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Rosenthal porcelain charger showcasing a detailed gilded border adorned with pink floral accents and ornate decorative elements. This elegant design highlights Rosenthal's renowned craftsmanship and attention to detail. The piece is marked with the Rosenthal backstamp on the underside.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 13.75" dia. Country of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear.

Vintage copper bowl, brass charger and a brass jam pan

A large Indian brass charger engraved with figures, together with a collection of various metalware, including commemorative spoons, a bronze mortar and pestle, a nurse's belt, etc

A collection of brass and copper to include kettle, brass charger, candelabra, ashtrays, Buddha figure, and other items

A PlayStation PSP1003 hand held console with 3 games 13 PSP DVD's, charger, wrist band case, earphones and remote, large 6.5 battery pack and 4gb hard drive and game carry pouch

A Nintendo DSi XL handheld game console with charger, two spare stylus pens, two cartridge cases, protective storage case, a copy of Professor Layton and The Lost Future and Professor Layton and The Curious Village

A Nintendo Gameboy Advance with charger, Yoshi's Island game and a "Game" soft case

A blue Nintendo DSi with 2 pen style styluses, a soft case, charger and a quantity of games including 007 Quantum Solice (In box with manuals), Jewel Quest Solitaire (in box with manual), Puzzle Chronicles (in box with manuals), Casual Mania (in box), Avatar the Game (in box), etc

James Ward (British 1769-1859) after Sir William Beechey (British 1753-1839): 'King George III on his charger Adonis reviewing the Third or Prince of Wales’s Regiment of Dragoon Guards and the Tenth or Prince of Wales’s Regiment of Light Dragoons', late 18th century mezzotint engraving with hand-colouring pub. 1799, 51cm x 64cm

A large charger and vase with Majolica style glazes, decorated with flowers, probably Beswick Venetian pattern, the vase 40cm high

A large Chinese porcelain charger, late 19th/early 20th Century with polychrome decoration of peaches and flowers, the reverse with five bats in iron red, 38cm diameter

Corgi; TV related diecast model, The Dukes Of Hazzard Dodge Charger with Bo & Luke figures, CC05301, boxed.

Lot to include a reproduction Japanese Kettle teapot by Compton & Woodhouse, Franklin Mint Courage Of The Terrestrial Tiger vase and imari charger, 31 cm (d). [W]

JOHN CALVER (B. 1947) A LARGE STONEWARE CHARGER with impressed and resist floral decoration, 51cm diameter Condition Report:In good condition, no issues

TODD PIKER for Cornwall Bridge Pottery, Connecticut; a stoneware charger decorated with fish, impressed TP and pottery marks, diameter 37.5cm.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† ANDREW HILL (born 1964); a raku charger, incised AH mark, diameter 43cm.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† RAY FINCH (1914-2012) for Winchcombe Pottery; a stoneware charger covered in iron rich glaze with dolomite pours, impressed WP. mark, diameter 34.5cm.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† TOFF MILWAY (born 1949); a salt glazed charger, trailed signature dated 1992 and pottery sticker, diameter 36cm, and a rectangular tray, 30 x 21cm (2).Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† MARY WONDRAUSCH (1923-2016); a slipware charger, gallery sticker, diameter 45.5cm.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† RAY FINCH (1914-2012) for Winchcombe Pottery; a stoneware charger covered in iron rich glaze with trailed decoration, impressed WP. mark, diameter 37cm.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† STEPHEN SPICER (born 1942); 'Woods Place', an earthenware charger covered in yellow/green glaze decorated with seated figures, inscribed signature and title dated 1990, diameter 44.5cm.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† RAY FINCH (1914-2012) for Winchcombe Pottery; a stoneware charger covered in iron rich glaze with trailed decoration, impressed WP. mark, pottery sticker, diameter 38cm.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† BEN FOSKER (born 1960); a large slip decorated earthenware charger depicting a tiger, incised signature, diameter 40.5cm.Provenance: Purchased from the artist.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† JULIA CARTER PRESTON (1926-2012); an earthenware charger with sgraffito decoration picked out in green lustre, incised JCP mark, diameter 34cm.Condition Report: Tiny re-glued chip to footring, otherwise appears good with no further signs of faults, damage or restorations.

† JULIA CARTER PRESTON (1926-2012); an earthenware charger with sgraffito decoration picked out in black and Persian blue lustre, incised JCP mark, diameter 38.5cm.Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

† ROBERT BRUMBY (born 1934); a stoneware charger covered in pale grey glaze with wax resist decoration, painted RB mark and 'CP York', made late 1960s, diameter 36.5cm.Following a number of years as a designer in the ceramics industry, Brumby set up his own studio/gallery in The Shambles in York where he designed and produced murals, architectural sculpture, paintings, ceramic sculpture, and functional stoneware for domestic use. His work gained national and international recognition and he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of British Sculptors. After many years of art educating and lecturing, he became the head of the York School of Art and Design in 1990. Condition Report: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

Two electric scooters with charger (untested), shipping unavailable

A Japanese Arita Porcelain Charger, circa 1900, decorated in underglaze blue with peonies and banded hedges, together with a similar fluted Imari plate, a Masons plate, various Royal Doulton seriesware and other other sundry ceramics (one shelf)Japanese Charger - 45.5cm

A quantity of various pottery. A pair of Mason’s cake plates. A Japanese Imari charger. An Arklow Art Collection Trinity plate. The Art of Chokin 24k gold edged vases and trinket box. A Casa Domani Taranto serving plate etc

Late 19th/early 20th century Japanese Imari charger decorated with flowers in orange, blue etc D30cm

Two model ships, one depicting HMS Prince, Islamic charger, two tennis rackets, candlesticks, clocks including Smiths, Highlands, tide gauge and other decorative metalware, contents between four boxes

David Lloyd Jones (1928-1994): large studio pottery charger, the 'Eboracum' script in brown against a light green ground with brown speckles, impressed mark to base, D47cm

Victorian charger with hand painted decoration, depicting children leading a donkey, signed E L McMunn and dated 18*6 verso, D42cm

Tony Laverick (1961-); Charger painted with crossing horizontal and vertical lines of marbled blue and orange, the base signed with initials and dated '98, D42.5cm and a smaller bowl, signed with initials and dated '99, D26cm (2)

A P+M Thomas Tower House Pottery charger, brightly decorated with vine fruits. Inscribed verso. 13½" diam.

Collection of mainly 80s / 90s onwards toys to include boxed Citadel Miniatures Doctor Who Daleks & Cybermen, 27 x Peyo / Schleich Smurfs figures, Buddy L Antagatron Charger Tron figure, Hasbro Transfomers G1 Snarl Dinobot Autobot, quantity of plastic Arco Rogun Robot figures in red, blue and black, Mattel Major Matt Mason in Space Astronaut, small quantity of American Civil War figures including Britains Deetail, 2 x Gabriel The Lone Ranger action figures, TOMY Zoids No. 5907 Red Scavenger (With instructions), along with another TOMY Zoids set, tin plate and plastic Moon Stroller Robot, Chad Valley Gove A Show Projector Slides, GI Joe HAL Heavy Artillery Laser, Buddy L Transforming Antagatron Charger Tron Robot, carded Imperial Diecast Steel Screamer diecast models, 2 x cased Quartzo diecast models, large quantity of over 200 Topps Garbage Pail Kids trading cards, etc

A Casio Exilim compact camera, Sony Walkman and charger, Sony Cue Marker and a boxed Aiwa HS-P105 cassette player

A Japanese Imari bottle vase, Meiji period, Height 31cm, width 15cm and a Japanese Imari charger, Meiji period, diameter 31cm and a Chinese prunus pattern ginger jar, circa 1900. (3)

A fused glass charger designed by Peggy Karr, 2007, with floral detail. 35cm diameter

A studio pottery stoneware charger of octagonal form, green border with painted motifs, mottled various colour glazes to interior. Impressed underlined 'V' seal. (Foot rim part broken and missing) 48cm at widest

PAUL YOUNG (b.1961) Large earthenware charger decorated with foliate tree design. Slip glazed. No potters mark. 39cm diameter

PAUL YOUNG (b.1961) Large earthenware charger decorated with foliage and blue bird design. Slip glazed with impressed potters mark to lower rim. 39cm diameterShows no obvious signs of any damage or restoration.

BARRY GUPPY (1937-2013) A large studio pottery charger with textured detail. Impressed seal and dated 1987. 50cm diameter. (Flake chip to the rim, the piece retained with porter)

JAPANESE POTTERY LIDDED GINGER JAR, ALONG WITH A JAPANESE IMARI CHARGER the ginger jar decorated with flowers and an exotic bird with character marks to base, the imari charger also with character marks to basecharger 35cm diameter Qty: 2

IMARI CHARGER, AND A WOODEN TRINKET BOX the large circular Imari pattern charger dish with blue and red details, as well as a wooden circular dish, detailed with Chinese style carvings to the top and sidesQty: 2

Echo HCR-1500 hedge trimmer, a corded hedge trimmer and an 18v pole hedge trimmer (no battery or charger)

Various tools to include, SGS 2.5 ton trolley jack, Black and Decker tools, four F clamps, axel stands LEd baton light, battery charger a Philips iron and bits

A Delft charger decorated with a lady seated sewing by a cooking fire with a gentleman leaning on a window ledge to a floral border, marked to the reverse "Vissersvruage Naar J A Neuhuys 1844-1914, Delft, W Verdoolo, 9617", 41.5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Does ring when tapped, crazing to the reverse otherwise in overall good condition

A Rare 19th Century British 'Bag' Pistol Flask by Bartram, for use with early London Colt pocket revolvers,rhe brass charger stamped BARTRAM & CO, with external blued steel spring, 13cmSmall dent to base on seam, otherwise in good condition, spring retains almost all original bright blueing, very stiff.

A 19th Century Five Shot Percussion Pepperbox Revolver, with 7.5cm cylinder, walnut grip scales, 22cm, af; a US Six Shot Rimfire Deringer Pistol, with brass frame and sheath trigger, af; a Belgian Six Shot Rimfire Revolver, with foliate engraved decoration, folding trigger and foliate press moulded plastic grip scales, af; a 19th Century Leather Shot Flask by Sykes, with brass charger (4)All pistols in rusty non working condition. Shot flask in good order.

An Early 19th Century Irish Flintlock 16 Bore Manstopper/Travelling Pistol by W & J Rigby, Dublin, the 13cm round barrel engraved DUBLIN to the top flat, with crowned P proof mark, signed lock plate, lacks hammer, the walnut stock with brass trigger guard and butt plate, with steel swivel ramrod, 26cm; a Copper Powder Flask, of plain form, lacking charger (2)1 - Action not working. Rust pitting to barrel and lock plate. Bruising to stock. 2 - Lacks charger, spring rusted, numerous dents to body.

A 19th Century Copper Bag Powder Flask by G. & J.W. Hawksley Sheffield, c.1840, the brass charger with external steel spring, 17.5cm.Tiny pinhead size dent to one side, otherwise in good condition.

Large Chinese Famille Verte porcelain plate/charger, decorated with dragons and exotic birds amongst foliage, within the rim border of eight panels decorated with symbols and objects. 43cm diameter approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT). One noticeable hair-crack (see image).

18th century Delft charger, of polychrome stag and foliate decoration, within a repeating border. 23cm dimeter approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)  Usual frits around the edges, but no obvious heavy chips, cracks or missing pieces.

Chinese Kangxi style blue and white charger, Painted with a scene of figures looking up at an immortal, trees and bamboo leaves to the landscape, reign marks in zhuanshu script with double concentric lines to the underside, 36cm diameter. CR - Generally good condition, some minor glaze imperfections but no damages.

Japanese Imari porcelain charger, Meiji period, with typical foliate and geometric patterns within gilt borders, on carved wooden display stand, charger W35cm. Generally good condition with no damages or faults, when viewed from the side the charger appears slightly out of shape.

English Delft ware charger, mid 18th century, likely Bristol, the light blue field decorated in polychrome colours with exotic bird, insect and foliage, W33cm. CR : Several losses and chips to edges. One is quite large. Pitting to charger. 

Alan Caiger-Smith (1930-2020) at Aldermaston Pottery Bowl with red lustre decoration over half of the interior, signed to the base, 21cm wide x 8cm high, a smaller lustre 10A glaze decorated bowl by the same potter, marked and with original label to the base, 16.5cm wide x 5.5cm high, Edgar Campden (1930-1998) charger decorated with blue border, signed to the reverse, 37cm across and another bowl by the same potter, signed to the base, 19.5cm wide x 8cm high (4) The red half decorated bowl has damage and repairs, has been extensively re-glued. Smaller 10A glaze bowl has damage to the rim. Otherwise seems ok.

A 16th Century copper charger, with central boss flanked by Latin inscriptions, traces of gilding to the reverse, 49cm dia.

A Japanese blue and white plate, decorated with exotic birds on blossom laden branches, seal mark to base; a Japanese blue and white charger decorated with garden scenes; a Japanese shallow bowl with deer and floral decoration heightened in gilt with seal marks to base; and a modern Japanese shallow bowl decorated with carp