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A RIDGWAY PORCELAIN PART DESSERT SERVICE ( 15)Circa 1850 Each piece painted with flowers against a sky blue ground, comprising; two oval two-handled dishes, 31cm wide, two circular two-handled dishes 27cm wide and seven dessert plates, 22.5cm diameter, painted pattern 6/4391; also four Davenport porcelain green ground topographical plates, circa 1830, reserved with flower panels, puce printed mark, pattern 360, 24cm diameterRidgway serviceOval dishes- overall in good condition with very minor wear. Circular dishes- some light surface scratches to the blue ground.Plates- one plate with some wear to the gilding around the well. The others in overall good condition with minor wearDavenport plates- one with extensive restoration. Another with restoration to the rim. Another with some surface scratches to the central panel. Overall minor wear

A STAFFORDSHIRE IRONSTONE CHINA PART DINNER SERVICE (83)Probably William Ridgway & Co, second quarter 19th century Printed and painted with a chinoiserie landscape, comprising; a two-handled soup tureen and cover, two vegetable tureens and covers, three sauce tureens and two stands; a fruit bowl, five small oval serving plates, a large `tree and well' meat plate, two large meat plates, thirty seven dinner plates, thirteen soup plates and thirteen dessert plates, puce printed mark, painted pattern `271'Soup tureen and cover, 33cm wide across handles- minor wear to gildingTwo vegetable tureens and covers, 29cm wide across handles- one tureen with cracks and with some restoration to the rim. One cover with haircrack to the rim and small chip to the rim. The other cover with three small rim chips. Some overall wear.Three sauce tureens and two stands, stands 18.5cm diameter- covers lacking. One stand lacking. One tureen with restoration to one handle. Another tureen with restored foot. Minor wear overallFruit bowl, 27cm wide by 16.5cm high- some typical wear to the gilding but overall in good condition.Five small serving plates, 24cm and 26.5cm wide- one of the larger plates with a crack around the well. The other two larger ones with some fine haircracks to the rim. Some overall wear.`Tree and Well ' meat plate, 52cm wide- minor wearTwo large meat plates, 47cm and 53cm wide- the smaller plate with a haircrack to the rim, approx. 3cm length. Each with minor typical wear.Thirty seven dinner plates, 26cm diameter- two with rim chips. One with rim chip and crack. Two others with cracks. Some overall typical wear, mostly to the rimsThirteen soup plates 26cm diameter- one with rim chip and a haircrack. Another with fine haircrack across centre. Otherwise in overall good condition with some typical wear in places.Thirteen dessert plates, 23cm diameter- one with a rim chip. Another with a haircrack. Otherwise some overall typical wear, mostly to the rims and wells

Large collection of mid century Ridgway Potteries 'Homemaker' retro dinnerware to include three oval steak plates, five dinner plates, six soup bowls, twelve bowls, three smaller bowls, four fruit bowls, six coffee cups with six saucers, seven teacups with nine saucers, eight dinner plates, eleven side plates

Collection of tea and dinner wares, including Colclough, Ridgway pottery etc in two boxes

A collection of mid twentieth-century and later ceramics, comprising of part dinner and tea services, makers to include Colclough, Royal Albert Evesham, and a Regent Ridgway 'White Mist' sugar pot, amongst other cabinet pieces. (3 Boxes)

A rare Ridgway Bros. Botanical Brewers Advertising poster in original card tube. In distressed condition. Height: 76cm Width: 50cm

EDWARDS (Sydenham) The Botanical Register: Consisting of Coloured Figures of Exotic Plants, Cultivated in British Gardens; with their History and Mode of Treatment, vols. 1-5, London: for James Ridgway 1815-19, 8vo, with 435 hand coloured plates including 45 folding, some minor staining and toning, calf, some chipping to spines, one vol. rebacked (5)24 x 16 x 3.5cm eachSingle and folded sheet illustrationscrushing to the corners, chipped but original spines (one rebound), boards knocked or marked and some scratches internal contents largely clean with minor occasional spotting, occasional dust stainingbindings slightly fragile conditionplease see further images for condition

Botany. PERRIN (Mrs Henry) and Professor BOULGER. British Flowering Plants, 4 volumes, London: Bernard Quaritch 1914, 4to, no.114/1000 copies, colour plates, occasional slight staining, cream cloth gilt; LOWE (E J) Our Native Ferns, 2 vols., 1867, 8vo, coloured plates with tissue guards, light foxing to first and last leaves of vol. 1, original green cloth gilt; THOMSPON (R) The Gardener's Assistant, 1878, thick 8vo, chromolithographic plates, half calf; another copy 1890, binding rubbed; LINDLEY (John) Ladies' Botany: or a Familiar Introduction to the Study of the Natural System of Botany, 2 vols., London: James Ridgway and Sons, no date, 2nd and 4th editions, 8vo, coloured plates, later 20th century cloth boards;

Five: Petty Officer W. P. Jones, Royal Naval Reserve and Mercantile Marine 1914-15 Star (D.1679, W. P. Jones, L.S., R.N.R.); British War Medal 1914-20 (1679D. W. P. Jones. P.O. R.N.R.); Mercantile Marine War Medal 1914-18 (William P. Jones); Victory Medal 1914-19 (1679D. W. P. Jones. P.O. R.N.R.); Royal Naval Reserve L.S. & G.C., E.VII.R. (D.1679. W. P. Jones , Sean. R.N.R.) mounted court-style for display, generally very fine (5) £120-£160 --- William Paynter Jones was born in the village of Llanfallog on the Isle of Anglesey on 8 March 1874. A longstanding member of Royal Naval Reserve, he was awarded the L.S. & G.C. Medal at Southampton on 30 July 1912 and later served during the Great War aboard a variety of armed merchant cruisers. Raised Petty Officer 23 October 1916, Jones was subsequently transferred to duties as Boatswain aboard the Algerine-class salvage vessel Ranger which had been commandeered by the Admiralty. Released from strength 6 March 1920, Jones returned to employment as Bosun in the Merchant Navy and later caught the attention of The Shields News on 12 January 1937, when called as witness at the trial of Edward Charles Ridgway of Taunton, who was charged with the murder of James Burns aboard the Cunard-White Star liner Berengaria; describing both the deceased and the knifeman as intoxicated, Jones was fortunate not to suffer a similar fate after arguing with Ridgway who was in a ‘foul mood’.

A Staffordshire bone china cream jug, c1815, painted with oval landscapes, one with two smoking bottle ovens by a river, a Ridgway slop basin, the interior painted with landscapes, with cobalt and gilt scale border, pattern 2/1132, an interesting Flight, Barr & Barr unfinished dinner plate, partly gilt border and rim, puce printed mark, a Coalport oval dessert dish, painted with flowers within four lightly moulded gilt scallop shells on a blue ground, a set of three Bodley fluted dessert plates, painted with flowers and heightened and raised gilding, two other dessert plates and a dish and a later Staffordshire bone china bowl (11) Cream jug - moulding wornRidgway basin in good conditionFlight Barr & Barr plate slightly scratched, two tiny rim chipsCoalport oval dish - ground affected by acid from fruit

A Coalport two handled plate, c1845, painted with flowers, 26cm l, a similar contemporary Ridgway dessert dish and a stand (3) Coalport plate cracked, Ridgway dish in good condition save for light scratches and worn, with old chips under the rim

A John & William Ridgway tea and coffee service, c1825, painted with flowers reserved on a richly gilt cobalt and primrose yellow band, teapot, cover and stand 14cm h, pattern 1036 or 1038 and another saucer (22) One of the Ridgway saucers cracked

A pair of John Ridgway turquoise ground comports, c 1825, of rococo form with pierced handles, painted to the centre and sides to the exterior with loose bouquets and seaweed gilding, 33.5cm h over handles Good condition, with some slight wear, crazing in places. Discernible seem between the pedestal and bowl, contemporary to manufacture.

Seven Derby, Ridgway and other contemporary blue ground English porcelain dessert wares, c1820-40, painted with roses and other flowers, 25.5cm over handles and smaller Several items with wear and/or damage, others good

LONDON, Blackfriars, James Spittle [with J. Kirby and Richard Lashmar of Brighton, Sussex], Halfpenny, 1795, 9.96g/6h (DH 903), Newgate Street, Henry Symonds, William Winterbotham, James Ridgway and Daniel Holt, Kempson’s Halfpence, 1794 (2), 9.32g/12h, 8.67g/12h (both DH 393); MIDDLESEX, Hendon, Benjamin Price, Halfpenny, 1794, 6.72g/6h (DH 324), Skidmore’s mule Halfpenny, 9.58g/12h (DH 325) [5]. First extremely fine with original colour, others very fine and better £90-£120 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Ridgway - Homemaker pattern - A collection of mid 20th century Ridgway Homemaker pattern plates. The collection to include nineteen plates of graduating size. Each with white ground and black design.

A GROUP OF NAMED CERAMICS, comprising a Royal Doulton cabinet plate D3680 'The Gallant Fishers', diameter 26.5cm (crazed), a collection of ceramic thimbles with two wooden display stands, a Carlton Ware pink and green jewelled polka dot pitcher (crazed),a hand painted scent/ink bottle with original stopper, a Limoges porcelain perfume atomizer, one silver thimble, a Ridgway  cake plate, pattern 1321 with a pink border and gilt detail and hand painted river dwelling scene, etc. (qty) (Condition Report: crazing to some pieces in varying degrees)

A Ridgway Potteries Homemaker two tier cake stand, four side plates, two tea plates and cereal bowl and a Midwinter Cannes teapot and dish **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE POSTING AND PACKING**

A Parianware Bust of Sir Colin Campbell, circa 1858, impressed 'Campbell' to plinth and 'J. Durram S.C, J. Ridgway, Bates & Co' to the rear. Approximately 10 1/2" tall x 7" wide. Chip to right of cloak. General Campbell was a famous Victorian Scottish General who commanded the Thin Red Line at Balaclava and the relief of Lucknow in India.

A Ridgway Country Garden coffee set

Two Ridgway plaques, respectively depicting Carlisle South-end Co-operative Society and Edinburgh's Scott Monument and castle, early 20th Century, 26 cm x 23 cm

A Nao figure of a ballerina together with a Ridgway Conway pattern part tea service, Worcester Evesham, brass candlesticks, glass figure group etc

Collection of ceramics and glassware to include: Ridgway comport, decorated with harbour scene, unsigned, 18.5cm high, a Weymss style pot and cover, an attributed to Meyer and Newbold dessert set comprising a pedestal stand and plates and an etched glass vase (11) At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.

A collection of "Homemaker" by Ridgway Pottery Co. comprising 4 tea cups and saucers, a cake plate together with Hornsea china coffee set in a geometric green and black colourway (6 place)

Collection of blue and white ceramic to include large meat platter and smaller platters, selection of plates (25) to include Ridgway and Wedgwood and two Britannia Pottery Co serving platters

Large quantity of vintage ceramics to include Royal Minton, hen on nest, Majolica decorative cherub bowl, Sylvac rabbit wall pocket, Potentilla soup tureen and platter, Susie Cooper bowl, Brewmaster ornament, Famous Grouse jug, Monk decanter, White Horse scotch whisky figurine, Ridgway vase, Devon Silverine Teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, Johnnie Walker Scotch whisky cube jug, German figurines, Falda advertising tray, Horlicks advertising jug, Ginger happiness jar, Sylvac posey rabbit bowl, Sylvac shell vase, Royal Winton house jug, wade tree log etc

Murano glass vase with latticino canes, 7cm high, together with a Japanese kutani vase and a Staffordshire Ridgway jug in Canterbury pattern (3)

Elizabeth Ridgway (b.1964)Fishing Tripoil on board, 59cm x 59cm

A Collection of Ceramics to Comprise Royal Albert Gossamer Tea Set for Six, Royal Winton Chintz Cake Plate, William Ridgway & Co. Shaped Dish etc

Edwards, Sydenham The Botanical Register London: James Ridgway, 1815. 7 volumes, 8vo, 605 hand-coloured plates, one additional monochrome plates, modern orange cloth, a little browning in places, some dampstaining to lower fore-edges (7)

Banking and Trade A collection Tooke, Thomas. Considerations on the State of the Currency. London: John Murray, 1726;Hamilton, Robert. An Inquiry concerning the Rise and Progress, the redemption and present state and the Management of the National Debt of Great Britain. Edinburgh: Oliphant, Waugh, and Innes, 1813;Comyn, Robert Buckley. A Treatise on the Law of Usury. London: R. Pheney, 1817;Joplin, T. Views on the Subject of Corn and Currency. London: Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1826;Graham, James. Corn and Currency; in an address to the Land Owners. London: James Ridgway, 1826;Mushet, Robert. An Attempt to Explain from Facts the effect of the Issues of the Bank of England upon its own Interests, Public Credit and Country Banks. London: Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1826;Parnell, Sir Henry. Observations on Paper Money, Banking, and Overtrading… London: James Ridgway, 1827;Dunlop, Alexander. A Treatise on the Law of Scotland Relative to the Poor. Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1828;“Friends of Commerce”. A Caution to Bankers, Merchants and Manufacturers, against a series of commercial frauds… Edinburgh, 1831;‘A British Merchant’. Hints on Wages, the Corn Laws, High and Low Prices, Paper-Money and Banking… London: Whittaker, Treacher, & Co., 1832. Inscribed with the author's compliments;Vansommer, James. Tables, exhibiting the various fluctuations in Three Per Cent. Consols… London: printed for the author and sold by A.H. Baily, 1834;and 15 others, 8vo, mostly in original boards with a few in half calf (26)

BINDINGS. SCIENCE, RELIGION & HISTORY. A collection of leather-bound books to include The Steam Engine, by Daniel Kinnear Clark, in two volumes, London & Edinburgh: Blackie & Son, 1891; The Works of Flavius Josephus, translated by William Whiston, in six volumes, London: Thomas Tegg, 1828; An Introduction to Practical Astronomy, by Elias Loomis, seventh edition, New York: Harper & Brothers, 1879; The Law of Tenures, by Charles Watkins, London: A. Strahan, 1796; Ladies' Botany, by John Lindley, second edition, London: James Ridgway, n.d.; A Short History of Quadrupeds, Extracted from Works of Credit, Vol. II only, London: John Marshall, n.d., illustrated with numerous engraved plates of animals; The World in the Middle Ages, An Historical Geography, by Adolphus Louis Koeppen, New York: D. Appleton, 1854, featuring six folding maps with outline colour, and others, condition varied, sold as one collection with all faults (46)

A group of three blue and white English earthenware meat platters, 19th century, comprising a 'Curling Palm' platter attributed to Job Ridgway, circa 1802-1808, unmarked, 42.5cm wide; a John Rogers & Co 'Elephant' platter, circa 1815-20, showing the trainer and elephant standing before a lake, the platter with drainage channels and juice trap, impressed mark and numerals '18', 46.5cm wide; and another Rogers platter, 'Boston State House #1', impressed 'ROGERS' and '20', 52.5cm wide (3) Condition:The elephant trainer plater is chipped to the rim and has further smaller nibbles and losses to glaze around edge.Some scratches to both sides of the Boston State Garden platter and typical wear around the rim.Glaze fault to Job Ridgway platter.

A collection of Beswick models of birds, comprising a flying pheasant, model 849 (tail chipped), a woodpecker, model 1218, a Jay, model 1219, a Kookaburra, model 1159 (beak re-glued), and an owl, together with two Minster ducks, eight smaller Beswick birds and a collection of nine assorted character jugs including Burlington and Ridgway (qty, two trays) Condition:Small bird model 993 with chip to tail end. Small bird model 992 with broken end of wing tip.Small Kelsboro Ware Coachman jug with miniature nibble to rimKookaburra bird with tip of beak re-gluedPheasant with end of tail missing Several items with crazing to the glaze. No other damages noted.

A scarce John and William Ridgway pail and cover in the 'Pembroke Hall, Cambridge' pattern, circa 1815-20, transfer-printed in underglaze blue, with printed pattern name in a cartouche to base, the ovoid bowl raised on three gilded dolphin supports on a triform base, overall height 34.5cm high (some repairs)Condition:The final was previously broken and restuck and is now slightly loose. A break to the rim of the cover has been broken and re-stuck. Both handles have stapled repairs. A metal rod has been added to secure the base to the bowl. There is damage around two of the dolphin supports, but they do not appear to have been fully separated from the base. One dolphin has a chipped nose. Minor nibbles around the edges of the base. There is wear to the gilt around the rim and some crazing to the glaze, alongside slight staining to the interior.

A Ridgway Colclough crimson rose pattern part service and Dorchester cups, saucers and plates. (61)

3 small 19th Century jugs. An Earlu 19th Century Ridgway drap stoneware jug, with Doric spout, 1800-1815. 2 Staffordshire jugs. 12.5x8.5x9.5cm.

Three pieces of 19th / early 20th century transfer printed pottery - comprising a Ridgway, Sparks & Ridgway 'Yeddo' pattern brown printed oval platter, 50cm long; a Cetem Ware wash jug with Oriental style blue and white transfer printed and polychrome painted decoration24cm high; and a Grainger Worcester oval tureen and cover, with iron red printed chinoiserie style decoration, 32.5cm long, star crack to base.

A collection of 19th and early 20th century blue and white transfer ware - including a Spode pearlware Boy on Buffalo pattern plate, 24.3cm diameter; a Ridgway pearlware Osterley Park pattern egg cruet stand, c.1820, 22.8cm long, the central salt restored; a pair of knife rests, of bevelled rectangular form, floral pattern, 9.5cm long; a Rogers pearlware Monopteros pattern dish, of shaped form with snail scroll corners, impressed mark, 28.5cm long, one end restored; and a Copeland Spode Italian pattern twin handled ozier moulded and pierced basket, 24.2cm long, rim professionally restored; a large tankard in an Oriental landscape pattern, 14.7cm high; two small cream jugs, one by Royal Doulton; etc.; together with two Continental pieces, one a small Delft vase; and a Japanese tea bowl. (17)

A 19th century Imperial Stone Ridgway pottery soup tureen, cover and stand transfer printed with flowers, the handles blue with gilt highlights, the stand 38cm. handle to handle, together with a smaller tureen. a/f

A Ridgway drabware dessert plate and four Middlesbrough Pottery moulded earthenware dessert plates and two dishes, c.1840, dish 29.5cm over handles, impressed Middlesbrough Pottery mark (7) Middlesbrough dishes and three of the plates with chip to foot

A QUANTITY OF CERAMIC JUGS, PLATES, TEACUPS AND SAUCERS ETC. mostly 19th century, to include William Ridgway ale jug in Tam O' Shanter pattern, dated on the bottom, German vase in a turquoise drip glaze, warm brown 200//12, four German majolica birds and grapes 230 luncheon plates, two John Ridgway oriental bowls, four Sunderland pink lusterware small jugs (have signs of wear and heavy grazing, some hairline cracks), Oriental Bloom Derby coffee cup (has a hairline crack), Davenport Eastern jug, Mason's ironstone jug, Imperial faience pitcher purple chintz (heavy signs of grazing and hairline cracks), vintage tea cup and saucer 2/9077, Ridgway cup and saucer 2/2343, Copeland small uncovered tureen (signs of wear and crazing), etc. (Condition Report: all items have signs of wear, sd, individual damage to items in description) (qty)

Three Victorian Ridgway green-glazed jugs in differing sizes, with moulded decoration and floral printed and painted bands, 27/23/13 cm, to/w two other Ridgway jugs (5)

A Victorian Samuel Alcock Crimea War commemorative 'Royal Patriotic Jug', 20.5cm high; together with a Ridgway smear glazed jug; and another Jones & Walley example. (3)

Early 19th century Ridgway twin handled oval dish, hand painted with figures in a river landscape, within a cobalt blue and moulded border, L30cm together with a similar twin handled serving dish, L28cm (2)

A 19th century Allcock basket, pair of pierced handles, rustic bough handle, the centre painted with a spray of summer flowers, 27.5cm wide; a pair of Ridgway candlesticks, 21cm, 19th century; a Victorian spill vase, number 551, 10.5cm; a pair of Victorian beakers, printed with neoclassical portraits (7)

Late 1st-early 2nd century A.D.. Finely carved head of a young satyr with arched brows, pointed ears and tousled curly hair, his short rounded horns projecting from the hairline, lips drawn back in a mischievous smile with the tip of his tongue protruding to his right; head turned to his right, eyes slightly downcast; traces of wattles to each side of the jaw, tip of nose abraded, forelock chipped; mounted on a custom-made display stand. See Reinach, S., Répertoire de la statuaire grecque et romaine, Paris, 1897, p.788, nos.4-5; Bianchi Bandinelli, R., Roma, l’arte romana nel centro del potere, Milano, 1969; for a related full figure in the Louvre, see Simon, E., ‘Silenoi,’ in Lexicon Iconographicum Mythologiae Classicae, Zurich and Dusseldorf, 1997, nos.214-216; cf. also Ridgway, B.S., Greek Sculpture in the Art Museum, Princeton University. Greek Originals, Roman Copies and Variants, Princeton, 1994, p.82, no.26; for a seated satyr playing the flute in Cambridge, see Budde, L. & Nicholls, R., A Catalogue of the Greek and Roman Sculpture in the Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1964, no.83. 18.2 kg total, 40 cm including stand (15 3/4 in.). The head seems a work of the 2nd century A.D., derived from Hellenistic prototypes, likely based on a Greek original of the 4th or 3rd century B.C. traditionally associated with the work of Praxiteles, Skopas or Lysippos, depicting a standing Pan playing the flute with his legs crossed. However, both the present head and the Princeton example, always after Hellenistic prototypes of the mid-2nd century B.C., are close to the statue of the so-called Young Centaur signed by Aristeas and Papias, in bigio morato, which was found at Tivoli in Hadrian’s Villa and is now in the collection of the Capitoline Museum (inv. No. MC0656).Christoph Bernoulli (1897-1981), Basel, possibly acquired from Münzen & Medaillen AG, Basel; thence by descent. Accompanied by an academic report by Dr Raffaele D’Amato. This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by search certificate no.12188-222442. (For this specific lot, 5% import VAT is applicable on the hammer price.) [A video of this lot is available to view on Timeline Auctions Website]

A miscellaneous collection of 19th century and later ceramics and porcelain, including a Ridgway transfer printed landscape part tea set and lustreware tea cups and saucers. W.25 H.15 (largest).

A QUANTITY OF BLUE AND WHITE CERAMICS, to include meat plates, tureens, sauce boats, plates, jugs, a willow pattern kettle, a coffee pot, mugs, etc in patterns to include Minton Fulham, Ridgway Portland Basket, Spode Blue Tower, Myott Tonquin and Royal Mail, Franciscan The Hunter, Booth's Real Old Willow, Wedgwood and Coalport Willow, Delft, etc (qty) (Condition Report: condition varies, some crazing, losses, chips and cracks, etc, but most pieces appear ok, signs of light use)

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASS WARE, to include a pair of Beswick Staffordshire Spaniels, collectors/collectable plates including a Wedgwood 'Christmas Carols at Foxwood' plate and a boxed Aynsley 1981 royal wedding plate with matching loving cup, two Wedgwood Millennium cups and saucers, a Mason's Silver Jubilee 1977 commemorative cup, Sadler 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' 'Robin Hood' and 'King Artur' teapots, other teapots by Ridgway and Price Kensington, etc (2 boxes + loose) (sd)

FOUR BOXES OF CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE, to include Royal Doulton character jugs, a Beswick character jug 281 Tony Weller, a stone tree trunk shape vase with the name Balawale on the bottom, selection of china cups and saucers, cake plates, milk creamers etc. some name for example Grafton 'Westland's', Ridgway 'Woodlands' etc. glassware includes a decanter, sherry glasses, shot glasses, etc. (sd), (4 boxes)

Ridgway Homemaker teapot

A collection of 19th century and 20th century part tea services to include George III John Ridgway Imperial Stone China teapot and milk jug, Royal Doulton and Longton. Comprising of mint green and floral gilt patterned plates, teacups, saucers, hot water pot and teapot. Measures 17cm tall.

A mid 19th century Ridgway porcelain part dessert service Location: 5-3If there is no condition report shown, please request

A collection of twelve teacups and saucers 19th century and later, comprising of bone china and porcelain examples, to include Ridgway and Boyle examples and a trio by Alcock, predominantly in tones of blue with foliate and floral decorations, with gilt detailing, largest saucer 15cm wide (27)Provenance: The late George John Lewington (1931-2023). Condition ReportAll with wear and fading to decoration commensurate with use. Other examples with wear to gilding. With dust and in need of a clean.

A collection of twelve china teacups and saucers 19th century and later, to include a trio and two examples in the Imari taste by Ridgway, Collingwood and Gray's, predominantly in blue, orange and green tones, with foliate and floral decorations, several examples with gilt and lustre detailing, the largest saucer 15cm wide (25)Provenance: The late George John Lewington (1931-2023). Condition ReportAll with fading and wear to decoration commensurate with use. Some examples with wear to gilding and lustre. Other examples with small pieces of kiln debris. All with dust and in need of a clean.

A collection of twelve china teacups and saucers 19th century, to include Clarke & Cope, T. Drewery & Son and Ridgway examples, mostly in pink, green and blue tones, depicting foliate and figural decorations, the largest saucer 15cm wide (25)Provenance: The late George John Lewington (1931-2023). Condition ReportMost examples with wear and fading to the decoration. Some examples with smalls chips and cracks commensurate with use. The example depicting a lady riding a yellow rickshaw with 1cm crack to base of saucer. All with dust would benefit from a clean.

A group of moulded pottery jugs late 19th to early 20th century, to include Ridgway, basalt, saltglazed, and Parian examples,the largest 29cm high (16)Condition ReportSome examples with a diamond registration mark. Minor chips throughout.

A collection of ten cream jugs, 19th century, to include stoneware and bone china examples, of various forms, to include a Grainger and J&W Ridgway example, with floral and Imari decoration,the largest 12cm high (10)Provenance: The late George John Lewington (1931-2023).Condition ReportThe gilding faded to all examples. Some minor chips to the rim of the bulbous chinoiserie example. All with scuffs and marks to the base. No detected cracks or restoration.

A collection of five china sucriers 19th century, to include a G.M. & C.J. Mason pattern no.867 with applied handles modelled as serpents and a Ridgway pattern no.2/643 example decorated with floral and landscape scenes, largest 15cm high (10)Provenance: The late George John Lewington (1931-2023). Condition ReportThe decoration and gilding with rubbing to all examples. Some examples with firing cracks. The blue and white example with a crack to the side. The white with pink flowers with hairline cracks.  All with dust and would benefit from a clean.