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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)

A Ridgway Slop Bowl with floral frieze on pink and gilt ground, and an Egg Cup painted pink roses

A 19th Century pine stone china 7in. circular tapered teapot richly decorated Chinese vases and utensils on green ground with figure finial to the cover, possibly by Ridgway & Morley.

A 19th Century 6 3/4in. circular tapered teapot decorated panels of Chinese pagodas and shrubs with foliated border on green ground, the cover with figure finial, possibly by Ridgway & Morley (cover cracked and chipped).

A pair of unusual white stoneware oval baluster shaped jugs, each with dolphin loop handle and shell shaped covered rim, moulded in relief with putti, dolphins and shells, 6 1/4" high (16cm) circa 1850, and a Ridgway drabware two handled broth bowl, cover and stand, printed and painted with bands of flowers and leaves

A Ridgway buff stoneware baluster shaped jug, moulded in relief with Tam O'Shanter, beneath thistle and scroll bands, 21cm high (8 1/4"), impressed marks, circa 1835-40

A Ridgway pearlware round bowl, printed in underglaze blue with the Curling Palm pattern, in Chinese style, 10 1/2" diameter (26.5cm), circa 1815-20 (area of rim glued), and a Wedgwood pearlware oval meat dish, printed in underglaze blue with the Chinese vase pattern (rim chip)

A John & William Ridgway pearlware plate from the Oxford and Cambridge Views Series, printed in blue with a named view of Christchurch, Oxford, 9 3/4" diameter (24.8cm) printed title marks

A Ridgway ovoid milk jug, with high loop handle, decorated in gilt with leaf scrolls and diaper panels, 5 1/4" high (13.5cm) pattern number 5/1801 and a Ridgway two handled bread and butter plate, painted with flowers on a cream and gilt ground

A Ridgway flared round spill vase, finely painted in coloured enamels with a boat and fisherman, in an Italianate river landscape, within beaded gilt borders, on round foot, 4 3/4" high (12cm) pattern number 3/642 in red, circa 1815-20

A Ridgway plate, painted in coloured enamels with a church in a landscape, the green ground border decorated in yellow and gilt with flower and scrolling leaves, 9" diameter (23cm) pattern number 3554 in red, circa 1840, and another plate, painted with flowers, within a gilt diaper panelled border, circa 1850

A Ridgway plate, painted in gilt with a flowerspray, the pale turquoise ground border applied with flowerheads and vines, within a gilt line rim, 7 3/4" diameter (19.5cm), pattern number 585, circa 1820

Lockett (T A) and Godden (G A) Davenport, London 1989, Godden (G A) Ridgway Porcelains, and Drakard & Holdway, Spode Printed Ware

A blue and white hexagonal, twin handled fruit bowl by J. & W. Ridgway and a matching stand, each blue printed with the Bandana pattern.

Sixteen John Ridgway & Co dinner plates and seven soup plates, circa 1850, each decorated with the Westhead crest and motto 'Ora et Labora', within a scrolling gilt rim with angular cobalt banding against a shaded claret ground, marked in puce and 'Presented to J P Westhead Esq', 10.25" diameter (23).

Pair of W. Ridgway & Co. moulded jugs of baluster form, the pale blue ground with profusely moulded decoration depicting a tavern scene and Tam O'Shanter with further moulded scrolling to handle and rim, each impressed 'Published by W. Ridgway & Co., Hamley, Oct 1, 1835', each 24cm high. (2)

AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED JOHN & WILLIAM RIDGWAY "ANGUS SEATS" SERIES "RABY CASTLE, DURHAM" PATTERN ASHET, the re-entrant oblong field depicting a cowherd and beasts to the foreground, figures conversing on a path before the castle, the border having four landscape cartouches and wild flowers, unmarked, 49cm x 38.5cm, (19.3in x 15.1in) (cracked)*** See Coysh, A.W and Henrywood R.K., The Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery, 1780-1880 - Vol I, p.314 for a matching ashet.

Slavery: A MID 19TH-CENTURY SAGE-GREEN STONEWARE MILK JUG moulded in relief with scenes from "Uncle Tom's Cabin", depicting, on one side, an auction of slaves and on the other a slave-master whipping a negro woman and her child, the handle modelled as a praying negro, tablet mark: Published by E. Ridgway & Abingdon, Hanley, June 1, 1853, 17.5cm, (6.9in) high

A Ridgway seven-piece "Homemaker" dessert set, printed in black monochrome and two Barratt's 'Delphatic' serving plates

A Ridgway porcelain circular Imari pattern sucrier and cover c.1835, with gilt floral decoration, 13cm high, 19cm wide

A 19th century Ridgway porcelain rectangular sucrier and cover, with entwined gilt floral and ivy decoration, on a peach ground, 15cm high

A Ridgway 'Homemaker' part service, of four pudding bowls and six of dinner plates, second course plates, side plates, teacups and saucers, (34).

A Booths part Tea and Coffee Service with bird on branch design, overpainted in famille rose enamels, includes Coffee Pot, also Ridgway Bowl, Cover and stand, A/F, and Minton oval Plate

Lit:+ Ridgway, M: Chester Silver 1727-1837, 1985 with dust wrapper.

A RIDGWAY BLUE AND WHITE DOLLS POTTERY TEASET with scenes from Charles Dickens Old Curiosity Shop

A Ridgway Porcelain Nine Piece Topographical Dessert Service, circa 1840, comprising lozenge cake dish, pair of square shallow serving dishes, and six circular dessert plates, each painted with different country landscapes mainly with towers, bridges and gothic ruins, as vignettes within rococo scroll and floral moulded borders enclosing three bouquets, pattern number 417/4, the lozenge dish 33.7cm wide (9)

A Pair of Coalport Porcelain Dessert Plates, circa 1825, of silver shape, gadrooned borders, painted with sprays of flowers in vivid enamel colours within gilt scroll framed midnight blue borders with fruiting vines and hops, 21.5cm diameter; and A Pair of Ridgway Porcelain Dessert Plates, of lobed circular shape, gadrooned borders, the central circular gilt scroll framed reserve painted with a bouquet and scattered sprigs in vivid enamel colours, within an olive green border with three encircling rows of eye motifs, acanthus pierced scroll and pierced handles, shape number "1174" in red enamel, 23cm diameter (2 pairs)

A William Ridgway Son & Co. part dinner service in granite china, monochrome transfer, decorated with a classical scene to a light blue ground, comprising meat plate, main plates, comports etc.

SINCLAIR George Hortus gramineus woburnensis: or, an account of the results of experiments on the produce and nutritive qualities of different grasses and other plants used as the food of the more valuable domestic animals: instituted by John, Duke of Bedford ... 3rd edition, 60 hand coloured plates, contemporary diced russia, a little rubbed and scuffed, some offsetting and spotting from the plates, 8vo., London: Ridgway, 1826. Note: Nissen 1850 Third edition, the first to contain the results of Sinclair's experiment, carried out with the assistance of Sir Humphry Davey, comparing the performance of different species and mixtures of grasses and herbs growing on different types of soil. Sinclair's experiment, performed during his tenure as head gardener for the Duke of Bedford at Woburn Abbey, showed that a greater diversity of grasses planted resulted in greater production of plant matter. It is now suggested that Sinclair's experiment provided the foundation of Darwin's "principle of divergence," a building block of his theory of evolution by natural selection. Sinclair's work at Woburn Abbey could be seen to represent one of the first ecological experiments.

Six John Ridgway & Co dinner plates and six soup plates, circa 1850 each decorated with the Westhead crest and motto 'Ora Et Labor' within a scrolling gilt rim with angular cobalt banding against a shaded claret ground, marked in puce and 'Presented to J P Westhead Esq', 10.25" diameter (12)

A cut glass flared Vase, a Water Jug, Soda Syphon, and a Ridgway Imari pattern Bowl

DANIEL RIDGWAY KNIGHT Figures drinking outside a woodland cottage, signed and dated 1881, watercolour and bodycolour, 17" x 23. 5".

A RIDGWAY DESSERT SERVICE each piece painted with a floral spray, the moulded rim with broad pink border painted with darker pink flowers, comprising: seventeen dessert plates, seven two-handled dishes, a pair of rectangular dishes, a square dish and a tazza, pattern no. 2375

Books: Hawker on Shooting. Instructions to young sportsmen.... by P. Hawkes, 1816, maroon leather bound, hand coloured prints, printed R. Hunter & J. Ridgway and sons