Antique and Collectors Sale

A QUIMPER JUG decorated with flowers and lady in the traditional colours. Signed. Glaze worn a little on the rim. 7.5 ins. high.

A VICTORIAN VASE standing on three gilt scroll feet, a blue ground with a gold, terracotta and white pattern. 11.5 ins. high.

A SMALL MALING BOWL, dark blue lustre with a flowered rim, 2.5 ins. x 4 ins. Circa 1930. Also a small hand painted enamelled style tumbler.

A PAIR OF SMALL KUTANI GOURD SHAPED VASES, decorated with painted fans. 5 ins. high. Early 1900's.

AN EARLY CHINESE TEA CANISTER, beautifully painted figures in a domestic scene. Lid missing. 4.5 ins. high.

A LARGE KUTANI BALUSTER VASE, decorated with flowers and birds. Also a small teapot of a similar design. 19th Century.

A PAIR OF LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE IMARI BALUSTER VASES, with covers, with Dog of Fo finials. 13.5 ins. high.

A WHITE PORCELAIN BALUSTER VASE, with an applied gold wire dragon and artist's seal, a blue and white Oriental saucer and two blue and white Chi...

A CARLTONWARE "ROUGE ROYALE", painted with a vine design. A.F.

A CONTINENTAL FIGURE GROUP, a proposal of marriage, with an impressed anchor mark and the name TRIADE on the group and on the gilt metal stand, though

A COALPORT "ELIZABETHAN COTTAGE". 4.75 ins. x 3 ins.

A PAIR OF SMALL STAFFORDSHIRE RESTING GREYHOUNDS, one having minor damage. 2.5 ins. x 3 ins. Circa 1860's.

A MID 20TH CENTURY RACING CAR TEAPOT, the car and driver detailed in silver lustre, the number plate "OK T42" (Gaze Craze). £20/50

A PAIR OF BLUE AND WHITE ORIENTAL VASES, decorated with dogs among clouds. A.F. Circa 19th Century. 12 ins. high.

TWO BESWICK WALL HANGING FLYING DUCKS, t he same size. No. 590-2, issued 1938-73

A BESWICK SEATED MOUSE, No. 1678, issued 1960-97. 2.5 ins. high.

A PRETTY SHELLEY TEASET comprising of six cups, saucers, side plates, a milk jug and sugar bowl. "Wild Flowers" pattern. Circa 1930's.

A SATSUMA VASE decorated with panels of Geishas in gardens. 15 ins. high. Circa late 19th century. Also a teapot thought to be Cantonese, decorated wi

AN EARLY PUNCH BOWL, thought to be English, decorated with an Oriental pattern. Maker unknown. Some wear to the middle of the inside.

A BEAUTIFUL but badly damaged Coalport lidded urn. Circa 1891-1920.