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A Spode powder blue ground part breakfast set, overpainted with exotic birds and with gilt scale borders, together with another part tea service.

Four early 19th Century English pottery plates, including a Spode example with green and brown leaf painted border. (4)

Royal Worcester plate the centre painted with a castle by a lake, within an elaborate gilt scrolled, floral swag border on a navy blue ground, puce printed marks to base date code for 1905 Also a Spode 'Copelands china' plate, painted with a similar scene entitled 'Old Inverlochy' signed Perry, within a gilt seaweed border on a pale yellow ground, Tiffany and Co mark to base, (2)

Cabinet plates to include: Copelands plate decorated with an imari palette, Copeland Spode plate decorated with puce flora on a yellow ground, Copeland plate decorated with flora in an imari style, a Staffordshire plate painted with flora and a butterfly on a turquoise ground, a Copeland Spode plate decorated with exotic birds, pair of Spode plates decorated with gilt scrolling on a yellow ground, Spode new stone plate decorated with precious objects in underglaze blue transfer, (slight wear) (8)

Spode blue and white meat plate and drainer decorated with 'Italian pattern' impressed and printed marks to base, first quarter of the 19th century (wear and chips) (2)

Pair of Copelands Spode octagonal jugs printed in under glaze blue with 'Italian' pattern, Also two early 19th century pearlware plates, printed in underglaze blue with chinoiserie scenes, Also two Delft tiles painted in underglaze blue with religious scenes, (small damages) (6)

Spode Bute shaped coffee cup and saucer and two other cups decorated with gilt scrolls and flora on a deep blue ground, pattern no. 893, Also a Spode 'Copelands china' twin handled vase decorated with insects and flora, Also a Spode 'Copelands china' coffee cup and saucer painted with ruined monasteries, Also one other Spode saucer, (wear, hairline) (8)

4 Copeland Spode 'Heron pattern' tea plates; and pair of 'Abbey pattern' bread plates

A pair of antique Spode royal blue and gilt fish scale vases painted flowers on round beaded base no.1166, 13cms.

An Early 19th Century Comport, transfer printed Chinese pagodas, possibly Spode, a matching heart shaped dish and two similar lidded dishes

Six Crescent Shape Copeland Spode Side Plates, (a.f.), four other side plates and a cut glass dish (11)

A quantity of Copeland Spode Malborough floral dinnerware with similar French dinnerware.

A Goebel poodle, a Copeland Spode Italian bowl and sundry.

A Copeland Spode dessert service painted rose border with blue and gilt rim of twelve plates and three comports.

A Spode Caramanian series soup plate, printed in blue with a view of the City of Corinth within the usual series border of Indian Sporting animals, diameter 25.4cm, impressed lower-case mark, circa 1810-20

A Spode Common Wolf Trap" dessert plate from the Indian Sporting series, printed in blue with the titled scene within the usual strip border of animals, diameter 21.0cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks and printed title, circa 1815-30

Two Spode Indian Sporting series plates: a dinner plate printed in blue with Death of the Bear", diameter 24.9cm, and a soup plate with "Chase After a Wolf", diameter 24.4cm (rim chips, some wear), both with printed title marks and printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1815-25

Two Spode Tower pattern soup plates, printed in blue with the usual Italian scene and floral border, diameter 24.1cm, impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1815-30

Two Forest Landscape pattern soup plates attributed to Spode, printed in blue with the usual chinoiserie scene and border, diameter 23.8cm, unmarked, circa 1815-30

A pair of Spode Filigree pattern small cereal plates, printed in blue with the floral pattern and border, diameters 18.0 and 18.2cm, printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1823-33

A Spode Lattice Scroll pattern supper set centrepiece, of oval shape with two moulded loop handles, comprising the main vessel and its flat eggcup holder only (no cover, inner liner or eggcups), printed in blue with the border from the floral pattern, overall length 24.7cm, printed upper-case mark in a frame, circa 1815-25

Two blue-printed hot water plates and a green-printed teapot: both hot-water plates bearing Spode designs, one in the Flying Pennant pattern, the other in the Gothic Castle pattern, diameter of each around 24.5cm, both unmarked, circa 1805-20 (rim chips to Flying Pennant example); the teapot decorated with a romantic style scene featuring a girl feeding her rabbits, overall length 18.2cm, unmarked, circa 1835-50 (tiny chip to spout)

The remnants of a Spode Botanical series dessert service, printed in green with typical floral centres and the usual series border, comprising a shell shaped dish, a shaped rectangular dish, and five plates, all with impressed maker's marks, circa 1828-33 (both dishes damaged, one plate cracked and crazed)

Two Spode "The Lion, the Bear & the Fox" pattern octagonal dessert plates from the "Aesop's Fables" series, printed in green with the titled scene within the usual series border, widths around 21.0cm, printed title marks and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1830-33

Six Spode stone china dinner plates in pattern 2038, with a polychrome Indian Tree type centre and a heavily gilt border of four flower panels on a leaf and scroll ground, diameters around 24.5cm, grey-printed SPODE / Stone China" seal marks, circa 1812-20 (worn, one with small rim chip) (see sample illustration)

A Spode London shape part tea service, pattern 2721, gilt with a band of leaves reserved on a dark-blue ground, comprising: a slop bowl, a milk jug, two saucer dishes in sizes; eight teacups and saucers and four coffee cups, iron-red script marks, circa 1815 (one teacup chipped)

A Spode Gothic Castle pattern meat dish, printed in blue with the chinoiserie-style scene and usual geometric and vignette border, 46.7cm long, impressed lower-case mark, circa 1811-20

A miscellaneous selection of English porcelain, including: two Spode 'Bute' shape cups and eight saucers; and other items, various dates, mostly 19th century (some damage and wear)

A Spode porcelaineous jug, painted with a brown-ring neck and monogram GH, bat-printed on either side with prints from the 'Contemporary Humanity' series, 13.5cm high, circa 1815 (minor damage and wear)

A Spode porcelain bat-printed composite part tea service, pattern no. 557, various printed en grisaille with landscape vignettes, comprising: a small round teapot and cover with auricular handle; two oval teapots and covers; a slop bowl; a milk jug; a saucer dish; and two 'Bute' shape teacups and saucers, some pieces with gilt pattern number, circa 1815 (some cracks and stains)

Five various Spode porcelain bat-printed 'Bute' shape teacups and saucers, mostly printed with landscape vignettes, four en grisaille, one in iron-red, circa 1815 (minor wear and stains)

Five various English porcelain porcelain 'Bute' shape teacups and saucers, including a New Hall example and two Spode examples, circa 1815 (minor damage and stains)

Various English porcelain teawares, comprising: a Spode orange-ground teacup and saucer painted and gilt with stylised flowers, iron-red marks and pattern no. 1020; a bat-printed teabowl and saucer printed in iron-red with sheep and cattle in a parkland setting; another bat-printed teabowl and saucer with fruit; and three various 'Bute' shape teacups and saucers, circa 1815 (minor damage)

A blue and white miscellany: comprising two feather-edge pearlware plates, each painted with a chinoiserie scene, diameter 24.8cm & 21cm diameter, circa 1790 (glaze bubbles); a Clews pottery green-glazed shell-shaped dish, width 21.5cm, impressed mark, circa 1820; a saucer dish printed with a chinoiserie scene and with ochre edging (of Bovey Tracey style), diameter 21.4cm, unmarked, circa 1800-10 (chip to rim); a Gothic Castle pattern tea plate, probably Spode, diameter 18.0cm, unmarked, circa 1810-20; a Wedgwood saucer printed with a floral pattern and heavily gilded, diameter 14.2cm, impressed mark, circa 1815-30; and a Goodwins & Harris Imperial "Filligree" tea plate with a sheet floral pattern, diameter 16.5cm, printed and impressed marks, circa 1831-38

A Spode bone china octagonal teapot and cover, printed in blue in a Chinoiserie manner with foliage, painted and gilt in a Kakiemon palette with scattered oriental shrubs, pattern no. 2638, printed mark, circa 1820 (cracked); and a similar H.& R. Daniel teapot and cover painted in overglaze blue enamel with sprays of flowers and moulded with a foliate swag border (some stains)

Four items of Spode porcelain, comprising: two cups and saucers, pattern no.'s 4306 and 3983; a Felspar two-handled sugar box and cover; and a Copeland & Garrett example (cover repaired), various dates 19th century

A Spode circular two-handled cream tureen and cover, painted in coloured enamels and gilt with floral sprays, the cover with a butterfly finial, the tureen with similar handles, 18cm wide, iron-red script mark, circa 1820 (cracks to cover); and a Spode Felspar porcelain pale-yellow-ground pedestal sauce tureen and cover painted with sepia flowers, printed puce mark, circa 1825 (handle restored)

A Spode porcelain oval two-handled sugar box and cover, painted in colours and gilt with vases issuing flowers, beneath a band of panels of stylised foliage and birds, 18cm wide (restored handle); and two various Spode coffee cans, one pattern 878

Various Spode porcelain teawares, comprising a 'London' shape trio, painted with oval panels of flowers reserved on a gilt whirl ground, painted pattern no. 3151; two coffee cans (some wear), circa 1815; and a butterscotch ground trio and additional saucer, painted pattern no. 3932, circa 1820 (some wear)

A selection of Spode 'Bute' shape teawares, comprising: a trio printed in iron red with a band of roses and an additional saucer; a teacup and saucer with a Greek key band reserved on a blue ground; a teacup and saucer, gilt with a cailloute ground; and three various lustre cups and saucers, circa 1815 (one repaired saucer, some wear)

Two Spode porcelain trios, comprising: an example moulded in low relief with flowers and painted with coloured enamels with floral bouquets, iron-red marks and pattern no. 2527; the other an 'Etruscan' trio with serpent handles, painted with floral sprays on a gilt seed ground, iron-red marks and pattern no. 3699; and a 'London' shape teacup and saucer painted in colours with flowers and insects (cup cracked), circa 1815

Four various Spode porcelain cups and saucers, comprising: a 'Bute' shape teacup and saucer, painted with an orange-ground band with stylised flowerheads, painted pattern no. 878; a pale-sepia ground 'Etruscan' teacup and saucer, printed en grisaille with floral sprays, painted pattern no. 4203 (handle cracked); and two 'Etruscan' coffee cups and saucers painted and gilt with pink roses, iron-red marks and pattern no.'s 3614 & 3886 (some rubbing to gilding)

Spode porcelain and Stone China teawares, comprising: a 'London' shape trio, pattern no. 2161; a Tobacco leaf pattern teacup and saucer, pattern no. 2061; a 'Bute' shape teacup and saucer printed with pheasants and various other Spode cups and saucers, first quarter 19th century (minor damage)

A selection of bat-printed items, comprising: three 'Bute' shape teacups and saucers including a Spode example printed with scattered flowers, the two others printed with bucolic vignettes; and a similar coffee can printed in puce (cracked), circa 1815

A selection of 'London' shape porcelains, including: a Spode Stone China 'Tobacco-leaf' pattern trio; a Spode Imari pattern trio; a Davenport trio and others; and an assortment of other teawares, including a Chinese cup; a Chamberlain's Worcester flared cup and other items (minor damage and repairs)

A Worcester (Flight) fluted trio, gilt with rosettes and husk swags, circa 1790; and other teawares including; a Spode 'Bute' shape teacup and saucer; three Spode Coffee cans and other items, various dates first quarter 19th century (minor damage)

AN EARLY TO MID 19TH-CENTURY STONE CHINA OVAL DISH, decorated to the borders in the Spode manner with painted polychrome floral sprays, on a ground moulded with four-petalled flowerheads, 26cm, (10.2in)

A LATE GEORGIAN SPODE BLUE TRANSFER-PRINTED "JUMPING BOY" OR "LONG ELIZA"-PATTERN SMALL ASHET, of canted oblong form, printed and impressed marks, 32cm, (12.6in) wide, (hairline)

A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN COPELAND (LATE SPODE) CHARGER having printed and enamelled chinoiserie decoration of an exotic bird on a blossoming bough, against a "cracked ice" ground, printed and impressed marks plus painted number 6445 to reverse, with integral pierced lobes for suspension, 36cm, (14.2in) diameter

A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN COPELAND'S (LATE SPODE) CHINA JUG, the parian body having a relief-moulded hunting scene between laurel borders all reserved on a royal blue ground, brown-printed and impressed marks, 13cm, (5.2in) high

AN ENGLISH CHINA INKWELL of domed form with hinged cover, metal-mounted, decorated with a Derby-style Japan pattern, probably Spode, 9.5cm, (3.75in) diameter

A 19th century Spode stone-china teapot and cover printed in blue and overpainted in bright colours with the 2117 pattern of chrysanthemums and plum blossoms, printed marks (2)

A late 18th century pearlware blue and white quart mug, possibly Spode, the cylindrical sides printed with pagodas and pavilions on Chinese islands below a brown lined rim, 12.5cm high (W)

A collection of eight blue and white wares, to include: an early 19th century chinoiserie printed bowl, 21cm diameter, a Turner's stag hunt pattern sauce tureen stand, 18.5cm wide, An Elkin's 'Irish Scenery' small platter, 18cm wide, a Spode floral dish, 26cm wide, an Enoch Wood and Sons 'Belzoni' pattern soup plate and three other wares (D) (8)

An early 19th century Spode blue and white platter printed in blue with the gate of Sebastian at Capena or the castle pattern, the gravy reservoir at one end, impressed mark, 52.5cm wide.

An 18th century style Coalport jug painted with flowers, 7cm high, a first period Worcester style blue and white mask jug, 9.5cm high and two Spode blue and white egg cups (R) (4)

A stylish Spode Copeland model of a Polar Bear, having slightly angular detail the creature is caught in a prowling attitude, and greyish in colour, 15cm. high, marked 'Spode Copeland England', 'Onyx', impressed 'K.447'

A pair of early Victorian Japan pattern coloured semi-porcelain plates, 9.25in. An early 19th century Spode blue and white soup plate, transfer decorated view of Rome, 9.75in. A Victorian Staffordshire dark blue transfer decorated plate, fantasy view of Constantinople, 10in. A Victorian Staffordshire flat-back group, 11.5in. A Victorian Staffordshire spaniel, 10.25in. A Parian ware travelling font, 8.25in. A pair of moulded Victorian opaque glass Egyptian style obelisks. 9in. (23cm.) (9)

A Royal Copenhagen porcelain model of a bull terrier (tail chipped). 7.5in. (19cm); a Royal Copenhagen bullfinch. 2.75in (7cm); a Limoges cup and saucer; a Doulton cup and saucer, a set of six Spode magenta and gilt bordered bone china coffee cups and saucers; a Japanese porcelain long necked vase. 7.25in. (18.5cm); four modern Royal Worcester ramekins; a 19th century Staffordshire figure of a youth. 8in. (20cm); and a 19th century German porcelain figure of a huntsman (repaired). 8.5in. (21cm)., etc., (A lot).

A Copeland & Garrett late Spode "New Fayence" 10.25in. circular compote decorated flowers and foliage on circular foot, 6in. high.