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A Staffordshire drabware dessert service, moulded in shallow relief with a diaper design boarded by convolvulous, the scrolling rim outlined in red/brown, the service including a two handled comport, 31cm w, painted 2487, possibly William Ridgway & Co, c1830 Several plates with small flat chips to the underside of the rim and minor stacking wear/glaze discoloration

A Francis Morley & Co. armorial well-and-tree meat dish, printed in green with the border from the "Caledonian" pattern and a central crest of a rising sun with the motto "Quis Separabit", length 48.6cm, impressed mark "REAL / IRONSTONE / CHINA / F. MORLEY & CO." together with printed marks with pattern title, maker's initials RMW & Co. (for the earlier Ridgway, Morley, Wear & Co. partnership) and registration diamond for 21 July 1846

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 25.1cm, printed mark, circa 1820-30.

A John Ridgway "Giraffe" pattern dinner plate, printed in blue with the animal group and open floral border, diameter 25.0cm, printed mark with title, maker's name and inscription "Published Augst. 30th 1836 Agreeably to the Act", circa 1836-40 (short hair crack in rim).

A John & William Ridgway stone china dinner plate, printed in blue with an oriental-style pattern of a vase of flowers within a panelled border of flowers and other symbols, diameter 24.7cm, printed mark with "Stone China" on a panel and initials J&WR beneath, circa 1814-20. This pattern does not appear to be recorded

Two blue-printed dinner plates: a Riley Eastern Street Scene dinner plate, diameter 25.6cm, printed "Semi China" garter mark; and an Eastern Port pattern dinner plate attributed to Ridgway, diameter 24.7cm, unmarked (restored); circa 1815-25.

Two "British Scenery" series dinner plates attributed to Ridgway, printed in blue with the scene known as Cottages and Castle within the usual flower and leaf border, diameter 25.0cm, printed series title mark, circa 1820-30.

Two William Ridgway "Oriental" pattern plates, printed in blue with typical romantic scenes within a border featuring scenic and floral vignettes, comprising a dinner plate, diameter 26.4cm, and a soup plate, diameter 26.8cm, printed urn and beehive title marks with initials WR, circa 1835-45

Three blue-printed plates: a Henshall Castle and Bridge pattern dinner plate with wavy rim, diameter 25.1cm, unmarked, circa 1810-20; a dinner plate with the Picnic pattern rural scene, possibly by Ridgway, diameter 24.8cm, unmarked, circa 1815-25 (restoration to rim); and a Riley soup plate in the Scene after Claude Lorraine pattern, diameter 25.2cm, printed maker's flower-spray mark and impressed heart, circa 1815-25.

Three John & William Ridgway stone china plates, all with gadrooned edges, comprising a "Japan Flowers" pattern dinner plate, diameter 25.8cm; a "Windsor Festoon" pattern soup plate, diameter 26.0cm; and a handled dessert plate with an untitled floral pattern (similar to "Japan Flowers"), width 24.1cm; each with a printed shield-shaped mark incorporating the maker's initials, circa 1820-35 (footrim chip on soup plate).

A "British Scenery" series dish attributed to Ridgway, printed in blue with the scene known as the Country Church pattern within the usual flower and leaf border, length 32.6cm, printed series title mark, circa 1820-30. See Coysh & Henrywood 1, page 95, for information on this scene and a plate by Davies, Cookson & Wilson; also Coysh 1/25 for a plate by Cornfoot, Colville & Co.

A "British Scenery" series soup tureen, cover, stand and ladle attributed to Ridgway, printed in blue with various country scenes within the usual flower and leaf border, length over handles 33.2cm, length of stand 36.4cm, printed series title marks, circa 1820-30 (crack in lid, small chip to footrim of stand). See Coysh & Henrywood 1, pages 59-60, for information on this series including a dessert dish with the Watermill scene which appears inside this tureen

A Ridgway 'Rococo revival' part dessert service, printed and painted with flowers, comprising: two oval serving dishes, two shaped-square dishes, four other shaped serving dishes and sixteen plates, script pattern no. 4/462, circa 1840

A Ridgway porcelain 'Rococo revival' blue-ground part dessert service, painted with bouquets of flowers, comprising: a high comport, a pair of oval serving dishes, a pair of shaped round serving dishes and eight plates, circa 1840, painted pattern no.2/4884

A John Ridgway Imperial Stone lobed oval meat dish, printed in underglaze blue with the Angelsey pattern, and picked out in iron red, 37cm wide (14 1/2"), printed title mark and pattern number 3436

A William Ridgway oval bordaloue, with loop handle, printed in underglaze blue with the Fairy Queen pattern, 25.5cm long (10"), printed title mark, circa 1840 (rim crack) (See illustration)

A Ridgway hexagonal teapot and cover, with loop handle and flower moulded knop, painted in coloured enamels with flowers, within yellow and gilt cartouches, on a blue ground, and six scroll feet, 16.5cm high (6 1/2"), pattern number 2/1381 in red, circa 1825 (crack, area of rim glued)

A John Ridgway plate, printed and painted with flowers and leaves, the blue ground border with further flowers, within yellow and gilt cartouches, 23.5cm diameter (9 1/4"), printed Royal Arms mark in puce and pattern number 3214

A Ridgway London Shape teacup, coffee cup and saucer, decorated in gilt within flowers and leaves, on orange ground bands, pattern number 2/151 in red, circa 1815, and another, decorated with flowers, on pale blue ground bands, pattern number 527 (saucer cracked)

A Ridgway coffee cup and saucer with bifurcated handle, painted with pink roses and leaves, within gilt scroll and diaper borders, pattern number 5/2418, circa 1855, and a pair of Ridgway plates, decorated with flowers, within blue and gilt borders

Whiter (L), Spode, First Edition, 1970, and Godden (G.A.) Ridgway Porcelains, 1972

A RIDGWAY DESSERT SERVICE each piece with gilt and grey scroll border and central painted floral sprays, comprising 2 circular tureens and covers, 18 plates, 3 oval dishes, 2 square dishes and 2 smaller circular dishes.

A J & W RIDGWAY PORCELAIN DESSERT SERVICE, circa 1810-1820, each piece of cobalt blue ground with panels of butterflies, gilt foliate decoration and central individual oval English pastoral landscape, comprising large comport, a pair of sauceboats, covers and stands, 29 dessert plates, 4 square dishes, 4 circular dishes and 4 oval dishes.

Birkbeck (Morris). Notes on a Journey in America, from the Coast of Virginia to the Territory of Illinois, 4th ed., pub. James Ridgway, 1818, 156pp., folding engraved map, hand-col. in outline, two leaves of pubs. ads. bound-in at rear, ink library stamp to title and map verso, recent qtr. calf gilt, slim 8vo. Sabin 5569. (1)

A 19th century Ridgway earthenware beer jug with mask spout

A BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER DECORATED PICKLE DISH (CIRCA 1815-1825) 'Osterley Park' pattern, attributed to Ridgway, depicting three deer before a bridge and stately home, within a floral border, 12cm, also another leaf shaped pickle dish, decorated with a standard 'Willow' chinoiserie design, 14.5cm and two other leaf shaped pickle dishes with chinoiserie patterns (4).

A William Ridgway & Co buff coloured stoneware John Gilpin jug, crisply moulded in relief with scenes beneath a foliate border and with horse headed handle, 21. 5cm h, moulded mark; a pair Staffordshire figural Toby condiment pots, painted in colours, 15cm h, late 19th c (3) . Ridgway jug in fine condition with no damage or restoration. Condiment pots - the base of the pepperettes badly broken and amateurishly restored. The salt in fine condition

A John Ridgway two handled open-work comport, painted to the centre with an angler and other figures in a landscape with an abbey, reserved on an apple green and gilt ground with anthemion cartouches and lightly moulded gilt flowers to the undulating beaded rim on flared foot, 19cm h, pattern 1895, c1830. In fine condition with no damage, scratches, wear top the gilding or restoration

A William Ridgway Brown Printed Earthenware Foot Bath, Circa 1840, decorated with scenes from the Oriental scene series, turbaned figures watering their dromedaries before a shore with exotic pavilions, similar scenes on the bombe exterior, brown backstamp with "Oriental" title, urn, beehive and "WR", {50cm}

A 19th Century Ridgways porcelain dessert service with shaped and moulded borders, the whole enamelled in colours with differing mixed floral sprays on a royal blue, buff and gilt decorated ground, comprising - oval two-handled comport, 9.25ins x 15.5ins x 6.5ins high, circular two-handled sauce tureen, the cover with moulded finial, and stand for same, 6.5ins high, pair of oval two-handled dishes, 8.5ins x 11.5ins, pair of square two-handled dishes, 9.75ins x 10.75ins, pair of ovoid single handled dishes, 8.75ins x 9.5ins, and twelve 8.75ins diameter two-handled plates (20 pieces Ð unmarked apart from pattern number in red, No. 1177, thought to be by John and William Ridgway, Cauldon Place and Bell Works, Shelton, Hanley, Staffordshire, circa 1825 Ð shape in Geoffrey Godden's book on Ridgway, plate 41)

Lit:- Three Chester related volumes, by Ridgway, M.H: Chester Goldsmiths from Early Times to 1726, Chester Silver 1727-1837 and Chester Silver 1837-1962 (the latter two with dust wrappers). (3)

Early 19th century Obelisk at 'Catania' blue and white pattern plate, from the series 'View of Italy', 25.2cm diameter, a similar plate printed with the Naval Amphitheatre Jaorminum, early 19th century bridge of Lucano, Italy 'semi-China', blue and white plate 25cm diameter, Rogers 'Florence' blue and white pattern soup dish, 26cm diameter and William Ridgway 'A View in Venice' pattern blue and white plate, 26.2cm diameter (5)

AN EARLY VICTORIAN WILLIAM RIDGWAY SON & CO (HANLEY) "EGLINTON TOURNAMENT "RELIEF-MOULDED WHITE STONEWARE JUG, modelled with a jousting scene beneath gothic arches, above a vine frieze, impressed beneath with date September 1 1840, 26cm, (10.2in) high

A Woods Ware "English Scenery" pattern blue and white plate, 26 cms, a pair of Ridgway "Windsor" pattern blue and white plates, 30 cms, together with a boxed lid. [4]

World War I: four various Ridgway photographic plates, a plaque, a pair of pottery bowls and six other pottery plates (13)

A dated hunting jug, circa 1825, probably Ridgway, finely painted with fruit and flowers to include tulips, peonies, roses, apples and peaches and to the reverse with a coursing scene, rim decorated with a continuous scrolling vine, monogrammed and dated 1825 below a moulded Bacchus mask spout and a leaf lappeted gilt highlighted handle with shell terminals, 6.25" high.

A Ridgway part service, moulded with grapes and painted with flower sprays, pattern No.609, 1st half 19th century, comprising: three dessert dishes, two plates and a rectangular basket and stand. (7)

A Ridgway dessert service, decorated in green and gilt with flower sprays and tendrils, pattern No. 2/310, c.1825-35, comprising: ten plates and four shaped dishes, 28cm. Max. (14)

A rare marked Ridgway Net pattern dinner plate, printed in blue with the chinoiserie pattern and border, diameter 24.7cm, impressed "Ridgway", circa 1810-15.

A Ridgway Angus Seats series arcaded tea plate, printed in blue with the scene identified as Tong Castle in Shropshire, within a square frame and parts of the usual border, diameter 19.5cm, unmarked, circa 1810-20.

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, diameter 25.2cm, printed mark, circa 1815-30.

Four blue-printed dinner plates: comprising a Passionflower Border series plate with "Belvoir Castle", diameter 25.9cm, printed title mark; a Scene After Claude Lorraine pattern plate, probably by Riley, diameter 25.3cm, unmarked; a "Wild Rose" pattern plate, diameter 24.8cm, unmarked; and a Ridgway Osterley Park pattern plate, diameter 25.0cm, unmarked; generally between 1815 and 1830 (some small faults or repairs).

Various ceramics reference books: including Coysh "Blue and White Transfer Ware" (1970/74), Coysh "Blue-Printed Earthenware" (1972), Friends of Blue exhibition catalogue "True Blue - Transfer Printed Earthenware" (1998), Godden "British Pottery" and "British Porcelain" (1974), Godden "Caughley & Worcester Porcelains" (1969), four Barrie & Jenkins "Illustrated Guide" series (Liverpool, Staffordshire Salt-Glaze, Lowestoft and Ridgway), and others, with various catalogues etc.

A mid 19th century chamberstick, possibly Ridgway, decorated with the 2/9402 pattern of gilt deep sky blue wavy rim band about yellow leaf handle, 10.5cm diameter.

A mid 19th century part dessert set, possibly Ridgway, each piece painted with the 1050 pattern of central flowers within alternating sprigs of pink flowers and gilt vignettes, comprising: nine plates, three shell shaped dishes and a square dish (13).

A William Ridgway buff stoneware jug, with 'Pan' handle, moulded in relief with Bacchus masks, vines and leaf scrolls, 27.2cm high (10 3/4"), circa 1840 (body firing crack)

A Ridgway flared teacup and saucer, with bifurcated handle, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, within yellow, blue and gilt tracery border, pattern number S/253, circa 1840

A Ridgway teabowl and saucer, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, within a gilt leaf scroll band, pattern number 400 in black, circa 1810

A Ridgway ovoid sucrier and cover, with two loop handles and loop knop, printed and painted with flowers and leaves, within cream and gilt borders, 16cm high (6 1/4"), pattern number S/1007, circa 1850

A John and William Ridgway coffee cup and saucer, with angular loop handle, finely painted in coloured enamels by William Pollard with flowers, strawberries and leaves, within gilt line borders, circa 1830 (very faint cracks)

A Ridgway lobed oval dish, with two vine moulded handles, printed and painted in famille rose palette with flowering branches and rockwork, within a gilt line border, on oval base, 33cm wide (13"), pattern number 908 in red, circa 1815-20

A Ridgway flared teacup and saucer, with entwined loop handle, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, within yellow, blue and gilt scroll and diaper panelled borders, pattern number 2/9432, circa 1840

A Ridgway cylindrical spill vase, painted in coloured enamels with an exotic bird in a landscape, within a gilt cartouche, the reverse decorated in raised paste gilding with a landscape, on a matt green ground, 9cm high (3 1/2"), pattern number 3/910 in red, circa 1835

Chester: Ridgway, M.H: Chester Goldsmiths from Early Times to 1726, 1968 edition, Chester Silver 1727-1837, 1985 edition (with dust wrapper), Chester Silver 1837-1962, with special reference to the Chester Duty books, 1996, (with dust wrapper), together with the Grovesnor Museum Exhibition Catalogue, 1973 and a bound copy of a Sotheby's catalogue of a loan exhibition of Chester Silver 1984. (5)

Two early 20th century cut glass light shades and a Ridgway coaching mug(3)

Two early 19th century imari cups and one saucer, possibly Coalport, cup and saucer by Ridgway and another by Mintons - saucer(af)

Diamond shaped imari fruit dish by Royal Crown Derby no. 383A and two matching fruit plates, Coalport fruit plate with flowers in reserves on a cobalt blue ground no. Y 2665 c.1880 and another circular two handled dish probably by Ridgway 2/3612(5)

Wells Cathedral, a blue and white transfer printed pottery plate by Adams, 1810-1825, 10in; Fonthill Abbey by J & R Clews, 1818-1834, small chip to edge, 10 1/4in; and Christchurch, Oxford by J & W Ridgway, 1814-1830, kiln kiss to border, 9 7/8in. (3).

A Wade orange glazed large jug, moulded with a squirrel, acorns and leaves, 21cms, a Ridgway chrysanthemum diamond shape jug, 17cms, a Royal Winton leaf shaped bowl and stand, together with a Poole Pottery crescent shaped flower.

A J & W Ridgway Pembroke Hall, Cambridge soup plate, printed marks, 25cm and a Hudson Trinity College blue and white plate, printed and impressed '7', c.1830, 24.5cm (2).