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Sir Charles Napier: an unusual porcelaineaous mug printed in black with a named portrait inscribed ‘Commander-in-Chief of the Baltic Fleet’ gilt lining, fine hairline crack, circa 1855* Born in 1786 Napier went to sea at the age of 13 receiving his first command in 1808. He served in the Peninsular and American wars. He commanded the loyalist Portuguese fleet and was appointed Commander of the Baltic Fleet in the Crimean War. He twice sat in parliament and died in 1860.

General Scarlett: a barrel-shaped pottery mug printed in black with named portraits of General and Lady Scarlett centred by trophies, circa 1860 * Sir James Yorke Scarlett was born in 1799. He commanded the 5th Dragoon Guards 1840 to 1853 and in 1854 led the Heavy Brigade in the charge at Balaklava. He subsequently commanded the cavalry in the Crimea. He died in 1871.

1854 Battle of Inkermann and Sergeant Davies: an unusual English porcelain mug printed in colours with a battle scene entitled ‘Sergeant Davies defending the colours at Inkermann’ gilt lining, 104mm high

1854 Battle of Inkermann and Sergeant Thomas: an unusual English porcelain mug printed in colours with a battle scene entitled ‘Sergeant Thomas defending the colours at Inkermann’ gilt lining, 105mm high * Sergeant Davies was initially credited with this heroic act but it subsequently transpired that he was not involved in the fighting. He returned to Britain two days after the battle. See Victoria Remembered plate 208 and catalogue for the 2005 Exhibition ‘A most Desperate Undertaking, National Army Museum’ a photocopy of which accompanies the lot.* Sergeant Thomas was subsequently credited as being the hero of this act following the discovery of inaccuracies in Sergeant Davies’ account (see footnote to the previous lot) Even the version of Sergeant Thomas is somewhat dubious. See Victoria Remembered plate 207.

1911: a mug for Whiteley, a mug by Copeland Spode, a Royal Doulton mug, a mug for Harrods and two other mugs (6)

1911: an enamelled metal beaker, a similar mug, two aluminium beakers, four various medals, a glass paperweight, two small silk pictures, a framed postcard, a copy of ‘Black and White’ magazine and a framed printed souvenir from the Devon and Exeter Daily Gazette (a lot)

1897 Jubilee: a tapering pottery mug by William Lowe printed in brown with inscribed medallion flanked by flags in oil on canvas and a Foley China mug (2)

1902 Coronation: an Aynsley tapering porcelain mug decorated with animals, another with crowns, restored, a small mug with sepia portraits, and two fluted beakers (6)

1911 Coronation: a circular Royal Doulton pottery bowl printed in colours with portraits, a Royal Doulton tapering porcelain mug, a Royal Doulton tapering pottery mug and four pottery beakers (7)

1911 Coronation: an Aynsley porcelain mug printed in colours with portraits flanked by servicemen, a tapering mug with colour portraits, another by Shelley and three beakers (6)

1935 Jubilee: a floral handled Paragon mug and two small dishes, a small dish by Shelley, a mug, three beakers and two cups and saucers (12)

1937 Edward VIII: a Paragon mug set with a gilt lion handle, another by Shelley and a small mug by Hammersley (3)

1953 Coronation: a plate by Paragon, faded, a small Paragon loving cup, another by Hammersley, a mug by Woods, another, a Tuscan oval plaque, a cup and saucer, two trios, a Tuscan plaque for 1953 visit to Australia and a plate and cup and saucer for 1959 visit to America (16)

1969 Investiture: a Coalport chalice decorated in gilt on a cobalt blue ground, numbered 383, another in gilt, an Aynsley plate and a similar mug (4)

1972 Silver Wedding: a small tapering loving cup by Paragon and an Aynsley heart-shaped box and cover, mug and saucer dish and a Crown Staffordshire plate for 1973 wedding (6)

1981 Wedding: an Aynsley plate, four others, an Aynsley dish, a similar mug and two other mugs (9)

A Coalport chalice, the cobalt blue ground decorated in gilt for 1986 Queen’s birthday, a Coalport mug for the same event, an Aynsley bell for 2002 Jubilee, a plate and four Royal Commemorative reference books (8)

1887 Jubilee: a tapering pottery mug by Plant printed with a dated portrait in brown and enamelled with flowers of the Union, gilt rim

1897 Jubilee: a small cup and saucer printed in brown with a named and dated portrait and a tapering mug with named and dated crown (3)

1897 Jubilee: a cylindrical pottery mug by Doulton Burslem printed in brown (see lot 249 for illustration)

1897 Jubilee: a mug, the scroll moulded body printed in colours and decorated in gilt and another printed with young and old portraits (2) (see lot 249 for illustration)

1902 Coronation: a tapering mug by William Lowe printed in brown with portrait medallions centred by an inscribed escutcheon and a continental porcelain mug with lithophane base depicting the King (2)

1902 Coronation: a Royal Doulton porcelain mug printed in colours with a portrait of the Queen and a mug printed with colour portraits (2)

1911 Coronation: a Royal Doulton porcelain mug, the tapering body printed in colours with portrait oval, gilt rim, a porcelain mug, the pale ground printed in black with portrait ovals, five other mugs, a miniature mug by Shelley and a cup and bowl with GR monogram in blue (10)

1935 Jubilee: a mug by Paragon with floral handle, a similar cup and saucer, a Doulton mug and a mug by Royal Albert, and a Hammersley mug for 1949 visit to Australia (6)

1937 Edward VIII: a Royal Doulton tapering porcelain mug, five other mugs and a loving cup (7)

1937 Coronation: a mug by Hammersley printed in sepia with family portrait, three mugs by George Jones & Sons, a cylindrical mug by Hammersley, another by Shelley, a tapering Royal Doulton mug and one other (8)

1937 Coronation: a Crown Devon musical mug moulded with portraits and flags and decorated in bright colours, the reverse inscribed with ‘God Save the King’ 121mm high, musical movement inoperative

1953 Coronation: a Foley China loving cup, a mug by Hammersley, two other mugs, a cup and saucer, a Tuscan oval plaque, a plate decorated with carnations and a Paragon plate with named portrait of Prince Charles (9)

A Royal Doulton loving cup for 1981 Wedding numbered 3296 of 5,000 with certificate, a Coalport mug for the same event and a Wedgwood mug decorated in gilt, boxed (3)

A Royal Crown Derby loving cup for 1992 Accession anniversary, numbered 399 of 1250, boxed with certificate, 77mm high, a Wedgwood mug and a Buckingham Palace cup and saucer for 2002 Jubilee (4)

A Shelley pottery mug for 1911, two others and a Wedgwood Guyatt mug for 1972 (4)

A Stanley China mug with Union flag and buff printed portrait inscribed in gilt for the 1936 proclamation and abdication, a mug for 1935, an engraved glass tankard for Churchill, a glass tankard for 1977, two egg cups, a small mug and a stoneware mug (8)

1893 Marriage Duke of York and Princess May: a William Whiteley by Doulton mug with brown transfer, printed portraits, hairline crack to rim 75mm high

1897 Diamond Jubilee: an Aynsley & sons by William Whiteley transfer printed mug, another similar together with another printed penny black, Balmoral and Windsor painted in colours (3)

1838 Coronation: a Swansea pottery mug, the waisted body set with a pinched handle printed in purple with portraits centred by name, crown and dates, 82mm high, hairline crack to rim

1838 Coronation: a Staffordshire cylindrical pottery mug printed in green with portraits centred by names, crown and dates, 99mm high, cracked

1890 Visit to Bournemouth by Prince and Princess of Wales: a cylindrical pottery mug printed in brown with view of the ‘Royal Victoria Hospital’ portraits and dated 16th January 1890 (see lot 297 for illustration)

1897 Jubilee: a cylindrical pottery mug transfer printed in blue with portraits centred by inscription

1902 Coronation: a Doulton Lambeth blue glazed stoneware mug with hallmarked silver rim moulded with portrait medallions in green

1911 Coronation: a tapering porcelain mug by Royal Doulton printed in colours with portrait ovals with brown curtained cartouche, gilt lining

1911 Coronation: a continental porcelain mug, the base with named lithophane portrait depicting the King and a blue printed pottery mug (2) (see lot 321 for illustration)

1911 Coronation: a pottery mug by Wedgwood printed with portraits in colours, gilt lining, a tapering mug for the Investiture and a cup and saucer by WH Goss enamelled with may flowers (4)

1911 Coronation: an Allervale style pottery mug, the cream glazed body moulded with portraits and incised with inscription and presentation for Poole (see lot 321 for illustration)

1925 Prince of Wales: a tapering mug by Pooles printed in brown with a named portrait and inscribed for the visit to Pretoria and two small circular dishes with named portraits (3)

1926 Birth: a mug by Paragon printed in sepia with a portrait after Marcus Adams and inscribed on the reverse, lined in red and gilt (see lot 330 for illustration)

1930 Birth: a mug by Paragon decorated in colours with budgerigars and lined in pale blue

1935 Jubilee: a mug by Burleigh set with Union flag handle and an Aynsley mug (2)

1935 Jubilee: a Paragon cup and saucer, the matching slender tapering mug and cylindrical mug each set with colourful floral handles (4)

1937 Edward VIII: a Royal Doulton porcelain mug, the waisted body set with an E handle (see lot 341 for illustration)

1937 Edward VIII: a tapering mug by Moorcroft named and dated around the rim and decorated in blue and pale colours, 93mm high (see lot 341 for illustration)

1937 Edward VIII: a mug decorated in colours with a design by Laura Knight, with certificate and a large Copeland blue printed plate (2)

1937 Coronation: a tapering pottery mug with grotesque beast handle decorated in colours with a design by Laura Knight

1937 Coronation: a tapering pottery mug by Moorcroft named around the rim and dated around the foot, decorated in blue and pale colours, 96mm high

1937 Coronation: a musical mug by Royal Winton moulded and decorated in colours with superimposed portraits, flowers of the Union and on the reverse inscribed with Royal coat of arms, to play The National Anthem, 163mm high

1937 Coronation: a loving cup by Taylor Kent and a tapering mug by Aynsley (2)

1953 Coronation: a Royal Doulton mug, the waisted body set with an E handle

A Mercian China pottery mug printed in black for 1972 Duke of Windsor in memoriam, and a white parian bust depicting Mountbatten, 116mm high (2)

A Luck & Flaw white pottery eggcup depicting The Duke of York dated 1986 and a mug for the 2002 Golden Jubilee well decorated in gilt on a blue trellis ground (2)

1897 Jubilee: a Doulton Burslem porcelain beaker printed in colours with a portrait and inscribed on the reverse in gilt, hairline crack to base and a Royal Doulton cylindrical pottery mug printed in brown for 1902 (2)