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A New Hall serpentine sided teapot and cover, with vase shaped knop, decorated in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, within puce diaper borders, 6" high (15.2cm) pattern number 273, circa 1790, and another decorated with pattern number 191 (damaged)

A rare New Hall facetted cylindrical tea canister and cover, with pointed knop, painted in purple with swags, suspending gilt leaves, within gilt dentil and line borders, 5 1.4" high (13.5cm), circa 1780 (knop with some restoration)

A New Hall reeded coffee cup and saucer, decorated in blue and gilt with dot and loop bands, circa 1785

A New Hall serpentine sided milk jug, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, beneath a flower and scroll border, 4 1/4" high (10.8cm) pattern number 195 in puce, circa 1790 (crack to handle), and a fluted teabowl and saucer, painted in puce and black with flowers and leaf scroll bands

A pair of New Hall teabowls, coffee cups and saucers, each printed in underglaze blue with the Trench Mortar pattern, in Chinese style, the butterfly and diaper borders picked out in gilt, circa 1785

Hall (Sidney). A New British Atlas; Comprising a Series of 54 Maps, Constructed from the Most Recent Surveys, 1833, eng. title, fifty-four hand-col. maps (inc. 1 folding & sectionalised on linen), occasional offsetting & spotting mostly to text, sewing weak and few pages detached, contemp. qtr. morocco, rubbed & worn, 4to (1)

Europe. Cary (John), A New Map of Spain and Portugal Divided into their Respective Kingdoms and Provinces, 1811, hand coloured engraved map, oval title border, approx. 470 x 520 mm, together with Thomson (John), Spain and Portugal, c.1816, hand coloured engraved map, approx. 500 x 605 mm, and Covens & Mortier (pub.), Dwina Fluvius, c.1730s, engraved map of the Dvina River in Russia, hand coloured in outline, approx. 430 x 540 mm, and Thomson (John), South Part of Turkey in Europe, c.1816, hand coloured engraved map, some creasing and splitting to central fold, approx. 500 x 600 mm, plus other maps of Europe and countries within Europe incl. Cary, Thomson, Hall, etc. (33)

A Paraon coffee service, an oriental design coffee service, a new Hall Boumier cruet and an Italian vase

A New Hall sucrier and cover decorated with pattern number 229, another of similar shape decorated with pattern number 318, together with a New Hall sucrier and a cover painted with variations of pattern 280, 14cm wide (R) (6)

A New Hall sucrier and cover painted with the floral 1927 pattern on basket moulding, 18.5cm across the handles together with an oval section sucrier and cover painted with red flowering green and gilt foliage bands, marked No.45 on the base (4)

A New Hall tea bowl, saucer and waste bowl painted with the 173 pattern of pendant flowers from pink diaper, together with another tea bowl and saucer of New Hall type with similar decoration (D) (5)

A New Hall blue and white tea bowl and saucer printed with the crooked tree pattern (2)

A pair of New Hall tea cups and saucers printed and over painted with the boy at the window pattern (4)

Jazz - Ninety-six 78 r.p.m. 12 long-playing records, including Ben Webster & Oscar Peterson, 'Soulville' double album (Verve 2352 029 & 030); Billy Banks and his Rhythmakers, untitled (CBS M52732); McKinney's Cotton Pickers, untitled (RCA Victor RD.7561); Paul Barbarin, 'New Orleans Jamboree' (Concert Hall CJ-1205); The Harlem Hamfats, untitled (Ace of Hearts AH 77), (2 boxes).

A New Hall bone china milk jug, painted with an Imari pattern (5.5in. long), a Minton gilded milk jug and one other milk jug

A late 18th century New Hall-type teapot, cream jug and slop bowl, teapot of lobed quatre-form with cover, pattern N186, all hybrid hard-paste, painted floral decoration near-matching in puce, green and red enamel,

Five New Hall Tea Bowls, various designs, two others, a Teacup and a Saucer. (PV)

A New Hall helmet shaped cream jug, painted in coloured enamels with a chinoiserie scene with figures in a garden, red line and dot inner rim with blue flowerheads, 10cm high, circa 1790 (small rim chip)

A New Hall oval two-handled spirally fluted sucrier and cover, with moulded ring handles, ring finial, sparsely enamelled with pink floral sprays, 14cm wide, circa 1795.

HOLGATE, David - New Hall & It's Imitators: London, 1971, 8vo, d/w

Bachmann Branch line limited edition series OO locomotive and tender 4-6-0 Raveningham Hall, in dark green GW livery, RN 6960. Complete with paperwork and accessories. In padded wooden box with One of 2000 certificate. As new, with outer cardboard cover

A tea service, 19th century, possibly New Hall, comprising: eleven tea cups; six coffee cups; twelve saucers; two bread and butter plates; a slop bowl; a milk jug; a sucrier and cover; and a teapot; decorated with a band of orange and yellow fern design surrounded by two borders of gilt patterns with stylised floral gilt cartouches.

A matched New Hall porcelain part tea service, comprising: a teapot cover and stand of silver shape milk jug, sugar bowl and slop bowl, decorated in coloured enamels, Pattern Nos. 171 and 195, circa 1790, some damage.

A New Hall dish and two matching plates, decorated with views of Windsor Castle, Twickenham Meadows and Haddington Castle, no marks. Slight wear to the gilding. c.1820, 23.5cm. Max. (3)

Two New Hall teacups and saucers, decorated with panels of Mother and Child after Adam Buck, a Ridgway Imari decorated cup and saucer, a Mason"s coffee can and a factory Z coffee can, all 1st half 19th century. (8)

A New Hall dish, decorated with classical figures and fruit on a gilded blue ground, pattern No.1277, c.1810, 22.5cm.

Three items of New Hall type porcelain, variously painted in the Chinese Export style, comprising; a slop bowl, 15.5cm diameter, (cracked), a spirally-fluted teacup and saucer, and a commode-shaped milk jug, circa 1800

A Staffordshire bone china mug, painted with a sportsman shooting snipe, attended by a setter and two pointers, auricular handle, 7.5cm high (handle cracked); a Spode pale-lilac ground 'Low Dutch' jug sprigged in white relief with figures (minor wear); two other similar jugs, probably New Hall (one cracked to spout); a Staffordshire salt-glazed stoneware blue-ground mug sprigged with classical figures and a similar jug, circa 1830

A New Hall pottery toilet set, printed in the Summertime pattern, comprising; wash jug and bowl, chamber pot, toothbrush holder and covered soap dish

A quantity of ceramics including a Coalport porcelain rouge pot and cover painted flowers, pair of plates kakiemon decorated with flying foxes, New Hall tea bowl and a Belleek salt

A NEW HALL PORCELAIN SAUCER DISH painted with polychrome flowers and blue spirals, maroon rim, 8 1/2" wide, stamped New Hall, and a slop bowl to match, early 19th century (2)

A PAIR OF NEW HALL PORCELAIN CUPS AND SAUCERS painted with the yellow shell pattern within red and green foliage, early 19th century

Jackson (Purcell of Derby - Moments with the Muse, for subscribers, Derby, 1855, scarce; (John Allen) - Matlock with other Poems, New Edition, engraved vignettes and litho f'piece, tree calf, London & Derby, Whittaker & Co and Bemrose & Son, nd; Spencer T Hall - The Peak and The Plains in Woodland Field and Mountain, tree calf, 1853; scarce; John King - Rustic Leays Scarborough, nd; The Aurora Borelis a Literary Annual edited by Members of the Society of Friends, Newcastle upon Tyne and London, 1833 (5)

A New Hall spirally fluted ogee cream jug, with pendulous gilt foliage and a cobalt and gilt ribbon, the rims and handle gilt, 12.5cm h, painted N248 in red, c1790-97 In fine condition (Please see lot 194 for image)

A New Hall oval cream jug, with a wide cobalt and gilt band of leaves and acorns, 9.5cm h, painted 524 in iron red, c1810 In fine condition

A 288 pattern tea cup and saucer, coffee can and coffee cup (W) (4) The latter two items have the mauve berried version of this pattern; see Patricia Preller 'New Hall Pattern Book' page 12

A 1525 teapot stand, cup and saucer, printed and overpainted with mothers and children playing, together with a saucer of pattern number 1109 from the same series but uncoloured, marked New Hall (4)

A 1398 pattern cup and saucer painted in Imari palette with radiating panels, New Hall mark and a 1944 pattern cup and saucer painted with flowers on osier mouldings (4)

A pair of 1478 pattern dishes centrally printed and painted with a basket of flowers within 'jasper' rim, New Hall marks and one with pattern number, 20.5cm diameter (2)

A 1508 pattern cup, tea bowl and saucer printed and painted with flowers, New Hall mark and a 1513 pattern tea cup and saucer printed and painted with birds and flowers (5)

Pattern numbers 1511, 1553, 2350 and 2576, four dishes, the first printed and painted with a bird amongst flowers, 22cm diameter, the second with a bunch of flowers, 20cm diameter, both with New Hall marks and pattern numbers, the other two painted with flowers (4)

Two jugs of New Hall type painted in Chinese export style, 12cm high (2) The larger has been previously attributed to factory X

Holgate (David), New Hall and Its Imitators, London 1971

An H & R Daniel Shell Shape coffee cup and saucer, the green ground border picked out in gilt, pattern number 5045, a David teacup, coffee cup and saucer, with gadrooned borders, painted with flowers, pattern number 4312, and a New Hall coffee can, with ring handle, bat printed en grisaille with buildings.

Four New Hall London Shape teacups and saucers, each painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, the narrow blue ground borders decorated in gilt with leaves, circa 1825

A New Hall London Shape milk jug, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, the narrow blue ground borders decorated in gilt with leaves, circa 1825

A Stephen Folch London Shape teacup and saucer, painted with pink roses and leaves, within garland moulded borders, a New Hall London Shape teacup and saucer, decorated in Imari palette with flowers and leaves, pattern no. 1279, and a Coalport London Shape teacup

A Stephen Folch London Shape milk jug, decorated in coloured enamels and lustre with flowers and leaves, within garland moulded borders, pattern No. 18, another, printed and painted with figures and an urn of flowers, and a New Hall serpentine sided teapot, circa 1790 (crack, no cover)

Three New Hall coffee cans, each painted in brown with fruits and leaves and picked out in gilt, within gilt bands, 2 1/4" high (5.8cm) circa 1810

A Barr Worcester coffee can, with ring handle, decorated in gilt with scrolling leaves, on an orange ground band, 2 1/4" high (5.8cm) incised mark, circa 1800 and a New Hall Bute Shape teacup and saucer, painted in brown with fruits and leaves, and picked out in gilt

A New Hall helmet shaped milk jug, with loop handle, painted in famille rose palette with a woman holding a parasol, and a young boy with a flower, in a fenced garden, in Chinese style, the interior with a puce, blue and iron red loop and pendant flowerhead band, on round foot, 3 3/4" high (9.5cm), circa 1785 This is New Hall pattern number 20

A New Hall oval teapot, cover and stand, painted in gilt, blue and iron red with trailing flowers and leaves, within gilt line borders 6" high (15.2cm), pattern number 471 in iron red and puce, circa 1805, (faint crack to lower terminal of handle)

A New Hall coffee cup and saucer, the coffee cup with 'clip' handle, decorated in famille rose palette with two figures in a fenced garden, in Chinese style, with puce and blue flowerhead and dot borders, circa 1785-90 This is New Hall pattern number 20

A rare New Hall coffee cup, with grooved loop handle, painted in famille rose palette with a mother and child, in a fenced garden, in Chinese style, the interior with a puce and blue loop and dot band, 2 1/4" high (5.8 cm), circa 1790 (glued). This is New Hall pattern number 20. This form of handle is most uncommon in New Hall porcelains. .

A New Hall coffee cup, with 'clip' handle, painted in famille rose palette with a mother a child, in a fenced garden, in Chinese style, the interior with a puce and blue loop and dot band, 2 1/2" high (6.5 cm), circa 1785-90 (cracks). This is New Hall pattern number 20.

A New Hall serpentine sided teapot and cover, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, within flowerhead and leaf scroll bands, 5 1/2" high (14cm) pattern number 660 in red, circa 1790 (footrim firing fault)

A New Hall coffee cup and saucer, the cup with 'clip) handle, decorated in famille rose palette with baskets of flowers, within meander and dot borders, circa 1785-90

An English porcelain saucer, painted with a mother and child in a fenced garden, with a puce and blue looped and dot border, 5 1/4" diameter (13.5 cm), circa 1790 (faint rim crack). This is a version of New Hall pattern number 20.

A New Hall facetted saucer dish, the pale blue ground central roundel and border painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, with gilt dentil and line bands, 8" diameter (20.5 cm), circa 1790. See Pat Preller, A Partial Reconstruction of the New Hall pattern book, for a similar saucer dish, the pattern number not known. .

A rare New Hall serpentine sided low creamboat, the leaf moulded loop handle with pointed terminal, painted in famille rose palette with pendant flowers and leaves, beneath puce and iron red leaf scrolls, and a purple band, the exterior painted in puce with simple scattered flowers, 5" long (12.8cm) circa 1785-88 This is New Hall pattern number 121 This form of New Hall creamboat appears to be unrecorded