Antique Sale - Day 1

Early 19th Century English Cream ware toy Teapot (cover missing, spout chipped) of globular form decorated in ochre, green with blue detail, stylised

Royal Doulton Bunnykins Group (Story Time) DB9, 3" high

Beswick Model of Tawny Owl, no 3272, 3" high

Beswick Beatrix Potter Model of 'Tommy Brock' brown back stamp, 3" high

Two Royal Doulton Dickens Series Figures of Pickwick and Micawber, repaired, 3" high

Modern china Figurine entitled 'Broadway New Yorker', 9 ½" high

19th Century Torquay Pottery Mischievous Group of a Maiden and two young men, painted in colours throughout, restored and A/F, 7" high

Rosental Group of Arabian Lovers decorated in colours throughout, 7" high

Royal Doulton Figurine 'Lorna' HN2311, 8 ½" high

Royal Doulton Figurine 'The Foaming Quart' HN2162, 5 ½" high

Coalport (Ladies of Fashion Series) Figurine 'Flora', 7 ½" high

Pair of Italian porcelain small Models of a Lady and Gentleman in 18th Century costume seated on chairs, painted in colours A/F, 2" high

Coalport Ladies of Fashion Series Figurine 'Georgina'; Together with a Francesca Art china Figurine 'Clara', (2)

Royal Worcester Animalier Group 'Kids at play' modelled by Doris Lindner, shape number 3153, 4 ½" high

Royal Worcester blush flat back Ewer with gilded handle and painted in colours with a spring flower spray, printed mark and date cipher for circa earl

Royal Worcester blush Ewer of lobed form, painted in colours with sprays of spring foliage with gilded detail, printed mark and date cipher for late 1

Dresden small Cruet with a central ring handle, each bowl decorated in colours with birds, cross swords mark in underglazed blue ( marks struck); Toge

19th Century Spode campana shaped two handled Urn decorated in mauve with floral sprays on a green reserve with gilded detail, pattern number 4001, 4

Royal Worcester miniature Jug decorated in colours with sprays of spring flowers with gilded detail on a white ground, 1" high

Colbrookdale floral encrusted Taper Stick with floret sconce marked C'Dale in blue script, circa 1830, 2 ½" wide