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A New Hall coffee cup, with 'clip' handle, decorated in blue and gilt with a leaf scroll and bead band, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1795, and another, painted in famille rose palette with a basket of flowers and scattered flowers

A New Hall teabowl and saucer, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, within flower and iron red scroll borders, circa 1795, and another, painted with flowers, within interlinked flower and iron red dot bands, circa 1795

A rare New Hall round coffee pot stand, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, the fluted border with flowerheads, within an iron red line rim, 17.2cm diameter (6 3/4"), circa 1795

A rare New Hall round coffee pot stand, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, the fluted border with flowerheads, within an iron red line rim, 17.2cm diameter (6 3/4"), circa 1795 (See lot 813 for illustration).

Surtees (R.S.). Handley Cross; or, Mr. Jorrocks's Hunt, illust. John Leech, n.d., pub. Bradbury, Evans, & Co., n.d., c. 1870, hand-col. plts., orig. blindstamped cloth gilt, rubbed and some marks, somewhat faded to spine and edges and some fraying to foot of spine, together with Hillingdon Hall or The Cockney Squire, a Tale of Country Life, illust. Wildrake, Heath & Jellicoe, pub. John C. Nimmo, 1888, hand-col. plts., rough-trimmed, orig. blindstamped cloth gilt, rubbed and some fading to spine and top edge of rear cover, a little frayed to head of spine, plus Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour, illust. John Leech, 1860, col. plts., t.e.g., near-contemp. half green calf, a little rubbed and lightly faded to spine, etc., all 8vo, and Alken (Henry, illust.), The Life of a Sportsman, by Nimrod, 1905, thirty-six col. plts., t.e.g., orig. green cloth gilt, minor fraying to extrems. (generally a good copy), large 8vo, plus one other (Nimrod's Hunting Reminisces comprising Memoirs of Masters of Hounds ..., new ed., with an introduction by W. Shaw Sparrow, 1926, col. plts., b&w illusts., partly untrimmed, orig. green cloth gilt, some fading to spine and edges, small 4to (5)

LONDON AND LONDON MARKS Seven Publications: Jackson, C.J (Edited by Pickford): Silver and Gold Marks, Cripps, W: Old English Plate, 1878, Girling, F.A; English Merchant's Marks, Jacksons Hallmarks Pocket Edition, 1991, Chaffers, W: Hallmarks on Plate, 2nd edition, Spurious Antique Plate, a Goldsmiths Hall Pamphlet and Dove, A.B.L: Some New Light on Plate Duty and its Marks, an article. (7)

A group of porcelain including a pair of Staffordshire green glaze twin handle vases, damaged, a New Hall porcelain tea bowl and a Dresden net dancer figure.

A SET OF SIX LATE 18TH-CENTURY NEW HALL PORCELAIN COFFEE CUPS each of 28-lobed form with plain loop handle, the upper body painted with a foliate meander and pink bellflowers to the exterior, the interior with similar flowers above arcading, unmarked, 6.4cm, (2.5in) diameter and height.

Three matching pieces of late 18th Century New Hall porcelain teaware, pattern N 421 and an early 19th Century English porcelain saucer, decorated with shells, pattern 1795..

Five pieces of late 18th Century New Hall porcelain teaware and a Worcester Fisherman and Cormorant pattern tea cup with 'S' mark to the underside..

A New Hall Staffordshire Pottery Box, the cover with Scene of Mounted Huntsman with Hounds in Country Landscape, Signed A C Shorthouss, Printed Mark circa 1930 - 51.

Herculaneum bute shaped teacup and saucer circa 1800, painted with pink and gilt scattered flora within leaf chain border, Also a fluted coffee cup and saucer probably New Hall (4)

A Derby botanical plate, painted with a blue flowering pea, pattern No.197, a campana vase painted with flowers on a blue ground, a London shape cup and saucer, A Barr Worcester and a New Hall coffee can and Spode chocolate cup and cover, late 18th and early 19th century, 26cm. Max. (8) Some faults.

A New Hall oval sugar bowl and cover, decorated in the Imari palette with a fruiting leafy tree, pattern No.446, c.1800-1810, 13. 5cm. (2)

A New Hall teapot, cover and stand, decorated in blue and gold with a fruiting grape vine, pattern No.631, c.1810, 27cm. (3)

A New Hall bowl, painted in polychrome with Chinese figures, one with a mandolin the other with a parasol, pattern No.157, c.1800, 15. 4cm. Some wear.

A New Hall oval teapot and cover, decorated with flowers, pattern No.241, together with five teabowls and two saucers, all early 19th century. (9) The teapot cracked.

A New Hall fluted coffee cup and saucer, decorated in blue and gilt with borders of stars, swags and arches, c.1790. (2)

Walpole, Robert, Earl of Oxford, Aedea Walpolianae: or, A Description of the Collection of Pictures at Houghton-Hall in Norfolk, [n.p., 1752], 4to (300 x 235mm.), 4 engraved plates by G. Vertue, 2 of which are folding, and 2 folding plans, new endpapers, modern red cloth, Second edition. Charlton, W. H., Burghley, Stamford, William Langley, 1847, 8vo (225 x 140mm.), engraved frontispiece of William Cecil, Lord Burghley, additional title vignette, contemporary ownership inscription on front free endpaper, original red cloth gilt, rebacked, Andrews, William (editor), Antiquities and Curiosities of the Church, London, William Andrews & Co, 1897, 8vo (215 x 140mm.), half title, lithographed frontispiece within red ruled border of East Window, York Minster, illustrations, advertisement leaves at end, original brown cloth gilt. With Christopher Hussey's 'Clarence House' (London, 1949)

Oswald, Arthur, Country Houses of Kent, London, Country Life Ltd, 1933, 4to (250 x 185mm.), half title, photographic frontispiece of Leeds Castle, plates, illustrations and a folding map of the county of Kent, original decorative cloth. Cunningham, Colin, Victorian and Edwardian Town Halls, London, Boston and Henley, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1981, 4to (250 x 190mm.), half title, photographic frontispiece showing the construction of Rochdale town hall, plates, and illustrations, original cloth,and dust-jacket. Harris, John, & Gordon Higgott, Inigo Jones Complete Architectural Drawings, New York, A. Zwemmer Ltd., 1989, 4o (265 x 210mm.), half title, colour and black and white photographic plates and illustrations, original black cloth, and decorative dust-jacket. Together with 17 other works in 17 volumes, including Olive Cooks 'The English Country House (London, 1974), Donald J. Olsen's 'Town Planning in London' (London, 1982), Ian Dunlop's 'Royal Palaces of France' (London, 1985), & Adrian Tinniswood's 'A History of Country House Visiting' (London, 1989)

Picturesque Views of the Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, in England and Wales, London, Harrison, ca. 1787, Oblong 8vo (155 x 205mm.), title with publishers vignette, 99 (of 100) engraved plates, lacking plate of Gidea Hall, new endpapers, later half red morocco, spine lettered in gilt, bookplate of David Clegg

Country Homes, Gardens Old & New, Woodsome Hall, Yorkshire, A Seat of The Earl of Dartmouth, London, Country Life, 1906, folio (375 x 240mm.), later calf backed spine, front cover lettered in gilt. With front cover of 'Elizabethan & Shakesperian Village Pageant -Woodstone, Wednesday, June 27th', bound in at end

A New Hall 'Nirvana' coffee set.

Two New Hall coffee pots and one other.

A New Hall 'London' shape bone china part tea service, painted with panels of floral sprays reserved on an ozier-moulded ground, comprising: a teapot, cover and, a sugar box and cover, a slop bowl, a milk jug, two saucer dishes, eight teacups, eleven coffee cups and ten saucers, iron-red painted pattern no. 2439, circa 1825 (some damage and restoration)

A New Hall Bute shaped ring handled tea cup and saucer decorated with a band of gilt vines on a blue ground, pattern No.692; an English tea cup and saucer decorated with flower filled reserve panels on a blue ground (4)

A New Hall coffee cup and saucer, the cup with 'clip' handle, painted in famille rose palette with baskets of flowers, within puce dot and iron red line borders, circa 1785-90

A Flight fluted coffee cup, with ear shaped handle, decorated in underglaze blue and gilt with flowers and leaves, 6.5cm high (2.5"), mark in blue, circa 1785, a New Hall coffee cup and saucer, a Flight, Barr and Barr teacup, decorated in green and gilt and various teabowls

A New Hall helmet shaped milk jug, decorated in gilt with an entwined leaf, ribbon and berry band, 12.8cm high (5"), pattern number 52 in puce, circa 1790

A New Hall tapering helmet shaped milk jug, painted in famille rose palette with flowers in a basket, within simple puce and iron borders, 10.8cm high (4.25"), circa 1795

A New Hall teabowl and saucer, printed and painted with figures in a garden, in Chinese style, within iron red line borders, circa 1790 (teabowl with hairline crack)

A New Hall teabowl and saucer, painted in brown, blue, yellow, puce and green with interlinked garlands and dots, within blue line borders, circa 1785

A pair of New Hall coffee cups and saucers, each painted in orange monochrome with flowers and leaves, within orange flower and berry scroll borders, circa 1790, and various teabowls and saucers

A Chinese blue and white small baluster vase, painted with figures in an extensive landscape, beneath flower and hatched bands, 12.8cm high (5"), Kangxi (rim with old restoration), two Chinese Export saucers, a New Hall teabowl and a London Shape coffee cup

A late 18th Century English 6in. circular fluted and tapered slop bowl, the border painted floral festoons, possibly New Hall.

Chaffers hall marks on plate, eighth edition, the new Chaffers marks and monograms on pottery and porcelain, fourteenth edition, and Chaffers Gilda Aurifatrorum

A Barr Worcester teapot and cover, painted in brown and gilt with fruiting vines, a New Hall teapot and cover decorated with thistles, pattern 318, a Barr Worcester trio, a New Hall cup and saucer and a fluted coffee can, all early 19th century. (10) Some damage and restoration.

A New Hall part tea service, decorated with Chinese figures, pattern No.421, early 19th century, comprising: a teapot, slop bowl, teacup, teabowl, coffee can and saucer. (6) Teabowl and teapot cracked.

A Minton bone china teacup and saucer, pattern No.827, a New Hall bone china coffee cup and saucer, the saucer with a printed mark, and a trio, all decorated with flowers, all early 19th century. (7) Some cracks.

A New Hall fluted coffee cup and saucer, decorated with a blue and gilt border pattern, late 18th century. (2)

CERAMICS A collection of 21 vols. (including one on glass) inc. Twitchett, John. Derby Porcelain, 1980, - Sandon, Henry. Flight and Barr Worcester Porcelain 1783-1840, 1978. Presentation copy from the author - Drakard, D.& P, Holdway. Spode Printed Ware, 1983 - Holgate, David. New Hall & Its Imitations, 1971 Various sizes, mostly orig. cloth, many in d.ws.

SHARPE'S LONDON JOURNAL Vols. 1-15; and New Series Vol. 8, Arthur Hall, Virtue & Co., n.d. (c.1845)-1852. 8vo., orig. red cloth, spines gilt. Wood engravings and engraved plates, including topographical views by W. H. Bartlett and others. With 28 others, mostly Victorian periodicals. Sold not subject to return. (44)

SOUTHEY, ROBERT Sir Thomas More: Or Colloquies on the Progress and Prospects of Society. 2 vols., 1829. 8vo., cont. calf gilt. Engraved portrait frontispiece and 6 views of the Lake District (spotted). -- HALL, S. C. & A. M. The Book of the Thames. New Edition, J. S. Virtue, n.d. (c.1885). Small 4to., full green morocco, a.e.g. Numerous illustrations. With two others. (5)

A New Hall part tea service, circa 1795, polychrome decorated with the boy and a butterfly pattern, comprising a commode shape teapot and cover, cream jug, sugar bowl, slop bowl, 6 tea bowls and 6 saucers, overglaze red '421' to base (16)

A New Hall baluster cream jug and cover, circa 1775, busily printed in blue with temple scenes within gilt borders, clip handled with blue printed foliate detail, 5.75" high, two New Hall teabowls, circa 1785, printed with a house beside a river and a geometric border to the interior, gilt lined, 2" high and another teabowl printed with the temple pattern (4)

A Group of New Hall Porcelain Tea Wares, 1790s, comprising a tea bowl and stand with flower bouquets border (hair crack), a tea bowl and stand with black entwined border, a tea bowl and stand with fine floral meander between gilt lines and a pair of stands, orange and puce loop border (8)

A Group of New Hall Porcelain Tea Wares, 1790s, comprising a pair of tea bowls and stand, with iron red meander and pencilled rose sprays, a tea bowl and stand with a rose meander on a central line, a tea bowl and stand with puce squiggle festoons between green panels, and a tea bowl, coffee cup and stand with puce feathery festoons alternating with an iron red double line border (10)

A Group of New Hall Porcelain Tea Wares, 1790s, comprising a fluted tea bowl and stand with basket centre, a tea bowl and stand with dotted meander, polychrome flower sprays, two tea bowls and stand with puce ribbon meandering on starred puce lines and two tea bowls and stand with polychrome flower sprays under "cash" centred orange meanders (10)

Four New Hall Jugs, 1790s, all of helmet form, two fluted, one with flower baskets to sides, the last of shouldered helmet form (crack) (4)

A New Hall Baluster Coffee Pot, late 18th/early 19th century, the domed cover with baluster finial, painted in puce, green-orange, green and black with entwined chain and rose garlands, scattered rose sprays, (22cm)

Various items of English porcelain, comprising: a New Hall commode-shape teapot and cover (cover restored); a Worcester spirally fluted coffee cup and saucer, crescent marks; a Chamberlain's Worcester plate (cracked); a 'Dragon in compartments' coffee can; a Derby cup (cracked), various dates late 18th and early 19th centuries; and two modern enamel pill boxes

A New Hall 'Bute' shaped trio, painted in blue, iron-red and gilt with pattern no. 446, early 19th century (minor wear)

A New Hall-type 'Bute' shape part tea service, painted in shades of puce and green with a waved band of stylised leaves and rosettes, comprising: a teapot and cover; a milk jug and six cups and saucers, painted pattern no. 193, circa 1815 (some cracks)

A pair of New Hall bat-printed saucer dishes, printed en grisaille with vignettes after Adam Buck of Children at play, 20cm diameter, painted black pattern no. 1109 (slight surface wear); a Worcester fluted saucer dish (cracked); and two teabowls painted in seipia and gilt with a band of strawberries, painted pattern no. 292 (rubbing to gilding), circa 1800

Five various English porcelain porcelain 'Bute' shape teacups and saucers, including a New Hall example and two Spode examples, circa 1815 (minor damage and stains)

A New Hall trio, of ogee form, painted and gilt with trailing flowers and foliage, painted pattern no. 7/4043, circa 1820 (teacup cracked)

An assortment of English porcelain teawares, mostly 'London', 'Rococo revival' and 'Etruscan' shapes, including various Minton cup and saucers and a New Hall 'London' shape trio painted with pink roses (some damage)

A miscellaneous selection of teawares, including: two 'Bute' shape bat printed cups and saucers, printed in puce; a New Hall type tea bowl and saucer painted in the Chinese export style; a Worcester (Barr) tea cup and saucer, gilt with a band of panels of flowers above an orange ground and various other cups and saucers, various dates, mostly late 18th and first quarter 19th centuries (minor damage and staining)

Four various 'Rococo revival' teapots, comprising: a New Hall round teapot and domed cover painted with roses, painted pattern no. 2901; an H.& R. Daniel teapot and cover printed and painted with flowers and with four acanthus feet, painted pattern no. 4696 (cracked); two other teapots and covers; and two various teapot stands, (some damage), circa 1830

A miscellaneous selection of teawares, comprising: an 'Etruscan' trio and an additional saucer, painted with yellow band panels of flowers reserved on a blue ground; a New Hall type 'London' shape teacup and saucer printed and painted with Oriental figures in a landscape; and various other cups and saucers, first quarter 19th century (some damage)