ANTIQUES AND GENERAL EFFECTS

A Victorian washbowl and jug in brown and white, `Hawthorn` pattern, makers initials `B&B` to base.

Two George Jones and son `Old Swansea` pattern cups, five sandwich plates and five saucers.

A Royal Doulton `Magna` pattern breakfast set for one consisting of teapot cup and saucer, milk jug, sugar bowl and small plate.

An early 19thC Spode, Willow pattern dish with shaped edge, impressed Spode 31 mark and also blue Spode printed mark to base.

A Carlton ware Rouge Royale leaf shaped dish, pattern No. 2367/9.

Three late 18thC blue and white Willow pattern miniature dishes, 4" across, impressed incised S letter to base and one with printed H.

A 19thC Willow pattern soup bowl, transfer print to base, Stone china Warranted.

A 19thC Oriental blue and white plate in a Oriental Willow pattern style 11" across.

A 19thC Deakin and Son Willow pattern 10" plate and two other early 19thC blue and white Willow pattern plates.

An early 19thC blue and white Pearl ware sauce ladle with pagoda, breadfruit trees and Oriental men on a bridge.

An early 19thC blue and white Willow pattern plate with initial B, 10" and two other 19thC Willow pattern plates.

A pair of late 19thC Oriental export ware shaped edge bowl, centre panel with a basket of flowers decoration and other floral panels around in red and

A 19thC blue and white Willow pattern large sauce tureen with lid (the base cracked).

A large 19thC blue and white Willow pattern meat dish, transfer mark to base Ironstone china and a crown, 18".

An early 19thC blue and white circular platter, frontal transfer print design of foliage and buildings etc, 13".

A 19thC Masons blue and white plate with exotic birds and flowers, mark to base painted Ironstone china and crown mark, approx 10".

A three piece Whieldon Ware, Rosary pattern, toilet jug and bowl and chamber pot.

A 19thC Ashworth blue and white Willow pattern bowl, 10.5", (cracked).

Three blue and white 19thC Willow pattern plates.

A superb late 18th/early 19thC Oriental blue and white tureen with lid, handles in the form of boars heads.