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1900 Boer War: an unusual pale blue stoneware teapot and cover by Dudson, the body banded in dark blue and applied in white with named portrait busts of Kitchener and Roberts, 121mm high, spout and handle repaired (2)

Staffordshire blue stoneware stilton dish and cover, probably Dudson, late 19th Century, moulded with bracken and with a knotted finial, height 31cm

A Dudson pearlware box and cover modelled as a cottage, painted with coloured enamels, 9cm high (damage)

A Dudson moulded baluster shaped milk jug, a further milk jug, a Meissen pattern blue and white fruit bowl, a comport and a conserve dish. (5)

A Dudson stoneware Coffee Pot with hunting scene in white relief, 8in

Six assorted eggcups, comprising: four various Daniel porcelain examples; another porcelain cup and a Dudson jasper example, various dates 19th century (two cracked)

A Wedgwood black basalt teapot and cover, sprigged with classical figures, impressed mark (spout reduced); a Wedgwood black-glazed and gilt ovoid teapot and cover, impressed mark; a pottery low cream jug, brown-glazed with a Greek band; a pink-dip jasper low cream jug, sprigged with white figures; a black-glazed stoneware teapot and a Dudson teapot and cover and a similar jug (spout chipped), various dates 19th century

A variety of Staffordshire teawares, mostly porcelain, comprising: a Davenport teapot and cover painted with flowers, four additional teapots, a Dudson stoneware water jug; a relief-moulded mug, perhaps Hicks, Meigh & Johnson and other items, various dates mostly first half 19th century (some old damage and repairs generally)

A Dudson Boer War commemorative green jasper vase, of baluster form, relief decorated with portrait busts of Kitchener and Roberts between crossed rifles and foliate motifs, with a fruiting vine border, 18cm high.

A Maling floral decorated trio, a Rosenthal "Louis X1V" pattern trio and Dudson Brothers commercial milk jug for "Cafe Suisse".

A Dudson blue jasper match holder, applied in white with classical figures, on round base, 12cm diameter (4 3/4"), impressed mark, a Wedgwood blue jasper cylindrical tobacco jar and cover, and a similar round candlestick (some damage)

Three mid-19th century jugs: a William Brownfield Cashmere jug relief-moulded in white stoneware, height 16.9cm, moulded mark with registration diamond for 15th March 1867; a Wheatsheaf jug in green stoneware attributed to Dudson, height 21.0cm, unmarked; and a tall ewer-like jug with twisted branch handle and Britannia metal lid, the glazed white body decorated with a blue/grey agate design of ivy applied by a mosaic process, height 32.8cm, unmarked