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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)

Godden (Geoffrey), Eighteenth Century English Porcelain; Ridgway Porcelains; and Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain, by the same author, (3).

Four Staffordshire Chrysanthemum Factory stoneware jugs circa 1820 probably Ridgway sprig decorated with figures and cherubs, one with dolphin head spout and snake twist handle, all with applied pad marks (filled chip to rim of tallest jug) 23cm max. height

*Set of six Ridgway Homemaker black and white bowls

Lockett, T. & Godden, G.A., Davenport, Barrie & Jenkins, 1989; Godden, A.G., Ridgway Porcelains, ACC 1985; Cox, A & A, Rockingham Pottery & Porcelain 1745-1842, Faber 1983; Cox A.&A, The Rockingham Works, Sheffield Museums 1974 (4)

A RIDGWAY PORCELAIN CABINET PLATE painted with a basket of flowers, 3 other porcelain plates, 2 oval serving dishes and a part tea set

AN ENGLISH, PROBABLY RIDGWAY TURQUOISE CUP AND SAUCER, well painted with reserve panels of classical English scenes, including castles, an Aynsley blue ground cup and saucer and an English white ground, possibly Minton, cup and saucer with painted rose sprays and gilt wriggle work and turquoise border, a green and floral cup and saucer and one other cup and saucer, retailed by Alfred Dunn of Birmingham (5)

A Ridgway 'Ondine' pattern coffee pot A 1950's turquoise pottery teapot and another black glazed example with painted design (6) 210mm high coffee pot

A porcelain figure, possibly Ridgway & Robey, of an old woman, circa 1840, modelled seated in ragged clothes holding an empty jug, raised on a square base.

Godden (G A) The Illustrated Guide to Mason's Patent Ironstone China, 1971, Shinn (C and D) The Illustrated Guide to Victorian Parian China, 1971, Godden (G A) The Illustrated Guide to Ridgway Porcelains, 1972 and Rice (D G) Rockingham Pottery and Porcelain, 1971

A part Ridgway ‘Homemaker’ dinner service Comprising; seven large dinner plates, four lunch plates, 5 breakfast bowls and one saucer, printed factory mark to underside (17)

Adams Wedgwood Style Blue Planter with Plated Rim, Un-Marked Biscuit Caddy, Ridgway Vase and a Wine Cooler

Two Dutch Delft tiles painted with birds, W. Ridgway & Co. jug with embossed scenes, Delft planter, a/f, and a jug, (5)

A graduated set of four Uncle Tom's Cabin jugs, relief-moulded in buff earthenware with blue interiors, heights 21.5 to 14cm, unmarked, circa 1855-80 (one cracked) This slavery-related design, based on the Harriet Beecher Stowe book, was originally published by Ridgway & Abington in January 1853

Four Ridgway relief-moulded stoneware jugs: a Pan jug in glazed blue, height 25cm; a Linenfold jug in green, height 24.5cm; a jug with vertical flutes in white, height 23cm; and a "Bulrush" jug in green with metal lid, height 19cm, various marks See Henrywood 1/41, 1/49 and 1/56 for three of these designs

Four coloured relief-moulded jugs: comprising a Ridgway & Abington Acanthus jug with blue ground, a Swans jug with pink ground, and two others, all unmarked, mid-19th century See Henrywood 1/67 and 1/68 for the Acanthus and Swans designs (see illustration)

A Staffordshire Ridgway, Sparks and Ridgway blue and white carafe, decorated in the Indus pattern, with tapering neck above ball body, transfer printed with birds in landscapes, with leaf and hummingbird decorated borders - printed Victorian registration lozenge marks. (10.25in)

A John Ridgway eighteen piece porcelain dessert service each piece painted to the centre with a vignette of a river or lake scene within apple green borders decorated with pink flowers gilt leaves and tendrils and pierced strapwork devices comprising a twin-handled comport 23.5cm high 33cm across two smaller comports 14cm high 22.5cm diameter two oval footed dishes 31cm wide two rectangular footed dishes 29cm wide and eleven plates 22.5cm diameter impressed mark CB painted iron red pattern number 3/9680 circa 1845 some pieces damaged (18)

A John and William Ridgway part dessert service each piece painted to the centre with flower bouquets within green banded borders decorated with gilt dots and a gadroon moulded edge comprising a lozenge shaped footed comport 39cm across four lozenge shaped twin handled dishes 29cm across a pair of sauce tureens and covers with integral stands 21.5cm across four single handled lozenge shaped dishes 21cm across four square twin handled dishes 27cm across and nineteen twin handled dessert plates puce and iron red pattern no.1174 circa 1820 all with slight wear to gilding (some damage) (34)

Two brown glazed pearlware jugs, transfer printed in yellow with Chinese scenes, 11.5cm h; a J & W Ridgway drabware jug, sprigged in brown with classical figures, impressed 228 on a moulded pad mark; a pearlware miniature Toby jug, painted in bright enamels, c1820; a Herculaneum earthenware French Scenery pattern dessert plate; a Brameld stone china India pattern soup plate, all early-mid 19th c (7) ++ In generally excellent condition

A pair of Staffordshire porcelain candle snuffers and stand, with gilt butterfly handles, printed and painted with flowers in a lavender blue and gilt scrolling border, tray 16.5cm w, possibly John Ridgway, c1870 ++ Gilding slightly rubbed otherwise fine

An early 19th century Ridgway dessert service painted with the 733 pattern of flowers within gilt blue bands and arbolette moulded rims comprising: nine plates and two of each oval square and shell shaped dishes (D) (15) For this shape see Godden Ridgway Porcelains plates 37-39

A Ridgway part dessert service decorated in the 'Pompadour' pattern, comprising; comport, pair of tazze and six plates.

An 19th Century William Ridgway pottery child's part tea service, blue printed "Nell's Lonely Walk" pattern, comprising pot and cover, two cups and saucers and a milk jug, Old Humphreys Clock mark.

Staffordshire buff stoneware copy of the Warwick vase and cover, 6’ high; also a W. Ridgway Son & Co circular pedestal light-green stoneware pot pourri, published September 1st 1840, no. 3, 8’ diameter (2)

A Ridgway & Abington John Barleycorn jug and eleven other relief moulded jugs, all with coloured grounds or detailing, five with metal lids

A mid 19th Century Ridgway Savoy shape part tea service circa 1848, decorated with flow blue floral sprays enamelled with terracotta and gilt, pattern 2/8760, comprising seven pedestal tea cups and five conforming coffee, twelve saucers, a slop bowl, two bread and butter plates, S/D.

A Ridgway Two Handled Tureen and Cover, the white ground decorated with bands of turquoise with gilt and coloured enamel leaf and floral motifs, 17 cm high, and two cups and three saucers by Booths decorated with exotic birds in coloured enamels on cobalt blue and gilt ground (6).