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A Creamware Press Moulded Model of Recumbent Sheep, circa 1800, decorated in Whieldon type glazes; together with a quantity of Staffordshire greyhounds and other figures (1 tray)

A collection of Victorian and other ceramics including green glazed leaf plates, Whieldon style plate and copper lustred goblet AF

† KEVIN DE CHOISY (1954-2020); a porcelain bowl covered in celadon glaze, impressed deC mark, diameter 19.5cm, a matching yunomi, height 10.5cm, and an earthenware cup and saucer covered in Whieldon type glaze (3).Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† WALTER KEELER (born 1942); an earthenware jug covered in Whieldon type glaze, impressed mark, height 22.5cm.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

English Whieldon type creamware plates (4) 24cm.

A mid 18th century Whieldon ‘’tortoiseshell’’ creamware dish, 36cm in diameterHas been much-used, numerous surface scratches to top and underside; some small chips around relief-moulded rim, largest approx. 8x2mm; not cracked or repaired; acceptable wear around footrim.

'Asiatic Pheasant'. 'Yang-tse', Whieldon 'Corona', Masons and other meat plates.

Early 19th century Whieldon type model of a Cat. Height 9.3cm

An English earthenware figure of a resting lion. Green, gray, and yellow hues. This item has a base included: 4.5"L x 2.5"W x 0.5"H. Issued: 18th centuryDimensions: 4.25"L x 2.25"W x 2.25"HManufacturer: Whieldon PotteryCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A Whieldon agateware knife and fork, c.1750, the pistol grip handles formed of black and cream swirled clay to simulate the hardstone, 21cm. (2)

An 18th Century Whieldon type tortoiseshell plate circa 1765, the fluted rope edge plate in Creamware with stippled brown, green and yellow sponged glaze effect, unmarked, width 22cm, together with a similar period Creamware plate with hand enamelled decoration, and a large relief moulded Caneware plate, damages. (3)

Mid 18th century Whieldon creamware globe shape teapot, typically glazed, 18.5cm from spout to handleSmall chips to rim and spout. Cover has rim chips and missing its knop.

A small Staffordshire 'Whieldon' creamware teapot and cover circa 1750the globular body applied with sprigs of fruiting grapevine issuing from the crab stock handle, the glaze with splashes of blue, green and manganese, 8cm high and approximately 14cm across.Condition:Crazing to the glaze throughout. X shaped hairline visible to the interior of the teapot. Restoration to the very tip of the spout and two restored chips to the cover. Restored break near the rim of the teapot, approximately 2cm wide x 2cm deep.

A late 18thC Whieldon- style creamware model of a Cat, in seated position upon plinth with moulded ornate relief, the whole piece generously washed in blues, creams and manganese, H 15cm x L 10cm.

A Whieldon ware jug and bowl set (small a/f to jug) COLLECT ONLY

Whieldon ware three piece jug and basin set, together with a quantity of other miscellaneous ceramics and glass

Two Transfer Printed items to include a Clyde Pottery Bowl together with a Whieldon Ware Kenilworth Toilet Jug. Height of tallest: 28cm (2)

A pair of porcelain figures,18th century, possibly German, modelled as musicians in traditional costume,6.5cm wide10cm high,a creamware dog,18th century, decorated in the Whieldon manner in oxide glaze,7.5cm wide7.5cm high, anda Dresden porcelain figure,depicting a fruit seller, 4.5cm wide12.5cm high (4)Condition ReportOverall the figures and dog are in good condition. Knocks, scuffs, rubbing and minor nibbles to all commensurate with age and use. Firing cracks to one of the figures. Please see additional images.

F. Winkle & Co. Whieldon Ware Blue Italy Sardine DIsh in Flow Blue and Gilt Spray Decoration.

A Whieldon pottery plate, of lobed form with gadrooned border, late 18th century, 24cm diameter Some very small crazing, otherwise in good overall condition

A Staffordshire pearlware miniature teapot and cover. With black printed decoration, height 18.5cm, together with two similar cups, a Whieldon type hollow figure of a hen, a black printed saucer decorated a view of the Bell Inn, and blue and white saucer (6).

A quantity of china to include a Whieldon ware bowl with pheasant design, crack to rim, cream and brown Hen on Nest, Studio Pottery, Carlton ware lily vase, etc.

WALTER KEELER (1942-)'Wild Flower Vase', 2007Earthenware, 'Whieldon ware' green with yellow glazes H: 31,5cm. (12 3/16in.); L: 23cm. (9 1/16in.); W: 15cm. (5 7/8in.)Impressed with artist's markFootnotes:ProvenanceAdrian Sassoon, LondonAcquired from the above by the present ownerFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A good 18th century Whieldon Pottery plate with a tortoiseshell glaze and beaded edge, 9 1/2'' diameter.

A Collection of Various 19th and 20th Century Toby Jugs to Include Whieldon Glazed Type Example, Pewter Lidded Friar Jug etc (Condition Issues to Pieces) Tallest 25cm High

Carton of Coarse Fishing Books, with noted books of: Understanding Coarse Fishes Tom Ravensdalem 1973 twice, Hamlyn Coarse Fishing, Basic Gravel Pit Angling Peter Stone 1985, Go Fishing For Bream Graeme Pullen 1991, Freshwater Fishing Baits Graeme Pullen 1988, Fishing Skills Coarse Fishing Tony Whieldon 1989, McHardy of Carlisle Catalogue 1985, The Coarse Fisherman's Companion 1994, John Wilson's Coarse Method Manual 1997 and more (#19)

Walter Keeler (b.1942), a Whieldon Ware ceramic storage jar, height 14cmGood condition, no chips, cracks or restoration

FACSIMILE EDITIONS -- WYCLIFFE, J. A smaller Biblia Pauperum, conteynynge Thyrtie and Eyghte Wodecuttes illustratynge The life, Parablis, and Miraclis off Oure Blessid Lorde (…). Preface by A.P. Stanley. Lond., Unwin Brothers, 1884. lxxxii lvs. W. ti. printed in red & black, 38 woodcut plates, text within woodcut borders. Or. vellum dec. in brown, w. brass clasps and catches, top edge red, uncut. NOTE: There are altogether 78 subjects on the 38 never used woodblocks, probably from the end of the 15th century. The printed text of Wycliff with borders from a 1525 Paris Book of hours printed by T. Kerver. - Manuscript owner's entry in red and brown ink: Edward Whieldon, Bath, 1885, opposite title-page and in the same style. - Bookplate of A.W. Barten.

LILLIPUT LANE SCULPTURES AND CERAMICS, to include 'The China Shop', 'The Gingerbread Shop', 'Daisy Cottage', 'Wellington lodge', 'The Toy shop', 'Ash Nook', 'Village School', 'The Baker's shop', 'Chine Cot' and three Fraser Creations, a hand painted H.J Wood Staffordshire 'Indian Tree' pattern vase, two blue and white Whieldon Ware 'Sheraton' pattern covered sauce tureens, a lacquered, hand painted jewellery box with key, three gilt framed Christine Silver silhouette drawings, etc. (s.d) (1 box + loose)

An antique Whieldon-type novelty 'hen' money-box, 8.5 cm high to/w a Wemyss pottery cylindrical pot painted with cherries (2)

Four Various Toby Jugs to Comprise Enoch Wood Type and Whieldon Type Mottled Glazed etc (Varying Condition to Pieces), Tallest 25.5cm high

A small quantity of miscellaneous including Whieldon Agateware bird whistle a/f, bird scarer, handmade "hunt" menu with feathered bird to front, shoe horn, pottery Jockey a/f etc.

† WALTER KEELER (born 1942); an earthenware jug covered in Whieldon type glaze, impressed mark, height 11cm,Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† WALTER KEELER (born 1942); an earthenware jug covered in Whieldon type glaze, impressed marks, height 17cm.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

An unusual Continental creamware model of a donkey19th centurydecorated with a Whieldon-type glaze and modelled carrying two pierced flagons on its back, on a canted rectangular base,11cm high

A small Staffordshire 'Whieldon' creamware teapot and cover circa 1750the globular body applied with sprigs of fruiting grapevine issuing from the crab stock handle, the glaze with splashes of blue, green and manganese, 8cm high and approximately 14cm across.Condition:Crazing to the glaze throughout. X shaped hairline visible to the interior of the teapot. Restoration to the very tip of the spout and two restored chips to the cover. Restored break near the rim of the teapot, approximately 2cm wide x 2cm deep.

An 18th Century Whieldon type bowl and saucer, in tortoiseshell glaze, the saucer 11.5cm diameter Purchased Earle Vandekar of Knightsbridge, New York

A 19th Century Whieldon plate, in greens, yellows and greys, 23cm diameter, restored, together with another dish with blue, brown, yellow and blue bands, 26cm diameter, (2)

Four English creamware Whieldon type tortoiseshell-glazed octagonal plates, sponged brown with a moulded rim, circa 1800, 22.5cm wide maximum CONDITION REPORT: The darkest one with a restored crack from the rim, the smallest in good condition, the smudgiest with a small flat chip to the rim moulding, the fourth with two small restored areas to the rim

An English creamware Whieldon type cow and calf creamer, sponged in brown, circa 1760, bears D.M. &P. Manheim label CONDITION REPORT: Restored to tail, cover and ears, chipping to udders

An English creamware Whieldon type tortoiseshell-glazed globular teapot and cover, decorated in relief with trailing vines, crabstock handle and spout and bird finial, circa 1750, 13cm high CONDITION REPORT: Restoration to finial and one leg

An English creamware Whieldon type jug and cover and a tea bowl, decorated in running brown, green and cobalt glazes , circa 1750, 16.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: The jug cracked to rim and discoloured, the cover cracked through and restored.

An English creamware Whieldon type plate, sponged in brown with green and ochre accents and two cobalt stripes, feather-moulded rim, and another sponged in manganese and with blue, green and ochre spots, circa 1770, 24.5cm wide CONDITION REPORT: the first with a small flat chip to front rim, the second with a short hairline crack from rim

Two English creamware Whieldon type plates with moulded gadrooned rims, one sponged with a black ground, the other brown, with green, ochre and cobalt spots, circa 1770, 23.5cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Each with a firing crack and a hairline crack to rim.

Three English creamware Whieldon type plates with moulded rims, sponged in black and with cobalt, ochre and green spots, circa 1790, 23.5cm wide max CONDITION REPORT: All with some restored rim chips.

Two English Whieldon type creamware plates and a soup plate, sponged in brown and cobalt, with green and ochre spots, circa 1770, the largest 29cm wide CONDITION REPORT: The large plate with two restored rim cracks, the plate with a restored rim crack, the soup plate with a restored rim section and crack

A 19th Century Whieldon style slip decorated pottery bird whistle, with a large bird and four smaller perched on a stump and angular branches, 22.75cm x 17.75cm CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

A Whieldon octagonal plate and a bowl, c.1760-70, the plate decorated with splashes of blue, green and ochre on a black ground, the bowl washed in green and manganese, together with a Pratt ware moon flask, painted with stylized flower sprays, the neck impressed 'GL', 24cm max. (3) Provenance: from the collection of the late Jonathan Horne.

A Whieldon-type figure of a cat, c.1770-90, seated on its haunches and moulded with a patterned collar, decorated in running glazes of green, ochre, manganese and black, a long restored crack, some restoration to one ear, 17cm.

A Thomas Whieldon type plate, circa 1770, sponge decorated in brown and green, dia.24cmSome surface scratches.Otherwise intact and in good order.

A Creamware Toby Jug of Oridinary Type, early 19th century, decorated in Whieldon glazes and with a stylized band to the plinth 24cm Another Toby Jug, modelled holding a clay pipe and a brown mug of ale, painted in coloured enamels and on marbled plinth 25cm high (2) Provenance: From the Estate of Stephen Hamilton Rawlings, Scarborough. Whieldon - crazed, restoration to the hat and top of head. Restoration to the base.Second Toby - crazed and with restoration to the hat.

A Whieldon-Type Creamware Press Moulded Model of a Ram, circa 1800, raised on a nturalistic mound base and in typical green and brown glazes10.5cm highSome slight glaze pitting. No damage or repair.

A Whieldon Type Creamware Loving Cup, circa 1750, with reeded strap handles and beaded moulding, decorated with alternating bands of brown and green splashed glazes10cm highshort firing crack to the rim, another to the waisted part of the foot. Small chip to one handle terminal. Glaze in good order. No restoration

TWO WHIELDON EARTHENWARE PLATES, mid 18th century, of silver shape, one with moulded gadrooned rim, the other with diaper, basket weave and scroll moulded rim, both in a tortoiseshell glaze, 9" and 9 1/2" diameter (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Both crazed, gadrooned plate has misfired glaze on reverse of rim and small area of flaking to glaze centre top (close to two ochre spots). Diapered plate bears old collector's label "HCK Buckingham Pottery Collection, number 264", and has a couple of deep scratches to top centre

'Asiatic Pheasant'. 'Yang-tse', Whieldon 'Corona', Masons and other meat plates.

WHIELDON WARE PHEASANT PATTERN CRESCENT PLATES x 12, 24 x 14cms, matching three division hors d'oeuvres dish and two-handled comport, 8 x white glazed circular fish design plates, 26.5cms diam., novelty airplane design teapot, blue and white cheese dish, and other items

An early Whieldon ware Toby jug, 9" tall and a green Wedgwood jug, 5 1/2" tall and two Royal Doulton plates.

Four trays of fish design items to include: Crown Devon Fieldings 'Karen' design oval platter, plates and sauce boat on stand, Figgo Flint set of six fish design plates, set of four Danish Tove Svendsen blue and white fish design collectors plates, dark green glazed Invicta French pierced sardine placemat, two F Winkle & Co Ltd Whieldon ware plates; trout and perch, two blue and white square shaped Solian ware Soho pottery plates, Copeland Spode 'Squirrel Fish - Bermuda' plate, four moulded glass fish shape platters, two amber glass square shape shallow dishes with moulded fish and water lily design and a tray of Wood's Ivory ware to include; sauce boat, plates and oval serving platter. (4)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Two 18th century Staffordshire Whieldon tortoiseshell type plates, 9'' and 9 5/8'' diameter, one a/f.

† KEVIN DE CHOISY (1954-2020); a large earthenware pedestal dish with wavy rim covered in Whieldon type glaze, impressed deC mark, diameter 35.5cm.Provenance: Kevin de Choisy collection.Condition Report: Light scratches to well, otherwise appears good with no further signs of faults, damage or restorations.