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A late 18th/early 19th century Ralph Wood type figure 'The Lost Sheep', impressed '4' to the hollow base, 19cm high (old restorations)

MADOX (THOMAS) Firma Burgi, wood engraved printer's vignette on title, head and tail-pieces, and initials, ink inscription on title, front endpaper detached, contemporary mottled calf, front cover detached, 1726 ~ Adams (John, Topographer) Index Villaris: Or, and Exact Register, slight foxing, contemporary panelled calf, worn at extremities, corners bruised, inner hinges cracked, 1700 ~ Thoresby (Ralph) Ducatus Leodiensis: Or, the Topography of... Leedes, folding map, 11 engraved plates, lacking portrait, illustrations, contemporary mottled calf, worn at extremities, revealing boards, 1715; and 2 others, British Topography, v.s. (5).

BRITISH POTTERY - A Ralph Wood type Staffordshire Toby jug, the seated toper wearing tricorn hat, blue glazed overcoat, yellow breeches and holding a jug of foaming ale, canted rectangular base, 10.25in high, early 19th century

A good Ralph Wood style 'raised cup' Toby jug, in green, brown, yellow and black glazes. 25cm high

A pearlware Ralph Wood type 'Roman Charity' group, the woman holding a child in her arms, a further child and the old man flanking left and right, the old man chained to a rock impressed ROMAN CHARITY, 19cm high, circa 1790

A creamware figure of a shepherdess of Ralph Wood type, modelled standing holding a lamb, partially painted in coloured glazes in shades of brown, green and ochre, 24cm high, circa 1780 (restored neck)

Two creamware figures of a gardener and companion of Ralph Wood type, the gardener modelled standing beside a plinth holding a pot containing a pineapple, resting on a spade held in the other hand, his companion holding a flower, painted with coloured glazes, circa 1790 (repaired)

A Ralph Wood type 'Vicar and Moses' group, typically modelled with the vicar asleep, seated above his curate, the pew impressed THE VICAR AND MOSES, painted in blue and brown glazes, 24cm high, circa 1795, impressed 62 to the base (chip to vicar's prayer book)

LACROIX, Paul 'The Arts of the Middle Ages & Renaissance' Revised by W. Armstrong, London, nd. Ill. Chromo prints. F. Kellerhoven & engrs. on wood. T.e.g. glt. dec.cl. Tog.with EDWARDS, Ralph & RAMSEY,L.G.G. 'The Connoisseur's Complete Period Guides' London, 1968, plus HERBERT SLATER, J. 'Engravings and Their Value' 3rd. edn. London. 8vo.

A Ralph Wood pottery toby jug in green, brown and cream glazes, (with damage and restoration). 9 1/2" high (24cm)