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A New Hall rectangular two handled sucrier and cover, decorated in Imari style with flowers and leaves, within blue and gilt border, 10. 8cm high (4 1/4"), pattern number 1542, circa 1820

A New Hall Warburtons Patent coffee can, with ring handle, bat printed in gilt with a cottage in a landscape, flanked by blue ground bands decorated in gilt with leaf scrolls, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), workmans mark in red, circa 1800

A New Hall coffee can, teacup and saucer, with ring handles, each bold decorated in gilt with flowerheads and leaf scrolls, on a blue ground, circa 1818.

A New Hall coffee can, teacup and saucer, decorated in blue and gilt with oak leaf and acorn bands, circa 1818-20

A New Hall coffee can, with ring handle, decorated in iron red, blue and gilt with a cottage and a bridge in a river landscape, the interior with a gilt leaf scroll band, 6cm high (2 3/8"), circa 1820

A New Hall coffee can, with ring handle, decorated in iron red, blue and gilt with a church, cottages and figures in a river landscape, beneath a gilt line rim, 6cm high (2 3/"), circa 1820 This is New Hall pattern number 1163

A New Hall coffee can, decorated in blue and gilt with a broad leaf scroll and vine band, 6cm high (2 3/8"), circa 1815

A New Hall coffee can, decorated in Imari style with a vase, flowers and fences, beneath a flower panelled band, 6cm high (2 3/8") circa 1815 This is New Hall pattern number 510

A New Hall serpentine sided oval teapot and cover, with loop handle and vase shaped knop, printed in underglaze blue with the Trench Mortar pattern, in Chinese style, 14cm high (5 1/2"), circa 1790 (base star crack)

A New Hall coffee cup, with clip shaped handle, painted in coloured enamels with pink roses and leaves, within purple leaf roundels, on a puce and gilt stiff leaf band, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1790

A New Hall helmet shaped milk jug, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, beneath a flower and puce leaf scroll band, on round base, 11.5cm high (4 1/2"), pattern number 312, circa 1795

A New Hall teabowl and saucer, painted in blue, puce and gilt with scattered flowers, within gilt line borders, circa 1790

Two English Porcelain Tea Bowls and Stands], one of New Hall type painted with Chinese figures by a fence and tree, the other with a Chinese family by a tree (4).

Hall (Samuel Carter and Anna Maria) The Book of the Thames, from its Rise to its Fall, new edition, engraved text illustrations, new endpapers, original blue cloth gilt, rebacked, 8vo, n.d. [c.1880].

Hall (Samuel Carter and Anna Maria). The Book of the Thames from Its Rise to Its Fall, new edition, engraved illustrations, a.e.g., ink inscription on frontendpaper, contemporary morocco, rubbed at extremities, 8vo, [c.1878].

A New Hall commode shaped milk jug, pattern no.195, painted in the Chinese Export style, painted iron-red pattern no., circa 1790 (restored chip to spout)

A Caughley blue and white teabowl and saucer, printed with the 'Fence' pattern, blue 'C' mark, circa 1780; and a New Hall milk jug painted with flowers, iron-red pattern no. 595, circa 1815 (handle cracked and restored)

A selection of English porcelain tea wares, comprising; four New Hall coffee cans and two saucers, printed en grisaille with oval landscape panels, reserved on a blue and gilt ground, circa 1815 (some damage and wear); two other coffee cans and saucers and a pair of Derby bottle vases, painted and gilt with sprays of flowers, 8.5cm high, iron-red script marks, circa 1825 (one with small crack to the neck)

Three New Hall 'London' shape coffee cups and saucers, painted in colours with a band of flowers, pattern no. 1485 or 1830 (one cup cracked); a teacup and saucer ensuite; and another English porcelain coffee can, circa 1815

Various items of English blue printed Chinoiserie porcelain, comprising; a Miles Mason saucer dish; a New Hall trio and an oval teapot stand, late 18th century

A John Turner porcelain oval teapot, cover and stand, painted in shades of iron-red, puce, blue and gilt with sprays of flowers, with leaf moulded spout terminal (old repair to cover finial, some wear); and a tea bowl and saucer ensuite (minor wear), circa 1800; and two New Hall type teacups and a saucer, spirally moulded and painted in the Chinese Export style, late 18th century

A Chinese export famille rose armorial cream jug, Qianlong (1736-95), of squat tapering globular form, painted with rose sprays and lion crest and monogramme W D W, spout chip, handle repaired, 3" high, a pair of famill rose conical cups, 19th century, each decorated with a crane and aquatic plants, damaged, 2.5" diameter and a New Hall type shanked saucer, circa 1800, decorated with a basket of flowers and sprigs, chipped, 5.5" diameter (4)

A New Hall pattern 446 porcelain trio, circa 1805, decorated in a rich Imari palette with stylised wisteria trees within gilt lined borders, red enamel tally marks, comprising bute shaped cup, coffee can and saucer and an A & E Keeling shanked tea bowl and saucer, circa 1790, decorated with pattern 126, minor enamel rubbing (5)

A New Hall porcelain bowl, circa 1800, decorated in famille rose enamels with pattern 425, the Boy in a Window pattern marked New Hall in red within concentric circles and 425 in black, restored rim chip, 10.5" diameter

A New Hall 'Commode' shape teapot, painted in enamel colours with sprigs and ribbons, painted pattern No.N186 in purple enamel, c.1790, 15cm (6) on a shaped stand, painted pattern No. 195, 19cm (7.5") (stand a.f)

A New Hall-type spirally-fluted part tea service, probably Factory X, painted with pattern no. 94, a blue and gilt band with iron red flower bosses, suspending gilt swags, comprising; a teapot, cover and stand, a coffee pot and cover, a spoon tray, a slop bowl, a sugar bowl and cover, a helmet milk jug, two sandwich plates, two circular stands, twelve tea bowls, eleven coffee cups and ten saucers, painted pattern no., circa 1790 (minor damage and restoration)

A Staffordshire bone china bat-printed milk jug, probably New Hall, printed in puce and painted after Adam Buck with two vignettes of a woman seated on chaise longue, her child at her side, each holding a small racket, the child a shuttlecock and two vignettes of fruit, blue-line rims, height 14cm (5 1/2in), circa 1820 (small hairline crack to rim)

Nina Pope (b. 1968), A Public Auction of Private Art Works, documentation of process: artist's note book and annotated copy of the original catalogue (including buyers and prices); various paper based documents including plans for exhibition layout, photocopies of original catalogue and news items from 1949, correspondence with artists, Commission East, auction houses, printers etc.; two mini disc recordings of interviews with Joan Furbank and Peter Foster regarding the 1949 auction; video documentation of auctions, artists visits, castle details, installation; various research books; artist's copy of Benacre Hall auction catalogue; artist's copy of One Amazing Auction Sale - Millennium Dome auction catalogue; various documents relating to work of participating artists, set of slides - production stills and installation shots; an annotated copy of the new catalogue and video archive of web cast stream, dimensions: variable. Executed in 2000-2001.

Five English porcelain coffee cans, 1800-1810 period, New Hall type, one bat printed in black with a watermill, cottages and figures, ring handle, the remainder polychrome decorated, and also a New Hall type coffee cup circa 1795 decorated with floral sprays, a Staffordshire sponge ware conical teacup decorated with a naive peacock, a Staffordshire lustre ware conical teacup printed with a shepherdess, two Miles Mason blue and white printed chinoiserie saucers and a Staffordshire ironstone eggcup, some damage (11)

A Newhall 241 pattern helmet shaped cream jug, circa 1795, decorated with polychrome sprays and sprigs of flowers below a meandering floral border, pattern N241 in black 4.25" high, another New Hall helmet shaped cream jug decorated with floral sprigs, puce diaper internal border, clip handle 4" high and a shanked oval cream jug, probably Thomas Rose, Coalport, decorated with puce sprigs, cracked, 4" high (3)

An early 19th Century New Hall slop bowl, transfer printed in blue pagodas and lake scene. c. 1810, 6 in (15.24 cm) diameter

An early 19th Century New Hall Bute shaped cup and saucer, with ring handle, bat printed Adam Buck designs, a mother and child pattern no 1109, circa 1810

New Hall porcelain part tea service, Circa 1800, decorated with pattern no. 254, being a trail of puce bellflower against a plain white ground, comprising lidded teapot, slop basin, two cups and four saucers (with damages) (7)

Assorted English teacups, various manufacturers and dates, including New Hall, Copeland & Garrett and other Staffordshire manufacturers (with damages) (20)

English china cream jug, Circa 1805-15, decorated with a simplified band of flowerheads in polychrome colours within a puce border (discolouration), also another cream jug, New Hall type decoration of polychrome floral sprays and border, discoloured ground (2), 4 in (10.16 cm) high

A NEW HALL BLUE AND WHITE BOWL, circa 1785, printed with the Bamboo Willow Pattern between gilt rims and panelled blue interior border, upon a footrim, 6 in (15.24 cm) diameter

A PAIR OF CAUGHLEY SHELL DISHES, circa 1795, of quatrelobed form with gilt scroll handle, the interior painted with a border of chantille sprays and centring similar sprigs, (rubbing, chips) and an English porcelain plate, late 18th century, of New Hall type, painted with swagged pink ribbons, and a floral bouquet, (crack), 8.3 in (21.08 cm) diameter

New Hall China jug, circa 1812-35, wide, squat form, relief moulded with stag hunting scenes, decorated in polychrome enamels beneath a band of green leaf foliage to the rim and moulded bands to the base, printed mark (cracked), 6.25 in (15.88 cm) diameter

New Hall porcelain milk jug, circa 1787-95, tapered oval form decorated with pattern no. 171 (hairline crack to handle), 4.5in (11.43cm) high, also another New Hall milk jug of similar date, decorated with pattern no. 144 (handle restuck and chipped) (2), 4.75 in (12.07 cm) high

New Hall porcelain teapot and cover, Circa 1795-1800, straight sided oval section decorated with pattern no. 425 'The Window' (repaired damage and chips), 6.5 in (16.51cm) high, also a matching coffee can and saucer (cracked), and a matching teabowl and saucer (5)

Derby porcelain teacup and saucer, circa 1825, typically decorated in the Imari pallette in underglaze blue, terracotta and gilt enamels, red baton mark (slight cracks), also another teacup and saucer, possibly New Hall, Circa 1810-14, decorated with a rustic landscape in gilt print and bordered with gilt foliage against a cobalt blue band (some wear) (4)

New Hall porcelain teacup and saucer, circa 1800, decorated with pattern no. 421, also a New Hall porcelain teabowl and saucer, circa 1790, decorated with pattern no. 20 (chips and cracks) (4)

New Hall porcelain teapot and cover, Circa 1795-1800, shaped straight sided oval form decorated with pattern no. 336 (extensively restored), 6.5 in (16.51cm) high, also a similarly shaped New Hall porcelain teapot and cover decorated with an unidentified pattern of delicate floral sprays within a puce border (extensively restored) (2), 6.5 in (16.51 cm) high

New Hall porcelain teapot and cover, circa 1787-95, shaped straight sided oval form decorated with pattern no. 171 'Basket of Flowers' (cover restored), 6 in (15.24 cm) high

New Hall porcelain bowl, circa 1795-1800, decorated with pattern no. 596, 4.75 in (12.07cm) diameter, also a New Hall teabowl and saucer, Circa 1795-1810, decorated with pattern no. 308 (hairline cracks) (3)

New Hall porcelain coffee cup, Circa 1787-95, reed moulded and decorated with pattern no. 171 'Basket of Flowers, also a New Hall tea bowl, Circa 1800 decorated with pattern 421 (crack and chips), a New Hall gilt decorated coffee cup and saucer (cracks) and a further New Hall tea bowl decorated with a floral design in polychrome enamels (5)

English porcelain tea caddy and cover, probably New Hall, Circa 1800-10, ovoid form, sparsel decorated with simple polychrome floral sprigs beneath a puce border with a black dot wavy line (cover restored), 5 in (12.7cm) high, also an assortment of other New Hall wares including tea bowls, saucers and a milk jug (with damages) (12)

English porcelain slop bowl, possibly New Hall, Circa 1800-15, decorated in Japan pallette of underglaze blue, terracotta and gilt enamels, pattern no. 128 (repaired), 7.5 in (19.05cm) diameter, also another slop bowl, Circa 1820, decorated in a similar palette, possibly Spode, pattern no. 1153 (cracked), 6.5 in (16.51cm) diameter, and another slop bowl, possibly Chamberlain's Worcester, Circa 1800 (cracked) (3), 6 in (15.24 cm) diameter

A Derby two handled chocolate cup, circa 1815, with angular handles and puce border between gilt bands, painted red cross-battons mark to base, hairline crack to rim, and a NEW HALL SUGAR BOWL, circa 1790, of oval form, with gilt ring handles, the puce border enclosing a gilt scrolled design between gilt bands, red painted pattern number 413 to base, rubbing, 3.5 in (8.89 cm) high

A New Hall pottery mug, circa 1819, the lillac ground applied with white sprigged classical scenes of putti enclosing a moulded relief of two figures between gilt initials, 'LS' and date 1819, below a sprigged vine leaf border and gilt bands, upon a grooved base, slightly rubbed, 3.2 in (8.13 cm) high