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Early Victorian William Ridgway and Co 'Fairy Queen' bordelou pair of print ware plates and a saucer

A Pair of Ridgway Homemaker Teacups and Saucers with matching side plates, on black and white ground (6)

*Ridgway Potteries 'Homemaker' design tableware, nine plates, 20cm and three saucers

A white earthenware moulded mug and a Ridgway felspathic stoneware mug, the first painted in bright enamels with flowers between blue borders, the second sprigged with a fox hunting scene on a blue band, 9cm h, both c1830 ++Both in fine condition

An Elijah Mayer caneware engine turned teapot and cover, with widow knop, 12cm h, impressed mark, c1800; a Wedgwood rosso antico teapot and cover enamelled with flowers; three Wedgwood smear glazed arabesque moulded or basket work teapots and covers; five various English black basalt, black ware or other teapots and covers and a Ridgway porcelain rosette moulded jug and cover, impressed 472 on a pad, all early 19th c (22) ++Spout and rim of the caneware teapot slightly chipped. One of the black ware teapots with an associated cover. The remaining items in the lot in very good condition

A John & William Ridgway blue printed Stone China Bamboo pattern meat dish, 42cm w, printed cartouche mark, c1830 ++In fine condition

Early 20thC Ridgway 'Lichfield' meat plate and two other Victorian plates

A VICTORIAN RIDGWAY TYPE PART TEA SERVICE, the cream ground modelled in relief with lilac floral sprigs highlighted with gilding. Comprising a teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, jugs, side plates, cups and saucers (a lot)

An early 19th century Coalport boat shaped porcelain teapot and cover, circa 1815, enamelled with Chantilly sprigs, a Ridgway gilt teapot and cover, circa 1820 and a Spode imari porcelain teapot, circa 1820 (3)

Two Trays Consisting of Midwinter WhiteHill Cups, Saucers & Dinner plates, Dog Wall Plaques, Ridgway English Garden Dishes & Large Platter, Assortment Of plates To Include Minton Winter Harvest, Doulton Canterbury, Various Wedgwood Cups & saucers, Collingwoods Cups, Saucers, Cream & Sugar Etc (107)

A Ridgway dessert service, painted with flowers and fruit within elaborate gilt moulded borders on a dark blue ground, one with a fake Rockingham mark. Minor damages. c.1851. Comprising: a large tazza, two smaller stands, three serving plates and twelve plates. (18) Cf. Geoffrey Godden, Ridgway Porcelains, p.226.

A good Ridgway plate, painted with a young girl petting a calf, within a rich green and gilt border, probably by George Speight, and a teacup and saucer decorated with birds, 19th century, 23.7cm. max. (3) Cf. Geoffrey Godden, Ridgway Porcelains, p.149.

A Ridgway part service, painted with different fruits within a green border, pattern number 1981 the rims moulded with blossom, painted pattern marks, c.1830-35. Comprising: two oval dishes, one square dish, one small circular dish and four plates. (8)

Homemaker dinner service by 'Ridgway Potteries Ltd', circa 1950's, black & white pattern, designed by Enid Seeney, comprising dinner plates (6), side plates (5), saucers (6), cups (6), two are chipped, milk jug & sugar bowl (25)

AN ENGLISH, POSSIBLY NEWHALL, CREAM JUG with painted roses and gilt decoration and a Ridgway porcelain trio

A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH LARGE PORCELAIN DESSERT SET, probably Ridgway, to include five comports each with a pink border and painted with a landscape and 18 dessert plates

An early 19th Century meat dish, in blue and white Royal Flora pattern by John Ridgway, 54.5cm (21.5") wide

A very little used set of 13 RIDGWAY twist bits in orig fitted box F(70-100)RK

Edwardian Ridgway dessert ware with printed carnation decoration comprising three comports and six plates (9)

Set six mid nineteenth century Ridgway dessert plates with painted floral decoration within blue and gilt border

A mid 19th Century Masons Ironstone meat dish, 21" x 16 1/2", together with matching shallow dish 14" x 11" and eight John Ridgway Stone china plates 9 3/4" diameter and two similar 8 1/4" plates all in the Imari palette (12)

A Ridgway Relief Moulded Jug, a Worcester basket weave vase, assorted jugs, a Chinese lamp base, and other items (2 boxes)

A RIDGWAY PORCELAIN PLATE painted by C Harrison with flowers, within a blue border gilded with foliage and scrolling, signed, mid 19th century, 10" wide

A pair of early 19th Century pink lustre decorated coffee cans, each decorated with a band of stylized flowers and foliage, together with four pink lustre decorated saucers, a cream jug and two 'Persia' pattern Ridgway toy tureens (some faults).

RIDGWAY, MAURICE H., "CHESTER SILVER 1727-1837", pub. 1985; together with Waldron, Peter, "The Price Guide to Antique Silver", pub. 1994 (2).

A pair of early 19th Century Ridgway Plates, transfer printed with the curling palm pattern.

A Ridgway pottery moulded Jug commemorating Crimean War, moulded soldiers with arms and two handled eagle, hinged metal lid

A 19th Century Ridgway type Vase of urn shape with gilt moulded leafage friezes on puvce and gilt square base, 10in

A Ridgway porcelain part tea service, circa 1830, decorated with blue lattice panels and scattered flowers, comprising a teapot and cover and stand, the cover with floral finial, a two handled sucrier and cover and eight teacups and saucers, painted pattern No. '2/2698' in iron red to bases (minor faults).

A Staffordshire pottery part toy tea service, decorated in pink with 'Vignette' pattern, comprising two cake plates, tea pot, sugar bowl and cover, milk jug, slop bowl and six cups and saucers (faults), together with a Ridgway pink maiden-hair-fern pattern part toy tea service (faults), and a small collection of toy tea wares (faults).

A pair of Ridgway porcelain dessert plates, circa 1830, each painted with a flower spray, the green leaves heightened in gilt, within a shaped rim moulded with flowerheads and overlaid in gilt, painted '2279' pattern number to bases, diameter approx 23cm. (See illustration)

A pair of mid-19th Century John Ridgway & Co porcelain cabinet plates, each painted and gilded with the Westhead crest above a banner inscribed with the motto 'Ora et Labora', within a scroll gilt rim with angular blue banding against a claret ground, overlaid in gilt, printed factory mark to bases.

A Bust of Christopher Columbus, Robinson & Leadbeater, circa 1892, with concentrated forward gaze, on a swept circular base, impressed "R&L", 26cm high; A Bust of William Shakespeare, W H Goss, first published August 1876, inscribed "Copied from the monument erected by Shakespeare's family in the church at Stratford-on-Avon", printed bird mark and "Copyright as Act directs, W H Goss, Stoke-on-Trent, August 1876", 18.5cm high; and A Bust of Handel, after W Theede (from Roubillacs original), J Ridgway, Bates & Co, circa 1858, gazing to dexter, on a titled base, impressed factory mark, 20.3cm high (3) See illustration A similar bust of Columbus is illustrated in The Parian Phenomenon, A Survey of Victorian Parian Porcelain Statuary & Busts, edited by Paul Atterbury, published by Richard Dennis, fig.742, pg.229. A similar bust of Handel is illustrated on pg.240, fig.799.

Venus and Cupid, for The Art Union of London 1858, J Ridgway, Bates & Co, the nude goddess of Love embraces an arrow-wielding Cupid, on a rocky shaped oval base, impressed "Art Union of London 1858", impressed "J Ridgway Bates & Co" and "J Gibson RA Sculpt", 48cm See illustration John Gibson (1790-1866) born in Conway and trained in Liverpool. Moved to London in 1817 and then went on to Italy where he spent the rest of his life. In common with Rauch he was a pupil of both Canova and Thorwaldsen. Canova gave him a place in his studio, offered financial assistance and recommended him to his first patron. From 1840 he persuaded many of his patrons to accept his works in polychrome, finding his authority for this in the practice of the ancient Greeks.

AFTER RIDGWAY KNIGHT, A COLOURED PHOTOGRAVURE, Published 1889, “L’appel Au Passeur”, 18” x 21”

A JOHN RIDGWAY PORCELAIN PLATE painted with flowers in a vase and fruit, within a blue border with gilded and peach scrolling, 19th century, 9" wide, No.6/2767

A 19th century John Ridgway Imperial Stone China Imari palette part dinner service

A W. Ridgway & Co. Losculous pattern meat plateblue and brown meat plate

A Ridgway 'India Temple' pattern blue printed shaped rectangular meat platter with gadrooned rim, a tree and well meat platter, a Royal Corona Ware 'Stella' pattern chamberpot and a 'Trentham' pattern black printed wash bowl (some faults).

A WORCESTER GRAINGER MILK JUG, a Ridgway jug, a Crown Devon vase, a Coalport sugar bowl, a Davenport cup and saucer, a Royal Worcester plate and a blue transfer plate (8)

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BISQUE TYPE FIGURES, a pair of Ridgway type spill vases, a coffee set and a few other pieces, including a lustre bowl

Set of six Ridgway Homemaker soup bowls and saucers, Clarice Cliff rectangular dish painted with a basket, Carlton Ware jug and dish, Royal Winton dish, Poole box and cover, four pieces of Susie Cooper earthenware and a brightly painted biscuit barrel, Quimper bowls

A set of five Ridgway tea cups and seven saucers decorated in the 'Homemaker' pattern.

A RIDGWAY DESSERT SERVICE for twelve settings including two pedestal dishes, a comport and an oval dish painted with flowers within turquoise and foliate gilded borders, comport 19th century, 13 1/2 wide, No.4696

Ridgway pottery Trio, comprising two cups and a saucer, each hand-decorated with floral sprigs within cobalt blue and gilt borders and a Ridgway Cup and Saucer, painted with pink roses, within salmon pink and gilt borders

Arthur Ridgway, Geese alighting, signed lower right and dated 1952, oil on board, 35 x 45cm; and, Pheasants, oil on canvas, 46 x 61cm (2)

An early Victorian John Ridgway porcelain tea service, pattern no 3556/2, painted with floral bouquets, the border of gilt fruiting vine cartouches within flowerhead and dot design on a pale grey ground comprising: A sugar bowl and cover, A milk jug, A slop bowl, Twelve tea cups, Twelve coffee cups, Twelve saucers, two bread and butter plates

A Cauldon two handled vase decorated with festoons of roses, a Ridgway bowl, a jardiniere and other decorative china

A COLLECTION OF PORCELAIN to include: Royal Derby plates, 19th Century English china, Ridgway and others, a Victorian teapot, sugar basin and milk jug and other pieces

Sweet (Robert). The Botanical Cultivator, or Instructions for the Management and Propagation of the Plants Cultivated in the Hothouses, Greenhouses, and Borders, in the Gardens of Great Britain, Ridgway, 1821,. bookplt. to front pastedown, contemp. half sheep, rubbed, 12mo, together with Smith (Sir James Edward), The English Flora, 5 vols. in 6 (vols 1-4 2nd eds.), 1828-33, contemp. half morocco gilt, rubbed, 8vo (7)

A large 19th Century pewter lidded embossed Ridgway & Co. jug, depicting tavern and equestrian scenes, (impressed marks to base 'Published By W.Ridgway & Co., Hanley, October I 1835')

Eight 19th Century plates, blue printed in Wild Rose pattern, 9 1/2" diameter, together with a John Ridgway blue and white Wild Rose pattern meat dish, 18 1/2" x 15" (9)

A John Ridgway porcelain part dessert service, printed in puce with vignettes of fruit and scattered sprigs of fruiting vine, comprising; a pair of sauce tureens, covers and stands, two shaped oval serving dishes, another oval serving dish and fourteen plates, iron-red painted pattern no. 2020, circa 1835 See Geoffrey A. Godden, The Illustrated Guide to Ridgway Porcelains (1972), pl. 71 for similar shapes.

A selection of Staffordshire blue and white printed pottery, comprising; a Davenport shaped oval pedestal bowl printed with the Tudor Mansion pattern, 27.5cm in length (crack); an oval bowl printed in blue and painted in iron-red with stylised flowers, 26.5cm in length (stained); two soup plates, one Ridgway example from the Angus Seats series and two plates including one with the Netley Abbey pattern, first quarter 19th century; and a pair of Pratts Native Scenery candle sticks, 15cm high, printed marks, mid 19th century

Collection of pottery jugs, to include a Wedgwood terracotta coloured jug, impressed mark to base, 15.5cm high, W. Ridgway, Son, & Co., with moulded scenes of a medieval joust and a band of grapevine decoration, impressed mark to base, 18cm high, W. B. Cobridge 'Ivy' pattern jug, with moulded decoration, 19.5cm high, and others, a/f

A Ridgway trio with floral panels on a gilt decorated dark blue and pale yellow border, another trio, a New Hall floral cup and saucer, two other decorative cups and saucers and an odd cup

Ridgway Large Jug, Large Beaker, & Tray all Depicting Coaching Scenes, & an Ashstray Depicting Fen Land (4)

Oakleigh, Thomas. The Oakleigh Shooting Code. London: James Ridgway and sons, 1836. First edition, 8vo, presentation copy from author to the editor of the Gentleman's Magazine [inscribed on half-title and title in ink by author], original boards, paper label, some cracking to hinges, bookplate, a fine copy of this rare volume

A Limoges plate, of octagonal form painted to the well with humming birds and orchids, within moulded and gilt border, signed M. Holloway, 11" wide, a Derby porcelain plate, painted with stylised birds and foliage within gilt line rim, 9?" dia., a Ridgway earthenware soup plate, printed in blue and polychrome painted with birds, tree and flowers, 9?" dia. (3).

Five volumes of Silver Interest, including: Ridgway, Maurice - Chester Silver Early Times - 1726 and Chester Silver 1727-1837; Hennell, Percy - Hennell Silver Salts 1736-1876, dustwrapper; Pamphlet reprinted from the Connoisseur - The Hennells, A Continuity of Craftsmanship, 1973; Culme, John - Nineteenth Century Silver, Country Life Books, 1977 (5)