Fine Art, Antiques and Collectables

A Victorian Staffordshire bone china figure, girl standing beside a well, on oval cushion base, 6.5in.

A pair of Victorian blue glass vases, 'globe and shaft' form enamelled with flowers, 9.5in.

A Victorian pot lid, "Vue de la Ville de Strasbourg prise du port" (4.75in.), in moulded ebonised frame

A pair of Victorian vases, attributed to Minton, two-handled and painted with rural views against a turquoise ground, 10.5in.

A Coalport vase, two-handled, bulbous shape painted with two oval riverscapes within gilt reserves against a royal blue ground, one handle repaired, 6

An early 19th century Spode plate, enamelled and gilded with a Japan pattern, number 2508, 9.75in.

A 19th century Bohemian ruby-overlaid goblet and cover, engraved with hunting scenes, grapes and vine leaves (11.75in. - chips) and a similar tapering

Two Canton vases, near-matching designs enamelled with figures within scroll panels, with covers, 9in. and 8.25in.

A Victorian Staffordshire Toby jug, character seated wearing a willow pattern coat and yellow breeches, 9.25in.

A Staffordshire Toby jug, character seated wearing red coat and yellow breeches, 9.5in.

A Victorian circular porcelain plaque, painted with a nymph holding quill, sheet music and a lyre against a turquoise and gilt border, formerly attrib

Victorian cranberry glassware, comprising a tapering jug (5.75in.), bulbous jug with frill rim (4.5in.), two vases (one cracked) and a covered pot (5)

A small Victorian slip-cast Toby jug, painted in enamels and copper lustre, 4.5in.

A Victorian Toby jug and cover, character wearing blue coat and yellow breeches, cover chipped, 8.5in.

A Ridgeway blue-printed plate, "Blind Boy", woman holding the hand of a blind boy seated upon basket, circa 1820, unmarked, 9.75in.

An early 19th century blue printed plate, 'Dorney Court', a view of Dorney Court with three figures in the garden, against a passion flower ...

A John & Richard Riley blue-printed plate, "Taymouth Castle, Perthshire", riverbank view with boaters and leaf-scroll border, printed ...

An early 19th century willow-pattern drainer plate, Long Bridge variant with stylised leaf border, unmarked, 13in. long

An Henshall & Co. blue-printed meat plate, "Hollywell Cottage", 'tree and well' type with view of a large country house, river...

An early 19th century blue printed drainer plate, "Hylands Essex", view of a country house with a family of figures in the landscaped fore...

A J. & W. Ridgeway blue-printed plate, "Christ Church, Oxford", from their Oxford and Cambridge series, printed mark (10in.) and a Rog...

An early 19th century 'Warranted Semi China' serving plate, oval, blue-printed with a boy and two dogs at a country stile, floral border, pr...

A large early 19th century blue-printed pearlware jug, harvesting scene with castle ruins, unsigned, 8.75in.

An early 19th century oval serving plate, "The Beemaster", peasant carrying beehive, his associates hard-by, animal medallion border, 15.5...

Two matching Victorian Staffordshire 'comforter' spaniels, painted in rust enamel, each with chain and padlock pendant, 10.5in. and 9.5in.

A Victorian Staffordshire figure group, "Sampson and the Lion", on oval base with shredded clay tufts (9in.) and a similar character jug a...

Two Sunderland-type pink lustre plaques, rectangular plaque printed with a man-o'-war (7.5x 8.5in.), circular plaque with verse (6.5in.), both i...

Two Victorian Toby jugs, both characters wearing blue coats, one with cover, 10in.

Four Dutch Delft tiles, painted with figure scenes in blue, now in oak frame, some damage, 12.5in.

An early 19th century Wedgwood pink lustre wall pocket, in the form of a nautilus shell, impressed mark, 10.25in. wide

Two early 19th century pink lustre jugs, one with unusual printed verse, "Twelve Good Rules in the Study of King Charles" (6in.), the othe...

Two Victorian glass rolling pins, nautical-related, one in blue glass, commemorating The London, foundered Jan. 1866 (17in.), other in opaque white gl

Two Toby jugs, one character wearing black coat, the other blue, 9.75in.

A late Victorian Coalport part table service, thirteen pieces including large oval serving plate, printed and enamelled with flowers

A graduated set of three jugs designed by Christopher Dresser, probably Old Hall, printed and enamelled in aesthetic style, tallest 7.5in.

A 19th century Meissen bowl and cover, of circular shape painted with flowers, handle encrusted with flowers, painted crossed swords mark in underglaz

Two Lladro figures, girl holding flowers (9in.) and a girl holding piglet ( 7in.), together with a Nao seated girl - 9in.

A Charlotte Rhead vase for Crown Ducal, ribbed, ovoid shape tube-lined with stylised flowers in several enamel colours, pattern 2681,

A pair of Continental figures, emblematic of the seasons, a boy skating, girl with summer harvest, on circular plinths, formerly candlesticks with mod

Copper lustre and other tableware, mainly Victorian, including a teapot and seven mugs, (18)

Three Victorian black-glazed earthenware teapots, one commemorating diamond jubilee, 1897, all with enamelled flowers, largest 7in.

A Keith Murray royal commemorative mug, Coronation 1937, glazed in matt white and moulded with the royal portrait busts, impressed and printed marks w

A mid 19th century ormolu figural centrepiece, the cut glass bowl supported by two cherubs, on circular base, 10.5ins high 13ins diameter

A late 19th century French porcelain hand painted oval jardiniere, decorated with birds and foliage, on associated stained beech stand, 42ins

A Belleek bowl and jug, bowl with scallop shell moulding, jug with geometric bands, both first period black-printed marks, 4in.

A Chelsea-Derby figure of Neptune, dolphin surmounted by the crowned character, on scroll base moulded with shells

A Royal Worcester vase with twin gilt handles, painted with pheasants within a gilt reserve against a royal blue ground, date code 1897, 7in.

A Belleek jardiniere, continuously moulded with shells and encrusted with flowers, on three shell feet, first period black-printed mark, 9in. high

The Wedgwood "Egyptian Jug", decorated with mythical beasts and a bird predominantly in black and red, PODR 1854, the mark impressed '...

A Gien jug, tapering shape painted with a crowned portrait roundel and creatures from Italian classics in renaissance style, 7.5in.