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A British Delftware Polychrome Jug, first half 18th century, probably London, of true baluster form, painted with a green-tailed peacock on a blue rock amongst green foliage and iron-red flower heads, butterflies darting in between, "4" in iron red, {19.8cm}.

Sotheby's The Lipski Collection of English and Irish Delftware, four volumes, London 1981-1983

A Delftware shallow bowl, probably London, painted in blue with peony and chrysanthemum sprays, c.1760, 22.5cm.

A London Delftware blue and white plate, painted with a geometric and floral pattern, c.1760, 22.5cm. A rim chip.

A London Delftware plate, painted in green, manganese and blue with a basket and fruiting vine, a blue fringe border, c.1780, 20cm. A faint hair crack.

A London Delftware plate, painted in blue, yellow, green and manganese, with flower and leaf sprays within a formal border, c.1760, 23cm. Rim chips.

A Delftware shallow bowl, probably London or Dublin, painted in blue with a bird and two insects flying amidst flower sprays, c.1760, 23cm. Well repaired body cracks.

A Rare English Delftware Wet Drug Jar, probably London, late 17th/ early 18th century, the barrel-form body labelled under a central spout "O:CHAMEM" on an oblong baroque panel under a pair of cherubs, two flowerheads suspended on chains either side of a winged head below, grooved strap handle to rear, 20cm (two cracks to front, one down to handle, other skirting spout and petering out in label, minor chips to foot).

A Polychrome London Delftware Plate, circa 1750, painted with a Chinese boy seated on an exotic shore framed by a border of iris sprays emanating from scratch veined blue leaves, 34cm (cracked)