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A BLUE AND WHITE RIDGWAY PLATE decorated with 'Serseya Ghayt, Khampore', 10 1/2", a blue and white plate 'Meir' and one other (3)

A JOHN AND WILLIAM RIDGWAY BLUE AND WHITE OVAL PLATTER 'Osterley Park' with fallow deer to the foreground, 11 /2" across

A poster of Eileen Alannah, presented by 'Ridgway Bros., Botanical Brewers, 74 Diamond Street, Cardiff and Coldbrook Road, Cadoxtan, Barry'

A part Ridgway Potteries Ltd. 'Homemaker' table service, transfer printed with contemporary furnishings in black on a white ground, comprising: three graduated plates, six tea plates, seven cereal bowls, four tea cups and saucers, seven coffee cups and eight saucers, and a sugar basin.

A pair of William Ridgway caneware candlesticks, of columnar form, height 18.5cm (7 1/4in), impressed marks, circa 1840 (one with footrim chip)

Five J. & W. Ridgway ironstone china chinoiserie soup plates, printed in blue and painted in colours with a basket resting on a lappet and oriental flowering shrubs issuing from rockwork, diameter 24.5cm (9 1/2in), printed blue royal arms marks, circa 1825 (slight wear)

An Eastern Port pattern covered supper dish, of quadrant shape from a set, probably by Ridgway, printed in blue with the port scene and the usual border of roses, other flowers and crowns, width 29.7cm, unmarked circa 1815-25 (firing tear to rim of base, fine hair crack to cover)

A Ridgway Angus Seats series dinner plate, printed in blue with an unidentified castle scene in a rectangular frame, all within the usual series border of flowers and scenic vignettes, diameter 25.1cm, unmarked, circa 1810-20 (tiny glaze flake on one rim cusp)

A pair of Osterley Park pattern dessert plates, attributed to Ridgway, with wavy edges, printed in blue with the country house scene and floral border, diameter 21.0cm, unmarked, circa 1815-25

A Blind Boy pattern dinner plate attributed to Ridgway, printed in blue with the rustic scene of a woman tending to a boy seated on a basket, all within a floral border, diameter 24.9cm, unmarked, circa 1815-25 (chips behind rim)

Three blue-printed plates: a dinner plate by Joseph Heath & Co. with a view of The Residence of the late Richard Jordan, New Jersey, diameter23.7cm, printed mark (chip behind rim); a dessert plate with gadrooned rim with a rustic scene dominated by cattle being milked, diameter 22.1cm, unmarked; and a John & William "Ridgway India Temple" pattern gadrooned edge tea plate, diameter 16.4cm, printed mark (cracked); generally circa 1820-40

Three blue-printed dessert plates: one with the Spotted Deer pattern, an arcaded plate with the Eastern Port pattern, possibly Ridgway, and another pierced edge plate with the standard Willow pattern, diameters between 19.4 and 21.5cm, all unmarked, circa 1810-30 (all with some damage)

A Curling Palm pattern pierced dessert basket, possibly by Ridgway, of oval shape with arcaded piercing, twig handles and rope moulding around the foot, printed in blue with the chinoiserie scene in the base and borders around the foot and inside and outside the rim, length 23.3cm, unmarked, circa 1805-15 (two areas of repair to piercing, chip to rim)

An Eastern Port pattern sauce ladle, probably by Ridgway, the bowl printed in blue with figures clipped from the main scene within the usual union crown border, the handle with further parts from the border, overall length 16.2cm, unmarked, circa 1810-25

A pair of leaf-shaped pickle dishes, probably by Ridgway, printed in blue with parts of an open floral pattern and border, length of each 14.5cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30 (some chips)

A Curling Palm pattern pickle dish, possibly by Ridgway, of shell shape with scroll-moulded handle and three small moulded feet, printed in blue with the chinoiserie scene and border, width 13.6cm, unmarked, circa 1805-15 (some minor chipping)

A John & William Ridgway Windsor Festoon pattern pickle dish, with gadrooned rim and rose-moulded handle, printed in blue with a flower spray and the outer edge of the usual floral scroll border, width 14.8cm, printed shield mark with title, "Opaque China", and maker's initials J&WR, circa 1825-30

Two blue-printed leaf-shaped pickle dishes, one in the Piping Shepherd pattern, length 15.1cm (small faults), and the other from the Ridgway Angus Seats series, length 11.7cm (damage to handle and one corner), both unmarked, circa 1815-30

A Humphrey's Clock series pap boat, attributed to William Ridgway, Son & Co., printed in blue with a scene of Little Nell and her Grandfather with a band of scroll stringing around inside the rim, length 11.7cm, simple printed title mark, circa 1840-50 (rim chips)

A Bewick Stag pattern soup plate and two dinner plates featuring deer: the Bewick Stag soup plate width 24.2cm, unmarked (broken and glued); a Ridgway Osterley Park pattern dinner plate, diameter 25.4cm, unmarked (rim chips); and a Rogers Fallow Deer pattern dinner plate, diameter 25.4cm, impressed mark (cracked, chipped); all circa 1815-30

Three blue-printed plates: a John Ridgway Giraffe pattern dessert plate, width 22.4cm, printed title mark with 1836 publication date and maker's initials (rim chip and repair); a Jones "British History" series dinner plate with "Signing of Magna Charter", diameter 26.1cm, printed titles mark (with "& Son" removed) and unusual impressed mark "Jones's Superior Staffordshire Ware", circa 1828-30 (cracks, rim chip); and a Shipping series dinner plate with the Frigate I scene, diameter 25.5cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30 (smashed and glued)

Two William Ridgway, Son & Co. Humphrey's Clock series dessert plates, printed in light blue with a rural scene with Dickens' characters within a border of scrolls and flower swags, diameters 20.3 and 20.9cm, one with printed clock cartouche with series title and maker's initials, the other with printed title only, circa 1840-48 (minor chips behind one rim)

A John & William Ridgway Rural Scenery series dessert plate, with wavy edge, printed in blue with a rural scene of a mounted lady with a second horse drinking from a stream, within the usual border of flowers and hops, diameter 20.8cm, printed series title mark with maker's initials, circa 1825-30 (hair crack)

A Ridgway Angus Seats series meat dish, printed in blue with a scene identified as Melville Castle in Midlothian, length 43.8cm (cracked); also a sauce tureen from the same series printed with three different views, length 17.2cm (cover missing, cracked, rim chip); both unmarked, circa 1810-25

A blue-printed jug possibly by John & William Ridgway, of Dutch shape with angular handle, decorated on one side with a view identified as Wanstead House in Essex, and on the reverse with a rustic scene of gleaners, all beneath a border of roses, height 13.7cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30 (small chip to top 'kick' on handle)

TWO EARLY 19TH CENTURY COFFEE CANS, comprising a bat-printed Ridgway coffee can decorated a thatched cottage and ruins, and a Coalport coffee can having shanked sides with a gilt and cobalt blue border, 2. 25" high (2)

A RIDGWAY CUP AND SAUCER, painted trailing gilt catkins, on a red veined ground c.1830

A Ridgway porcelain tea service, circa 1855, painted with reserves of fruit and flowers within rich cobalt salmon pink and gilt foliate shaped borders, comprising 12 teacups, 11 coffee cups, 18 saucers, slop bowl and 3 bread plates pattern number 5/3621 in red enamel, damage and staining (45)

A 19th Century Ridgway semi-china plate, the shaped edge with single scrolled handle, transfer printed and painted Chinese style flora, 9" x 10.5"

Assortment of books relating to Cheshire history, including Chester Archaeological Society Reports, Ridgway 'Chester Silver 1727-1837' and George Ridley 'Bend'Or, Duke of Westminster' (20 Vols.)

A RIDGWAY & CO. SALTGLAZE STONEWARE JUG, circa 1832, the buff ground moulded in relief with a tavern scene, the reverse depicting a scene from Tom O'Shanter by Robert Burns of a fleeing male on horseback, below an acorn foliate border, impressed Ridgway & Co., Hanley, October 1st 1835, (crack to handle) and a saltglaze stoneware jug, mid-19th century, the buff ground applied with grotesque masks between scrolled foliage, impressed no. 12, (2), 8 in (20.32 cm) high, 7.4 in (18.8 cm) high

A RIDGWAY PORCELAIN PART TEA SERVICE, circa 1812-15, of London shape form, decorated with enamelled blue flowers amongst gilt foliage, within a banded gilt rim and comprising teapot, cover and stand, 6"h, milk jug, six teacups and saucers, two plates of graduated size and a sugar bowl lid, pattern number 2/43, (chips, cracks, rubbing) (18)

A STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN CHAMBER CANDLESTICK, circa 1830-35, possibly Ridgway, of asymmetric rococo form, decorated in giltwork with acanthus moulding, and enclosing gilt initials "R P D" and a leopard crest, upon four paw bracket feet 2.5"h, and a porcelain campana shaped vase, circa 1840, decorated with gilt banding, (hairline crack to base) 3.7" h, 2.5 in (6.35 cm) high, 3.7 in (9.4 cm) high

A Ridgway pottery mug, circa 1820, with moulded foliate loop handle, the blue ground applied with a border of foliage above two sprigged classical scenes centering a floral wreath, firing tear to base, 2.7 in (6.86 cm) high

A Ridgway brown stoneware mug, circa 1815, with foliate moulded loop handle, applied with a band of sprigged decoration of Grecian styled motifs, including urns and winged cherubs, below a vine leaf sprigged border, 4 in (10.16 cm) high

A Stoneware mug, circa 1825, possibly Ridgway, with blue lined loop handle, decorated with a continuous sprigged scene of the hunt in a rural landscape, below a blue rim, upon a footrim, 3.3 in (8.38 cm) high

1911: a pair of tapering vases by Ridgway with photographic portraits, a pair of continental porcelain vases and two others (6)

1939 Eglinton Tournament: a buff stoneware jug by Ridgway moulded with jousting scenes, the underside with impressed marks, 249mm high