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A Pinxton facetted coffee can, painted in coloured enamels with a band of flowers and berries, within gilt line borders, 6cm high (2 3/8"), circa 1800

A Pinxton oval sucrier and cover, wit two fixed ring handles and pointed knop, painted in green and gilt with flowerhead and leaf scroll bands, 13.5cm high (5 1/4"), pattern number 312 in gilt

A Pinxton fluted flared oval sucrier and cover, with two fixed ring handles and loop knop, painted in coloured enamels with swags of flowers and leaves, suspended from blue and gilt leaf scrolls, 14cm high (5 1/2"), circa 1800-10

A pair of Pinxton teacups, coffee cans and saucers, each decorated in Imari style with a flower and trellis panelled band, and picked out in gilt, pattern number 330 in puce, circa 1810 (one can with rim chip, one can cracked)

A Pinxton teacup and saucer, decorated in iron red and gilt with a flower and leaf scroll band, the interior of the cup with initial R in gilt, pattern number 312 in gilt, circa 1800-10 (cup with rim crack), and a Pinxton lobed oval teapot stand, painted in coloured enamels with poppies and cornflowers, pattern number 104 in red, circa 1800 (stained)

A Pinxton 'D' shaped bough pot, painted in coloured enamels with a castle, in a river landscape, flanked by gilt leaf sprays, the scroll moulded base picked out in gilt, 18cm wide (7"), circa 1810 (cover lacking)

A Pinxton saucer, painted with pink roses and leaves, on yellow ground parcels, alternating with swags of roses and gilt leaf scrolls, the centre with gilt swags, 16cm diameter (6 1/4"), circa 1810 (broken and glued) This is Pinxton pattern number 237

A rare Pinxton teacup and saucer, painted in coloured enamels with seashells, amidst puce coral and green seaweed, within gilt line borders, circa 1810

A Pinxton facetted coffee can, with ear shaped handle, decorated in green, gilt and iron red with a flowerhead and leaf scroll band, 6. 5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1810 (crack)

Pottery & Porcelain. Various including Hayward, J.F. Viennese Porcelain of the Du Paquier Period, 1952; Turner, William. William Adams an Old English Potter, 1904; Finer, A & G.Savage. Selected Letters of Josiah Wedgwood, 1965; Exley, C. The Pinxton China Factory, 1963; Hillier, B. Pottery and Porcelain 1700-1914; Church, A.H. Josiah Wedgwood, rebound, 1894; various published by Faber, etc (19)