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Castleford pottery jug, circa 1800, decorated in relief with hunting scenes, with a foliate band to the rim and oak leaf detail to the handle and spout, H15cm

A collection of 19th century pottery jugs and mugs to include lustre decorated relief jugs, decorated with a huntsmen, a stag and hinds and a fruiting vine, a Prattware relief jug depicting children playing impressed Mischievous Sport and Sportive Innocence, a Felspathic stoneware jug, probably Castleford, a pair of Bacchus mugs, a relief decorated frog mug, a late 18th century black Jasperware ale mug decorated with a hunting scene, various relief mugs, (qty)first height 15cm., Condition: Mostly commensurate with age. felspathic stoneware spout repaired. Star crack to base of Wedgwood mug, lustre jug and one satyr mug restored. occasional hairlines, viewing recommended in person

Doulton Lambeth salt glazed stoneware Jack jug, incised CR flanking a crown above 1646, impressed retailers marks for Phillips, Oxford Street, impressed marks and other items of stoneware including a harvest jug, a Castleford teapot and cover, a group of T G Green Cornishware, an Art Nouveau green glazed pottery jug with applied double loop handles, possibly Belgium and a Doulton Lambeth silver rimmed Edward VII and Queen Alexandra coronation mug, impressed factory marks, incised EB and no.1217 Condition ReportNo stamp mark on Castleford teapot

A selection of decorative ceramics, including: a Royal Crown Derby ‘Derby Posies’ crescent butter dish and knife, in box; a Royal Crown Derby ‘Derby Posies’ teacup, saucer, and butter dish; a Leeds Pottery basketweave bowl; a set of four Castleford serving dishes; and a pair of Chinoiserie blue and white tureens with covers.

Castleford Pottery; three 20th century painted and glazed jugs decorated in the Peasant pattern, 27cm, 26.5cm and 15.5cm high, bearing marks from the Hartrox Collection to base.

A creamware tall mug depicting Jack on a cruise. A blue and white Castleford-style teapot and a pottery house money box

An early nineteenth century Castleford pottery sucrier with low-relief classical scenes, together with a moulded glass vase also with classical decoration

Books. Art, antiques and general reference, including Synge (Lanto) Mallett's Great English Furniture, Watkins (Chris, et al) Shelley Potteries, Blackwood (Robin) and Head (Cherryl) Old Crown Derby China Works, The King Street Factory 1849-1935, and Roussel (Diana Edwards) The Castleford pottery. (1 shelf)

A collection of five Hartley of Castleford pottery jugs, circa mid 20th century, stamped to base W.R.C.C / Dee Cee, various sizes, the larger 21cm. (5)

Three mid 20th century graduated Hartrox pottery jugs by Hartley of Castleford, the largest 27cm tall. (3)

Cheetham, A. Hand-compiled ceramics collection catalogue in 8 volumes each volume 25.5 x 21cm in original buff wrappers with typed labels to upper covers listing contents, dating from the 1940s, the volumes comprising:1) Chelsea & Bow2) Bristol, Coalport, Davenport, Liverpool, Lowestoft, Langton Hall, Longport, Minton, Nantgraw, Newhall, Pinxton3) Rockingham, Salopian (Caughley), Spode, Staffordshire, Swansea4) Whieldon, Martin Ware5) Chelsea Derby, Derby, Worcester6) Chinese, Japanese7) Astbury, Black Ware, Castleford, Doulton, Delft, Elers Ware, Fulham, Leeds, Lustre, Miscellaneous, Pratt Ware, Ralph Wood, Ruskin Pottery, Salt Glaze, Wilson Ware, Wedgwood8) Berlin, Continental (various), Dresden, Hochst, Jacob Petit, Paris, Sevres, TourneyWith manuscript descriptions of each item and a large quantity of original photographs tipped-in with photo cornersProvenance:Provenance: From the library of a collectorNote: Note: A meticulously compiled catalogue in 8 volumes by the collector, Albert Cheetham. Cheetham's collection was sold by Sotheby's in 1945, following his death.

A late 18th century Yorkshire Pottery teapot with unusual sliding lid (small pieces away to edge of lid): silk glaze with blue line highlights and decorative classical-style panels above a lower border with stiff leaves; impressed '22' mark to the underside denoting Castleford Jasper type teapot (ref. page 224 Godden's Guide). (14 cm to tip of lid finial) 

THREE BOXES OF CERAMICS, to include assorted late 19th century tea wares most pieces have no backstamps, some have historical repairs, a Castleford style moulded jug with a pewter lid, height 19cm (cracked), a Castleford style cream jug with historical repairs, a Canal Ware green milk jug and sugar bowl, a stoneware jug with a damaged pewter lid, backstamped Creek Border, a small Langley Ware Pottery jug with a pewter lid, etc (s.d) (3 boxes)

An early 19th c. teapot by Castleford Pottery, (small chip to spout and to the edge of the rim of the lid).

Various china and effects, a 19thC Castleford pottery sugar bowl, 10cm high, a Mauchline ware box, telephone money box, and a large lens. (a quantity)

A late 18th / early 19th century Castleford-Type Yorkshire pottery teapot of typical form and moulded decoration, with hinged lid, 17cm high

A Castleford pottery teapot and cover a Paris porcleain cabinet cup and saucer, an 18th century wine glass on a faceted stem and a pottery model of a Turkish man by Helena Johnov

NO RESERVE Ceramics.- Lipski (Louis L.) Dated English Delftware: Tin-glazed Earthenware 1600-1800, limited edition, 1984 § Lewis (J. & G.) Pratt Ware: English and Scottish...Earthenware 1780-1840, Woodbridge, 1984 § Godden (Geoffrey A.) Guide to Mason's China and the Ironstone Wares, revised edition, Woodbridge, 1980 § Roussel (D.E.) The Castleford Pottery 1790-1821, Wakefield, 1982 § Eyles (D.) The Doulton Burslem Wares, 1980 § Luxmoore (Chas. F.C.) "Saltglaze", with the Notes of a Collector, facsimile reprint, Holland Press, n.d., plates and illustrations, some colour, original cloth or boards with dust-jackets, the last a little rubbed and frayed at edges; and c.15 others on British pottery manufactories, 4to & 8vo (c.20)

19th century Leeds Pottery black basalt cream jug, the ovoid body with engine turned osier type decoration, impressed beneath Leeds Pottery, H10.5cm, together with a 19th century Castleford cream jug with part fluted body beneath a border of Prince of Wales feathers, H8.5cmCondition Report:In good overall condition with some wear commensurate with age and use, largely in the form of surface scratches. Black basalt example with thin split through the foliate handle mount where it meets the body of the jug, however this does not appear to have impacted the structural integrity of the jug. Castleford example has some slight discolouration to the glaze, and some rubbing to the blue bands.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A hand painted mug circa 1919, decorated with stylised choir boys over a green spotted ground, bears hand painted BW monogram to base (Bertie Wainwright), S/D.

Ceramics - an early 19th century Castleford teapot; a Jackfield type cow creamer; a 19th century majolica table centre piece; Staffordshire flatback; an Art Nouveau Palissy vase; other 19th century pottery and ceramics

Pair of Hand Painted Slender Vases, of Oriental style, a Royal Chelsea 'Golden Rose' dish, a Hartrox Pottery (Castleford) 1953 Coronation souvenir lidded jar, Spode Summer Meadow, Wedgwood 'Piccadilly' mug, etc :- One Tray

A group of ceramic reference books. To include: Don Pottery (Griffin), A Potwork in Devonshire (Adams & Thomas), Castleford Pottery (Roussel), Master Potters of the Industrial Revolution (Hillier), Blue Printed Earthenware (Coysh), Encyclopedia of Pottery & Porcelain Marks (Godden), Made in Liverpool (NMGM), Staffordshire Porcelain Stonewares and Stone Chinas (NCS), Scottish Pottery (Cruickshank), The Clyde Pottery (Boa, Denholm, Quail), The Potteries of Tyneside (Bell & Gill), Pots at the Pans (May), Scottish Tradition in Pottery (Paul). (14) Condition: some wear from use.  Provenance: Ex-Kentish Collection. 

A WHIELDON CREAMWARE OCTAGONAL PLATE C.1760 with a moulded diaper border, together with a Delft pottery drug jar inscribed 'G. F. Rhoh Junip', a German stoneware bottle with a blue glaze and a Castleford type salt-glazed stoneware sugar box and cover with stand (4) 23cm (max) Provenance Upper Slaughter Manor, The Collection of Micheál and Elizabeth Feller.

An early 19th Century Castleford type white stoneware silver shape teapot with sliding lid with all over moulded decoration and blue line painted edges a/f. A 19th Century brown stoneware pate dish and a moulded pottery bird shaped whistle (3)

Early 19th century David Dunderdale & Co Castleford pottery plate, decorated in brown in the Buffalo and Ruins pattern, with indistinct impressed marks beneath, D24cm, together with a late 18th/early 19th century blue and white pearlware sauce boat, decorated in a variant of the Willow pattern, L15cm

Early 19th century David Dunderdale & Co Castleford pottery plate, decorated in brown in the Buffalo and Ruins pattern, with indistinct impressed marks beneath, D24cm, together with a late 18th/early 19th century blue and white pearlware sauce boat, decorated in a variant of the Willow pattern, L15cm

Art Reference. The art reference library of Dr Jeffrey Sherwin (1936-2018), containing numerous exhibition catalogues, artist monographs, coffee-table books, auction catalogues (Sotheby's and Christie's), and similar, on artists including Dali, Henry Moore, Picasso, Van Gogh, and others, publishers including Tate, Thames & Hudson, Royal Academy of Arts, etc., together with assorted other books including vintage Penguin paperbacks (mainly classics of English literature), Yorkshire reference, etc., individual titles including: 1) Horner (Libby, & Gillian Naylor), Frank Brangwyn 1867-1956, 2 copies, limited editions, each numbered 1 of 100 copies, Leeds: Leeds Museums and Galleries, 2007, folio, original red cloth, slipcases, each front cover lettered 'Presented to Dr. Jeffrey Sherwin' in gilt, dedication leaf to each volume reading 'Presented to Dr. Jeffery Sherwin by Leeds Museums and Galleries. This special edition has been hand bound in binders cloth. Limited edition No. 001 of 100', 2) McShine (Kynaston, editor). Andy Warhol. A Retrospective, 1st edition, New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1989, 4to, original patterned boards, clear plastic dust jacket with printed outline portrait and title to front panel, 3) Gilbert (Christopher). Furniture at Temple Newsam and Lotherton Hall, 1st edition, [London?]: published jointly by the National Art-Collections Fund and the Leeds Art Collections, 1978. 2 volumes, 4to, dust jackets, signed by Gilbert and others, together with: Walton (Peter, Creamware and other English Pottery at Temple Newsam House, Leeds, 1st edition, Bradford & London: Manningham Press, 1976. 4to, original cloth, dust jacket, signed by Walton and others, both works housed in single slipcase with gilt morocco label 'To Jeffrey, with good wishes from all his directors in Leisure Services, May 1980', 4) British Surrealism & Other Realities. The Sherwin Colleciton, 2 copies, Middlesbrough: Middlebrough Institute of Modern Art, 2008, 8vo, original cloth-backed photographic boards (qty: 37 boxes) 'Dr Jeffrey Sherwin ... was a GP who became instrumental in creating the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds and who assembled a renowned collection of British surrealist art which he placed on show around the world ... Dr Sherwin was educated at Leeds Grammar, Leeds University and Balliol College, Oxford ... It was in 1977 that he met the Castleford-born sculptor, Henry Moore, and learned that despite his world renown and having studied in Leeds, he had never been invited back to the city. A fruitful relationship ensued, and Dr Sherwin conceived the idea of creating a separate sculpture gallery at the front of the old Leeds City Art Gallery, fighting to secure the £150,000 funding needed to make the Henry Moore Institute a reality. The son of a Jewish GP father, Jeffrey had inherited his interest in art from his mother Rachey, an amateur ceramicist. He began collecting paintings whilst a student in Oxford. An event at Leeds City Art Gallery to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1936 International Surrealist Exhibition opened his eyes to British surrealism, and he began to acquire works at auctions and directly from living artists ... It became the largest collection of British surrealist art assembled through amateur enthusiasm rather than for private gain, and works from it have been sent on loan to the Tate in London and the Museum of Modern Art in New York as well as galleries in France, Spain, and Germany' (Obituary, Yorkshire Post, 17 November 2018).

WWI STONEWARE RUM FLAGONmarked S.R.D. (Supply Reserve Depot) impressed to lower section '5' and printed stamp 'C. Philips & Son Castleford', 31cm high; a large stoneware flagon marked Govan Croft Pottery Glasgow, 35cm high; a tapering stoneware flagon, 24.5cm high; and a lidded stoneware jar marked J. Smith Provisions Pathhead, 18cm high (4)

A quantity of mainly Brameld pottery including Twisted Tree, Castle of Rochford and Rose jar patterns, green glazed tureen stand together with a Castleford Creamware dish (one shelf)

Early 19th century David Dunderdale & Co Castleford pottery plate, decorated in brown in the Buffalo and Ruins pattern, with indistinct impressed marks beneath, D24cm, together with a late 18th/early 19th century blue and white pearlware sauce boat, decorated in a variant of the Willow pattern, L15cm

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A sleeve form vase circa 1922, hand painted with white flowers over a multicoloured patterns ground with an arched green boarder, hand painted BW monogram (Bertie Wainwright), In memory of Tintagiles, height 18cm.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A sleeve form vase circa 1919, hand painted with multicoloured abstract shapes to a pale blue ground, hand painted with monogram to the base, height 18.5cm.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A small beaker circa 1918, hand painted with a repeated overlapping circular design below a diamond band, bears BW monogram (Bertie Wainwright), height 10cm.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A shallow circular bowl decorated with stylised flowers and foliage, within black flowers over a multicoloured ground border, hand painted monogram to the base, width 15.5cm.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A teapot circa 1919, hand painted with a stylised scrolling floral and foliage motif within black boarders, hand painted monogram mark to base.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A hand painted biscuit jar circa 1919, hand painted with multicoloured spots within varying sized circles and blue leaves, hand painted monogram to base, height 12cm, S/D.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A hand painted mug circa 1919, decorated with stylised religious figures in abstract clothing against a multicoloured spotted ground, hand painted monogram to the base.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A hand painted mug circa 1919, decorated with 'Kongs-Emnerne' the title of a Norwegian play, and stylised characters from the play, bears the hand painted BW monogram to the base (Bertie Wainwright).

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A hand painted tea cup and saucer circa 1919, decorated with multicoloured abstract shapes with black boarders, together with a sugar bowl of similar style, all bear monogram to base. (qty)

Alice Gostick - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A small footed sugar bowl circa 1919, hand painted with repeated branch and leaf motif in varying colours, together with a side plate of similar design and an Albert Wainwright egg cup, all bear monograms to base, S/D. (3)

A tray of 19th century English pottery etc, to include Yorkshire Prattware jug, Castleford type teapot, Pearlware figure and Sunderland lustre etc (one tray) . Pratt jug with rim chips and short hair crack. Felspathic teapot with a chip to the handle terminal. Pearlware figure with chips but no heavy damage or repair. Copper lustre tankard cracked. Pink lustre cream jug good. Pink lustre teapot with a tiny rim chip, staining and some feint hair cracking. Silver lustre jug with handle re glued. Prattware lid crazed and with surface scratches. Silver lustre teapot with chips to lid and some loss to the tip of the spout. Shell painted cup with a minor hair crack, saucer good. Moulded lustre jug with handle re stuck and some spout chipping.

Three Castleford type pottery porter mugs, with hunting scenes, largest 13.5cms high

A group of early nineteenth century pearlware pieces, c.1800-15. To include: a blue and white hand-painted coffeepot (no lid) decorated with a Chinese landscape, an Enoch Wood shell edge and moulded grape vise soup dish (marked) and a David Dunderdale, Castleford Pottery shell edge plate (marked). Plates: 25 cm wide. (3)Condition: Dunderdale plate with 6 cm hairline in the body, coffeepot with chip to spout and 2 cm hairline in rim. Provenance: From the Jenkins Collection. 

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A tea plate circa 1919, painted with a seated Indian figure within a bold abstract border, bears BW monogram to the reverse (Bertie Wainwright).

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A small beaker circa 1919, hand painted with stylised religious figures in abstract robes against a patterned ground, bears BW monogram (Bertie Wainwright).

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A small beaker circa 1919, hand painted with a repeat abstract banded design in mixed palette, bears BW monogram (Bertie Wainwright).

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A sleeve form vase circa 1919, hand painted with multicoloured spots over a black painted ground, hand painted BW monogram (Bertie Wainwright), height 18cm.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A biscuit or sugar box and cover circa 1919, hand painted with multicoloured spots and swirls in a mixed pattern, BW monogram mark (Bertie Wainwright).

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A circular side plate circa 1919, hand painted with a seated figure playing a sitar against a heavily decorated patterned ground within repeat banded borders, bears BW monogram (Bertie Wainwright).

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A small beaker circa 1919, hand painted with a procession of choir boys signing in mixed colours against an ochre ground, BW monogram (Bertie Wainwright).

Various 19thC pottery, blue and white early Castleford diamond shaped teapot, transfer printed with scene, other blue and white, glass decanter, gravy boats, pink glass shade, other pottery and effects, cherub plaque, brassware to include horse brasses, etc. (a quantity)

A small collection of English pearlware and creamware, c.1770 and later, including an octagonal Whieldon-type plate sponged in manganese, a David Dunderdale Castleford Pottery pearlware dish with pierced arcaded rim, a miniature pearlware teapot and cover printed with a geometric design, and a child's mug inscribed with a poem titled 'Innocence' beneath 'The Delights of Home', some faults, 26cm max. (5)

A late 18thC D D & Co Castleford pottery jug, with ribbed top, moulded handle and shaped body raised with figures of riflemen, gun dogs and houses in naturalistic setting, on a circular foot, impressed marks beneath, 18cm H.

An ovoid ginger jar, bold blue glaze; another, similar; a Hartrox of Castleford stoneware ewer; Celtic Ceramics; Pennine pottery; other studio and decorative ceramics **All lots in this sale are subject to a maximum of £2.50 plus VAT Buyers Premium**

A CASTLEFORD POTTERY TEAPOT circa 1790 together with a pair of Staffordshire spaniels, a Doulton stoneware jardiniere, a group of three Royal Copenhagen condiments etc.,

A small collection of English pearlware and creamware c.1770 and later, including an octagonal Whieldon-type plate sponged in manganese, a Castleford Pottery pearlware dish with pierced arcaded rim, a miniature pearlware teapot and cover printed with a geometric design, a Castleford creamware sauce tureen and cover, and a child's mug inscribed with a poem titled 'Innocence' beneath 'The Delights of Home', some faults, 26cm max. (7) Provenance: from the collection of Rodney Bewes. The Castleford pieces were of interest to Rodney, having been produced not far from his town of birth.

Eight assorted Victorian Castleford type pottery moulded jugs, each with pewter lids, to include a W B Westminister example, a Cobridge, Argos jug and another Dudson marked jug, some bearing lozenge registration marks, the largest 24cm high. (8)

Five assorted Victorian Castleford type teapots with pewter lids, each with moulded decoration to include one by J Dudson, Argyle, Hanley, and another similar Wedgwood pottery basket weave moulded tea pot of squat circular form with wheat sheaf finial. (6)

Six assorted Castleford type pottery moulded jugs, four marked "Cobridge (Argos), Dudson, WB (Staffordshire), and Copeland", two bearing lozenge registration marks, the tallest 21cm high. (6)