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* A pair of Doccia white-glazed bas relief portrait plaques, modelled with the heads and shoulders of a man and a lady in Biblical dress, within moulded rococo scroll frames, c.1745, minor damages, 20.3cm. (2) Provenance: from a distinguished private European collection.

* Two Doccia models of lions, a white-glazed male with finely moulded mane and features, and a female enamelled with stipples of black, grey and brown, c.1760-70, a corner of one base broken off and restored, 13.5cm max. (2) Provenance: from a distinguished private European collection.

* A Doccia figure of a grotesque man, wearing a long blue coat and bent back with mouth agape, and two Italian porcelain models of lions, one lying down and the other seated on its haunches, late 18th century, some damages, 11.3cm max. (3) Provenance: from a distinguished private European collection.

* A rare Doccia figure of Il Capitano, from the Commedia dell`arte, wearing a short red tunic under a flowing yellow coat, his left hand placed theatrically on one hip, raised on a small square base, c.1760-65, a little good restoration to his right hand, 13.5cm. Il Capitano (The Captain) is typically a cowardly figure, masking his many negative traits under feigned bravado. He is usually portrayed as Spanish - a reference of the Spanish domination of Italy during the Renaissance and into the 18th century. Provenance: from a distinguished private European collection.

DOCCIA PORCELAIN POSY VASE circa 1800, with pierced rim, relief mask and wings decoration, the body handpainted with mythical figure and floral images, on four bun feet, marked `Ginore 290-848` to base, 8.8cm high and 18.5cm long

A Doccia-style teapot and cover, moulded and brightly painted with maidens bathing and couples cavorting in a stream, and a similar ewer, moulded with putti emblematic of the Arts, Science, Maths and Geography, 19th / 20th century, 30cm max. (3)

A Fulda coffee pot, a Doccia chocolate pot, a Continental coffee pot and a London-decorated Chinese teapot, all with covers, variously painted with flowers, exotic birds and figures in a landscape, 2nd half 18th century, some damages and restoration, 18.5cm max. (8) From the collection of Anthony Ray (1926-2009), ceramic historian.

A Doccia cup, well painted, possibly by Johann Carl Wendelin Anreiter von Zirnfeld, with a bold allover floral design amidst scattered insects, and a similar Nove porcelain saucer decorated with flowers issuing from rockwork, mid 18th century, hairline crack to the saucer, 11.3cm max. (2) From the collection of Anthony Ray (1926-2009), ceramic historian.

An early Doccia teapot and cover, each side painted with a central orange flower within an arrangement of green foliage and smaller flower sprays, the spout modelled as a mythical serpent, c.1740-45, cracked, 20cm. (2) From the collection of Anthony Ray (1926-2009), ceramic historian and by repute formerly in the collection of Arthur Lane (1909-1963). Cf. Arthur Lane, Italian Porcelain, pl.45A for a teapot of similar form in the V&A museum..

A Doccia oval dish, with silver-shaped rims, brightly painted in the Tulipano pattern, c.1765, 26.5cm. From the collection of Anthony Ray (1926-2009), ceramic historian. Given to Anthony Ray by the widow of Arthur Lane, who reputedly received it as a gift from Count Ginori.

A Doccia style, basso relivo istoriato tankard, relief moulded and painted, with gilt metal cover and lion finial, probably Dresden circa 1880, 8in. (20cms) high.

A Doccia style porcelain jewellery casket late 19th/early 20th century, relief moulded with scenes of cherub craftsmen at work beneath a cloudy sky, the lid with an interlaced vine border and gilt metal mounts, crowned `N` mark to base, 5.5in (14cm) wide, together with a Doccia style porcelain chocolate pot and two chocolate cups, with orange coral style handles and decorated in relief with classical scenes, with crowned `N` marks, pot 6.5in (16.5cm) high, cups lack covers (4).

Pair of Figures (one damaged) mounted on gilt stands from the Italian Doccia factory 1850-1903 of a man holding a pig on a tree stump. 19.5cm high.

A rare pair of Doccia wine glass coolers, painted with panels of flowers encircled with garlands of oak branches laden with acorns, the handles of foliate scrolling form, c.1760, a small reglued rim chip and associated crack, 14.5cm. (2)

A Doccia-style two-handled cup, cover and saucer, moulded with swans, ducks and grebes, a pastille burner modelled as a cottage, and a Bloor Derby vase of flowers, 19th century and later, minor damages, 15.5cm max. (5) Provenance: From the collection formerly at Hinton House, Hinton Charterhouse and thence by descent.

A pair of Continental porcelain Doccia-style campana vases, each deeply moulded with a frieze of Classical figures between acanthus leaf and grapevine borders, 19th / 20th century, a section of one rim broken and reglued, 20.2cm. (2)

A Doccia coffee cup, c.1765, enamelled and gilt with flowers; a Chinese huashi teabowl with underglaze blue flowers; another with enamelled insects, damaged, all mid 18th Century; and a St. Cloud pomade pot, early 18th Century with underglaze blue scrollwork, B mark, stained, lacks lid (4) no. 364; no. 261

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY DOCCIA CASKET modelled in relief with classical scenes, with metal mounts and mask handle, 13cms high x 33.5cms wide

A Doccia style porcelain tureen and cover, 19th century, of lobed form in the 18th century style, the lid with applied fruit finial and scantly clad figures, the tureen with similarly applied decoration of horses, deers and dogs, no marks, height 13 cm, width 15 cm, (Restoration).

A pair of Doccia miniature two-handled urns, each painted recto and verso with panels of flowers, on pedestal feet, 7.5cm high, third quarter 18th century (restored). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A Continental Doccia-style jug and cover, moulded in deep relief with a Bacchanalian scene of figures in a woodland, the handle formed as twisted grapevine, crowned N mark, 19th century, 26cm. (2)

A pair of Doccia two-handled chocolate cups, covers and saucers moulded and painted with mythological scenes (one damaged)

A DOCCIA COFFEE CUP, 18th century, painted with a polychrome spray of flowers, 3", a similar coffee cup and a Meissen yellow ground tea cup (3).

A set of eight small Doccia leaf moulded dishes, with green stalk handles, the interiors painted with polychrome flowers, late 18th century, 10.3cm. (8)

A Doccia style moulded ceramic box, jug and basin set, basin a.f. etc.

An Italian Pottery Ice Pail and Cover, perhaps Doccia, circa 1790, of cylindrical two-handled form, the dished cover with connecting C scroll handle, decorated overall with overglaze polychrome enamel colours in parcel gilt, with leaf moulded angular flat-applied handles, and raised on three bun feet, 24.5cm high See illustration

A MATCHED ITALIAN PORCELAIN TRIO With moulded and painted Classical figural and floral and foliate scrolled decoration. Bearing gilded Doccia marks

A pair of Doccia-style gilt ground cups and saucers, painted with raised figures and floral swags, 19th century, 15cm. (4)

A Doccia-style chocolate cup, cover and stand, moulded with Classical figures and floral swags, the cover with a figural finial, 19th century, hairline crack to the cup, 14.3cm. (3)

A Doccia sauceboat, each side richly enamelled with a spray of brightly coloured Oriental flowers, unmarked, c.1760, 17.4cm.

* A Doccia snuff box, mid 18th century, of rectangular form with gilt metal mounts, the hinged lid decorated in basso relievo istoriato with Chronos, two putti holding a cracked shield flanked by moulded cartouches of profile portrait busts, the base painted with Leda and the swan, the interior cover painted with a couple in a landscape scene, 4 cm high.

A Doccia plate, painted with scattered floral sprays in the manner of Chinese famille rose, c.1760, 26.8cm.

A Doccia sauceboat, painted with stylized flowers and foliage, and two saucers, one decorated with the 'Quail' pattern, the other Chinese Imari. Damages and restoration. 18th/19th century, 16cm. max. (3)

Attributed to Doccia, an Italian coffee cup and saucer, the former moulded in relief and painted with a scene of lady bathers by a pool while a dog cleans itself, the saucer with floral swags held by amorini (2)

An 18th Century Doccia small straight sided Mug floral painted on famille rose palette, 2 7/8in

A late 19th century Doccia blanc de chine coffee pot with moulded decoration of classical figures with branch form handle and griffin head swan neck spout, the pull off cover with ball finial, unmarked; together with a matched pair of cups and saucers with underglaze blue mark (5) teapot 22cm high

A COLLECTION OF THREE DOCCIA 18TH CENTURY WHITE GLAZED PORCELAIN FIGURES modelled as actors in the Comedia del Arte, largest 5" (see illustration)

An 18th century Doccia table centre or vase, in the form of a large shell supported by sea horses and mounted with putti, 41 cm (16 in) high

A Doccia teacup and saucer, relief moulded with a mythological frieze, the saucer with flowers and putti, c.1770. (2)

An 18th century European porcelain white glazed bowl, possibly Doccia, the rounded sides applied with swags of flowers, 18cm diameter

A Doccia Vase, decorated figures, on a square base, 24 cm high

A Doccia white glazed figure. Of an advocate holding a book in one hand and a pen in the other 9cm high

A 19th century Italian Doccia teapot of globular form the cover decorated with relief putti the body decorated to each side with classical landscape scene depicting nude women bathing the scrolling handle and dragon form spout highlighted in gilt 21cm high For a similar example at the Ashmolean Museum Oxford see plate 451 Alessandre Mottola Molfino 'L'Arte delle Porcellene in Italia' published by Bramante 1976

Pair of Doccia porcelain cabinet cups, covers and saucers relief moulded and enamelled with classical figures and maidens with chariots, the saucers moulded with floral swags, late 19th century (handles to one cup a.f, small chip to one saucer)

A Doccia teabowl, in the white, applied with prunus branches, circa 1730, and a Naples saucer, in the white, applied with swags of flowers and leaves, mark in blue, circa 1770 (faint rim crack)

An Art Deco Richard-Ginori Doccia Porcelain vase by Gio Ponti, of goblet form, enamelled with a modern version of the Rape of the Sabines, as pairs of men in evening dress each carrying a naked woman, against an orange-striped ground, the interior also orange striped, the base signed 'Gio Ponti 1925' in gold, titled 'Ralto Delle Sabine 1925' in blue enamel, 'Italia Richard-Ginori Pittoria Di Doccia 1924' printed mark in black and gold, 'Richard Ginori 25 9' printed mark in underglaze green 1925, 18.5cm high

A 19thC Doccia candlestick, modelled as a satyr astride a mythical beast, and holding a palm tree trunk supporting scroll candle sconce, on conforming base; 11¾" high.

A Doccia custard cup with ear-shaped handle, domed cover and saucer enamelled en camieu with an extensive landscape within a gilt and turquoise cell border, saucer 13cm. diameter, cover cracked.

A Doccia coffee can, painted in puce with an Italianate vignette, late 18th century

A 19th Century Doccia lidded tankard with lion finial the body decorated with a battle scene and lions attacking infidels, 8 inches (badly damaged)

A late 19th Century Doccia two handled bowl, cover and stand, decorated with raised bacchanalian figures the lid with a figural finial, the stand 13 1/2 inches wide (all parts damaged)

A pair of Doccia leaf shaped dishes, the exteriors moulded as green leaves, the interiors painted with flowers. Both with damage. Late 18th century, 9.7cm. (2)

A Doccia coffee pot and cover, painted in polychrome with flower sprays, the handle and spout detailed in puce and blue. A few tiny flakes to the enamels. c.1770-80, 22.5cm. (2)

Continental porcelain to include: a Doccia coffee cup and saucer painted with polychrome flora, a Tourney dish with moulded flutes painted in underglaze blue with flora issuing from rockwork, also a hardpaste saucer painted with dry blue flora in the style of Worcester, late 18th and early 19th centuries (rim chip to Tourney dish) (4)

A Doccia saucer, finely painted in coloured enamels with a shepherd and sheep, with an elaborate puce, iron red and gilt scroll cartouche, and gilt line rim, 5" diameter (12.8 cm). .

A Doccia soup plate circa 1740-1745 decorated a stampino in underglaze-blue with a central bouquet of flowers within a strapwork and foliate border around the rim 23cm., 9.25in. some damage A similar slightly larger dish was sold at Sotheby's New York, 21st May 2004, lot 24; another closely related dish is illustrated by A. Mottola Molfino, L'Arte della Porcellana in Italia, cat.no.403

A pair of Doccia faience yellow-ground square landscape tiles. CIRCA 1770. Painted with a lady and a fisherman in lakeland landscapes, the spandrels with quarter-circles, within wood frames (chips to edges). 6 in. (15 cm.) square (2).

Four Doccia florally decorated plates, c. 1780, within gilt borders, label to verso 'bought at Florence Italy 1794' (4)

A Doccia cup and saucer, mid 18th Century, with relief moulded classical figural and architectual decoration, the saucers with scrolls, shells and swags. One missing handle, (2)

An early 20th century Richard Ginori, Doccia porcelain figure of a dancing lady, wearing a floral encrusted and lacework crinoline dress, standing on a naturalistic and gilt circular base, slight losses, 25cm high