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A late 18th Century coffee cup painted with three chinoiserie figures, a Derby porcelain oval dish painted with flower sprays, a slop bowl probably New Hall, and a collection of various 18th, 19th and 20th Century porcelain and pottery (faults).

A quantity of ceramics including two pairs of cut glass goblets, Silesian porcelain tete-a-tete, New Hall cup and a pair of Booths plates decorated with birds.

Late 18th century New Hall tea bowl, pattern 173, 3.5’ diameter, Staffordshire Mandarin pattern circular bowl, 6’ diameter, Mandarin cup and saucer, another Staffordshire chinoiserie decorated cup and saucer and a tea bowl and saucer (8)

Three old English milk jugs including a New Hall-type hybrid hard-past jug painted with flowers -4.25in.

A further quantity of magic lantern slides with views of America including City Hall and Park New York, Albany, a street in Boston, entrance to Congress Hall, all hand coloured, twelve in all in a fitted pine box.

A New Hall wrythen moulded boat shaped teapot, 19th century Imari tea wares including Derby and further teapots

A large relief moulded teapot with twin spouts, and five coffee pots by Brownfield, Powell & Bishop and Thomas Booth & Sons of New Hall (3)

A NEW HALL CREAM JUG of helmet shape with loop handle and on pedestal foot, painted with polychrome floral sprays, 5", a small creamware tankard transfer printed in the manner of Hancock and a blue and white lidded jug (3).

A LATE 18TH CENTURY NEW HALL HELMET SHAPED CREAM JUG with loop handle and ribbon tied floral swags to the inside of the rim and further floral sprays to the body, marked underneath with pattern number 129, 5" high; together with a further New Hall cream jug.

A PAIR OF DAVENPORT HALF ROUND CACHE POT decorated with wild flowers together with a New Hall tea bowl and two further porcelain saucers. (5)

A New Hall Type Tea Bowl, and a small quantity of similar ceramics (box)

A New Hall porcelain teapot and cover, circa 1800, of boat shape painted with a basket of flowers beneath a scale border reserved with flower sprays, a Chamberlain Worcester teapot and cover, circa 1820, gilt with floral sprays beneath an overlapping band of ovals, a Royal Worcester teapot and cover, circa 1887, decorated with flower sprays against an ivory ground with overhead bamboo handle, a Royal Copenhagen teapot and cover, a 20th Century Spode ‘Lancaster Cobalt’ teapot and cover, together with a collection of sixteen other assorted teapots and covers (faults)

White (T. W.). Guests of The Unspeakable, The Odyssey of an Australian Airman - being a record of captivity and escape in Turkey, n.d, c. 1932, b&w plts. after photos., orig. cloth, a little frayed to extreme head of upper joint, together with Von Buttlar Brandenfles (Treusch), Zeppelins over England, trans. Huntley Paterson, 1st ed., 1931, b&w illusts. after photos., orig. blue cloth, a little rubbed and some marks, plus Heydemarck (Haupt), War Flying in Macedonia, trans. Claud W. Sykes, n.d., c. 1934, orig. cloth in frayed and sl. torn d.j., and Hall (Norman S.), The Balloon Buster, Frank Luke of Arizona, pub. New York, 1928, orig. red cloth, rubbed and some soiling, plus Udet (Ernst), Ace of the Black Cross, trans. Kenneth Kirkness, n.d., c. 1937, orig. cloth, a little rubbed, and others similar, mostly World War I aviation memoirs and history, mostly early publications, 8vo (approx. 75)

A selection of mostly New Hall and New Hall-type tea wares, decorated in typical polychrome and gilt patterns, circa 1780-1805 (two items damaged)

A New Hall part tea service, sepia enamelled and gilt with vignettes of romantic ruins, gilt line borders, comprising eleven cups, eight saucers, milk jug, oval teapot stand, slop bowl, a cover, pattern number 945; a further New Hall part tea service, reserved with blue ground panels gilt with rustic scenes within gilt line borders, comprising four cups, seven saucers, milk jug, sucrier and a strawberry dish (numerous faults)

A collection of seventeen tea wares mainly Chinese 18th century to include: seven blue and white tea bowls and a later hexagonal tea pot stand a Thai market tea bowl famille verte tea bowl six coloured wares and a New Hall tea bowl (D) (17)

A New Hall Boumier Ware lustre bowl transfer printed with flowers against a pink ground.

A New Hall tea bowl and saucer printed and painted with Chinese parents watching their sons wonderment at a butterfly (2) From the Adlard James Collection

Gloucester Rugby Football Club Jubilee Celebration Menu Card for a dinner held at The New Inn Hotel on 13 November 1924, following the match against W.S. Donne's XV, one plate, decorative upper cover, red ribbon to spine, signed in pencil by 70 players and guests. Signatures include Hamilton-Wickes (England), Corbett (England), Uzzell (Wales), Voyce (England), Hudson (England 1906), Holford (England) and Hall (England 1901).

WILLIAM E PLUMSTEAD, SIGNED, WATERCOLOUR, ‘Strangers Hall, Norwich’, 9” x 6” and further PEN, INK AND WATERCOLOUR DRAWING, ‘The New Star, Quayside, Norwich’, 7” x 5”, (2)

Goldsmith (Rev. J.) A Grammar of General Geography, for the Use of Schools and Young Persons..., a new edition corrected and modernized, c.1835, eng. frontis. with a volvelle, addn. eng. title, lacking printed title, eight folding maps by Sidney Hall, some edge-fraying and short tears, ten eng. plts., some foxing and dust-soiling, orig. roan gilt, extrems. rubbed, 12mo in 6's, together with Kendal (E.A.), The Stories of Senex; Little Histories of Little People, printed for E. Newbury, 1800, eng. frontis. contemp. ms. names to title-page, stitching strained, orig. marbled boards, 12mo in 6's, plus Pinnock (W.), The First Step to Knowledge Made Easy, Intended as a Preparatory Reader, for the Use of Young Children, 2 vols., 1831, eng. frontis. to first vol., numerous letterpress engs., orig. roan, gilt lettered to upper covers, spines worn, and upper joints cracked with sl. loss, 12mo in 6's, plus ten others similar (14)

South America. Tallis (John & Co., pub.), Falkland Islands and Patagonia (3 copies), British Guayana (3 copies), Venezuela New Granada Equador and the Guayanas, Chili and La Plata (2 copies), c.1850s, nine engraved maps, each hand coloured in outline, with other maps of South America by Bowen, Hall, Thomas Kelly, Kitchin, etc. (approx. 70)

Three New Hall tea bowls and two matching saucers, painted with baskets of flowers and rose sprigs

An 18th century Chinese ‘Jesuit’ tea bowl, with landscape and figure decoration, a collection of late 18th and early 19th century cups and saucers, including some New Hall, and a gilded jug with wrythen moulding c.1800

THE RESIDUE OF A NEW HALL TEA SERVICE the teapot of serpentine lozenge shape, each piece painted in the famille rose palette with chinoiserie figures, comprising; teapot and cover (cover broken), milk jug (broken), three tea bowls (one cracked), three saucers (one rubbed), pattern no. 421

A pottery plate moulded with floral wreaths and painted in pink lustre and green enamel with stylised flowers, together with a similar dish, a small mug with copper lustre decoration and a New Hall type tea bowl.

A new Hall Boumier pink lustre bowl

A new Hall boy in the window pattern cup and saucer

HOLGATE (DAVID) NEW HALL AND ITS IMITATORS, cloth, dustwrapper, 8vo, 1971; Shinn (Charles and Dorrie) Victorian Parian China, cloth, dustwrapper, 8vo, 1971; Cushion (John P.) Animals In Pottery And Porcelain, cloth, dustwrapper, small 4to, 1974; Smith (Alan) Liverpool Herculaneum Pottery, cloth, dustwrapper, 8vo, 1970; Godden (Geoffrey A.) Ridgway Porcelains, cloth, dustwrapper, 8vo, 1972; Godden (Geoffrey A.) Mason's Patent Ironstone China, cloth, dustwrapper, 8vo, 1971; Rice (D. G.) Rockingham Pottery And Porcelain, cloth, dustwrapper, 8vo, 1971; Jenyns (Soame) Later Chinese Porcelain, cloth, 8vo, 1951 (8).

A rare New Hall Coffee Can, polychrome and painted scene of child on rocking horse with mother and family scene, hairline crack

A Worcester blue and white sparrow beak jug, circa 1790, of baluster form painted in underglaze blue with foliate sprays and a butterfly, 9.5cm high, together with another sparrow beak jug painted in an Imari pattern and enriched in gilt and a New hall type cream jug. (3)

An 18th Century New Hall Tea Service on white and puce ground having multicoloured swag, floral and leaf decoration, with branch shaped handles, comprising scalloped tray, teapot, 2-handled lidded sugar bowl, milk jug, pair of cups and pair of saucers (8)

Careme (Marie Antoinin). French Cookery, Comprising L'Art de la Cuisine Francaise; Le Patissier Royal; Le Cuisinier Parisien, translated by William Hall, new ed., William Tegg & Co., 1856, seventy-three double-page plts., occ. minor scattered spotting, orig. cloth gilt, slight wear to joints, 8vo (1)

Watson (John Edward). The Housewife's Directory: being the Most Complete System of Domestic Economy Ever Submitted to Public Notice, with Copious Marketing and Other Tables, [1825], half-title, eng. frontis., some browning and light damp staining, contemp. cloth, marked & soiled, 12mo, together with Bowman (Anne), The New Cookery Book: A Complete Manual of English and Foreign Cookery, 1869, chromo frontis. and plts., contemp. green qtr. morocco, thick 8vo, with [Rundell, Maria], A New System of Domestic Cookery, by a Lady, new ed., corrected, 1829, eng. frontis. and plts., closed tear to title, some scattered spotting and browning, contemp. half calf, small 8vo, and [Whiting, Sydney], Memoirs of a Stomach. Written by Himself, that all who Eat May Read. Edited by a Minister of the Interior, 6th ed., revised, Chapman and Hall, c.1855, ink stamp and signature to title, ink stamp to few leaves, margins frayed and slight dust soiling, modern cloth, slim 8vo, plus one other related (5)

McKenney (Thomas L. and Hall, James). The Indian Tribes of North America, with Biographical Sketches and Anecdotes of the Principal Chiefs, 3 vols., new ed., edited Frederick Webb Hodge, Edinburgh, 1933-34, numerous col. plts., b & w illusts. to text, two folding maps at rear of vol. 3, t.e.g., remainder rough-trimmed, orig. cloth gilt in d.j.s., 4to (3)

A pair of circa 1800 New Hall type porcelain tea bowls with polychrome Chinese figure and fenced garden decoration, 8.25 cm diameter

An English porcelain part tea and coffee service probably New Hall decorated in blue and gold with landscape scenes pattern No.655 comprising: a milk jug six coffee cans seven tea cups and two saucer dishes all c.1820. (16)

A pair of Caughley, Salopian, blue and white fluted tea bowls decorated with a Chinese pagoda pattern, gilt over decoration, further tea bowl decorated in the 'Rock Strata Island' pattern, and a New Hall tea bowl and saucer polychrome decorated with Chinese figures in a garden.

A collection of 20th century ceramics, to include a New hall Hanley part tea service, together with; other English part dinner wares.

14 Corgi Classics including commercial series: AEC Mercury Ayers, Tate & Lyle Foden and Bedford, AEC Pickfords and Green Hall Whitley, 4 Fodens: Regent, Hovis, Milk and Pickfords. Bedford Pantechnicons: Slumberland and Barnardos etc. All boxed, as new

Ewing. New general atlas containing distinct maps of all the principal states and kingdoms throughout the world. Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd 1826 27 maps hand coloured some foxing and browning to all pages centre fold of "World" map torn [no loss] contents stained original printed boards worn boards detached; London Cruchley G.F. New plan of London London 1832 one sheet approx 51cm high by 102cm wide hand coloured linen backed slipcase with paper labels corners bumped; Britain Sidney Hall's British Atlas. London: Chapman and Hall 1830-1832 53 maps approx 28cm high by 22cm wide hand coloured map of Bedfordshire torn [no loss] later green cloth (3).

A 19th Century New Hall Style Round Tea Bowl on white ground having blue, red and green floral and seaweed decoration, also another tea bowl having floral decoration (2)

An Ironstone China jug bulbous shape with pewter cover (6in.) together with an ironstone plate (8.25in.) and a New Hall bone china creamer painted in blue and red enamels printed mark - 6in. long

Keltie, John S. History of the Scottish Highlands, Highland Clans and Highland Regiments. Edinburgh: T.C. Jack, 1887, 2 volumes, 8vo, 71 plates (42 coloured plates of tartans), and 1 map, contemporary red half morocco, slightly rubbed; Stewart, David. Sketches of the Character, Manners, and Present State of the Highlanders of Scotland. Edinburgh: A. Constable, 1822, second edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, 1 folding printed table, contemporary blue calf, sides tooled in blind and gilt, spines gilt, bookplates of Sir Alfred Sherlock Gooch, somewhat spotted; Reid, John T. Art Rambles in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. London: G. Routledge, 1878, 8vo, illustrations by Dalziel Brothers, brown morocco gilt by Bickers and Sons, gilt stamp of The College of Preceptors on sides, spine gilt, g.e., slipcase; Quigley, Hugh The Highlands of Scotland. London, 1949, 8vo, tree calf gilt, spine gilt; Pennecuik, Alexander. The Works of Alexander Pennecuik of New-Hall, containing the Description of Tweeddale. Leith, 1815, 8vo, folding map, modern calf-backed boards, slightly spotted, map split at one fold (7)

A porcelain part tea service, possibly New Hall, decorated with shells and seaweed, comprising; cream jug, sugar bowl, seven cups and five saucers.

A Worcester, First Period,porcelain trio of spiral fluted form decorated in cobalt blue and gilt, New Hall tea bowl and saucer decorated with flowers and a further cup and saucer.

EMILY CALMADY (Fl.early-mid 19th Century) and other members of the same family AN ALBUM comprising approx. 91 watercolours, pen and ink drawings and pencil studies, including landscapes (scenes in Devon and Cumbria, similar to John Warwick Smith), portraits, caricatures, still lifes etc.,c.1809 -1853, a few signed or initialled, some inscribed, various sizes Provenance: By descent in the Calmady family until 2005 when acquired by the current owner. Emily Calmady (nee Greenwood) lived at Langdon Hall, Wembury, South Devon. She was married to Charles Biggs Calmady and the family were patrons of Frederick Christian Lewis (1779-1856). It was via Lewis that the Calmady family met Sir Thomas Lawrence, one of whose most distinctive works was his sentimental 1824 portrait of Emily and Laura Ann Calmady (Metropolitan Museum, New York). The whole family appear to have enjoyed sketching and examples of their work are found in the following six lots. ++ Mixed condition; some with handling marks or gum stains; some foxing; colours generally good; most of the finished watercolours in good condition

TWO MINTON COFFEE CANS painted in the Imari palette, a Chamberlains Imari palette can and a Minton gilt foliate pattern can and a New Hall can, painted in the Imari palette with buildings (a lot) ++New Hall can cracked

A New Hall porcelain teaset, circa 1810, polychrome printed and painted in Oriental ‘Window’ pattern, no.425, of straight-sided oval section teapot, 17.5cm high, six teabowls and saucers and a helmet shaped milk jug, (14).

A Liverpool porcelain teabowl and saucer, circa 1775, each underglaze blue printed with floral sprays within arcaded border, saucer 13.5cm diameter; a Seth Pennington polychrome porcelain teabowl; two others; a pair of New Hall type porcelain teabowls and saucers, figural decorated in the Chinese famille rose taste; and a floral garland decorated New Hall teabowl and saucer, (11).

A New Hall part tea service comprising silver shape teapot and cover slop bowl five teabowls and saucers each enamelled with a flower filled basket surrounded by scattered floral sprays within puce dot and red line borders circa 1795 (teapot with faults)

A set of six New Hall teabowls and saucers na•vely painted in puce orange and green with floral swags red line rims circa 1795

A New Hall part service pattern 186 comprising fluted slop bowl six teabowls and saucers and a helmet shaped cream jug printed with an undulating band of foliage and pink roses the interior with a pink ribbon circa 1795

New Hall tea wares including a spirally fluted bowl pattern 173; a small bowl pattern 191; a slop bowl pattern 208; a deep saucer with a fluted rim (4)

A 19th century Staffordshire christening mug inscribed in gilt John Walker January 1840 painted with two vignettes of fanciful birds in landscapes gilt rims; another mug inscribed in gilt Robert Mitchell Lord Rancliffs Bunny Park 1850 painted with bouquets of summer flowers and foliage gilt rims; another christening mug inscribed in gilt Lucy Jackson Perkin 1840 painted with flowers and foliage; a New Hall silver shape teapot pattern 434 na•vely painted with a band of flowers and foliage red rims flat cover 26cm long (handle broken and glued) (4)

New Hall type gilded whorled tea set (23)

COYSH & HENRYWOOD, Dictionary of Blue and White; HOLGATE, New Hall; GODDEN G., British Pottery and Porcelain, Coalport and Coalbrookdale Porcelain and three other reference (7)

A New Hall helmet-shaped cream boat on waisted stem and circular foot (chip to foot) L 10cm; and an early Derby pickle dish heightened in gilt L 12.5cm

A late 18th century Worcester saucer painted in Imari colours with the fan pattern and a New Hall jug printed and painted with the 'Boy at the Window’ pattern 10.5cm high (D) (2)

Attributed to New Hall a jug painted with the 126 pattern of a wavy pink ribbon band with flowers above iron red star twin strap band interwoven with wavy flowering vine band the baluster body spirally fluted 13cm high