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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)

Two hand-coloured prints of orchids by W. Fitch, Pub by Vincent Brooks, PL.5126 'Cymbidium Eburneum', PL.5150 and one un-numbered, PL.4759 (artist unknown), PL.24 W. B. Booth, Pub by J. Ridgway May 1st 1841, PL.1986 Miss Drake, Pub by J. Ridgway Sept 1st 1837 (various sizes) (6)

A RIDGWAY POTTERY TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, printed with the Homemaker pattern in black, comprising twelve coffee cups and saucers, twelve plates, eleven tea cups, twelve saucers, two large plates, cream jug, milk jug and sugar bowl

A William Ridgway oval meat plate, printed with Persian pattern in blue, printed beehive mark, 16.75in.

Slavery. British Colonial Slavery, Compared with that of Pagan Antiquity, [by James Heywood Markland], pub. James Ridgway, 1830, vi, 65 pp, heavy spotting throughout, vertical fold crease, stictching broken and disbound without covers, 8vo A rare pro-slavery tract arguing that Caribbean slavery is very mild compared with that at the time of Christ, and which He did not condemn. Sabin 8096 & 81918. (1)

Two New Hall teacups and saucers, decorated with panels of Mother and Child after Adam Buck, a Ridgway Imari decorated cup and saucer, a Mason"s coffee can and a factory Z coffee can, all 1st half 19th century. (8)

Four English porcelain trios, one Flight, Barr and Barr, painted with pink roses on an oatmeal ground, one Minton, painted with flowers on green borders and two Ridgway pattern No.2/739, all early 19th century. (12)

Ridgway jug, moulded decoration of figures, the handle moulded as an arm, impressed marks, dated 1835, 15.5cm high

A Ridgway ice cream pail and cover, c. 1825, on three dolphin feet, decorated with oriental flowers, damaged, 30cm (2)

A Ridgway dessert service, c. 1835, comprising: a comport, damaged, eight dishes and seventeen plates painted with scenes within gilt and grey borders (26)

An early 19c Ridgway & Co. large Parian jug moulded with a toping scenes and witches chasing a horse rider, 23 cms.

A J. W Ridgway blue and white two handled Tureen printed "Italian Flower Garden", small chip

Three English underglaze blue transfer printed plates: Osterley Park pattern by Ridgway, with bowl indented centre, circa 1820; Camel pattern by Pountney & Goldney of Bristol, early 19th century; and a Wild Rose pattern example, also early 19th century, 27cm diameter and smaller; and a majolica glazed pedestal bowl, (4).

SUNDRY CHINA to include a Grafton Royston pattern tea set, a Ridgway Jacobean plate and other items

A Set of Five Ridgway Porcelain Dessert Plates, circa 1820], each of shaped circular form with five raised and moulded brackets and arches to the border picked out in blue, enclosing central bouquets and sprigs of flowers in vivid enamel colours within floral festoons in gilt, pattern No. 965 in red, 21.5cm diameter

York: A George III Table Snuff Box], oval, the lid engraved with a greyhound and inscription for the "Ridgway Coursing Club", by Barber, Cattle & North, York 1806, 11.2cm long.

A PAIR OF RIDGWAY GREEN GROUND PORCELAIN CABINET PLATES each circular central panel painted with fruit, the borders with pierced decoration, 9" across

A large blue and white pottery meat dish, probably Ridgway, printed in the Eastern Port pattern within a border featuring crowns, thistles and roses, 52.5cm. wide, minor glaze scratches.

A Ridgway Pottery "Homemaker" pattern circular tureen and cover, 24 cms.

A Pan jug attributed to William Ridgway & Co, moulded in lightly-glazed green stoneware and fitted with a Britannia metal lid, height 21.3cm, unmarked, circa 1830-40. See Henrywood 1/41 for a smaller marked example of this design in buff stoneware

A pair of William Ridgway, Son & Co. Eglinton jugs, relief-moulded in buff stoneware, height 22.3cm, unmarked except for impressed heart, circa 1840-45 (one cracked) See Henrywood 1/51 for a smaller marked example in blue

Three Ridgway buff stoneware relief-moulded jugs: an Animal Hunting jug, height 12.2cm, unmarked; an Acorns and Berries jug, height 16.8cm, unmarked (tiny rim chip); and a 'Sylvan' jug, height 17.5cm, moulded registration diamond for 16 February 1849. See Henrywood 1/ 42 1/43 and 1/57 for these three designs

Four Ridgway relief-moulded jugs: a Pan jug in buff stoneware, height 22cm, unmarked; a Tam O'Shanter jug in buff stoneware, height 25.5cm, impressed 1835 publication mark (metal lid missing, handle riveted); an Eglinton jug in blue stoneware, height 24.9cm, impressed 1840 publication mark (crack); and a 'Sylvan' jug in white stoneware with a Britannia metal lid, overall height 20.6cm, moulded 1849 registration diamond (lid glued) See Henrywood 1/41 1/46, 1/51 and 1/57 for these designs

A John & William Ridgway Oxford and Cambridge College series dinner plate, printed in blue with 'Christ Church, Oxford' within the usual octagonal frame and border of flowers with goat and cherub vignettes, diameter 25cm, printed mark, circa 1820-30 (small chip behind rim) See Coysh & Henrywood 1 page 84 for a similar plate

A Blind Boy pattern dinner plate attributed to Ridgway, printed in blue with the genre scene and floral border, diameter 24.7cm, unmarked, circa 1815-25. See Coysh & Henrywood 1 page 45 for information on this pattern and its attribution

Four blue-printed plates and a small dish: a 'Wild Rose' pattern tea plate, diameter 18.3cm, printed title mark; a William Ridgway & Co. 'Marmora' pattern dinner plate, diameter 26.2cm, printed mark; a William Adams & Sons 'Isola Belle' pattern dinner plate, diameter 23.8cm, printed mark; a soup plate with a typical later romantic scene, diameter 24.7cm, unmarked; and an 'Eton College' pattern small dish by G.F. Smith & Co, length 27.3cm, printed title mark with maker's initials; various dates circa 1830-70

A 19th Century J.W Ridgway Stone China blue and white two handled Footbath with floral transfer, 18in

GODDEN, Coalport & Coalbrookdale, Ridgway Porcelain, British Porcelain & Pottery Marks, (3)