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A collection of pottery mugs and jugs 19th century, comprising a teapot, c. 1885, with a transferware printed scene of an Emperor riding an elephant, 21cm wide, a Masons chinoiserie style mug, 16cm high, a Punch and Judy jug, with diamond registration mark, 18cm high, and two Staffordshire Christening mugs, 10.5cm high (5) Provenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin Condition ReportAll in need of a good clean. Repaired crack to the handle of the Masons jug.

Collection of Masons 1950s South Seashell porcelain

Box of Masons Game Bird plates and tureens, Gaudy Welsh teapots and plates, figurines etc

Box of part tea set, dark blue Wedgwood Jasperware tankard, pierced Creamware dish, Spode ashette and Masons lidded jar

Chinese Blue-White Vase, Poole vase, Masons Mandalay dish, XIX Century Copper lustre jug, goblets, cut glass vase, tray, etc:- One Tray.Chinese vase no chips or cracks

Masons and Aynsley 'Portlandware' Clocks, game bird stein, globe, Continental figurine of Mary and Jesus Edward VII vesta etc:- One Tray

Empty wicker Fortnum & Masons hamper

Selection of Masons Ironstone Mandalay, include tea pot, coffee pot, vases etc

Collection of Masons Mandalay patterned bowls, lidded ginger jar, clock, jugs etc

Masons Mandalay lamp

Two Masons lamps

Empty wicker Fortnum & Masons hamper

A vast collection of Masons Regency dinnerwares

A collection of ceramic jug and bowl sets, Masons' china and other china.

Royal Crown Derby paperweight, Royal Doulton character jug 'The Poacher', two pieces of Masons Ironstone trinketware, Royal Crown Derby china tea plate with floral swags and sundry ceramics (12) 

Masons Blue Mandalay Ironstone part dinner service

Collection of 18th/19th century ceramics including Spode pattern 1823 teapot and sucrier, Masons tea wares and jugs, Spode Italian and other blue and white, various tea wares and a small Royal Worcester fruit pattern vase - 2 shelves

Booths - Real Old Willow part tea service to include sugar bowl, milk jug, 6 x tea saucers, 4 x tea plates, tureen, 2 x teacups, teapot plus Masons Ironstone Vista trio (saucers chipped)

Two boxes of mixed ceramics, various makers Masons, Royal Crest, Aynsley etc, including decoration porcelains, vintage plates, cups and tea pots etc.

Mixed Lot: Masons Mandalay pattern table wares,Malling dishes, stone ware jug and other items

Mixed Lot: Masons bowl, various table wares, collectors plates, small porcelain mantel clock etc

Fitted alabaster desk set to include letter holder, ashtray, pen holder, etc in a red velvet box, assorted ceramics to include Wedgwood Etruria Strawberry Fruit, Masons Ironstone jugs, a Schrocrez & Hammer dessert service, the plate decorated with fruits with pierced rims (4 boxes)  

Spode 'Christmas Tree' ceramic bowls, plates, etc, Villeroy & Boch 'Botanica' six cups, six saucers and six tea plates, a Cousance Made in France casserole dish, a brown earthenware stoneware casserole dish, Masons Denmark bowls, various other glass bowls and collectables (3 boxes) 

Ca. AD 1600 .A Late Medieval or Renaissance silver ring with an octagonal bezel, depicting a shield with masonry symbols surrounded by a frame of dots. Local guilds of stone masons eventually evolved into the modern Freemasons association. For similar see: El Legado de Hefesto, n. 629.Size: D:18.75mm / US: 8 3/4 / UK: R; Weight: 13.4gProvenance: Property of a London Ancient art collector, formerly in a Mayfair private collection of Mr. P. S., formerly acquired on the UK art market since the 1970s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

3 pieces of Masons Ironstone

Large collection of Masons Blue Mandalay, including lamp, pedestal dish, vases etc, together with a Royal Albert Old Country Roses table lamp

A Crate of collectable porcelain; Large Masons water jug, Getem Ware Butterfly design lidded temple jar, Crown Staffordshire black, white and hand painted floral design garniture vase with lid, Spode Copeland Spode temple jar with hand painted bird and floral design, two Masons vases and lidded preserve jars and A Royal Doulton Adams pattern water jug.

A Large crate of tea ware; Shelley dinner serving plates with gravy boat, 6 Shelley Chelsea pattern bowls, cross sword marking cups and Saucers, Masons cups and Saucers & other collectables

Collection of Masons Mandalay pattern, to include clock, covered vase, jugs, etc, and other Masons Chartreuse pattern items

A Royal Crown Derby heart shaped box and cover painted with flowers together with a Royal Crown Derby dish with a country scene, signed by W E J Dean, also a Halcyon Days enamel box in original box and a Masons ironstone jar and cover with reproduction of the Double Landscape design

Masons Blue Mandalay lamp base with shade, height to fitting 70cm

Masons 'Oak' Tea set Including Large & Medium Tea Pots, Two Milk Jugs, Lidded Sugar Bowl, Nine Trio's, Two Sandwich Plates Etc(38 pieces)

A mixed collection of plates to include Royal Worcester Golden Moments seconds wall plate, Allertons LTS phoenix with black and gold gilt, Masons blue Mandalay plate, The British Museum carnation plates in the Imperial Izmik Collection, etc (1 tray)

A collection of Masons Blue Mandalay Patterned Items to include Wall Clock, Wall Plate & Lamp Base, diameter of largest 26.5cm

Assorted Decorative Ceramics, including: Foley, Royal Albert Heirloom pattern teaset, Davenport Imari teaset, Pearlware dessert service, Royal Crown Derby bird paperweights, 19th century pottery plaque painted with fruit, Masons etc (4 boxes)

Nine Royal Doulton Porcelain Figures, including: "Bedtime Story", "Masquerade" HN2259, "Miss Demure" HN1402 (AF), together with a Worcestershire enamel box, Poole box and cover, Limehouse studio miniature cabinet cup and saucer and a Masons Mandalay dish (one tray)

Seven Boxes of Assorted Ceramics and Glass, 19th century and later, including copper lustre jugs, Masons, Royal Crown Derby, Gaudy Welsh, Victorian tiles, etc

A Masons Ironstone Dessert Service, toghether with assorted 19th century tea wares etc (one shelf)

Pictures & Prints - Wright & Harris (Georgian School, 19th century), TO THE MOST ANCIENT & HONOURABLE FRATERNITY OF FREE & ACCEPTED MASONS THIS PLATE IS HUMBLY DEDICATED BY YOUR OBEDT. SERVT. & BR., engraving, published by Broad Street Bristol, 42cm x 55cm, maple frame

Registration No: KRX 599H Chassis No: PRH4567 MOT: November 20241 of just 374 Phantom VIs manufacturedSupplied new to Mrs Khashoggi, wife of Saudi businessman and arms dealer Adnan KhashoggiUsed to transport members of the Royal Family as part of Princess Diana's funeral cortègeFully repainted shortly after entering into current ownership in 2019Well maintained throughout the current ownership with head gaskets replaced at the start of this yearOffered with a history file including the RREC factory recordsBy far the most expensive car that money could buy when launched in 1968, the Rolls-Royce Phantom VI remained in production for twelve years (albeit the final few examples were not finished until 1991/1992 due to the model’s handbuilt nature). Notable as the last Rolls-Royce to employ a separate chassis, the majority were bodied by Mulliner Park Ward as seven-seater limousines. Though, a hearse and even convertible versions were constructed (the latter conceived by the Italian Carrozzeria, Frua). Equipped with independent front suspension, a leaf-sprung back axle and four-wheel drum brakes, the Phantom VI was all about passenger comfort and boasted the world’s first dual zone air-conditioning system. Powered by a 6230cc (later 6750cc) OHV V8 engine allied to automatic transmission, gearing was chosen such that it could be driven at anything from walking pace to 100mph. Customers were encouraged to tax the ingenuity of Rolls-Royce’s in-house craftsmen to the extent that very few, if any, of the 374 completed were to standard specification.This very early example of the Phantom VI boasts both Royal Family and film history. The new car order form, dated 16th January 1968, shows it was initially prepared for a M. Saady Esq. of London and was initially due to be finished in Brown with Beige interior upholstery. The order was amended, however, with PRH4567 then supplied new to Mrs Khashoggi, wife of Saudi businessman and arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi. Among the richest men in the world, the Khashoggi assets encompassed: twelve homes, fully staffed at all times, including a 10,000-acre ranch in Kenya, an estate in Marbella and houses in London, Paris, Cannes, Madrid, Monte Carlo and Manhattan. He had a stable of Arabian horses and 200 exotic animals, 100 limousines, a personal airline of three jets, and a fleet of three superyachts, including the $75m Nabila which was used in the James Bond film, ‘Never Say Never Again’.Finished when new in Masons Black with 23-carat Gold fine lines, the interior was trimmed in Beige hide front upholstery with cloth rear and Cumberland Stone carpeting to the rear. The factory specification also included Dunlop tyres, Sundym glass, hazard warning lights, safety belts to the front, air-conditioning, stainless steel sills and wheel arches, electric windows, electric division, and full-width foldaway leather occasional seats. Automatic transmission and power steering help to manage the power of the 6230cc V8 engine. It is unknown how long the Khashoggi family retained the Phantom, but afterward continued to have a fascinating history and was used to transport members of the Royal Family as part of Princess Diana's funeral cortège, and took princes William and Harry from the Royal Train to Althorp for their mother's burial, while registered 'PBC 999'.Thereafter used in the film 'The Queen' starring Dame Helen Mirren and 'The Queen and I' with David Walliams, the Phantom thus boasts fantastic provenance and previous film appearances. Most recently entering into the ownership of a specialist funeral directors through a H&H auction in 2019, the Phantom was provided with a full repaint in 2019 in the original colour, and has benefitted from regular maintenance throughout their ownership to ensure reliability. Amassing some 13,000 miles since their purchase in 2016, the total mileage on the odometer is now 91,000 miles. Serviced seven times during their ownership, the Phantom has further benefitted from new head gaskets earlier this year; a new fuel pump, uprated valve stem seals and heads skimmed last year; and significant mechanical attention/improvement in 2021.Offered with a history file that includes the RREC chassis records, a collection of previous MOTs, original handbook, full maintenance spreadsheet for during the vendor's ownership, sundry paperwork, and a current V5C document. A fantastic opportunity to secure a rare and opulent car with a wonderful history, and offered at what we feel is a sensible guide price. For more information, please contact: Paul Cheetham paul.cheetham@handh.co.uk 07538 667452

Masons Ironstones, various patterns including; Mandalay Red, Golden Azalea, Mandalay, Fruit, Chartreuse, Fruit basket; etc

A Coalport tea service for twelve including; two picnic plates, twelve tea cups and saucers,etc; Greek key and gilt tea service; Dartington wine glasses; Wedgwood Peter Rabbit; Masons;etc

Various meats dishes including; a large 19th century pearl ware meat dish, 59cm wide, blue and white, masons, majolica; etc (9)

A collection of mainly Victorian and later blue and white table ceramics to include a Masons floral pattern meat platter, a pair of Victorian Asiatic Pheasants, floral river landscape with cornucopia and shells large meat platters, Copeland Spode Italian pattern dishes, plates and meat platters, Cauldron pottery dish and others Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A collection of ceramics to include a Masons 'Chartreuse' green and white jug, a Carlton ware sauce boat fashioned as a leaf, an Alicia 'New Chelsea' part tea set and other itemsLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Masons of Keswick, foxhunting Newlands The Blencathra Foxhounds, hand coloured photograph. 29 x 38 cm, framed and mounted.

A hunt photograph of The Melbreak Foxhounds with Willie Irving at Crummock Water by Masons of Keswick. 13 x 23 cm, together with a book "Songs of The Fell Packs"

Masons of Keswick, hunt photograph The Eskdale Ennerdale Foxhounds at Wasdale Head, handcoloured photograph. 29 x 37 cm, framed and mounted.

Masons ironstone - 5 items: pagoda clock in Red Mandalay 19.5cm, two Indian vases in Chartreuse and Red Mandalay 25cm, and two jugs in Applique and Oriental Garden

Approx. 25 pieces of Masons Mandalay Ironstone inc. large jug, lamps, large and small vases etc.No In house shipping available on this Lot. All pieces are in good condition with no sign of chips, cracks, crazing or repair with the following exceptions.The large jug which bears the lot number sticker in the photograph has some blue paint spots on one section of the white background which appear to have been there since manufacture.The bulbous vase to the right of the ginger jar in the image has a chip in the upper rim appx 6mm x 5 mmThe twin handled bowl at the back right of the lot (not clearly visible on image) has lost some gilding from the rim

Masons Chartreuse pottery 7 pieces

A LARGE QUANTITY OF COLLECTABLE PLATES TO INCLUDE SPODE, MASONS ETC

Masons Blue Mandalay large teapot and mantel clock. UK P&P Group 3 (£30+VAT for the first lot and £8+VAT for subsequent lots)

Good collection of decorative porcelain including Portmerion, Spode, Coalport, Lladro, Masons, Torquay wares, wooden stands, Spode Christmas tree, etc.

A group of Masons willow pattern tea china made for Ringtons, Royal commemorative mugs, Limoges porcelain circular lidded trinket box, limited edition collectors plate from the Laing Art Gallery, numbered 149 of 1000. (1 box)

Ceramics to include an Austrian twin-handled porcelain vase, pair of Masons chartreuse candlesticks and matching quartz mantle timepiece, Royal Worcester figure 'Felicity', two Nao figures and a further figure.

Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, South Yorkshire, Sheffield, The Athenæum, uniface brass, 32mm (W 2791); John Banner Ltd, brass Pennies (2) and Halfpenny, 29 and 24mm; J[ohn] V[allance] Bellamy, copper, 22mm (W 4560); John Blurton, bronze, 31mm; Botanical Gardens, uniface brass (2), 31 and 24mm (W 1397-8); Thomas Bott, nickel, 25mm; B[enjamin] W[orall] Burgon, brass ISG, 25mm (NW 6830); King, Cole & Co, bracteate iron Bonus Halfcrowns (2), both 26mm; S.H. Pilley, oval bracteate iron, 29 x 16mm; Roberts Bros (Sheffield) Ltd, bronze Penny, 33mm; Sheffield & Heeley Omnibus, John Shortridge, oval copper Threepence, 1852, 27 x 18mm (Smith 685C); Sheffield Masons Society, brass Shilling, 1809, 27mm (W 1889); Sheffield Newsagents CSL, bronze Five Pounds by Ardill (2), both 29mm (Rains 11); S[heffield] U[nited] C[ricket] C[lub], silver, 28mm; Stumperlow Hall, James Dixon, 1872, brass, 28mm; Vickers Ltd, brass, stamped 6662, 32mm; W. Wichman, octagonal brass, stamped 101, 31mm; George Wright, brass Threepence, 24mm (Smith 685E); T[homas] Youdan, brass, 32mm (W 838) [24]. About very fine and better, several rare £120-£150

L M Lafuente Bust and a Masons Ginger Jar

Oil Lamp, Masons Ginger Jar and a Soup Ladle

A collection of 19th century and 20th century Ironstone to include two 20th century Masons Chartreuse pattern ginger jars, a Davenport hyrda jug and a large Victoria Ironstone fruit bowl. Measures approx 29cm diameter.