Antiques Auction - Session 1

Royal Doulton Figurine 'Windflower', HN1762, 7 ½"

No Lot

Royal Crown Derby Paperweight of crested tit, gilt button, 4" long

Royal Crown Derby Paperweight 'Meadow Rabbit', gilt button, 2" high

Royal Crown Derby Paperweight 'Brown Pelican', gilt button, 5"

Royal Crown Derby Paperweight 'Father Christmas', gilt button, 4" high

Royal Crown Derby Paperweight 'Teddy Bear', gilt button, 4" high

Pair 19th Century Staffordshire Models of theatrical subjects, actors reclining on cushions, one with repaired head, 3 ½"

Pair early 19th Century Staffordshire Figures of putti clutching baskets of fruit, painted in colours throughout, restored, 5"

Early Staffordshire style Group of lady mounted on a goat and carrying a child with further children in a panier on her back, painted throughout in co

Continental porcelain Figurine of a young woman and a lamb, painted in colours throughout, 6"

Pair 19th Century Staffordshire miniature Models of seated Spaniels, faces with naturalistic detail, lemon collars and leads and black body markings,

Late 19th Century Staffordshire pottery Money Box, modelled as square shaped cottage, decorated in puce and lemon with iron red and green and black de

Early Staffordshire Group 'The Tithe Pig', (one arm missing, chipped base and other minor chips), 6" (see illustration)

Staffordshire (Walton) Figure of lady with perched bird on one hand and clutching a trumpet in other (losses and chips etc), 6 ½"

Pair early Staffordshire Figures of lady archer and gentleman clutching a magnifying glass in one hand, each painted in colours, (some damage, chips a

Collection of four Continental Models of Oriental Children, all decorated in colours, 3"

19th Century Staffordshire Model of reclining sheep on gilt lined base, (ear chipped), 2 ½"

Small circular porcelain Pastille Burner modelled as a cottage with Gothic windows below umbrella roof and applied with moss and flowers, circa 1845,

Staffordshire pottery Gothic style Cottage with twin gables and latticed windows, late 19th Century, 4 ¼"