General Sale - Day 1

A Clarice Cliff 'Fantasque Bizarre' Stamford tea pot in the 'Solomon's Seal' pattern, 12cm high Est. 150/250

A Clarice Cliff 'Bizarre' preserve pot in the 'Crocus' pattern with a silver plated cover, 8cm high Est. 50/80

6 pieces of Belleek porcelain, tallest 16cm Est. 100/150

A pair of Val St. Lambert glass candlesticks, 7cm Est. 100/120

7 pieces of Belleek porcelain including 2 teacups & trays Est. 100/150

A West Country pottery jug decorated in enamels & with an inscription 'Pixie fine Pixie gay Pixie now will run away' 15cm high Est. 60/100

A 1st period Belleek grass pattern cup, saucer and plate 15cm diameter and a milk jug Est. 100/150

A late 18th/early 19th century slop basin, possibly Caughley/Worcester, 15.5cm Est. 100/120

A Victorian commemorative moulded glass tankard, 'High Lever Bridge, Newcastle On Tyne' 10cm high, and a Staffordshire alphabetical childs p...

A Clichy paperweight with individual flower heads, 5cm Est. 200/300

A pair of Royal Worcester Nautilus vases on coral stands dated 1876. 1 cracked 16cm high Est. 100/150

Two Dresden cabinet cups and saucers and a plate 17cm diameter Est. 100/150

A Kangxi blue and white octagonal bowl, six character marks, incised Johannuem (Meissen owner) mark, a Chinese blue and white teapot and a moon flask

An orange glazed pottery cat, (with only one glass eye), 21.5cm Est. 50/80

An 18th century Chinese plate, with grey and gilt decoration, 28cm, a Chinese blue and white plate, 22.5cm and a bowl, 15.5cm (3) Est. 70/100

Two Royal Doulton cabinet plates, each with gilt decoration, the first with a painted central panel by Leslie Johnson, a glass of wine with Caesar Bor

Two pieces of Royal Worcester; a vase painted with flowers date code 1900, 10cm high, and a ewer painted with a bouquet of flowers, date code 1900, 13

A Royal Doulton figure 'Maisie' HN1619, impressed and printed marks, 15cm Est. 150/200

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre beehive preserve pot and cover in the 'Rudyard' pattern, 9cm, an Autumn crocus pattern milk jug and an octagonal bow...

A Crown Staffordshire figure of a young boy standing by a sundial, modelled by T. Bayley (hairline crack to the base) 26cm high Est. 100/150