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A set of ten 19th century Spode porcelain "Indian Tree" pattern breakfast cups, 11.5 cm diameter, ten matching saucers, 16.5 cm diameter, and a matching milk jug, 14.5 cm high.

A Pair of Spode New Stone Dinner Plates, of lobed circular outline, printed and painted in "famille rose" palette with peonies issuing from blue rocks within floral borders, printed mark in black "Spode Stone China", painted pattern No.2407 in red, early 19th century, 24.5cm diameter

A Spode Blue Printed Earthenware "Fitzhugh" Pattern Service, early 1800's, each piece decorated with four clusters of Chinese scholars' objects about a medallion centre, all framed by a complex scale diaper border, comprising eight soup plates (five damaged), eight plates (six damaged), two smaller plates, a twin compartment warming dish, large meat plate (glued) and a saucer tureen cover, impressed Spode (21)

A COPELAND SPODE ROYAL COMMEMORATIVE BOTTLE, 1911, King and Queen Mary, the stopper in the form of a crown, height 25cm (s.d.)

Early 19th Century Spode relief decorated jug with lilac ground and gilt borders; also a 19th Century mug painted in gilt with Forget-Me-Not and flower sprays. (2)

Good early 19th Century Spode pineapple serving dish of circular form decorated with pink roses and forget-me-nots with a central holder raised on a moulded base, C. White, 218, red painted mark, 9" diam.

Copeland Spode Italian pattern octagonal blue and white jug, a graduated pair of Doulton Burslem willow pattern blue and white jugs and a Victorian pewter mounted transfer printed jug

A pot-pourri vase with covers attributed to Spode, printed in blue with a large sprays of flowers and a narrow chinoiserie-type border, the main ground in orange red covered with green and iron-red flower tendrils, the rim enamelled maroon, 30cm high, unmarked, circa 1811-15 (foot restored, crack in pierced cover)

A Copeland and Garrett well-and-tree meat dish, enamelled in colours with an open spray of flowers within the popular 'Ship' border of stylised flowers on and around a shaped geometric ground, length 53.0cm, printed and impressed "Copeland & Garrett late Spode" marks and painted pattern number 3184 in blue, circa 1833-47

Six various English porcelain coffee cans, comprising; Minton, pattern no. 540, Paris (cracked), Spode, Worcester and New Hall examples, mostly early 19th century

Various English porcelain tea wares, comprising; six coffee cans, including Spode, New Hall, Coalport and Miles Mason examples (one cracked, one restored); and an Etruscan shape cup and saucer, various dates first quarter 19th century

A Spode porcelain lilac-ground two-handled globular pot pourri vase and liner, pattern no. 2063, moulded in relief with vignettes of putti at play, painted iron-red mark, 22cm high, circa 1815 (lacking pierced cover)

A Spode Felspar porcelain cream tureen and stand, painted with a central bouquet of flowers within a pale-yellow-ground oeil-de-perdrix band, the tureen with a pair of gilt butterfly handles, puce printed marks, circa 1820 (lacks cover); and two Spode 'London' shape trios bat-printed in iron-red with a band of roses, pattern no. 986 and a saucer ensuite, printed and painted marks, circa 1815 (one teacup with hairline crack to handle)

A Spode pastille burner base, of square form, gilt with gilt whirls on a dark-blue-ground, on four gilt lions' paw feet, painted mark and pattern no. 3071, circa 1820 (slight wear)

A quantity of mostly Derby teawares, comprising; three coffee cups and saucers, a fluted coffee can, a fluted coffee cup, a Spode coffee can and a New Hall type teabowl, late 18th/early 19th centuries

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY DAVENPORT BOUGH POT, of "D" shape, foliate painted with twin side handles, impressed mark, lacks lid, approximately 4 3/4 ins high and a pair of 19th Century Spode cream ware oval double handled pierced sided CHESTNUT BASKETS, impressed mark, each 8 1/4 ins x 5 1/2 ins. (3).

A Copeland Spode dinner service decorated pheasants and shrubs with foliated border, pattern no. 6604 comprising: a pair of 9.5 in. vegetable tureens and covers; an 8in. similar vegetable dish; a 7.5 in. oblong-shaped sauce boat; six 10.5 in. plates; five soup plates; six 9in. plates; six 7.5 in. plates; five 6.25 in. plates; six 5.25 in. plates; six pudding bowls; and three graduated oblong meat plates (various chips, cracks and crazing).

A Copeland Spode "Tower" pattern 8in. circular fluted jardiniere with blue printed landscape decoration and foliated border, printed mark (slightly cracked).

A Spode late 18th Century afternoon tea and coffee service, pattern no. 1956, painted Chinese buildings and medallions with flowers, gilt foliated scroll ornamentation on blue ground comprising: a 10.75 in. oblong tapered teapot (no cover, inner rim chipped); two saucer dishes 8in. and 7.25 in.; a pair of 7.25 in. circular plates; a 6.25 in. slop bowl; a 6.5 in. oblong teapot stand; a 5.75 in. oblong two-handled sucrier and cover; an oblong cream jug; ten circular tapered coffee cups with bracket handles; six large tea cups; seven small tea cups; seventeen saucers.

A Spode 8.75 in. circular plate, handpainted a bouquet of flowers with floral sprigs and moths, impressed mark, pattern number 1760. (repaired)

A Spode "Italian" pattern 12in. blue and white ewer with scroll handle.

A Spode early 19th Century part afternoon tea set decorated black printed landscapes with gilt ornamentation comprising: a 6in. oval two-handled sucrier and cover; a 6.5 in. oval teapot stand; a 6.25 in. circular slop bowl; three graduated circular saucer dishes; six tea cups; and twelve saucers, pattern no. 482 (gilding worn, one handle to sucrier imperfect).

A SPODE STONE CHINA SOUP BOWL, c.1830, Japan pattern

A Copeland Spode Fruit Bowl and Sandwich Plate, also pair of porcelain Cake Dishes inhabited pagoda transfer in blue, mark 2 2

A Copeland Late Spode Flow Blue Transfer Printed "Seaweed" Pattern Toilet Set, of lobed form: a Two Handled Pail & Cover, Height 12", Cover AF, a Basin, Diameter 15", a Chamber Pot, a Jug & Cover, Height 7", a circular Two Handled Footed Dish, Diameter 8", a Soap Dish & Cover, an oblong Toothbrush, Dish & Cover, and a Snuffer Stand. Approximately 12 pieces.

Smith (Albert) Copeland late Spode Plate, blue and white with central portrait of Albert Smith in brown, 228mm. diameter, c.1860.

A Spode bone china 'Elizabethan' part dinner service, comprising: a shaped rectangular meat dish, twelve dinner plates, ten dessert plates, twelve side plates, eight soup plates and eleven tea plates, and a quantity of mostly domestic ceramics and glass

A Spode pottery shaped-rectangular soup tureen and cover with fish-head handles, printed and painted with pagodas in a landscape, 37cm wide; and a rectangular meat dish ensuite, printed and impressed marks, (chipped); eight soup dishes and four salad dishes, circa 1900

Spode Copeland "Cutie Kitten" plate, S3243

Spode sucrier, oval form with a dome cover, integral ringed handles decorated with monochrome print of castle ruins within a landscape, circa 1805-1815, 12 1/2cm

A Copeland Spode blue and white bowl and four china egg cups on a stand

A Spode pearlware oval sauce tureen, cover and stand, with loop handles and knop, printed in blue with the Tower pattern, within leaf and vine bands, 21.5cm wide (8 1/2"), impressed and printed marks, circa 1815

A Spode pearlware oval meat dish, printed in blue with the Geranium pattern, within a broad flowerhead trellis band, 37.5cm wide (18 3/4"), printed and impressed marks, circa 1820-25

A pearlware lobed lozenge shaped stand, printed in blue with a Greek pattern, with figures, within a figure and vase panelled border, on lobed oval foot, 30.5cm wide (12"), circa 1810, probably Spode

A pair of Spode pearlware oval sauce tureens and covers, from the Caramanion Series, each with two mask handles and fruit knop, printed in blue with figures before ruins, within simple borders, 18.5cm wide (7 1/4"), impressed marks, circa 1815 (one tureen cracked), and two blue printed sauce ladles

A Spode pearlware pierced oval basket and stand, with two loop handles, boldly painted in blue and green with flowers and leaves, with an iron red line rim, 24 cm wide (9 1/2"), impressed mark and number 48, circa 1800-10.

A Spode ovoid pot pourri jar, cover and inner cover, with two loop handles and ball knop, painted in coloured enamels with flowersprays, on a black ground, and decorated in gilt with flowers and leaves, 23. 5cm high (9 1/4"), pattern number 3620, circa 1820-25 (Rim chip and small area of cover rim restored)

A Spode Bute Shape Warburton's Patent coffee can, bat painted in gilt with a figure before a cottage, within an oval panel, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"),

A Spode London Shape teacup, coffee cup and saucer, boldly decorated in Imari style with growing flowers and leaves, gilt line borders, painted mark in red and pattern number 2214, circa 1815

A Spode baluster shaped bottle and stopper, applied with a bird and decorated in Imari style with flowering branches and fences, and picked out in gilt, within scroll and flower panelled borders, 10cm high (4"), script mark in red and pattern number 967, circa 1820

A pair of Spode 'U' shaped beakers, each applied in white with Bacchanalian scenes, on a lavender ground, beneath a gilt leaf scroll band, 9.5cm high (3 1/2"), impressed marks and pattern number 2063 in red, circa 1825

A Spode Bute Shape coffee can, bat printed en grisaille with flowers and leaves, beneath a gilt line rim, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1805-10

A Spode oval inkwell cover and fixed stand, with two quill holders, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, on a puce and gilt ground, 12cm wide (4 3/4"), script mark in red and pattern number 4324, circa 1825 (cover chipped)

A Spode rectangular teapot and cover, printed and painted in famille rose palette with two pheasants in a landscape, and picked out in gilt, 14cm high (5 1/2"), printed mark in black and pattern number 2083, circa 1820-25

A Spode Bute shaped coffee can and saucer, finely painted in coloured enamels with buildings in landscapes, within gilt dentil borders, pattern number 1926 in red, circa 1815.

A Spode Bute shaped coffee can and saucer, finely painted in coloured enamels, with buildings in landscapes, within gilt dentil borders, pattern number 1926 in red, circa 1815

A pair of Spode flared round spill vases, with beaded borders, each decorated in Imari style with fences, flowering branches and bamboo, within scroll bands, 11cm high (4 3/8"), painted marks in red and pattern number 967, circa 1815

A Spode miniature 'Antique Beaded Beaker' vase, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, within gilt cartouches, the blue ground decorated in gilt with seashells and leaves, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), painted mark in red and pattern number 1709, circa 1820.

A Spode miniature compressed round teapot and cover, applied with brightly coloured flowers and leaves, on a gilt scroll and trellis ground, 5.5cm high (2 1/8"), script mark in red and pattern number 4788, circa 1825 (handle and tip of spout glued)

A pair of Spode miniature cylindrical candlesticks, each with knopped stem, beaded borders and round base, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, on a blue and gilt spirally striped ground, 4.5cm high (1 3/4"), painted marks in red and pattern number 2478, circa 1820 (one with area of rim glued)

An unusual Spode small flared round pot pourri bowl and cover, with shaped rim and flower knop, applied with brightly coloured flowers and leaves, within gilt trellis and scroll borders, on round foot, 9cm high (3 1/2"), script mark in red and pattern number 4788, circa 1825

An unusual Spode oval chamber candlestick, with scroll handle, decorated in Imari style with fences, flowering branches and bamboo, within flower, scroll and scale borders, 15.2cm wide (6"), pattern number 967 in red, circa 1815 (sconce restored)

A Spode Bute Shape coffee can, decorated in Imari style with flowers and bamboo, beneath a broad flower and scroll band, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1815 This is Spode pattern number 967

A Spode coffee can, with angular handle, decorated in Imari style with flowering branches and rockwork, the interior with a blue and gilt scroll band, 7cm high (2 3/4"), script mark in red, circa 1820

A Spode Bute Shape coffee can, decorated in iron red and gilt with flowerheads and leaves, on an orange ground band, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1815

A Spode Bute Shape coffee can, decorated in Imari style with flowers and fences, beneath a broad band and flower panelled band, 6.5cm high (2 1/2"), circa 1815

A pair of Spode Bute Shape teacups, coffee cans and saucers, each printed in iron red within bands of fruiting vines, within gilt line borders, circa 1810 This is Spode pattern number 1045

A Spode New Oval shape two handled sucrier and cover, decorated in gilt with roundels of flowers, and stiff leaves, 18cm wide (7"), script mark in red and pattern number 471, circa 1815-20.

A Copeland Spode circular wall plaque depicting an exotic bird amongst chrysanthemums on a stylised crackle ground, 36cm diam.

A Copeland Spode 'Peplow' pattern vegetable tureen and cover with liner and matching sauce tureen, cover and stand and a further stand.