Antiques and Collectables Auction

A fine continental cabinet plate with a central painted panel signed 'Wagner' within a gilt lustre border, entitled the 'Echo', 24cm...

A set of five Crown Derby style coffee cups and saucers, London retailer mark, circa 1920 Est. 100/200

A 19th century pearlware condiment set, on integral stand, Botanical decorated, gilt highlighted, circa 1820, 15cm Est. 150/200

A Quimper pierced puzzle jug with inscription 'Buvez Je Le Veure Bien / Mais Sachez Placer Voire Main', marked to base P.B.X, 16.5cm Est. 10...

A pair of 19th century continental porcelain figures after Meissen originals, 20cm high Est. 350/450

A pair of Flight Barr & Barr saucers with Imari style decoration and a 19th century English cup and saucer Est. 100/150

A trio of English pottery 19th century Pearlware posy vases decorated with flora sprays, brown banding, highest 12cm Est. 100/150

A pair of Samson 19th century faience cabinet plates decorated with exotic birds, gold anchor mark, 26cm diameter Est. 120/160

A 19th century Minton oval dish painted with floral sprays, 28cm long, and a plate, 28cm long Est. 60/80

A pair of early 19th century Coalport spill vases with bands of sepia painted classical figures, 11cm high Est. 80/120

An early 19th century Coalport plate in the Imari pattern, 20cm diameter, and another plate Est. 80/120

A pair of Chamberlains Worcester coffee cans and saucers, early 19th century Est. 80/120

A 19th century caneware spill vase, 12cm high, and a 19th century mug Est. 80/120

A Meissen Marcolini period coffee can and a Meissen candlestick, 14cm high Est. 80/120

A 19th century English porcelain botanical plate and a 19th century Minton square dish Est. 80/120

A small Coalport vase, 8cm high and a porcelain cup and saucer and inkwell Est. 50/100

A Minton vase in the form of a fan tail dove, 15cm high, 19th century Est. 80/120

Two Staffordshire chicken egg baskets, tallest 23.5cm high, the larger continental Est. 200/250

Four Doulton Lambeth two tone stoneware jugs, together with a teapot (5), highest 16.5cm Est. 100/200

An 18th century low glass tazza, possibly German, 29cm diameter Est. 200/300