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An early 19th Century Derby porcelain coffee can and saucer enamelled in colours and decorated in gilt in the “Imari” manner with “Witches” pattern (red painted mark), a 19th Century Staffordshire porcelain tea cup and saucer enamelled in colours and decorated in gilt in the “Imari” manner with flowers and leaves within royal blue and gilt borders (possibly Ridgway - pattern No. 435), and two other Staffordshire porcelain tea cups and saucers decorated in the “Imari” manner

LINDLEY (J) LADIE'S BOTANY or A FAMILIAR INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF THE NATURAL SYSTEM OF BOTANY 2 vols with numerous hand coloured plates 5th ed green cloths faded and bumped Ridgway c1839

An early 19th Century Ridgway part tea/coffee service, comprising twelve teacups, eight coffee cans, sixteen saucers, a deep dish, two handled sucrier, milk jug and slop bowl, painted with cartouches of black and nut-brown leaves resembling oak leaves on a salmon pink ground (40).

A pair of Granite China Oriental Birds pattern plates by Ridgway and sundry decorative plates

A SET OF SIX EARLY 19TH-CENTURY "INDIAN TEMPLE" PATTERN DESSERT PLATES having scalloped edges with blue and white transfers, marked verso INDIAN TEMPLE, STONE CHINA J.W.R (John and William RIDGWAY) 26cm (10.5in) diameter (6)

A Ridgway sunflower-head shaped dish with central bouquet of summer flowers, the surround of gilt and yellow leaves on an alternating blue ground, having gilt handles to the sides, 26.5cm (10.5") diameter

A Ridgway specimen plate with flowers, fruit and a bird painted to the centre within a stylised foliate border, signed Samuel Yate December 8th 1832, 23cm (9.25") diameter

A WILLIAM RIDGWAY OVAL MEAT PLATTER, c.1840, underglaze blue transfer printed, "Oriental" pattern, printed mark, length 48cm

A 19th Century porcelain two handled Dish, painted floral sprigs, yellow scrolled border and hatched designs, all richly gilt, possibly Ridgway, pattern no. 1173

A John & William Ridgway Oxford and Cambridge College series soup plate, printed in blue with Pembroke Hall, Cambridge within the usual octagonal frame and border of flowers with goat and cherub vignettes, diameter 25cm, printed mark, circa 1820-30. See Coysh & Henrywood 1, page 280, for a similar soup plate

Three blue-printed soup plates: an Angus Seats series soup plate attributed to Ridgway, diameter 23.5cm, unmarked; a Spode Lattice Scroll pattern soup plate, diameter 24cm, printed framed upper-case mark; and a British Marine series soup plate, diameter 26cm, printed title mark (crack in rim); generally between 1815 and 1830. See Coysh & Henrywood 2, page 15, for a similar Angus Seats series soup plate; Drakard & Holdway P803 for the Lattice Scroll pattern on a dinner plate; and FOB32 for a similar British Marine soup plate

A British Scenery series meat dish, attributed to Ridgway, printed in blue with the Village Fishermen scene within the usual flower and leaf border, length 43cm, printed series title mark, circa 1820-30. See FOB35 for a similar dish; the central scene is very similar to the Handley Village Fishermen pattern which can be seen in Coysh 1/170.

Two Dutch shape blue-printed jugs: a Castle pattern jug with an ornate moulded handle, printed with a version of the Spode pattern and border, height 20.5cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30 (crack near handle); and a William Ridgway, Son & Co. Humphreys Clock series jug with simple strap handle and strainer behind the spout, printed with a picnic scene and the usual geometric and scroll border, height 18cm, printed title mark with makers initials, circa 1838-48 (cover missing, riveted repair at top of handle) See Coysh & Henrywood 1, page 182, for a plate from the Humphreys Clock series; also the same volume, page 73, for information on the Castle pattern and its makers, with Clews a possibility for the jug in this lot #70-100 58. A Buffalo pattern presentation jug dated 1794, with outward flaring neck and ovoid shape body moulded with two bands of leaves, scroll-moulded handle, and ochre rim, printed in blue with a version of the Buffalo pattern on either side and a typical chinoiserie border around the neck and inside the rim, with blue feather edging outside the rim, the neck painted underglaze in blue with the name Thos. Compere, the front with the date 1794, height 22cm, unmarked (sections of body and handle glued)

Various small or toy blue-printed wares: comprising a small Davenport stone china tea plate with a dragons pattern; a Minton Dresden Flowers pattern toy stand; a Ridgway Humphreys Clock series toy plate; a toy plate with an unidentified romantic scene (no border); a miniature plate with a transitional period pattern featuring fishermen hauling nets: and a Kenelworth Priory pattern toy plate from the Minton Miniature series; various dates See FOB73 for the transitional fishermen pattern on a trefoil dessert dish but with a different border

A Ridgway porcelain seeded butterscotch ground sucrier, painted in blue and gilt with cornucopiae, pattern 2/355; and a Staffordshire porcelain coffee pot and cover painted with blue floral sprigs, 27cm high (restored), first quarter 19th century

A selection of mostly ÔRococo revival porcelain, comprising; a Coalport flower-encrusted basket; a Copeland & Garrett teapot, cover & stand; a teapot & cover; a blue ground plate; a Ridgway slop bowl and a grey-ground teacup and saucer, circa 1840 (some damage)

A Ridgway carving platter, English 19th century, of canted rectangular form, printed in brown with flowering fronds and polychrome landscape vignettes. Length 52cm.

Quantity of china includes Ridgway Cunard Steam ship company ashtray, Plichta Wemyss style hand painted shamrock pig, Villeroy & Bosch poppy jug and TG Green cream jug (q)

19th Century parian ware Bust, Handel, marked J. Ridgway, Bates & Co.

A Staffordshire blue glazed jug moulded with monkeys possibly Ridgway c.1840 together with fourteen further Victorian relief moulded jugs. Minor damage. 24cm. (15)

Staffordshire jug of panelled form, painted with floral sprays and with gilt script William Ridgway 1847, 18cm high (glaze cracking).

Twenty seven pieces of Homemaker design tea and dinnerware, by Ridgway comprising five cups, six saucers, two other saucers, six side plates, seven dinner plates and one other plate.

a Group of Four Tinted Parian Relief Moulded Jugs, circa 1830, various colours, all modelled with deer; one showing a lion pouncing on the back of a stag, one impressed with "Ridgway & Co, 1835", approximately 16cm to 21cm (one damaged)

Eighteen English porcelain cups and saucers also one trio, to include factories such as Coalport, Spode, Davenport, Ridgway, Alcock, Chamberlains, 19th century (some damages) (39)

THREE 19TH-CENTURY POTTERY ASHETS or meat plates comprising: an Amherst Japan pattern stone china example, printed and overpainted in Imari colours, blue printed scroll mark verso, impressed number 18, 48cm, (19in) wide (rim chip); A pearlware example decorated in Net pattern with a hexagonal cellular central scroll cartouches of chinoiserie waterside pavilions reserved on a floral field, within diapered border with further scroll cartouches, 42cm, (16.5in) wide (rim chip), and a third with two-handled vase of flowers within six niches with baskets of flowers and floral sprays, the diagonally-pinstriped border with scattered leaves, flowers and scrolls, 43cm, (17in) (3) *** For a plate with printed design matching the second example, by Job Ridgway, see Coysh, A. W., and Henrywood, R. K., The Dictionary of Blue & White Printed Pottery, 1780-1880, Vol 1, p.259.

A Ridgway porcelain part tea and coffee service, comprising: two bread and butter plates, a milk jug, sugar basin and cover, waste bowl, twelve tea cups, six coffee cups and twelve saucers, each piece painted with a panel of garden flowers on a gold decorated cream and deep blue ground, Pattern No. 2/5423, circa 1840, some damage. * Produced for Josh Green & Sons. 11 St Pauls Church Yard, London.

A John & William Ridgway 'Christ Church, Oxford' pattern dinner plate from the Oxford and Cambridge College series, printed in blue with the titled view within an octagonal frame and the usual border with cherub vignettes, 25cm diameter, printed mark, circa 1815-30 (chip on footrim) See Coysh & Henrywood 1, page 84, for a similar plate

A 'British Scenery' series dinner plate, attributed to Ridgway, printed in blue with the scene known as Cottages and Castle within the usual flower and leaf border, 25cm diameter, printed series title mark, circa 1820-30. See Coysh & Henrywood 1, page 60, for a similar plate

Two Blind Boy pattern dinner plates, attributed to Ridgway, printed in blue with the genre scene and floral border, 24.5cm diameter, unmarked, circa 1815-25 (small chips behind rims) See Coysh & Henrywood 1, page 45, for information on this pattern and its attribution

A Ridgway porcelain part dessert service, painted in shades of green, puce and gilt with meandering flowers, comprising; a two-handled comport, four shaped square serving dishes, two lozenge shaped serving dishes and fourteen plates, painted pattern number 2579, circa 1835 (some damage)

A selection of 'Rococo revival' porcelain, comprising; the remnants of a Coalport cafe au lait-ground service of two plates and two variously shaped serving dishes, painted with a central floral bouquet, painted pattern no. 3/597 (slight rubbing); a shaped-oval blue, yellow-ground and gilt serving dish painted with fruit and a plate and quatrefoil dish ensuite, probably Ridgway, painted pattern no. 3801 (slight rubbing); and a pair of plates painted in blue and gilt with a band of poppies, various dates second quarter 19th century

A Ridgway Potteries Ltd 'Homemaker' pattern part coffee service, comprising a coffee pot and cover, six coffee cups and saucers and a two-handled soup dish and plate, the coffee pot 19cm high, printed marks (see illlustration)

GILL M.A.V. Directory of Newcastle Goldsmiths 1980; RIDGWAY M.H. Chester Silver 1727-1837. 1985 and others on old gold and silver (16)

"Erskine (Hon. Thomas). The Speeches of Hon. Thomas Erskine (now Lord Erskine), when at the Bar, on Subjects Connected with the Liberty of the Press, and Against Constructive Treasons, collected by James Ridgway, 5 vols., 1810-12, port. frontis. and folding plan in vol. 4, some minor spotting of prelims., contemp. tree calf, gilt dec. spines with contrasting labels, together with [Dunton, John], The Phenix: Or, a Revival of Scarce and Valuable Pieces from the Remotest Antiquity down to the Present Times. Being a Collection of Manuscripts and Printed Tracts, no where to be found but in the Closets of the Curious, vol. 1 (of 2), 1708, recent half calf gilt, plus The Poems of Ossian, trans. James MacPherson, 2 vols., new ed., 1790, contemp. tree calf, recently rebacked, and Thomson (James), The Works, with his last Corrections and Improvements, to which is prefixed, the Life of the Author, by Patrick Murdoch, 3 vols., 1788, half-title and port. to vol. 1, eng. plts., some minor scattered spotting, recent quarter calf gilt, and one other, all 8vo (12)"

General Havelock: a white parian bust on named socle base by J. Ridgway, Bates & Co, 250mm high, minor firing crack

A pair of pottery plates by Ridgway printed with photographic portraits of George V and Queen Mary, a pottery plate for 1902 Coronation with Coventry presentation, a pottery plate for 1937 Coronation with family portrait after Marcus Adams and a prayer sheet for 1937 Coronation (5)

A set of eleven moulded Ridgway Dessert Plates with pink and blue floral pattern and centres with gilt highlights 22cm diameter, Pattern No. 1818.

A Ridgway compressed round teapot, cover and stand, with scroll handle and flower knop, decorated in gilt with flowers and leaves, within grey borders, pattern number 2/3498 in red, circa 1840, a matching two handled sucrier and cover, milk jug and slop bowl

A John Ridgway porcelain dessert plate, circa 1830, painted a flower bouquet and sprays within a blue and gilt border, the shaped beaded rim with flowers at the quarters, pattern 2/534, 22.5cm diameter.

A Ridgway porcelain trio, the pale salmon and blue ground with gilt decoration of leaves and berries, pattern no. 2/5321, circa 1834; another Ridgway trio, the peach background with orange surround, heavily gilded with stripes and flowers, with foliate design, moulded decoration to upper base of cups, shape 'Godden's Ridgway' pl.83, circa 1833; and a Ridgway & Bates trio, decorated with birds and dragons in a deep and pale orange brown, pattern no. 2/1027 in red with additional 'B' under (factory in operation only two years).

A John Ridgway trio, the pale blue border with gilt highlighted vine and fruit decoration, with early pattern no. 2/32, circa 1810; two other Ridgway trios and a cup and saucer.

A Ridgway porcelain cup and saucer, decorated with orange bands outlined in black, the cup with a double kick handle, circa 1796; two other Ridgway cups and saucers and a trio.

A Ridgway cup and saucer, with pattern no. 2/1078 in red to the base, circa 1825; another similar; a Ridgway cup and saucer, pattern no. 2/8365, with printed puce transfer marks to base; and another.

A RIDGWAY BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED SOUP TUREEN and cover with rams head handles decorated with 'rural scenery' and 1 other oval blue and white tureen and cover decorated with gamekeeper (both with faults)

A RIDGWAY TEA SET to include teapot, sugar basin and milk jug each painted with floral cartouche, a matching slop bowl, 10 cups and saucers and 2 bread and butter plates

AN H & R DANIEL 'SHREWSBURY' SHAPE DISH, with painted view and raised vine leaf border, a Ridgway teapot stand, circa 1820, a Minton trio and a matching sideplate

A SALTGLAZED JUG decorated in relief with Bacchanalian scene, 10 1/2" high and 1 other Ridgway painted relief moulded jug, 10" high (2)

A COLLECTION OF SEVEN TRIOS to include Coalport, Ridgway, Alcock, 1830s/1840s

TWELVE ASSORTED COFFEE CUPS AND TEACUPS, with saucers, to include Minton, Coalport, Ridgway, Flight Barr & Barr and others

Norie, J.W. West India Directory, containing Instructions for Navigating the Caribee, or Windward and Leeward Islands, 4 parts in one volume, contemporary calf, 8vo, 1827, worn, joints weak; An Abstract of the British West Indian Statutes for the Protection and Government of Slaves, stitched, no wrappers, 8vo, J. Ridgway, 1830, slightly soiled (2)

A Ridgway fruit service, with grey and gilt calloped border, central painted flower sprat, pattern number 5409, puce printed mark, comprising: three footed plates; and ten circular plates (13)

A Set of 4 Ridgway & Robey Porcelain Figures, "Kate Nickleby", "Nicholas Nickleby", "Ralph Nickleby" and "Mrs Nickleby", all named and marked to backs, published June 15th 1839 by Ridgway & Robey, Hanley, Staffordshire Potteries, 21.5cm high

A pair of 19th Century Ridgway shaped serving dishes, blue printed with Chinese Marine pattern, 13" x 10 1/2" (2).

A GARNITURE OF FOUR ENGLISH PORCELAIN DESSERT COMPORTS possibly Ridgway, pattern No. 1864, each piece painted with a colourful spray of summer flowers, within gilt scroll and turquoise borders, the handles in the form of fruiting vine sprays, comprising one tall comport, 18.5cm and three low comports 11cm (4).

A Ridgway Potteries 'Homemaker' pattern part tea set, nineteen pieces for a six-place setting, one cup missing

A Set of Six Ridgway Homemaker Pattern Dishes, three other similar plates and other items (qty)

GODDEN, Geoffrey A - An Illustrated Guide to Ridgway Porceclains: London, 1972, 8vo, d/w

A Ridgway Son & Co blue marbled two handled vase and cover, 19th century, the octagonal body applied with two dragon handles below a dolphin moulded finial, black printed 'Patent Masonic' mark, 15.5" high

A John and William Ridgway blue and white Portland Basket pattern shaped oval meat plate, printed in underglaze blue with urn of summer flowers, floral scroll border;a Minton blue and white Genevese pattern two-handled pedestal bowl, printed in underglaze blue with architectural buildings in landscape, floral border, 31cm wide, c.1850 (some faults) (2)

Gladstone: a pottery plate printed with a portrait in colours and inscribed in black with name and date of death, a pottery plate depicting Mrs Gladstone, a blue printed plaque by Burgess & Leigh, damaged, a circular plate with oval portrait of Salisbury and a photographic plate by Ridgway depicting Joseph Chamberlain (5)