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19th century Meissen porcelain double salts with ring handles, together with Meissen cake stand with pierced edge and Ridgway comport, H18cm

VICTORIAN RIDGWAY TEA SERVICE, MID 19TH CENTURY in the Argyle shape, pattern likely 2/3426, comprising tea pot, lidded sugar bowl, cream jug and slop bowl, eleven cups, twelve saucers and a pair of biscuit plates, painted with floral designs in green with yellow and pink on a white groundCondition good to fair. Hairline to teapot, cover, one sandwich plate, sugar bowl, three cups. Crazing and some staining. Additional images now available.

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)

British War Medal 1914-20 (6) (37716 W.O. Cl.2. F. Warren. R.A.; 242793 Gnr. G. Edington. R.A.; 118153 Gnr. T. Kay. R.A.; 180910 Gnr. G. P. Osborne. R.A.; 151072 Gnr. G. S. Ridgway. R.A.; 11078 Dvr. E. G. Winstanley. R.A.); Victory Medal 1914-19 (2) (915972 Gnr. H. J. Perkins. R.A.; 120349 Gnr. R. Turner. R.A.) edge bruising, the first heavily polished and worn, this fair; the rest generally nearly very fine (8) £90-£120 --- Frederick Warren attested for the Royal Field Artillery and served with them during the Great War in the Balkan theatre of War from 24 October 1915. He later transferred to the Labour Corps as Company Sergeant Major. Henry John Perkins was born in Hackney, London, and attested for the Royal Field Artillery (Territorial Force). He served with ‘D’ Battery, 291st Brigade during the Great War on the Western Front, and was killed in action on 5 October 1917. he is buried in Bard Cottage Cemetery, Belgium.

Three Victorian Crimean War related stoneware jugs, one by James Dudson, in relief with Florence Nightingale, 30cm; one published by Ridgway & Abington, 26cm; and another moulded profiles of leaders.Qty: 3Condition report:The Nightingale jug is perhaps circa 1880. Additional images have been uploaded to the lot page on our website for you to view.

A COLLECTION OF MAINLY MID TWENTIETH CENTURY CERAMICS AND GLASS WARE, to include a West German vase 119/25, an Italian vase and jug set painted with figures holding umbrellas (shallow glaze chips on rim of jug), an Italian bowl in the form of a basket with slip decoration (chips), mid twentieth century tea ware including Ridgway Homemaker, Alfred Meakin Oklahoma, Parlez Vous, Fisherman's Cove, Montmartre, etc, a J Fryer Oldcourt Ware teapot and two tennis sets, a Crown Ducal Liberty and Freedom teapot (hairlines and chips inside lid), a Wade The Gallery Collection: Japanese Garden jug, a smoky glass decanter with clear handle, height 32cm, a deep brown and clear glass vase, an amber glass jug (roughness to base of handle, a handkerchief glass bowl, a Golden Crown cocktail shaker, Babycham and Cherry B glasses, etc (qty) (Condition Report: most pieces appear ok, sd and as stated in description)

Ridgway Potteries Bone China Part Tea Set 'Colclough' to Include Eleven Tea Cups, Ten Saucers, Twelve Side Plates, Two Sandwich Plates, Two Sugar Bowls, One Milk Jug, Eleven Dessert Bowls(1Tray)

Bone China Ridgway Potteries 'Royal Vale' Part Tea Set Including Six Cups, Eight Saucers, Five Side Plates Together With A Porcelain Sri Lanka Part Coffee Set And Two Handled Lidded Tureens Etc (2Trays)

USA FDC Honouring General D MacArthur. Signed General Matthew B Ridgway. 26 Jan 1971 Norfolk FDI 6c USA MacArthur Stamp. Honouring General Douglas MacArthur. Personally Signed by General Matthew B Ridgway [1895 - 1993] held several major commands during World War II and is most noted for resurrecting the United Nations [U. N] war effort during the Korean War. During World War II, he commanded the 82nd Airborne, 8th Army, 15th Infantry and the XV111 Airborne Corps. In 1952, he was appointed as the Supreme Allied Commander in Europe and in 1953, he was appointed as Chief of Staff of the United States Army Details enclosed. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

[Reynolds (Sir Joshua)] Seven Discourses delivered in the Royal Academy by the President, half-title, scattered faint spotting, publisher's advertisements at end, bookplate, previous owner's ink inscription, contemporary calf, slight rubbing to corners and extremities, for T. Cadell, 1778 § Smith (G.) The Laboratory: or, School of Arts, fifth edition, engraved frontispiece, 16 engraved plates, of which 2 folding, one with short split, scattered faint spotting, modern calf, 1770 § Godden (Geoffrey A.) The Illustrated Guide to Ridgway Porcelains, signed by author, frontispiece, plates and illustrations, contemporary green crushed morocco by Asprey & co., g.e., 1972; and others similar, 8vo & 4to (13). 

Collection of 19th century English porcelain cabinet cups and saucers to include: Ridgway, Flight Barr and Barr and Coalport trio with scenic decoration. (7) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A Ridgway circular deep bowl decorated in the Imari style, on short pedestal foot; 27cm dia.

A Ridgway Vinewood part tea or coffee set decorated with autumnal/winter foliage, comprising a pot, a milk jug, a sugar bowl, six cups, and six saucers

A Ridgway comport with animal bat prints within gilt anthemion framing, moulded with fruiting vine handles, conforming sauce tureen with cover and fixed stand; two Ridgway vases, transfer printed with named views, Chatsworth, Derbyshire, 21cm and Newstead Abbey, Nottinghamshire, 16cm (4)

Collection of cups and saucers mainly from 19th century to include Ridgway, Davenport, Coalport Batwing pattern, early Shelley Whileman, some as cup and saucer, some in trios (q)

A collection of circa 1960s Ridgway Potteries Homemaker dinner and tea service. Including six trios, a milk jug, etc. Max. H10cm

Six Ridgway & Sons stoneware drabware glazed plates and dishes - all on a pale green celadon style glaze, impressed anchor marks, comprising a set of four plates with moulded rose and lily of the valley decoration, 22cm diameter; and two twin-handled dishes, on with moulded Solomon's seal and fern decoration, the other moulded with dahlias, the larger 29cm long; together with a mid-20th century cast plaster plaque, inscribed 'The Old Malt House, Naunton', small chip. (7)

A Ridgway part dinner service, painted with polychrome sprays of summer flowers and bands of gilding on a cobalt ground. Pattern 1163. The service to comprise a soup tureen, cover and stand; two sauce tureens, covers and stands; twenty eight 10" plates; eight soup bowls; two vegetable dishes and covers; nine dessert plates and seven serving dishes. c.1830. One sauce tureen lacking handle.

A John Ridgway teaset, circa 1840, gilt decorated with floral panels within trellis borders over white ground, comprising teapot and stand, sucrier and cover, twelve cups and saucers, milk jug, slop bowl and two sandwich plates, painted pattern no.2/9604. (qty) Condition reports for each lot are available on our website.

FIVE VARIOUS ENGLISH PORCELAIN SPOON TRAYS LATE 18TH CENTURY comprising a Salopian example, polychrome painted with an urn and flowers, impressed mark; a Caughley ‘Derby Sprig’ pattern example, unmarked; a Caughley tray in the ‘Fenced Garden’ pattern, unmarked; a Worcester ‘Fisherman and Cormorant’ pattern tray, crescent mark; and a Ridgway polychrome printed and enamelled spoon tray, painted pattern number 2 3065 (5) 14.8cm - 17.2cm long Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British CeramicsThe Caughley ‘Fenced Garden’ spoon tray has labels for The Wright Collection No. 110 and The Clements Collection No. 55

COLLECTION OF MINIATURE TEA WARES MOSTLY 18TH CENTURY comprising a Ridgway ‘Curling Palm, patter teapot, unmarked; a London shape teapot printed with a mansion and church by a riverside, unmarked; a globular teapot with pink sponged decoration, unmarked; a pearlware coffee pot painted with ’Tree Fence House' pattern, unmarked; a Caughley teabowl and saucer printed with ‘Fisherman’ pattern; a Spode teabowl and saucer printed with ‘Tall Door’ pattern, marked S; a Rathbone of Portobello teapot printed with flowers in panels on a squiggle ground, unmarked; and a teabowl printed with a squirrel and ferret, probably Portobello, unmarked (10) largest teapot 9.5cm high, saucers 9.9cm and 9.7cm diameter From The Maisels Collection

The Amateur Army – Patrick Macgill, published 1915, first edition. Major D.M. Kennedy A Tribute – Robert Jocelyn, inscribed by the author. The Country House in the Great War, Irish and British Experiences - Dooley & Ridgway. Dark Times Decent Men, stories of Irishmen in World War II – Neli Richardson. Signed by the author. The Other side of the Hill, German Generals their rise and fall with their own accounts - Liddell Hart, published 1948. (5)

French Vereco amber glass bowls and plates, Ridgway Royal Vale teawares Regal Ware lidded box, porcelain miniatures and two blue glass eye baths. (58)

FIVE BOXES OF MISCELLANEOUS CERAMICS, to include, a selection of dinnerware items to include names, Ridgway ironstone, Crown Ming, Johnson Brothers, tea ware to include tea pot, milk creamers, sugar bowls, Tapestry Meakin coffee cups and saucers, mid-century Pyrex sugar bowl and milk creamer, 'Carnaby Tempo' design, four vintage Tams soup bowls with straight handle, in brown and tan, four green unnamed soup bowls with straight handle, planters, retro soup mugs with the recipe on them, David Mason Design vintage stars coffee, tea and sugar jars, etc. (sd/af), (5 boxes)

Wood and Sons, Swinnertons, Ridgway, Johnson Bros - A quantity of blue and white ceramic tea wares in the 'Willow' pattern - Lot includes a teapot, tea plates, bowls, mugs, cream jug. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (M) NOTE: THIS LOT IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING, PLEASE CONTACT CLIENT SERVICES FOR A LIST OF SUITABLE COURIERS AND A QUOTE.

A collection of Ridgway Potteries Homemaker cereal bowls

A collection of mid 19th Century pottery jugs with relief moulded decoration, various makers including T R Boote, Ridgway, Copeland etc

Three prints comprising a lithograph by Hermann Franz Blauth (German active in Greece 1939-2012) numbered 35/42 IMP, 27x22cm, glazed and framed 50x45cm, "Safari" - monoprint, signed Daniel Ridgway and dated 1969, 27x33cm, glazed and framed 51x57cm together with an abstract print - artists proof signed Rea Wayland and dtd 69, 32x14cm, glazed and framed 50x45cm. (3)Provenance: Chris Phylactou Collection.

A large quantity of plates to include Imari; Ridgway Homemaker mid century plate; Hornsea Christmas plate 1979; Ironstone Ashworth; Masons; Copeland Spode; Congo; Brugges etc

READERS LIBRARY. 41 titles circa 1930s, all in dust wrappers. Including titles by Jules Verne (2), H G Wells (1) and Ridgway Cullam (6). With 3 others (44) (box)

A Ridgway Windsor Pattern Service to Comprise Platters, Plates, Coffee Cans, Soup Bowls etc (Various Condition)

A Collection of Ridgway Homemaker Plates Comprising Two Large and Five Smaller Examples

A Collection of Ceramics to Comprise Capodimonte Figures, Ridgway Conway Part Service, Deft Flower Vase (AF) etc

Miscellaneous stoneware and earthenware jugs, 19th c, to include a W. Ridgway & Co relief moulded stoneware jug and a brown stoneware jug sprigged with classical figures, 27cm h and smaller, printed and impressed mark Some chips

A part English tea set together with some Ridgway printed wade decorative plates

Amerikanischer Bürgerkrieg - Bericht des Soldaten Edward Tindall, Keystone Battery of Philadelphia Bericht über die Vergehen von Lt. Walsh und Sergeant Brown im Amerikanischen Bürgerkrieg, fünf in Tinte beschriebene Seiten. Tindall erzählt rückblickend, dass er, wie andere Söhne wohlhabender Familien Philadelphias, "during the war of rebellion" Soldat der Keystone Battery war. Die Battery wurde dem 196. Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers unterstellt und anstatt mit versprochenen "Field Pieces (called cannons)" mit Musketen ausgerüstet und zum Infanteriedienst abkommandiert. Nach der Bewachung von "Rebel Prisoners at Camp Chase" in der Nähe von Chicago wurde das Regiment ausgewählt, die Stadt Springfield, Heimat des Präsidenten Abraham Lincoln, als Sicherheitsgarde zu bewachen. In dieser Zeit wurden die hochangesehenen "Boys in our company" von der "upper class of the community of Springfield" in deren gesellschaftliches Leben miteinbezogen. Lieutenant Robert Walsh und Sergeant Amos Brown missbrauchten das Vertrauen der Springfielder Gesellschaft, vergaßen fern der Heimat ihre Erziehung und verführten und schwängerten zwei jungfräuliche Mädchen aus wohlhabenden Familien. Dazu das Tagebuch seiner späteren Frau Martha R. Bannan von Oktober 1856 bis August 1858. Über 180 in Tinte beschriebene Seiten in dunkelblauem Ledereinband (Bindung etwas locker, Rücken schadhaft). Mit dem Elan einer wohl 16-/17-jährigen Schülerin beschreibt sie akribisch genau und gottesfürchtig ihre Tagesabläufe, gesellschaftliche und familiäre Ereignisse, erste Romanzen uvm. Außerdem zwei Studiofotos (Broadbent & Co. Philadelphia bzw. Edward Morgan, Philadelphia, teilkoloriert) von Martha R. Bannan, eines rs. bez. "Grandmother Tindall...", sowie zwei Fotos von Edward Tindall in Bürgerkriegsuniform der Nordstaaten (eines koloriert, Broadbent & Co., Philadelphia, bzw. Rehn & Hurn, Philadelphia), eines rs. bez. "Edward Tindall in Civil War Uniform (Grandfather Tindall)". American Civil War - a report of Private Edward Tindall of the Keystone Battery of Philadelphia American Civil War - a report of Private Edward Tindall of the Keystone Battery of Philadelphia Report about the misdoing of Lt. Walsh and Sergeant Brown during the Civil War, five pages written in ink. Tindall recollects that he, like other sons of wealthy families of Philadelphia, was a soldier of the Keystone Battery "during the war of rebellion". The Battery was subordinated to the 196th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers and was not, as had been promised, equipped with "Field Pieces (called cannons)" but with muskets and detached to infantry service. After guarding "Rebel Prisoners at Camp Chase" near Chicago, the regiment was chosen to guard the city of Springfield, hometown of President Abraham Lincoln, as security guard. At that time the highly esteemed "Boys in our company" were made part of the social life by the "upper class of the community of Springfield". Lieutenant Robert Walsh and Sergeant Amos Brown betrayed this confidence of the Springfield community, forgot their good breeding far from home and seduced and impregnated two virgin girls from wealthy families. With it the diary of his later wife Martha R. Bannan from October 1856 to August 1858. More than 180 pages written in ink, dark blue leather binding (binding somewhat loose, back with imperfections). With the verve of a probably 16- or 17-year-old school girl, she describes meticulously accurate and piously her daily life, social and familial events, first romances and much more. Furthermore two studio photographs (Broadbent & Co., Philadelphia, and Edward Morgan, Philadelphia, partly coloured) of Martha R. Bannan, one inscribed on the reverse side "Grandmother Tindall...", as well as two photographs of Edward Tindall in Civil War uniform of the Union (one coloured, Broadbent & Co., Philadelphia, and Rehn & Hurn, Philadelphia), one inscribed on the reverse side "Edward Tindall in Civil War Uniform (Grandfather Tindall)". She is probably Martha Ridgway Bannan who translated "Die Laune des Verliebten" ("The Lover's Caprice") and "Die Fischerin" ("The Fisher Maiden") by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe into English, published in 1899 by John C. Yorston in Philadelphia ("Translated for the First Time and in Original Meters"). Condition: II -

The Ridgway and Priestley. The Compendium of Chester Gold and Silver Marks 1570-1962, and a Millers Encyclopaedia of World Silver Marks, 2 vols. (3)

Five Pieces of Ridgway Transfer Printed Chinoiserie to Comprise Pair of Square Bodied Vases with Flared Neck, Ovoid Vases with Loop Handles and a Plate

A collection of eighteen largely mid 19th century English porcelain cups and saucers Including two trios and comprising examples by Flight Barr & Barr, Grainger Worcester, Alcock, New Hall, Ridgway, Copeland Spode and Crown Staffordshire and examples attributed to Hilditch and Worcester, a Gaudy Welsh design example and a miniature continental cup and saucer, various sizes. (38)

Ridgway Blue Jasper Ware Jugs With Pewter Lids, Tallest 20cm(2)

A Crown Ducal Art Deco Teapot, Rosemary pattern 2733, another Art Deco gilt Teapot Palissy decoration, plus a pair of 19th century lobed porcelain plates, pink swag and floral decoration, 7/192 pattern (possibly Ridgway).

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.

Collection of 19th century tea ware, including Royal Crown Derby tea cup and saucer, Copeland Imari tea cup and saucer, Worcester Imari tea cup and saucer, Gaudy Welsh Flower Basket tea cup and saucer, Imari 112 cup and saucer, Royal Albert Imari 6491, Crown Staffordshire cup and saucer, Royal Albert Crown China tea cup and saucer, Amherst Japan tea cup and saucer nr 824, English Coalport cup and saucer, Ridgway tea cup and saucer nr 6351, Grafton China tea cup and saucer nr 5183, Wadeheath Imari tea pot (af), Imari milk jug, Wedgwood porcelain comport. 

A 19th century Ridgway dessert service - comprising a comport and six plates, pink and decorated with roses.

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’.

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 ---

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

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.