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A box containing a quantity of commemorative and other mugs including Edward VII 1902 coronation mugs with lithophane base, 1909 Glastonbury Abbey Royal visit loving cup, Prattware mug, etc.

A late 19th Century Edward Binham Castle Hedingham art pottery mug, made as a reproduction of Charles II Coronation tankard with applied decoration and coloured lead glazed finish

A Turkish plated spirit burner samovar with black bakelite handles, silver plated teapot, and christening mug - sold with a marcasite bracelet and a bangle

A quantity of ceramics including Crown Devon 'Daisy' musical mug (a/f), Dutch Delft vases and elephant figurine, etc.

A quantity of Belleek porcelain comprising 6th period dog figurine, pig figurine, vases and a mug

A quantity of 19th Century Staffordshire and other lustre decorated jugs, mugs and cups including silver resist jug, frog mug, etc. - various condition

A small quantity of 19th Century bone china items including large Chamberlains Worcester mug, two Bloor Derby coffee cans, etc.

An antique Chinese porcelain mug with famille rose panelled decoration, depicting exotic birds amidst foliage on a turquoise and enamel ground - sold with a similar Canton vase with figural decoration and four character mark to base

An early 20th Century Edward Binham Castle Hedingham art pottery mug, made as a reproduction of a medieval tankard with applied lettering 'Henricius Septimus' and motifs with coloured lead glazed finish

A small quantity of ceramics comprising 19th Century Charles Meigh Parian mug with relief moulded Bacchanalian scene decoration on a blue ground - (decorative medal winning mark to base), black basalt bowl and lidded bowl, Parian jug (a/f) and small Jasper crested jug

A box containing a quantity of ceramics including part dressing table set, Bunnykins mug and bowl, etc.

A Victorian applied china shard mosaic plate set on a metal Queen Victoria diamond jubilee alphabet plate - sold with a 19th Century Gaudy Welsh jug with primitive folk art metal repair to metal replacement handle and a similarly mended antique Chinese porcelain export mug

Early 20th Century Edward Binham Castle Hedingham art pottery mug, made as a reproduction of Charles II Coronation tankard with applied decoration and coloured lead glazed finish

SELECTION OF COMMEMORATIVE CERAMICSincluding Victoria golden Jubilee 1887 jug and bowl, Victoria Diamond Jubilee 1837-1896, yellow coronation mug of May 12th 1937, Langley Skipness Coronation mug of 1937, etc.

A George III chased lidded mustard, maker's mark RP, London 1818; together with a pair of early 20th century sauce boats, and a silver mug, both 1934

Emma Bridgewater to include a Morning Glory half pint jar, a Blue Tulip collectors Dollies Teapot, a rare Red Michaelmas Daisy mug and a Pomegranate platter, designed for Liberty, 33.5cm diameter (4).. Mostly new old stock or as new condition and generally in good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Odd pieces may have small damages though due to the nature of where it has come from, it is mostly in clean condition. Crazing an also be apparent too as with the nature of this pottery.

A Victorian silver christening set, comprising mug with swirling gadrooned belly, and gilt interior, napkin ring, fork, spoon and knife with weighted pistol handle, all monogram engraved, total weight 9.52toz without knife, Walter & John Barnard, London 1895, in original silk and velvet fitted case from William Angus and Sons, of Liverpool. Slight variance in years though a seqeuntial run of years from Q-R.

Emma Bridgewater to include a 'Pony & Rosette' 6 pint jug, a sample half pint mug and a sample pink pansy 6.5'' plate (3). Mostly new old stock or as new condition and generally in good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Odd pieces may have small damages though due to the nature of where it has come from, it is mostly in clean condition. Crazing an also be apparent too as with the nature of this pottery.

A group of Emma Bridgewater pottery, to include Grandpa trio, comprising mug, plate, and bowl, Mum mugs, Sam mugs, etc. (a quantity)

A pair of Royal Windsor fine bone china mugs, each featuring detailed depictions of medieval knights in full armor on horseback. One mug portrays John de Warenne, Earl of Surrey and Sussex (1286-1347), adorned in blue and gold checkered armor, while the other showcases Thomas Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick (b. 1345), wearing red and gold heraldic armor. Both pieces have elegant gold trim and handles. Marked on the base with the Royal Windsor stamp.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 4.25"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A charming Belleek Parian porcelain tea set in the Shamrock pattern, featuring a delicate basketweave design accented with hand-painted green shamrocks. This collection includes a teapot with lid, a creamer, a sugar, a mug, and four teacups with matching saucers. The distinctive Belleek backstamps indicate production within the 20th century, confirming its authenticity. Each piece showcases the brand’s renowned creamy ivory luster with hand-applied details and naturalistic twisted handles. Pieces range in size from 2" to 6"H.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.

Peters & Reed Moss Aztec art pottery designed by Frank Ferrell, featuring a textured brown and green finish with raised grapevine motifs. The Moss Aztec line, produced in the early 20th century, is known for its distinctive hand-applied mossy green glaze, adding depth to the relief design. This set includes a tall pitcher and a handled mug, both embodying the organic, rustic aesthetic characteristic of the Arts and Crafts movement. The pitcher measures 11.75"H, and the mug measures 6.25"H.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

AN INSCRIBED LOWESTOFT PORCELAIN MUG, CIRCA 1775. the cylindrical body with puce scroll cartouche containing initials JL ,probably painted by Robert Allen. with gilt arch border to the interior, 14cm high, 9cm diameter J. Howell collection no. L.197 Provenance- China Choice, March 1970, £68. *CR Hairline crack to the rim leading to a further horizontal hairline crack, another small hairline crack and a chip to the rim.

A RARE AND EARLY LOWESTOFT PORCELAIN MUG, CIRCA 1760-62. Of bell shape with a turned foot and S-shaped handle with a thumbrest, painted in dark blue with a Chinese landscape beneath a 'lattice and flower' border, decorators number 8 to the interior footrim, 10cm high J. Howell collection no. L.113 Provenance- Bolsters, June 1967, £40. *CR Three small hairline cracks to rim, chips to underside of foot.

A RARE LOWESTOFT PORCELAIN MUG. the green scale ground with two vignettes in the mandarin pattern depicting figures in garden settings, 6.5cm diameter, 9cm high J. Howell collection no. L.566 Provenance- ex. David White and Peel collections. Zoe Sprake, 21st October 2020, lot 55, £500. *CR Fine hairline crack to the rim, Hairline cracks to one of the vignettes running down to the foot.

A RARE INSCRIBED LOWESTOFT PORCELAIN MUG, CIRCA 1775. inscribed "Jacob & Mary Bray 1775", the body with clobbered red and blue foliate decoration, decorators number 5 to underside of foot, 11.5cm high, 8.5cm diameter, 12cm wide across handle J. Howell Collection label no. L.442 Provenance- Sotheby's British Pottery & Porcelain, 24th February 1987, lot 129, £836.25. *CR There is a chip to the rim and a running crack below curving towards the handle, two small chips to base of foot.

AN IMPORTANT LOWESTOFT INSCRIBED MUG, DATED 1790. Of cylindrical form but very slightly spreading towards the unusual and heavily turned foot, a fine line turned just below the exterior rim, the scrolled handle with thumbrest, inscribed in red 'Will.m Bobbet/ May 10th/ 1790' within a shield-shaped cartouche outlined in puce and flanked with scrolls and flowers, two Curtis-style sprigs to either side, a 'loop and arrow' border in red inside the rim, 11.9cm high J. Howell collection no. L.564 Provenance- Ex. Geoffrey Godden Collection and Ex. Brian Wood Collection. Purchased Bonhams, Fine Glass and British Ceramics, June 2019, lot 200, £6,062 inc. premium. Notes- Illustrated by Geoffrey Godden, Lowestoft Porcelains (1985). p.172, pl.211. Another mug painted by the same hand and bearing the same date is shown at pl.212 but is of the more standard form with a plain foot. The turned foot is an extremely rare feature. The mug is also included by Godden in his list of dated Lowestoft porcelain on page 232, D.150. *CR Two chips to rim, fine crack to the top of the thumb rest, small chips to foot.

A LOWESTOFT PORCELAIN MUG, CIRCA 1760-62. with bell shaped body and scroll handle, the body transfer decorated with a chinoiserie landscape scene including a pagoda, figure on a bridge, island and boats, 12.5cm high, 11cm wide across handle J. Howell collection no. L.381 Provenance- Margaret Corson, November 1983, £210. *CR Horizontal hairline crack and some staining to the lower portion of the body.

A LOWESTOFT PORCELAIN SAUCER DISH. circa 1765, decorated in underglaze blue with a variation of the lady and parasol pattern, the lady apparently topless with a second figure carrying a teacup, with rockwork and floral sprays, decorators number 8 to base, 13cm diameter J. Howell collection no. L.423 Provenance- David Gibbins, February 1986, £100 Note- See Geoffrey A. Godden, Lowestoft Porcelains, p.20, plate 5 for a cylindrical mug decorated in a very similar design but with decorators number 3. *CR An unusual saucer, some surface scratches and crazing, a small chip to the foot.

A RARE LOWESTOFT PORCELAIN MUG, CIRCA 1795. of barrel form with ribbed moulded lip and foot, the body decorated with floral sprays and initialled MT, 10cm high, 11cm wide across handle J. Howell collection no. L.297 Provenance- China Choice, February 1975, £185. *CR Chip to lip, otherwise in good condition.

A LOWESTOFT PORCELAIN MUG. of tapering cylindrical form with scroll handle, the body transfer decorated with floral sprays and two butterflies in flight, 14.5cm high, 13cm wide across handle, 9cm diameter at lip J. Howell collection no. L.201 Provenance- Mercury Antiques, June 1970, £26. *CR Very fine hairline spider crack to base, some scratches to body and handle.

A RARE ARMORIAL LOWESTOFT MUG, CIRCA 1770. The bell-shaped body decorated in underglaze blue with the arms of Carysfort of Normans Cross, within a rococo scroll and crowned cartouche, 11.5cm high, 13cm wide across handle. Norwich Castle Museum has a coffee pot with similar decoration (S. Smith Lowestoft Porcelain in the NCM) vol 1 page 110, item 122. It appears that both these pieces with this decoration were made for John Proby of Normans Cross Huntingdonshire who died in 1772. J. Howell collection no. L.433 Provenance- DM. Hunting sale Sotheby's 31 October 1961 John Worrell sale, David Gibbins, June 1986, £2,300. *CR Mug appears to be in very good condition, minor blemishes to rim.

AN EARLY LOWESTOFT LARGE BELL SHAPED MUG, CIRCA 1760-62. Painted with two strutting long-tailed birds between flowering plants, the exterior rim with a husk and berry border, the interior with a formal scroll border, 16.5cm high See C. Spencer Early Lowestoft page 96 Figures 118 and 119. J. Howell collection number L.300 Provenance Mercury Antiques Aug 1975 £130:00. *CR Chip to the rim which has been later-coloured in blue, firing blemishes to the body.

Silver bowl hallmarked London 1935, maker's mark Theodore Rossi, sterling silver mug and silver gilt hallmarked spoon, 294 grams. (3)

1838 Coronation: a potter mug by Read & Clementson printed in puce with named portraits of Victoria and Duchess of Kent, 89mm, manufacturers chip to rim and small star crack to base(commemorative, pottery, royal, royalty, coronation).

The Derby Horse Race: a pottery mug by Lloyd and Co of Middlesbrough printed in blue with a list of the winners from 1780 to 1876, printed mark, 98 mm, two hairline cracks(commemorative, pottery).

1809 George III Jubilee Year: an English porcelain cylindrical mug with black printed silhouette, inscribed and dated in gilt, 101mm, restored(commemorative, pottery, royal, royalty, coronation).

Thomas Atwood MP: a cylindrical pearlware mug printed in blue with a named profile flanked by floral sprays inscribed ‘Union is Strength’, circa 1832, 117mm(commemorative, pottery, political, parliament, election).* Atwood founded the Birmingham Political Union, with the intention of political reform its first meeting was held January 1830.Adopting law abiding and non-violent tactics he had the respect of Parliament during the period of ‘The Days in May’ 1832, a period of social unrest and political tension.He subsequently represented Birmingham as a Radical from 1832 to 1840.

A brown printed cylindrical pottery mug with colour decoration depicting Fury circa 1840, 82 mm and two others similar Wooda and Express (3)(Staffordshire, pottery, railway, railwayana, steam, commemorative, McAlpine).* Ex McAlpine collection, 95, 146 and 38.

Admiral Rodney: a creamware mug painted in colours with an inscribed portrait, circa 1780, 123mm, cracked(commemorative, pottery, naval, military, war).* Born in 1718 Rodney first went to sea at the age of 14.By the 1740s he had accumulated substantial prize money.From 1751 until 1782 he variously represented seats in Parliament culminating in Westminster.He played a significant part in the American Wars of Independence, was victorious against the Spanish in 1780 at the Battle of Cape Saint Vincent and again in 1782 at the Battle of the Saintes.See Drakard, plate 422.

September 1811 HMS Pylades: an English porcelain mug decorated and inscribed in gilt and painted in colours with a half-length profile named Serj. Drew, dated on the underside, 99mm, hairline crack to rim and some scratching to the interior(commemorative, pottery, naval, military, war).* The British sloop ‘Pylades’ was launched in 1794.She had various Commanders and saw action including in the Mediterranean.She was sold in 1815.

A pearlware mug with moulded decoration in blue, printed in grey with Fury, circa 1840, 126 mm and another similar (2)(Staffordshire, pottery, railway, railwayana, steam, commemorative, McAlpine).* Ex McAlpine collection 189 and 14.

A stoneware mug by Pearson and Co of Chesterfield, circa 1880, 91mm. a pink printed waisted mug depicting Wooda, circa 1870 and an unusual moulded mug with colour decoration, damaged (3)(Staffordshire, pottery, railway, railwayana, steam, commemorative, McAlpine).* Ex McAlpine collection, 29 and 88.

A large brown printed cylindrical pottery mug by Hampson & Broadhurst printed in brown and decorated in colours with Express, the underside with printed mark, circa 1840, 130mm(Staffordshire, pottery, railway, railwayana, steam, commemorative, McAlpine).* Ex McAlpine collection, 151.

A pink lustre decorated mug inscribed ‘Queen for ever’, circa 1820, 79mm and a mug with medallion portrait of George IV dated 1829, both with hairline cracks (2)(commemorative, pottery, royal, royalty, coronation).

A most unusual cylindrical pottery mug printed in blue with an early locomotive pulling a rake of coal wagons in a country setting, circa 1835, 76 mm, restored(Staffordshire, pottery, railway, railwayana, steam, commemorative, McAlpine).* Ex McAlpine collection, 26.

A good cylindrical mug lined in blue, printed in pink and decorated in colours with a locomotive named ‘Adelaide’ inscribed Liverpool and Manchester Railway, circa, 1830, 79mm(Staffordshire, pottery, railway, railwayana, steam, commemorative, McAlpine).* With J & J May, ex McAlpine collection, 58.

1827 Duke of York in Memoriam: a rare creamware mug well printed in black with a named and dated portrait medallion, 117mm(commemorative, pottery, royal, royalty, coronation).

A waisted pottery mug printed in blue with the locomotive Jalo, circa 1845, 89mm and another in blue with entrance to ‘The Liverpool and Manchester Railway’. Chipped and cracked (2)(Staffordshire, pottery, railway, railwayana, steam, commemorative, McAlpine).* Ex McAlpine collection, 178 and 115.

Queen Charlotte: a particularly rare Worcester baluster shaped mug of small size printed en-grisaille with a most unusual half-length portrait looking down and slightly to sinister dressed in an elaborately jeweled costume, flanked by a scrolling ribbon inscribed ‘Charlotte Queen of Great Britain’, circa 1762, 85mm(commemorative, pottery, royal, royalty, coronation).* This depiction of Charlotte is a mirror image of the portrait by Thomas Frye, a mezzotint of which was published in 1762 (see National Portrait Gallery: NPG D9089).A pair of Worcester mugs of George III and Charlotte, depicted as on this mug, was sold a Sotheby’s in London on 4th May 2017 as lot 205.See also a mug, printed in rouge-de-fer with the original mezzotint version, in the Victoria & Albert Museum, accession number C.50-1938.It is quite possible that both versions were engraved by Thomas Billinge.

1841 Christening: a small pottery mug printed in black with a scene at Windsor, the interior inscribed with name, 68mm, cracked(commemorative, pottery, royal, royalty, coronation).* See Victoria Remembered. Plate 96.

A brown printed cylindrical pottery mug depicting Fury, circa 1840, 87mm, another mug printed in black, hairline crack and a pink printed mug depicting Jaco (3)(Staffordshire, pottery, railway, railwayana, steam, commemorative, McAlpine).* Ex McAlpine collection, 133.

1826 General Election in Alnwick: a good pink lustre decorated cylindrical mug printed in brown and coloured blue with a named portrait of Bell, inscribed with the names of the candidates and votes cast, 124mm(commemorative, pottery, political, parliament, election).* At the general election held on 6th July 1826 the two Tory candidates were triumphant with Henry Thomas Liddell polling 1562 votes and Matthew Bell 1380.See British Commemoratives, plate 92 right.

A large pottery mug printed in black with a view of the Great Exhibition, circa 1851, 126mm, rim chipped, a mug with named study of Mr van Amburg and the lions hairline crack and a pink lustre chalice inscribed in black with lines of verse entitled ‘The Sailors Tear’, circa 1860(commemorative, pottery).

An English porcelain mug painted with an early locomotive scene inscribed on the reverse in gilt with presentation dated 1857, 173mm, tiny rim chip and another with country mansion and railway scene centred by gilt inscription dated 1865, hairline crack (2)(Staffordshire, pottery, railway, railwayana, steam, commemorative, McAlpine).* Ex McAlpine collection108 and 140.

Marshal Michel Ney: a small pottery mug, the trumpet shaped body coloured brown and moulded with a white profile, with indistinct impressed mark to the underside, circa 1815, 66mm(commemorative, pottery, naval, military, war).* Ney, 1st Price of Moskowa and 1st Duke of Elchingen was a Marshall of the French Empire who fought in the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.Defeated at Waterloo he was executed by the restored French Monarchy on 7th December 1815.

1814 Peace of Paris: a pearlware mug printed in gray and well decorated in colours, 106mm, hairline crack to base(commemorative, pottery, naval, military, war).* See Commemorative Pottery, colour plate 6.

Earl Grey and Reform: a small pink lustre mug printed in black with a named portrait, the underside with printed C & R mark, circa 1832, 77mm(commemorative, pottery, political, parliament, election).

Lloyd George: a pottery mug printed in brown with a cow and inscribed in Gaelic, circa 1913, 83mm and a Cartlidge portrait tile (2)(commemorative, pottery, political, parliament, election).* Much to the embarrassment of the authorities a riot developed in Turrif Market Square, Aberdeenshire when the Sherriff's officers tried to auction a cow having previously seized it from Robert Patterson for non-payment of the widely loathed National Insurance contributions, recently introduced by Lloyd George.In the event the cow was purchased with local support and returned to Patterson.

A cup and saucer printed in black with portraits of Prince and Princess of Wales, circa 1863 and a rare mug printed in black with a printed scroll for the marriage of HRH Princess Beatrice in 1885 (3)(commemorative, pottery, royal, royalty, coronation).* See Commemorative Pottery, plate 128.