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Two signed handpainted pottery money boxes by David Smeed of Rye, H. 20cm.

A large collection of mostly late 20th century pottery, metal and wooden novelty money boxes, including Rye, Staffordshire etc. (3 boxes). Condition - mostly fair to good.

A collection of ceramics to include Rye Iden pottery bowl and side plates, a Poole pottery tureen, Hornsea pottery bowls, jugs and other itemsLocation: 4.5If there is no condition report shown, please request

David Sharp of Rye Pottery, Buccaneers of Britain Character Jug. This example having been part of Ditchling Museum's '20th C. Sussex Pottery' exhibition of 2003.

David Sharp of Rye Pottery, Buccaneers of Britain Character Jug. Likely a part of the Ditchling Museum's '20th C. Sussex Pottery' exhibition of 2003, without label present in previous lot. Reglued chip noted to base.

Group of three Hjorth Danish pottery figures, together with a Rye pottery figure of a bird

Three Rye pottery figures on horseback and to Staffordshire figures including Uncle Tom, tallest 30cm. Condition - fair to good

A pair of Rye Pottery slip-cast ceramic rabbits with maker's marks to base, height 22cmGood condition, no chips cracks or restoration

A group of Rye pottery figures to include hop pickers, shepherd and shepherdess, the fisherman and wife and shaker couple five dogs, a pair of rabbits, a boar and others. Location: If there is no condition report, please request.

Two Rye Pottery Figure Groups, 25 and 27cm high

Rye pottery badger and a Russian porcelain giraffeBoth in very good condition

TWO RYE CINQUE PORTS POTTERY FIGURES, comprising a Rye Cinque Ports pottery figure of 'Lord William Badger' from Wind in the Willows, artist signed JR, approximately 20cm tall, Rye Cinque Ports Pottery figure 'Sir Freddie Fox' from the Country Gentlemen series, in red hunting coat, artist signed MC, 24cm tall, both models are signed CPP, (2), (Condition Report: both items appear in ok condition no apparent signs of damage or cracks)

Pair of Rye Pottery The Guildsmen & Their Wives 'The Carpenter & 'The Carpenters Wife' Pottery figure of a Spotted Leopard

A Joan De Bethel, Rye Pottery, White Jacket Cat, the base hand inscribed in pen, '©476 Joan De Bethel Rye Sussex 1986', one glass eye missing, H 18cm x D 12.5cm x W 12.5cm, together with a pair of 'his 'n hers' smaller cats, with glass eyes, the bases labelled 'From a design by Joan De Bethel', H 13cm (3).

A Joan and David De Bethel, Rye Pottery, Black Tie Cat, with glass eyes and hand-painted decoration, the base hand inscribed in pen, '©793P Joan and David De Bethel Rye Sussex Antiente Towne of the Cinque Ports of England 1983', H 18cm x D 12.5cm x W 12.5cm.

A Joan and David De Bethel, Rye Pottery, Floral Cat, with glass eyes and hand-painted decoration, the base hand inscribed in pen, '©1601 Joan and David De Bethel Rye Sussex 1988', H 18cm x D 12.5cm x W 12.5cm.

A Joan and David De Bethel, Rye Pottery, Alphabet Cat, with glass eyes and decoupage decoration, the base hand inscribed in pen, '©?033 Joan and David De Bethel Rye Sussex 1995', H 18cm x D 12.5cm x W 12.5cm.

Two Rye Pottery Canterbury Tales figures, The Knight and The Wife of Bath, taller 25cm (2)

A small selection of ceramics including Sarregumines T41 set decorated in the 'Mousse' pattern, Rye pottery vase, etc.

Three Rye pottery pigs, a ram, a ewe, and a sow, and a Rye pottery Staffordshire style figure on horseback. (4)

A collection of Rye pottery Staffordshire style figures, to include Canterbury Tales, AF, Wife of Bath, The Knight. (5)

A collection of 19th century Staffordshire flatback figures including Dick Turpin and Tom King, farmer and cow, four cow creamers, a Rye Pottery nanny goat. etc (13)

A Rye Pottery model of a horse

A mid century Rye Monastery Cinque Ports pottery part coffee service - decorated in red and white, for six place settings.

Rye pottery including; Recumbent rabbit on rectangular plinth, 20cm long, pair of dalmatians, 15cm long and others similar (6)

A Raymond Finch Stoneware Beer Mug (13cm high, impressed mark), a David Leach squat stoneware vase (8cm), Rye pottery vase and a bird, three other vases and a jug

4 Rye Pottery figures -Canterbury Tales The Miller, The Knight and The Friar (tallest 10" high) and greyhound figure (chip to tail)

A Rye Pottery 'The Fisherman's Tale' figure depicting a mermaid in the arms of a fisherman together with three other firgures (4)Three Rye figures in good condition.Nude figure with a few glaze chips, the nude is glazed earthenware.

Eight Rye pottery Canterbury Tales figures to include; 'The Nun Prioress', 'Guildsman', 'Wife of Bath'Small chip to base of one. Very grubby but mostly appear free of damage and restoration.

A mid 20th century Rye Pottery vase, together with a Denby part tea and dinner service, boxed silver cufflinks and mixed studio pottery Location: 6.5/6.4If there is no condition report shown, please request

Collection of 15 Rye Pottery Canterbury Tales hand decorated Chaucer FiguresCondition:-Good, no sign of any damage or repair.

Seven Rye Pottery animalsCondition:-Good, no sign of any damage or repair.

A pottery Cerart of Monaco vase with dancing peasant girl and peacock, signed Dur (chipped to base) 29cm tall and a Rye pottery vase

A Rye pottery figurine of a owl by David Sharp h30cm

A mixed lot of ceramics and glassware to include a Chinese prunus blossom jar and cover, tea set, Edinburgh Crystal tumblers and other boxed tableware, Stuart Crystal grapefruit bowls and a Rye pottery wall pocket vase Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Mixed Lot: A Philips 10" Challenge Globe together with a Rye pottery vase and a pottery table lamp (3)

Group of pottery dinner wares and tea wares, mainly by the Rye Cinque Ports Pottery, various mugs, cups and saucers

A Rye Pottery lustre glazed pig with detachable head, incised “Wunt Be Druv”, 9cm wide. Condition - fairHook device at top of head section (needed to secure head to body) professionally rebuilt; head interior incised Rye 14; four gouges to glaze at underbody, a factory characteristic; genuine Rye Pottery, circa 1900, not a copy.  Not crazed.

Pair of Staffordshire pottery cat ornaments, left and right facing, depicted seated on green cushions, both cats are black and white with painted faces and wearing gilt collars approx 18 cms h together with a pair of Rye Pottery 2005 seated cat ornaments, left and right facing, depicted seated, both cats having grey sponge patination with black ribbon collars and amber-coloured eyes approx 15 cms. (4)

A collection of 1950's Striped Rye Pottery comprising, a set of three ramikens, one black striped other two blue striped, a blue and green striped mug and a grey and brown glazed pitcher (h-12cm) (5)

A collection of 1950's Striped Rye Pottery comprising, two blue and green striped pitchers (tallest h-11.5cm) and mug together with a blue striped coffee mug, bowl (h-7cm) and two pitchers (h-9cm). (7) (marked verso)

A collection of 1950's Striped Rye Pottery comprising, a pair of yellow and black stiped jugs (h-12cm), a black and blue striped jug, a red and blue striped bowl, coffee mug and pitcher (h-14cm). (all in good condtion) (marked verso) (6)

Two Rye pottery cats, three Rye pottery robins along with a pair of Staffordshire dogs etc.

A pair of Rye pottery flatbacks, a lion and a unicorn,a duck and a fairing group.

A collection of assorted Rye pottery hand painted dogs.

A Joan and David De Bethel Rye pottery cat, dated 1995, typically modelled seated, its pale green clothing with découpage children, flowers, insects, birds and animals, black painted marks to base with numerals '3973', height 18.5cm.

A Joan and David De Bethel Rye pottery cat, dated 1992, typically modelled seated, its cream clothing découpaged with children, flowers, birds, insects and a boat beneath the collar inscribed 'WHEN WE THINK WE FAIL WE ARE OFTEN NEAR SUCCESS', blue painted marks to base with numerals '3385', height 18.5cm.

A Joan and David De Bethel Rye pottery cat, dated 1993, typically modelled seated, its brown/yellow clothing with découpage pomegranate fruit and flowers, blue painted marks to base with numerals '3526', height 18.5cm.

A Joan and David De Bethel Rye pottery cat, dated 1992, typically modelled seated, its cream clothing with découpage children, flowers and insects, black painted marks to base with numerals '3409', height 18.5cm.

Small collection of mid-century ceramics including tall bottle vase by Jessie Higginson with yellow ground, banded design, 32.5cm; tapering vase by Richard Brooks, cream ground with green and blue banding, 20cm; Rye Pottery vase with banded linear design, 10.5cm; two Rye Pottery triangular form dished; and a navette shaped dish by Richard Parkinson, 13cm.Qty: 5

Rye Pottery model of a running fox, dated 2004 to base, 17cm high x 27cm long

Pair of Staffordshire pottery cat ornaments, left and right facing, depicted seated on green cushions, both cats are black and white with painted faces and wearing gilt collars approx 18 cms h together with a pair of Rye Pottery 2005 seated cat ornaments, left and right facing, depicted seated, both cats having grey sponge patination with black ribbon collars and amber-coloured eyes approx 15 cms. (4)

David Sharp (Rye), a limited edition ceramic "Mayfair" cat by David Sharp for Monastery Rye Cinque Ports Pottery, maker's stamp to base, and a second David Sharp ceramic seated cat, signed to base (2)

A Rye Pottery painted plate - study of birds, by Wally Cole, 26cm

Rye Monk salt and pepper, 18cm, West German vase (A/F), Art pottery table lamp, Hornsea items, and Hastings pottery dish

Five post-war Rye pottery dolls’ house vessels, four vases and a bowl —1 ½in. (4cm.) high (one slight chip to bowl); two gourd shaped vases and two others

Joan and David De Bethel, Rye, Sussex, painted pottery figure ' Dr. Cat ' Serial No. 1028, inscribed and dated 1985, 18cm highDoes stand well. Small chip to paint, otherwise in good condition.

Five 20thC Rye Pottery to include James & Dolley Madison 28.5cm high, fishermen, a robin etc (5).

Rye Pottery Canterbury Tales to include The Guildsman's Wife, The Doctors of Physic, The Canons Yeoman, The Manciple, The Monk, The Wife of Bath, The Serjeant at Law, The Dyer, The Franklin, The Yeomon, The Cook and The Guildsman (12).

Five 20thC Rye Pottery to include a nativity scene approx. 28cm x 18cm high, a pair of candlesticks 28cm high, a lady baking etc (5).