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A set of four Copeland Spode dessert plates, date impressed for 1907, each painted by H Hammersley with floral vignettes on a gilt fish scale on blue ground, 23cm together with a damaged two handled bowl (D) (5)

An early 19th century Spode jasperware pastille burner, the conical cover with pierced flambeau finial and closely sprigged in blue with Egyptian artefacts, the square base raised on four green tinged black paw feet, impressed mark, 11.5cm high (D) (2)

A 19th century Spode fruit bowl of shaped oval form, underglazed blue printed with figures unloading cargo before a castellated township, on tapering pedestal support, impressed marks and printed letter 'B', 30.5cm wide

A 19th century Spode part dessert service, comprising two oval dishes and six circular plates, printed and enamelled with Oriental style prunus within a similar diaper border, printed and impressed marks, painted Pattern No. 3184 and a similar dish marked Copeland, Pattern No. 3304, 24cm wide (9)

Five enamel-coloured stone china plates: a small Spode tea plate in pattern 2086, diameter 15.2cm; a larger Spode tea plate in pattern 2053, diameter 17.8cm; a Spode dessert plate in pattern 2976, diameter 20.4cm; a Spode dinner plate in pattern 2283, diameter 24.5cm; and a Hicks, Meigh & Johnson gadrooned edge dinner plate with pattern number 69, diameter 26.5cm (chip behind rim); all with printed marks, circa 1812-30

A Spode stone china soup tureen, cover and stand, in pattern number 2647 with Mosaic border and Willis centre, outline printed in brown and enamelled in iron red, blue, green, yellow and puce and with gilt highlights, length over handles 37.1cm, length of stand 42.3cm, brown printed seal marks, circa 1816-25 (star-type crack within main body)

A collection of twelve assorted toy or children's plates: two printed in black with horse hunting scenes, three in the blue and white Broseley pattern (one by Rogers marked Semi China), two Willow pattern (one early, one late Ridgway), one marked Spode Geranium pattern, a pair with coloured Japan patterns, one black-printed with children and a goat, and a daisy border plate with inscription Custom is the plague of wise men and the idol of fools; generally 19th century, between 9.6 and 13.9cm (various faults)

A selection of Spode 'London' shape tea wares, pattern no. 1291, painted in coloured enamels and gilt with an exotic bird in a landscape within an elaborate border, comprising; a slop bowl, two sandwich plates and two trios, painted iron-red marks and pattern numbers, circa 1815

Various items of Spode porcelain, comprising: a sauceboat, pattern no. 1869, printed in iron-red and gilt with Chinese vases issuing flowers, printed and painted marks (some rubbing); a lilac-gound two-handled sugar box and cover, pattern no. 2197, script marks; an egg cup stand and five egg cups, sparsely decorated with gilt-line rims, iron-red script mark (one egg cup with rim chip); a pair of Bute shape blue-ground teacups painted in iron-red and gilt with stylised flowers; a pair of London shape coffee cups, pattern no. 2251; and a pale-blue bat-printed coffee can, first quarter 19th century

A Spode Felspar porcelain two-handled pedestal cream-tureen and cover, pattern no. 4096, gilt with a band of anthemion reserved on a dark-blue ground, within gadrooned rims, the cover with fruit finial, 19cm wide, printed mark, circa 1825 (two foot rim chips to the underside)

A Spode porcelain cream jug, pattern no. 1166, of baluster form, painted with sprays of flowers reserved on blue and gilt scale pattern ground, 9cm high, iron-red script marks, circa 1815 (small crack)

A Spode porcelain lilac-ground solitaire tea service, pattern no. 2036, moulded in white relief with floral sprigs, comprising: a tray, a teapot and cover (spout restored), a milk jug, a slop bowl, a sugar bowl and cover (finial restored), and a teacup and saucer, gilt pattern no., circa 1815

A Spode porcelain part dessert service, painted with a bouquet of flowers within gilt borders, comprising; two sauce tureens, covers and stands, three two-handled shaped rectangular dishes, four lozenge-shaped dishes, four scallop-shell dishes, two oval dishes and twenty plates, circa 1820 (some old repairs and restoration)

A 'Tumbledown Dick' pattern scent jar attributed to Spode, of barrel shape with the coloured design of an exotic bird amongst flowers on a bright green ground, height 21.7cm, red-painted pattern number 3010, circa 1819-25 (inner cover missing)

Spode porcelain cup and saucer, circa 1805-1815, decorated with a gilded cobalt blue band, pattern number 437

A Spode "Chase After a Wolf" soup plate from the Indian Sporting series, printed in blue with the titled scene within the usual strip border of animals, diameter 24.5cm, printed title and impressed upper-case maker's mark, circa 1815-25 (tiny glaze flake on rim)

Two Spode Flower Cross pattern dinner plates, printed in blue with the symmetric stylised floral pattern and narrow flower and leaf border, diameter 24.3cm, unmarked, circa 1810-20

A blue and white miscellany: comprising a Lakeside Meeting pattern dinner plate (rim chip), a Mason's ironstone Blue Chinese Landscape pattern dessert plate, a Wedgwood Chinese Garden pattern dessert plate, a Spode Castle pattern dessert plate, a Cattle with Ruins pattern dessert plate, a dessert plate with a Willow-type chinoiserie pattern, and a cover from a square vegetable dish in the Game Keeper pattern (small rim chips); various dates between 1800 and 1830

A Flying Pennant pattern supper set centrepiece attributed to Spode, of oval shape, printed in blue with the chinoiserie pattern and border, overall length 25.4cm, unmarked, circa 1805-20 (no inner liner, tray or eggcups)

A Castle pattern soup tureen stand, of oval shape with raised handles printed with a fleur-de-lys sheet pattern, printed in blue with the well-known Spode pattern and usual floral scroll border, overall length 38.0cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30

A Spode Girl at the Well pattern footbath, of typical hooped form with moulded handles, printed in blue with the rustic scene and usual Union Wreath border, overall length 47.2cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks (impressed mark with large crown), circa 1822-33 (repaired cracks in base etc.)

A Spode Union Wreath tea plate and Gothic Castle pickle dish: the tea plate printed in blue with the usual Union Wreath third floral spray and border, diameter 18.0cm, printed and impressed marks, circa 1822-33; the pickle dish on three small feet, printed in blue with the chinoiserie-style scene and border featuring animal and scenic vignettes, length 14.7cm, unmarked, circa 1810-20 (hair crack)

A Wedgwood blue Jasperware four-piece afternoon tea service comprising; a circular squat teapot, a hot water jug and cover, a cream jug; a two-handled sugar bowl and cover, with raised classical figure and tree decoration, impressed marks; and a Copeland Spode blue Jasperware circular tapered similar teapot. (5)

A small Spode teapot and cover, circa 1820, with central deep blue band and painted in oriental style with chrysanthemum bushes, enriched in gilt, 12cm high.

A Regency bat printed jug, probably Spode, the square gilt bordered reserves depicting fishing scenes, within a gilt acanthus deep blue border, 16cm high.

A pair of cut glass Spode decanters of bulb shape with cut mushroom stoppers and a further pair of onion shaped decanters with stoppers. (4)

Five Spode sporting fish hand painted wall plates, each with different fish to the centre within a blue ground and gilt trellis border. (5)

A Copeland Spode fish service, each plate decorated with a different fish or crustacean within a patterned border comprising; six plates, a fish ashet, sauceboat and stand.

A 19th Century Spode oval ashet with a vacant cartouche to the centre and a wide greened ground border decorated with different flowers, 48cm wide.

A part Copeland late Spode dinner service decorated with exotic birds and a floral pattern and border (some damages) includes sauce boat and stand and twenty-five various plates.

Literature, J. Sandon, The Dictionary of Worcester Porcelain; P. Bradshaw, 18th Century English Porcelain Figures; G. Godden, Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain; L. Whiter, Spode; Adams and Redstone, Bow Porcelain; A. Lane, English Porcelain Figures of the Eighteenth Century; and fifteen other publications about ceramics or collecting. (21)

Two English porcelain teacups and saucers, one decorated in blue and gilt with leaf and flower head designs, the other with bands painted with panels of roses, the cups Spode, the saucers matched, c. 1820. (4)

A combined Spode and Copeland part dessert service, painted with flower sprays within green and gilt borders, printed marks, c.1820 and later, comprising: a fruit bowl, two oval dishes, four shaped dishes and eighteen plates, 35.5cm. max. (25) Some damage.

A small Spode flared vase, each side decorated with raised gilding with a bird perched in a leafy tree on a blue ground, marked 'Spode 4053', c.1820, 9cm.

Four good Spode bone china trios, and two matching plates, moulded with flowers and painted with flowers and gilding on wide pink borders, marked 'Spode 3618', c.1820. (14)

Four good Spode coffee cans and saucers, decorated with pattern 967, painted marks, c.1820. (8)

A pair of Spode bone china plates, the borders moulded with flower heads and painted with colourful flower sprays, marked 'Spode 2527', c.1820, 18cm. (2)

A Flight Barr & Barr Worcester plate, decorated with an oriental figure, a yellow ground Spode saucer dish painted with a landscape, and a Derby plate painted with a rose spray, all marked, all 19th century, 23cm. max. (3) The Spode and Derby plates damaged.

A Spode part tea and coffee service, richly decorated in gilt, iron-red and purple with bands of flowers and foliage, pattern No.889, c.1820, comprising: fifteen teacups, sixteen coffee cans, eighteen saucers, sucrier and cover, slop bowl and two dishes. (54)

Nineteen Spode stone china plates, decorated with flowers and foliage, printed marks, c.1820, 24.5cm. (19)

A good Spode Felspar porcelain dessert service, each piece painted with colourful birds perched in trees within gilt leafy and scrolling borders, printed marks, pattern No.4962, c.1825, comprising: eight plates, four rectangular dishes, an oval dish and four shell shaped dishes, 31cm. max. (17)

Four Spode pearlware fan shaped dishes and covers, from a supper set, printed in blue with the 'Willow' pattern, impressed marks, c. 1810-20, 30cm. max. (8) Some damage.

Three Spode blue and white plates, two printed with the 'Trophies Etruscan' pattern, the third with the 'Trophies Nankin' pattern, impressed marks, and a Minton blue printed square sectioned bowl, all 19th century, 29cm. max. (4) Restoration to the bowl.

A Derby coffee can, painted with a view titled 'Near Middleton Derbyshire', a Spode milk jug decorated with an Imari pattern No.2213, a Flight Barr and Barr cup and a cup and saucer, probably Coalport, decorated with classical silhouettes, all early 19th century. (5) The saucer cracked.

A Copeland Spode Italian blue and white bowl

A Dr. Nelson's Inhaler; also a small Copeland Spode Mogadon ceramic jar and cover; a Kirkham ceramic jar and cover; and a modern Lavender jar and cover (4).

A late Copeland Spode doll's china teaset, transfer decorated with animals and birds, comprising teapot (chip to lid), sugar bowl with lid, milk jug, 5 cups, 5 saucers and 2 square side plates; also another doll's china teaset, decorated with pink borders, comprising teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, 3 cups and 4 saucers (25).

THE RESIDUE OF A SPODE DESSERT SERVICE each piece printed and painted in the famille rose palette with flowering peonies, comprising: footed rectangular dish, two shell dishes and five dessert plates printed or impressed marks, pattern no. 3125

A part set of three 19th Spode eggcups, each decorated with pink and brown flowers on white ground

A cased set of six Copeland Spode coffee cans with saucers each can triangularly fluted with gilt rope and swag borders; one cup and saucer in each of the following colours; green, burgundy, cobalt blue, sky blue, pink and yellow; printed Ryde Spode Copeland China England and painted y4016/9 marks to base; and a cased set of gilt metal sugar spoons with matching coloured enamel bowl backs

A 19th century Spode porcelain plate, the white ground enriched with painted shells, within gilt rim; Diameter 8.5ins; Painted Spode mark to reverse

A 19th century oval Copeland Spode meat dish, brown printed and overpainted in colours with flowering jardinières; Length 15ins; and two other 19th century platters (3)

An early 19th century Spode octagonal sided plate, green printed with flowers; Width 8.25ins;Green printed mark and impressed Spode mark

A Spode pearlware oval straight sided footbath, with two loop handles, printed in underglaze blue with the Tower pattern, the interior with a band of flowers and leaves, 47.5cm wide overall (18.75"), blue printed mark and impressed mark beneath a crown, circa 1815-20 (small footrim chip)

A pair of Spode pearlware plates, each decorated overall in black, green and gilt with scrolling flowers and leaves, 21.5cm diameter (8 .5"), impressed and printed marks and pattern number 1472, circa 1815

A Copeland Spode part tea service, each piece printed and painted with birds and flowering branches, on a green ground, comprising: fourteen teacups, thirteen saucers, eight teaplates, two bread and butter plates, a muffin dish and cover, a milk jug and a sugar bowl, printed marks and retailers mark for T. Goode & Co. (some damage)

A Copeland Spode part dessert service, each piece printed and painted with a bird and flowering trees, on a blue scale ground, comprising: four plates and a pair of square dishes, printed and impressed marks for 1914, and pattern number R4033 in red

A Spode London Shape teacup, coffee cup and saucer, printed in iron red with vases of flowers and leaves, in Chinese style, and picked out in gilt, printed mark in red, circa 1820-25

A New Hall coffee can, with ring handle, bat printed en grisaille with a fisherman in a landscape, within gilt line border, circa 1815, a Spode bat printed saucer, and other cups and saucers

A Spode New Oval Shape milk jug, printed in underglaze blue with the Temple pattern, and picked out in gilt, 10cm high (4"), printed mark in blue, circa 1815-20