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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)

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)

A Castleford pottery teapot of typical form together with a Herend model of rearing horse (2) CONDITION REPORT: No makers marks on the teapot and it is repaired

19th Century relief moulded pottery jug, white glazed, the ovoid body relief decorated with a hunting scene over basket moulding, blue glazed rim and handle, height 6.5in; together with a Castleford teapot and cover (af)

An early 19th century pottery wrythen moulded mug printed in the violin pattern, probably Castleford, along with a similar coffee cup. Mug 12.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Both cracked. Mug stained.

A quantity of early 19th century English pottery. Including a toy ware platter, pearlware sparrow beak jug, Brameld camel pattern plate, small footed bowl and basalt jug, Castleford miniature mug, Bell Vue covered jug and a Don pottery sauceboat and Terrace of the Naval Ampitheatre of Taorminum soup plate etc (9). Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Basalt jug, miniature mug, camel plate and Don sauceboat all with cracks. Bell Vue cover with a large filled chip, footed bowl with a filled chip to the foot.

The Coysh Collection - A 19th century Andrew Stevenson pearlware blue transfer printed plate decorated with the 'Birds and Willow' pattern from the 'Ornithological' series, c. 1815-30, impressed makers mark, 21 cm diam. to/w a David Dunderdale & Co, Castleford Pottery pearlware soup plate decorated with the 'Buffalo and Ruins' pattern, c. 1800-20, impressed makers mark, 23.5 cm diam. (2)NB: Both Illustrated and described in Blue-Printed Earthenware 1800-1850, page 82 and 18, A Coysh and in The Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery 1780-1880, page 43 and 63, A.W. Coysh and R.K. Henrywood Condition Report Birds & Willow pattern - Wear to surface. Small chip on rim

A David Dunderdale & Co. Castleford oval teapot and cover. Printed in blue with floral borders and two panels depicting rural landscapes. Impressed DD & Co, Castleford, Pottery, 27cm handle to spout. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Crazed and with some staining. Some over painting to the finial. Chips to the inner rim of the base.

A Studio pottery Charger signed P. B. with leaf motif and a 1950's Studio pottery Castleford Hartrox bulb Planter

A David Dunderdale & Co. Castleford pearlware charger with feather moulded rim edged in underglaze blue. Impressed D. D. & Co. Castleford Pottery, 33cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Good condition.

A David Dunderdale & Co. Castleford pottery creamware basket and a small stand printed in brown with the boy on a buffalo pattern. Both impressed D. D. & Co. Castleford Pottery. Basket 24cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Basket with a crack to the rim and some loss to the applied work.

A collection of English C19th pottery and porcelain including Castleford style teapot, spongeware teapot, prattware pots, porcelain jug and a landscape painted cabinet cup and saucer.

Leeds, Castleford and Ridgeway pottery etc including green printed plate commemorative the arrival of four giraffes at London Zoo, gazeebo pattern dish and a chinoiserie plate.

A Castleford commemorative mug, miniature coloured Parian figure of a cricketer, two Sunderland lustre mugs, two glazed pottery models of parrots and a green glazed temple dog.

Two porcelain Bing and Grondahl Copenhagen chess pieces, a large quantity of limited edition "The imperial Roman" pieces, a Castleford Pottery Part set (two af) in brown and black, a kings and queens bust set, five pottery chess pieces, and a 20th century resin Medieval style set in associated carved box.

A Castleford teapot and cover for the American Market, decorated with a neo-classical design incorporating the Eagle of the United States, 26cm long, circa 1810; together with an un-marked, floral decorated teabowlFor a similar example of this teapot, see page 157 in Geoffrey Godden's,, An Illustrated Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain. Godden states that whilst these moulded teapots are traditionally attributed to Castleford, other factories also manufactured similar wares. Condition Report Areas of cracking to rim, body and base.

A PAIR OF RARE MARKED DAVID DUNDERDALE & CO CASTLEFORD BLUE AND WHITE PLATES, c.1800, each printed with the boy and buffalo pattern, impressed 'D.D & Co Castleford Pottery', 24cm diameter, and a Castleford chestnut basket stand, 26.5cm (3)

A Spode pottery ice pail and cover, early 19th century, painted with flowers, numbered 3182, 27cm high, a Castleford sucrier painted with landscape vistas, impressed 22 to base, 14cm, and an ice pail cover painted with flowers and highlighted with gilding, 17 by 10cm. (3)

Masons pottery lamp base, Fruit Basket pattern, 28cm, a pair of Staffordshire equestrian figures, Castleford type pottery jug and other items.

Castleford type stoneware jug, mid 19th Century, moulded decoration of hunting incidents, 13cm, a Fieldings Crown Devon half pottery jug, a Crown Devon Art Deco style tea pot and other items (6).

An interesting pottery jug presented to T R Dawes by The Lord Major of Leeds on his retirement from Castleford secondary school, script to base Leslie Griffiths C.S.S. 4.m; together with a Dresden figure, a blue and white jardiniere and various Portmerion items including a rolling pin

An interesting pottery jug presented to T. R. Davis by The Lord Major of Leeds on his retirement from Castleford secondary school, script to base Leslie Griffiths C.S.S. 4.m; together with a Dresden figure and a blue and white jardiniere.

Two Castleford style teapots, a cream ware basket, a Wedgwood blue transfer decorated saucer, together with a similar cup, a small Broseley patterned pin dish and a Willow pattern teapot and matching sucrier, together with a large pottery snuff taking Toby figure (hat missing) CONDITION REPORTS All items with wear, crazing, some stains, chips and/or hairline cracks, except the small Broseley pattern plate which appears to be sound.

A nineteenth century Castleford pottery square bowl. Printed in blue with the boy on a buffalo pattern. Impressed D. D. & Co. Castleford pottery. 20cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Chips to the foot. Crazed and stained.

A Castleford style lozenge shaped teapot and cover printed in the Violin pattern and with swan moulded finial along with a Castleford small plate (stamped DD & Co, Castleford Pottery) printed in brown with a landscape, 20cm diameter. Condition Report : Some filled rim chips to both.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A small footed circular bowl circa 1919 hand-painted with abstract flowers and motifs in black, yellow and green, hand-painted monogram mark, width 15.5cm.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A set of six pottery tumblers circa 1919 each uniquely hand-painted with a range of patterns to include abstract dash line, wave line, stylised floral and a galleon at sea, each with hand-painted monogram mark, height 10.5cm, S/D.

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

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A jug circa 1919 of swollen ovoid form with collar neck and loop handle, hand-painted with a stylised scrolling flower in mixed palette, together with a shallow circular bowl decorated with stylised flowers and foliage in mixed palette within black borders, hand-painted monogram mark. (2)

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A vase circa 1919 of shouldered ovoid form hand-painted with abstract flower heads and spots in mixed palette, hand-painted monogram mark, height 14cm, S/D.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A large bowl circa 1919 of shallow circular form hand-painted to the interior with a stylised galleon at sea within a star pattern border, hand-painted monogram mark, width 24cm, S/D.

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A collection of assorted saucers circa 1919 decorated with pebble, block and linear designs, all with hand-painted monograms, width 12.5cm. (5)

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A set of seven circular side plates circa 1919 all hand-painted with central well and matched border patterns of blocks, stars and spots in primary colours with black borders, all with hand-painted monograms, width 17cm. (6)

Albert Wainwright - Castleford Peasant Pottery - A set of seven circular side plates circa 1919 all hand-painted with central well and matched border patterns of blocks, stars and spots in primary colours with black borders, all with hand-painted monograms, width 17cm. (6)

Seventeen assorted pottery small plates including Castleford, Hull and Stockton examples and assorted ceramics

A small collection of 19th Century monochrome dry body moulded pottery, comprising - octagonal sugar bowl and cover of Castleford type with silvered highlights, 4.75ins high (restored), a teapot of oval outline, the lid with triton finial, 8.25ins long x 5.5ins high (restored), a Wedgwood circular teapot with straight spout and widow finial to lid, 6.75ins long x 4ins high (impressed "Wedgwood"), a slop bowl with Neo-classical scenes including "Poor Maria", 6.5ins diameter x 3.25ins high (impressed "Davenport" - star crack), and a jug with corn and hop motifs, 5ins high (impressed "S. Hollins" - cracked)

A pierced dish by David Dunderdale, Castleford Pottery c.1800 decorated boy on a buffalo illustrated

An early 19th Century pottery jug by David Dunderdale & Co, Castleford, Yorkshire, depicting an unusual scene of Wellington and various soldiers in deep relief.

A Castleford pottery Earthenware Meat Plate printed in blue and white with a scene of Eton College, an Asiatic pheasant meat plate and two others. (a/f).

A Castleford type relief moulded oval tea pot, with trefoil finial and leaf capped handle, with classical figure decoration and blue outlines and a Victorian Staffordshire pottery humorous character teapot. (2)

A pair of Hartley`s of Castleford Hartrox pottery Ewers decorated with flowers, 10" (26cms) high, a pair of smaller similar ewers, a fruit bowl and a Sadlers four piece teaset.

A collection of six various 19th century English porcelain and pottery teapots to include a Coalport type with pink rose decoration, a Castleford type teapot, plus two large Staffordshire pottery meat plates

A garniture of three Staffordshire smear glazed stoneware obelisks, circa 1800, possibly Warburton, each obelisk decorated in polychrome enamels with fruit including pears, grapes, cherries and plums, within blue lined borders, and raised on square plinth bases, relief moulded with medallions of country landscapes and classical scenes of Vesta and Cupid, 27.5cm high and 23cm high (3) For a pair of similar obelisks see: Property from the collection of Mrs J. Insley Blair, Christies New York, 21st January 2006, lot 555 and The Alice Tully Collection, also Christies New York, 26th October 1994, lot 362. This lot is probably the garniture illustrated in Hugo Morley Fletcher and Roger McIlroy`s, Christies Pictorial History of European Pottery, 1984, pp. 300-301, no. 18, which was catalogued as Castleford and sold for 100 guineas at Christies London on the 14th October 1963.

A 19th Century pottery jug transfer printed with a black and white cat, a puce printed jug with a scene of foxes dedicated "Patrick", 7" high, a Simpsons Payne & Co Family night light stand, 13cm long and two Castleford type beehive honey pots S/D. (5).

1929 Visit to Castleford by Princess Mary: a cylindrical pottery mug printed in brown with inscribed portrait

Literature: The Castleford Pottery and seven other books concerning British ceramics. (8)

Godden (Geoffrey A.) Lowestoft Porcelains, 1985, 4to., dust wrapper; Spencer (Christopher) Early Lowestoft, 1981, 4to., dust wrapper; Walton (Peter) Creamware and other English Pottery at Temple Newsam House, Leeds, 1976, 4to., dust wrapper; Roussel (Diana Edwards) The Castleford Pottery, 1982, dust wrapper; with fourteen related volumes (18)

Princess Mary: a mug by Melba printed with a named portrait and inscribed for opening of Castleford Cottage Hospital and Public Market 1929, tiny rim chip and a pottery mug for the opening of the Whitby Cottage Hospital 1925, chipped (2)

Books. Ceramic related to include English Ceramics, The Castleford Pottery, Newlife Porcelain, Porcelain etc.

A COLLECTION OF CASTLEFORD POTTERY CHESSMEN, English, late 18th century, : one side light brown, the other side dark brown, kings as George III, queens as Charlotte, bishops in clerical dress, knights as cavalry, rooks as elephants bearing howdahs, pawns as footsoldiers, ten light brown chessmen, fourteen black chessmen, one black knight of a later date, one brown pawn with head missing, the king 8cm high, the pawn 5.5cm high

A D. DUNDERDALE & CO CASTLEFORD POTTERY PLATE brown painted in the Ruins pattern, with buffalo in the foreground, early 19th century, 9 1/2" wide

An aluminium beaker printed in black with named portraits of Viscount Lascelles and Princess Mary, two others with portraits of Elizabeth Bowes Lyon and Duke of York, faded and a pottery mug for 1929 Opening of Castleford Hospital by Princess Mary (4)

A Castleford tea set, c. 1790, comprising pot with a hinged cover, sucrier and cover and jug, the white pottery bodies moulded with classical motifs, various chips and cracks (4)

A 19TH CENTURY CASTLEFORD TYPE BLUE AND WHITE JUG, with a girdle of blue and raised classical figure, deer and coat of arms, approximately 3.75 ins high and a 19th Century copper and pink lustre pottery JUG, decorated with putti, animals and a chariot, approximately 3.50 ins high. (2)