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Chamberlain's & Grainger's Worcester & Ridgway plates (3)

A PAIR OF RIDGWAY POTTERY VASES, late 19th century, of tall lozenge form with circular necks and griffin moulded handles, painted and gilded with flowers in iron red and blue, on ball feet and squared base, 11 3/4" high, red printed mark

A SPODE PORCELAIN TRIO, early 19th century, painted with flowers in Imari colours of red, blue, green and gilt, No.3573 to base, and a Ridgway cup and saucer painted with brown and black stiff leaves within gilded flowers (2)

1839 Eglington Tournament: a grey stoneware jug moulded with jousting scenes by Ridgway, 283mm, small rim chip and another by Royal Doulton, circa 1930, cracked (2). * See Victoria Remembered, plate 61

Two Ridgway tureens circa 1840, with mouled bases, painted with floral sprays, painted pattern 1059 to base, (4) 19cm high

A Ridgway sugar bowl and cover, Coalport sugar bowl and cover and soap dish and cover with liner (3)

A fine Ridgway porcelain dessert service, c. 1830, comprising: a pair of ice buckets and covers, with gilt dolphin supports, eight shaped oval serving dishes, 30cm, four shaped circular dishes, 24cm, eight plates, 20cm each piece with a moulded cartouche under a crown, enclosing single blooms reserved on underglaze blue and apricot browns, pattern number 892, (24). Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A large flambe ground baluster vase, base marked with W, 30cm high plus an oval French pin tray 'ne donne pas au loup la brebis a garder', a small square enamel dish and a Ridgway printed planter (4)

Edwardian Royal Worcester white leaf moulded jug - date mark 1906, 13cm high, Victorian Ridgway & Abington relief moulded Moses jug, 15cm and one other (3)

A Ridgway porcelain 'Rococo revival' part tea service, painted with alternate panels of landscapes and gilt foliage reserved on a blue ground, comprising; a teapot and cover, two sandwich plates, eight plates, a slop bowl, seven coffee cups, two teacups and eight saucers, pattern 2/896, circa 1840 (damage). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

An English 'Real Stone China' Imari pattern part dinner service, probably Hicks, Meigh & Johnson or John Ridgway, comprising; a pair of sauce tureens covers and stands, a pair of vegetable tureens and covers, a pedestal bowl, a shaped-rectangular 'well and tree' meat dish, four shaped rectangular serving dishes in sizes, a drainer, six soup bowls, fourteen entree plates and eighteen dinner plates, blue printed crown and ribbon mark, circa 1830 (some damage). See Geoffrey A. Godden, Mason's Patent Ironstone China, (1971), p. 102. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A Samuel Alcock porcelain trio, circa 1830, enamelled with reserves of flowers by a fenced field within foliate scrollwork gilt framing against a cobalt blue ground beneath a dotted gilt band, comprising a teacup, a coffee cup and a saucer, a Coalport porcelain trio with floral decoration against a cobalt blue ground, a Ridgway trio decorated in Imari colours, a probable Derby trio with panels of birds and flowers and a small group of other mostly early 19th Century teawares (some faults).

Two Ridgway coloured parianware jugs, one, the ‘Eglinton Tournament’, pale blue, the other brown (2)

A selection of 19th century cabinet cups and saucers, to include Ridgway, Coalport and Davenport, all with foliate and gilt decoration, together with a selection of Coalport miniature Indian Tree porcelain tea set, two Crown Staffordshire floral decorated comports, a Coalport slop bowl, a Minton blue and white three section o'dovre dish, a Royal Worcester coffee pot with floral decoration, (a Lot).

1853 Slavery: an unusual green stoneware jug by Ridgway moulded with a scene of a slave auction inscribed 'By auction this day a prime lot of healthy negros' and on the reverse a scene from Uncle Toms Cabin, the underside with impressed makers mark and date, 210mm, fine hairline crack to underside

1911 Coronation: a pottery plate by William Lowe, two Ridgway photographic plates and another for the Visit to Leek in 1913 (4)

William Ridgway Son & Co. a part fruit service, circa 1840, transfer printed in blue, pattern "402", eight 9ins fruit plates; one round tazza; and a pair of oval tazzae. (some damage)

A John Ridgway mask head jug, of circular form, relief moulded with white griffins, cherubs and scroll work to the body and trailing fruiting vine to the neck on a lavender ground, with scroll handle, circa 1820, 6 1/2" high and a blue and white pearlware bowl, transfer printed with a pastoral scene with a thatched cottage, 6" diameter (2).

An early 20th century Ridgway jasper 'Football' jug, the green ground tapering cylindrical sides white sprigged with Rugby players, the design dated 1895 in the clay Amongst printed marks, 15.5cm high (W)

A quantity of stylish Ridgway Homemaker dinnerware

ENGLISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) ARTHUR PAUL BRYDSON, a military portrait, oil on board, titled to plaque, lower frame, "Arthur Paul Brydson of Walter Park, (Westmorland and Cumberland Yeomanry), Elder son of Joseph Ridgway Bridson of Bryerswood, Windermere", gilt framed. 24.5cm x 17.5cm.

Three English porcelain jugs circa 1830 by Coalport, Ridgway and Spode, decorated with floral gilt patterns (3) 12cm high

A Ridgway blue and white soap dish, insert and cover, printed with cattle before a cottage; together with a bowl, two potted meat dishes, three teabowls, and a footed bowl, all 19th century, damages and restoration, 14.5cm. (10)

A J & W Ridgway blue and white spirit barrel, printed with a view of deer and figures within Osterley Park, 1st half 19th century, 10.3cm.

A pair of Copeland Spode circular Plates, the centres printed in blue with scenes of swimming fish and fish in a landing net, within a blue printed floral border, on an off-white ground, 10 ½" diameter 80. A William Ridgway "Humphrey's Clock", part Toy Dinner Service, printed in blue with Dickensian scenes, comprises: an oval Teapot, three graduated oval Platters, two-handled oval covered Vegetable Tureen, three Cups and one Saucer, five graduated circular Plates, Gravy Boat and Cream Jug (conditions vary; one platter chipped, gravy boat repaired, cream jug hairline cracked, tureen with hairline crack); together with four further blue printed small Plates and a 19th Century Cream Jug printed in blue with scene of figures hunting wild horses (chipped)

Victorian salt glaze Crimean War commemorative jug relief moulded decoration by Ridgway & Abington Hamley patent date August 1st 1855

A J. Ridgway, Bates & Co parian figure of 'Clytie', on socle base, 33cm high, circa 1857

A John Ridgway tea service, of ogee form with entwined handle, the gilt border with tendrils and printed and painted with groups of flowers framed by C scrolls alternating with fawn and gilt panels, the service including a pair of scalloped plates with moulded gilt oak twig handles, 26cm w, painted 2/9794, c1850 (14). ++The lot in fine condition

A Victorian Ridgway stoneware Jug moulded warriors on horseback on cane ground, 7 1/2 in, another with figures merrymaking, a small ditto and another by Samuel Allcock moulded warriors on pink and white ground

A John Rodgers Bowl of unusual shape printed zebra in landscape, 6in, a Ridgway Hot Plate printed Christ Church, Oxford and a small oval Bowl, all A/F

Three 19th Century Ridgway Cups and Saucers and a Coffee Can and Saucer with Imari floral pattern in blue and iron red

An English porcelain 'Rococo revival' commemorative jug, painted with flowers and with gilt legend Presented to J Kirkman Esq. ''Pipes and Strings'' By his friend G Simpson, the reverse with bars of music Woodman spare that tree, 27cm high; and a pair of 'Rococo revival' floral plates, probably Coalport or Ridgway, 24cm diameter, circa 1840 (see illustration on website)

A Ridgway porcelain 'Rococo revival' green-ground part dessert service, painted with landscape vignettes, comprising; a pair of oval serving dishes, a pair of shaped rectangular serving dishes and nine dessert plates, painted pattern no. 6/6646, mid 19th century (some rubbing) (see illustration on website)

A Victorian W. Ridgway and Company ale jug decorated with hunting scenes on a pale blue ground. 24cm high

A Chad Valley child's globe, a Cussons soap Bambi, boxed, children's books, dancing Prince Charming and Cinderella, a Dinky Toys Austin Seven, a puzzle and a Ridgway cup and saucer.

Royal Doulton 'Bunnykins' chinaware Ridgway 'Joly Jinks' baby plate, Carlton Ware china and Portmeirion 'Botanic Garden' series china

Three pamphlets: The Early Plate of Chester Cathedral, by M H Ridgway, Silver of the City of Chester and Some Chester Goldsmiths & their marks. (3)

A 'Tom O'Shanter' moulded jug, and a similar Ridgway jug moulded with knights, a pottery puzzle jug, a Scott Brothers transfer decorated jug, and five others (9)

An early 19th century 'India Temple' pattern blue printed stone china ashet By John & William Ridgway of shaped oblong form with ribbed border, blue printed marks 48cm wide

A William Ridgway & Co., Opaque Granite China toilet urn and cover.

Coalport jug and sucrier moulded and gilded with flora, also a Ridgway sucrier decorated with gilt and blue flora, mid 19th century (5) Illustrated

Grant (M.H.) The Makers of Black Basaltes, 1910, 4to., cloth; Godden (Geoffrey A.) Ridgway Porcelains, 1985, 4to., dust wrapper; Eyles (Desmond) The Doulton Burslem Wares, 1980, 4to., dust wrapper; with sixteen related volumes (19)

GEORGE M WHEELER: REPORT UPON ORNITHOLOGICAL SPECIMENS COLLECTED IN THE YEARS 1871, 1872, AND 1873, Washington 1874, various other similar ornithological pamphlets bnd in, 2 vols, including C HART MERRIAM: A REVIEW OF THE BIRDS OF CONNECTICUT, New Haven 1877, 1st edn, sigd and inscr, other authors including ROBERT RIDGWAY, GEORGE N LAWRENCE etc, unif old hf cf worn (2)

A 19th Century large meat dish, printed in blue with the "Curling Palm" pattern, possibly Ridgway, 51.5cm wide.

A Ridgway 'Indian Temple' pattern hexagonal dish, with transfer printed design and gadrooned moulded border, underglaze mark, 36cm wide

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY RIDGWAY BOTANICAL DESSERT SERVICE each piece painted to the centre with differing specimen flowers, within green and gilt moulded borders, pattern number 3717, circa 1830 comprising a fruit comport, three oblong dishes, one shell shape dish and sixteen plates

A circa 1830 J & W Ridgway "Christchurch Oxford" pattern blue transferred plate, 25 cm diameter

A Ridgway stone china two handled soup tureen and cover with floral decoration, 1212 inches wide (A/F)

Ridgway 'Homemaker' crockery, circular tureen, dinner and tea ware, 32 pieces

AN ENGLISH OVAL BOTANICAL BOWL 'Gum Listus' and two Ridgway dessert dishes

A 19th century John Ridgway Imperial Stone China Imari palette part dinner service decorated with trellis work and stylised flowerheads to the border, and central chrysanthemum spray to the well, comprising: a large tureen, cover and stand; two smaller tureens, covers and stands, four graduated ashets; ten meat plates; ten fish plates; ten soup bowls; and ten side plates, green printed mark -50

A Fine Early Victorian Ridgway Teaset for Twelve printed in dark teal blue with sprays of flowers & foliage clobbered in puce, apple green and orange enamels with flo-blue under-glazed leaves. Comprising of a teapot & lidded sucriere with rose knop finials, milk jug, slop bowl, serving plate, twelve teacups & saucers.

A 19th Century Davenport plate, the central panel painted with a mountainous lake scene within a pink and gilt shaped border, 9 1/2" diameter, a Spode Felspar porcelain plate, pattern no.1607, 9" diameter and a pair of shaped blue, cream and gilt Ridgway plates, pattern no.6573, 10" diameter (4)

A John & William Ridgway 'India Temple' pattern blue printed stone china meat dish, circa 1820, with moulded gadrooned rim, together with another blue printed earthenware 'British Rivers' pattern meat dish.

A W. Ridgway Son & Co. buff stoneware Eglinton Tournament jug, circa 1840, relief moulded with two jousting knights before a tent above a band of fruiting vine, impressed mark to base, together with a Copeland & Garrett Late Spode taupe stoneware jug relief moulded with a Bacchanalian scene to one side and putti with a goat to the other side.

a John Ridgway, Hanley, Superior Stone China Chinoiserie Dinner Service, circa 1840-45, each piece printed in brown/black with flowers and rocks in a fenced garden within diapered borders, comprising a graduated set of ten shaped rectangular meat dishes (the largest 42cm wide) and stands, a pair of two-handled vegetable tureens and covers, a pair of two-handled sauce tureens, covers and stands (and one spare stand), a strainer dish, a pair of octagonal serving dishes, a two-handled pedestal circular bowl, twelve soup bowls, twenty-three dinner plates (25.5cm diameter), and twenty dessert plates (22cm diameter), each with brown printed crown and oval belt mark, "JR", "No4" and "Superior Stone China" on a ribband See illustration

A set of three graduated brown glaze jasperware decorated jugs, late 19th century, together with a quantity of Sowerby & Co white lattice dessert service, a pair of Ridgway Son & Co candlesticks, a Victorian foliate moulded part dessert service comprising of cake plates, tazza and dessert plates and a 19th century white glazed cheese dome, a set of eight etched glass saucers, (41 items).

G L Newnham Collingwood, A Selection from the Public and Private Correspondence of Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwood; Interspersed with Memoirs of his Life, fourth edition, published by James Ridgway, 1829.

Quantity of ceramics, mostly C19th, including large French porcelain jug painted with flowers and William Ridgway and Co. 'Opaque Granite China' gilt-edged eight-piece part dessert service (a lot).

A 19th Century Ridgway porcelain tea and coffee service enamelled in colours with floral sprays within wide grey and gilt decorated borders, comprising - twelve tea cups, twelve coffee cups, twelve saucers, two bread and butter plates, two handled sucriere and cover, milk jug and slop basin (painted mark in red to bases, 2 over 3556 - 52 pieces)