some colours have faded and there is a small moth hole to the right edge, the later sampler there is slight fading to the colours, back ground fabric sound.

A small 19th Century Wemyss Pottery tray with hand painted thistle and rhyme decoration - sold with a similar jam pot with hand painted orange decoration - stained and jam pot a/f

A SELECTION OF WEMYSS 'CABBAGE ROSE' PATTERN POTTERY MOSTLY LATE 19TH CENTURY Comprising: a soap box and cover; a dressing table tray; two pairs of candlesticks, 17.5cm & 30cm high; a large straight sided bowl, 36cm diameter; a wash basin, 39.5cm diam.; a tyg, 19cm high; a small bucket, 14cm high; a planter, 17.5cm high and two various bowls, assorted impressed and script marks, some with retailer's marks for Thomas Goode The collection from Trethill House, Cornwall Condition Report: Some old damage. Please see images available from the Dept. for further clarification. These are available upon request.Condition Report Disclaimer

A WEMYSS 'TULIP' PATTERN TYG LATE 19TH CENTURY Impressed marks for Robt. Heron, retailer's mark for Thomas Goode 19cm high; Together with a small thistle decorated plate, 14cm diameter The collection from Trethill House, Cornwall   Condition Report: Tyg restored.Condition Report Disclaimer

A LARGE WEMYSS BOWL PAINTED WITH SWAGS AND RIBBONS LATE 19TH CENTURY Script WHE monogram and impressed marks for Robt. Heron 35cm diameter Provenance: Christie's, Fingask House Sale, April 1993, lot 1387, remnants of lot sticker The collection from Trethill House, Cornwall Condition Report: The glaze is heavily crazed and there are several cracks from the rim. Please see additional images available from the Dept. upon request. Condition Report Disclaimer

THREE ITEMS OF WEMYSS POTTERY LATE 19TH CENTURY Comprising: a straight side bowl decorated with crocus, impressed WEMYSS, Rogers De Rin label, 21cm diameter; a similar bowl painted with daffodils, impressed and painted WEMYSS marks, Thomas Goode stamp, 21cm diameter; and a candlestick painted with buttercups, impressed Robt. Heron mark, 29cm high The collection from Trethill House, Cornwall Condition Report: Crocus bowl restored.Condition Report Disclaimer

A Wemyss Pottery Cabbage Rose wash basin and ewer, painted in shades of green, pink and brown on a white ground, and a Wemyss heart-shaped inkwell, impressed and painted marks, inkwell missing covers and stained, 39cm. diam (basin), 28cm. high (ewer) (3) ProvenanceGlen House, Bruton

A Wemyss Ware tyg of large proportions, painted in the sweet pea pattern, impressed maker's mark, 19.5cm high (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:The piece shows a descending hairline at one of the handles, 14cm long, and four further shorter descending hairlines.  There is fine surface crazing throughout, much of it stained (particularly to the interior base).  The piece is dirty and would benefit from cleaning.

Wemyss Plichta pottery pig-shaped hat pin box and cover, early to mid 20th century printed grey marks, decorated with pink clover blossoms and green leaves (losses to tail), 22cm long 

Assortment of ceramics to include a Rosenthal, Germany hand painted floral vase, H 20cm, a late Victorian Silver and Pottery scent bottle by John Reading and Sons. Wemyss Strawberry jar (missing cover lid), Delftware hand painted mermaid and seahorse footed jar and a pair of two handled hand painted mugs and a cockerel mug.

John Hamilton Glass RSA (Scottish 1890-1925), Evening West Wemyss, watercolour, signed bottom left, paper label verso, in a glazed frame. (21cmx30cm)

An early 20th Century Scottish Wemyss ware pottery plate, c.1900, with 'Oranges' decoration, impressed 'Wemyss Ware RH & S' and 'T Goode, South Audley St, London W' mark in blue to the reverse, diameter 18.5cms; together with an early 20th Century Abbotsford ware pottery trinket pot and cover, c.1900, in the Wemyss style, decorated with cherries, the underside is signed 'Abbotsford Ware', 8.7 x 4.5cms high.PROVENANCE: The Graham Smith Retirement Auction - 50 years in the Antiques Trade.

A Wemyss pottery inkwell stand, circular, c.1900, with plum decoration, glass liner to the inkwell, impressed Wemyss mark and with a blue retail mark for T Goode & Co to underside, 16 x 9cms high.PROVENANCE: The Graham Smith Retirement Auction - 50 years in the Antiques Trade.

A fine Second War ‘retaking of Point 198 on the Djebel Roumana’ Immediate M.M. group of seven awarded to Private W. W. Wilson, 5th Battalion, Black Watch, who was later wounded on D-day and killed in action on 4 October 1944, at St Odenrode, Holland Military Medal, G.VI.R. (2758531 Pte. W. W. Wilson. Black Watch.); 1939-45 Star; Africa Star, 1 clasp, 8th Army; Italy Star; France and Germany Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45, extremely fine (7) £1,600-£2,000 --- M.M. London Gazette 22 July 1943. The recommendation for the award of an Immediate M.M. states: ‘During the retaking of Pt 198 on the DJEBEL ROUMANA by 5 Black Watch on the afternoon of 6th April, 1943, this private soldier was a member of No. 7 section to whose skill the ultimate retaking of pt 198 was to no small measure due. Quite unperturbed by the mortaring which was heavy and sustained and grenades which he had to undergo for four hours, Pte. Wilson maintained his L.M.G. in action throughout the fight. On the following morning two spandau posts were found with the German team lying dead over their weapons both posts being within 20 yards of the point that Pte. Wilson had reached the previous evening. It was only Pte. Wilson’s quiet courage and high sense of duty which enabled him to work his way up the very steep slope of the ROUMANA feature to a point so close to the enemy and it was only when he got so close that he could see to fire. Pte. Wilson never relaxed and fired his Bren unceasingly during the enemy’s withdrawal that night. No praise is too high for the gallantry of his action.’ William Walsh Wilson was born in 1921, son of James and Jane Wilson of East Wemyss, Fife, Scotland. The following information was provided by Corporal W. Kingston who served with Wilson in the same platoon: ‘Corporal Wilson was a butcher by trade and was known as ‘Rigger’. He often butchered pigs to supplement rations. He was killed leading a patrol which consisted of himself and two others. This was at St Odenrode in Holland and Wilson was killed by a bullet through his head from a sniper.’ Corporal Kingstone also thought that Wilson was not long returned to the Battalion having been wounded in Normandy. Corporal W. W. Wilson was killed in action at St Odenrode, near Eindhoven, on 4 October 1944, aged 25, and is buried in Uden War cemetery, Nertherlands.

Mixed lot of collectables; Monart glass paperweight, Wemyss ware small plate, Small bohemian hunting scene glass and two bird figures, one Beswick

Wemyss Ware 213 Jazzy Rose pattern small bowlDiameter - 8cm

Wemyss Ware Griselda Hill Pottery yellow gallè tiny cats figuresHeight - 9cm

Wemyss ware preserve pot, two Carlton Ware 1930s crinoline lady Ceramic Napkin Rings etc.

Wemyss Ware 218 Jazzy pattern large bowl with yellow glaze interiorDiameter - 23cm

A Collection of Unmade 00 Gauge DJH Locomotive Kits, including - The McIntosh 30 Class 0-6-0 CR/LMS (DJH K19), CR/LMS 2-6-0 Class 34 (DJH K15), CR/LMS ‘918’ Class 4-6-0 (DJH K42), and the CR/LMS/BR 944 Class Wemyss Bay 4-6-2t (DJH K13), contents unchecked for completeness (4)

Portmeirionwares to include part coffee set of black Greek key design on white comprising 2 coffee pots, eleven Greek key coffee cans or cups, two sugar bowls, two milk jugs and twelve black saucers, designed by Susan William-Ellis; together with a Portmeirion rolling pin, large blue and white bowl, and small sugar bowl, double egg cup, Wemyss style shoe with rose buds, also an art deco style coffee set in black and white, Czechoslovakia Studio Carlsbad (qty)

A pair of pottery pug dogs with glass eyes, two Royal Doulton figures including The Parisian, a Wemyss cabbage rose decorated pot and cover, Auld Heather Ware tea cup and saucer etc Condition Report:Available upon request

An early 20th century Wemyss cylindrical biscuit box and cover, painted cabbage roses and foliage, the lid Biscuits, 12.5cm diam, painted mark in yellow

Wemyss Ware Jazzy pattern bowl, with a painted interior, printed factory marks and No. 213, 23 x 10cm

Two Griselda Hill Pottery Wemyss style pigs, 16 x 8cm (2)

WEMYSS, THREE BEAKER VASES, comprising one decorated with black cockerels, with impressed Wemyss mark and stamped retailer mark for T.Goode & Co, London, one decorated with brown cockerels with impressed Wemyss mark and one decorated with black cockerels with hand signed marks for Griselda Hillthe largest 17cm highQty: 3Each generally good condition. Typically firing flaws and crazing throughout.

WEMYSS BEAKER VASE, decorated with Iris flowers, with hand signed Wemyss mark to base16.5cm highCondition generally good. Typical crazing and manufacturing flaws

WEMYSS BEAKER VASE, hand painted with two Swallows perched on branches, with impressed marks and retailer mark for T. Goode & Co, London11.5cm highVase is in overall good condition. No signs of restoration or previous damage is present. Crazing is present throughout, but mainly in the interior base due to use with cut flowers in water.