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A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SQUARE TOP WASHSTAND with a divided top above a cupboard and a shallow drawer, on slender square legs joined by a turned X stretcher, 13 3/4in. (35cm.) wide ++Now with Copelands Spode blue and white toilet wares with damages

Extensive 19th century Spode stone china dinner service, transfer printed with a Chinese tree style design and scroll border comprising: 22 meat plates, 24cm 22 side plates, 22cm 11 soup plates, 24cm 2 sauce tureens, covers and stands 2 vegetable dishes and covers 7 further ashets, 19-38cm (72)

Copeland Spode Chinese rose dinner service comprising: 12 soup plates, 12 meat plates, 12 side plates, 12 fish plates, 2 vegetable tureens and covers, sauce tureen, cover and stand, 4 graduated ashets and sauce boat and stand (61)

A pair of Copeland Spode vases decorated with floral sprays, 20cm high

A Spode Copelands Porcelain Fifteen Piece Dessert Service, comprising two low-footed and one high-footed tazza, and twelve shaped circular plates, each printed and hand painted with a central bouquet of flowers within borders of exotic pairs of pheasants alternating with powder blue scroll bordered reserves, in First Period Worcester style, enriched in gilt throughout, printed marks in green, pattern number R673, circa 1900, {the high tazza 28.5cm wide} (one low tazza chipped).

Two Similar Spode Armorial Porcelain Plates, shaped circular, centred by gilded dragon head erased and crown crests, within a border of chinoiserie flowers and shaped panels in Imari inspired colours, enriched with gilt and with banded rims, painted mark Spode in puce and red, {21cm diameter} (one chipped, the other with small rim crack, gilding slightly worn); and An English Porcelain Two-Handled Sugar Box and Cove], of rectangular section, decorated with bands of chinoiserie flowers in brown red and gilt, pattern number 1907 in gilt, probably Spode, {13cm high} (3) .

A Spode Pearlware Thirteen Piece Dessert Service] each piece with waved rim printed and painted in tones of pink with encircling bands of roses and fruiting oak sprigs, comprising eight circular dessert plates, two pairs of shell and oval serving dishes, and a tab-handled pedestal dish, impressed and painted marks and 31 and 42, and pattern 3272, {the pedestal dish 37.5cm wide}, (seven pieces damaged).

ENGLISH PORCELAIN - A Copeland Spode part tea service, for twelve, each painted with a colourful bird perched on a fruiting branch, turquoise ground and gilt border, comprising milk jug and sugar bowl, eleven cups, twelve saucers, nine plates, six shaped circular plates, printed marks, titled in script, late 19th century

ENGLISH PORCELAIN - A Spode part tea and coffee service, comprising, bread-and-butter plate, milk jug, three tea cups, nine coffee cups, ten saucers, each in gilt and black with fruiting vine on an azure blue ground, painted mark in black, no. 4504, c.1830 (some faults)

BRITISH POTTERY - A Copeland & Garret late Spode blue and white Tower pattern shaped rectangular dog bowl, on bracket feet, 11.5in wide, printed circle mark, c.1860 (faults)

BRITISH POTTERY - A Spode pearlware, pattern 1124, part dessert service, comprising shaped oval dish, four shaped square dishes, twelve plates, each printed and painted in green with floral sprays within brown line borders, oval dish 10.5in wide, impressed marks, early 19th century

Eight Spode Felspar porcelain dessert plates with shaped rims, printed in black and decorated in coloured enamels with a wide band of Chinese figures in a garden, 8.5ins diameter (printed mark in black to base - circa 1820)

A Derby porcelain cup and cover, the body moulded in the Meissen manner with basket pattern borders, both enamelled in colours with floral sprays (painted mark in orange to base), and a Spode porcelain cup and saucer with moulded border enamelled in colours with mixed floral sprays (painted mark to base and pattern No. 2527 - both circa 1810)

A Spode bone china breakfast cup and saucer printed in blue and enamelled in colours with flowering trees and plants, a Derby cabinet cup and saucer decorated in gilt with exotic birds and flowers on a royal blue ground, and a 19th Century porcelain tea cup, saucer and tea plate decorated in mauve and gilt with floral and leaf scroll ornament

A COPELAND SPODE PORCELAIN DESSERT SERVICE printed in gilt with a chinoiserie scene depicting flowers and an exotic bird on a sponged blue ground surrounded by iron red vignettes of fruit and flowers on gilt scrolling foliage within a shaped rim, comprising four serving dishes, the largest 11" wide, and six plates (10).

A SPODE PORCELAIN MEAT DRAINER of pierced rounded oblong form painted in the Imari palette with chrysanthemum and a bird perched on fruiting vines, 19th century, 23 1/2" wide.

A Copeland Spode Italian biscuit barrel painted in blue, the domed cover with bun finial, raffia swing handle, 7" high and a cauldron preserve pot and cover, painted in blue with classical landscapes with acanthus border and cover with loop finial, 3 3/4" high.

A Spode blue and white 'jasperware' large circular jug, decorated with wide band of playful putti, 7 1/2" high (DI).

A Copeland Spode cup and saucer

A Copeland Spode Italian teaset with six cups, saucers, teaplates, a sandwich plate, teapot (lid a/f) and a sugar bowl and cream jug

A Copeland late Spode shallow two handled dish 1847 - 1890, 290mm diameter plus the handles

Seventy three pieces of Spode 'Colonel' tea, coffee and dinner service

A Copeland Spode vase

19th Century Spode octagonal meat dish with well, blue and white willow pattern transfer printed in Chinese style, 21".

Royal Worcester plate decorated with an exotic bird, flowers and foliage, on a black ground, 9", date code for 1915, a Derby Wilmot round dish decorated with flowers and insects in iron red on a white ground 9"; a 19th century Spode saucer decorated in blue, gilt and iron red in Japanese manner, 5 1/2", marked Spode 2214 on base; and a pair of Samson armorial plates 7 1/2".

A 19th Century Staffordshire 18in. oval meat plate, transfer decorated roses (crazed); a Copeland Spode 5.5in. globular vase decorated orange and red flowers with gilt ornamentation; and a 19th Century Staffordshire Lighthouse pattern flower block 5in. high, a Westerwald 5in. globular flagon with blue foliated decoration; and a Liverpool 10in. jug decorated Chinese pagodas and trees (much imperfect). (5)

A Copeland late Spode four-piece toilet set decorated peony roses and other flowers comprising: a 14in. circular tapered ewer; a circular strainer; an 8in. oblong box and cover; and a 15.5in. circular bowl (all pieces imperfect).

An early 19th Century blue and white 6.25in. oval two-handled dish decorated a country house; a pair of "Rural Scenery" 8.5in. circular plates; a Copeland Spode Italian pattern plate; a collection of five late 18th and 19th Century saucers; and three tea bowls (various chips and cracks). (13)

A pair of Kutani 19th Century 9.5in. circular plaques richly painted peacocks and cockerels with flowering shrubs and other birds (cracked and chipped); and a Copeland Spode Italian pattern 14.25in. oblong two-handled sandwich tray. (3)

A Spode 'Fleur De Lys' pattern part dinner service including twelve dinner plates and tea plates

ENGLISH PORCELAIN - A Spode miniature part tea service, decorated in iron red with flower sprays, gilt line borders, comprising teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, slop bowl, five tea cups and saucers, c.1815 (one cup damaged)

A Victorian blue and white octagonal Birds and Willow pattern meatplate, Ornithological Series by Andrew Stevenson, 11.5ins, a matching plate, 10.5ins and Temple Landscape pattern mug, possibly Spode, 5ins

A 19th century Spode blue and white Bridge of Lucano pattern soup tureen and stand, 15ins (lid repaired)

A group of 21 items of 19th century and later Copeland Spode blue and white Italian pattern china, including an egg cruet stand, 8ins and a sauce tureen, 8ins

A group of 31 items of Victorian and later Copeland Spode blue and white Italian pattern china including a butter dish, 7ins

An early 20th century Copeland Spode blue and white 22-piece Tower pattern part dinner service

A Copeland Spode Italian 8-piece miniature tete a tete tea set, a Worcester coffee can and a floral decorated mug

A 19th century Spode blue and white Tiber pattern tree and well meat plate, 20.5ins

A Spode Copelands China pseudo tobacco leaf pattern teacup, saucer and side plate, 19th century, a Coalport London shape coffee cup and saucer, circa 1820, painted with alternating panels of flowers and birds against a rich cobalt and gilt floral ground, solid gilt handle, hairline to saucer, a 'jewelled' Coalport teacup and saucer, circa 1850, pattern 5/736, gilding rubbed, an Imari pattern waisted cup and saucer, red printed crown monogram, a Copeland lilac printed small cup and saucer, early 19th century and a Regency small cup and saucer, early 19th century, printed in green with a girl and her dog, (6)

A Spode 1166 pattern two handled porcelain urn, early 19th century, painted with floral sprays against a rich gilt fish scale and cobalt ground, painted mark in red Spode 1166, some gilt loss and a pair of Derby Imari pattern miniature bottle vases, early 19th century, restored, one lacking stopper, 3.5" high, (3)

A Spode porcelain part tea service, circa 1815-20, pattern 2234, painted with floral sprigs within lilac and gilt scroll borders, comprising small teapot and cover, two handled oval sugar bowl and cover, cream jug, slop bowl, eight London shape teacups, eleven coffee cups, twelve saucers, a teapot stand, a cover and two graduated round dishes marked Spode in red enamel and no 2234, (39)

A Spode porcelain part dessert service, pattern no. 967, typically painted and gilt with an Oriental fenced garden, comprising; an oval serving dish a lobed oval serving dish, a shell-shaped dish and six plates, iron-red painted marks, circa 1810 (minor wear, most notably the gilding)

Various items of Spode Felspar porcelain, comprising; an octagonal sugar box and cover, painted with a blue band with yellow and gilt cartouches of urns and scrolling foliage, the cover with fruit finial, puce printed mark, painted iron-red pattern no. 4429; a cream jug ensuite; and a trio printed in puce and painted with sprays of flowers, puce printed marks, painted iron-red pattern no. 72 (slight wear), circa 1820

A Spode Italian pattern dinner plate, printed in blue with the Italian scene within the usual floral scroll border, diameter 25.0cm, impressed upper-case maker's mark, circa 1815-30

Two Spode "Death of the Bear" dinner plates from the Indian Sporting series, printed in blue with the hunting scene within the usual strip border of animals, diameters around 24.9cm, printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1810-30 (one with small rim chip)

A Spode "Death of the Bear" dinner plate from the Indian Sporting series, printed in blue with the hunting scene within the usual strip border of animals, diameter 24.9cm, printed title and printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1810-30

A pair of Spode Lucano pattern tea plates, printed in light-medium blue with the scene of the bridge at Lucano within the usual border of wheatears and fruiting vines, diameter 18.2cm, printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1820-33

Four early-19th century blue-printed plates:comprising a circular dinner plate in the Fitzhugh pattern, diameter 24.2cm, unmarked; a Chinoiserie Bridgeless pattern soup plate, diameter 24.6cm, unmarked (restored rim chip); a Forest Landscape pattern soup plate attributed to Spode, diameter 24.0cm, unmarked (restored rim chip); and a Classical Ruins pattern tea plate, possibly by Thomas Lakin, diameter 16.8cm, unmarked (fine hair crack); generally circa 1800-20

Four blue-printed plates with Spode patterns: a Gothic Castle pattern dinner plate, diameter 24.2cm, unmarked; a Castle pattern dinner plate, possibly by Bathwell & Goodfellow or from Swansea, diameter 25.1cm, unmarked; a Spode Marble pattern dinner plate, diameter 24.9cm, printed and impressed marks; and a Copeland late Spode Marble pattern tea plate, diameter 18.3cm, printed and impressed marks; various early or mid-19th century dates

Three blue-printed plates with chinoiserie patterns: a Spode cereal plate in the Forest Landscape pattern, diameter 18.3cm, small impressed upper-case mark; a Swansea dinner plate with ochre rim in the Long Bridge pattern, diameter 24.7cm, impressed mark (small rim chip); and a dinner plate in a Chinoiserie Bridgeless pattern, diameter 24.1cm, unmarked; circa 1795-1815

A Spode Filigree pattern covered vegetable dish with a matching meat dish, printed in blue with the design of a bowl of flowers within an open floral border with alternating reserves of baskets and bunches of flowers, vegetable dish 24.2cm square, dish length 42.6cm, both with printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks (vegetable dish base lightly stained, some surface scratching to meat dish)

A Spode Grasshopper pattern stone china sauce tureen stand, printed in blue with the design featuring a bird and grasshopper amongst oriental flowers, within the usual chinoiserie-type border, length 19.4cm, printed pseudo-seal mark, circa 1812-25

A Spode Caramanian series oval well-and tree meat dish, printed in blue with A Triumphal Arch of Tripoli in Barbary within the usual series border of Indian Sporting animals, length 52.1cm, impressed lower-case maker's mark, circa 1810-20

A Spode Caramanian series oval dish, printed in blue with Antique Fragments at Limisso within the usual series border of Indian Sporting animals, length 43.0cm, impressed lower-case maker's mark, circa 1810-20

A Spode Caramanian series oval dish, similar to the previous lot

A Spode Caramanian series soup plate, printed in blue with the City of Corinth within the usual series border of Indian Sporting animals, diameter 25.2cm, impressed lower-case maker's mark, circa 1810-20

A set of six Spode Caramanian series soup plates, similar to the previous lot (two cracked, one restored)

Two Spode Caramanian series soup plates, printed in blue with the City of Corinth within the usual series border of Indian Sporting animals, diameter 25.6cm, impressed lower-case maker's marks, circa 1810-20 (one cracked)

Two Spode Caramanian series dinner plates, printed in blue with Sarcophagi and Sepulchres at the Head of the Harbour at Cacamo within the usual series border of Indian Sporting animals, diameters 25.3cm, impressed lower-case maker's marks, circa 1810-20 (small rim chips)

A pair of Spode Caramanian series covered sauce tureens, the oval bodies with dog's head handles and the covers with moulded pine cone knops, printed in blue with Entrance to Ancient Granary on the main bodies and Indian Sporting animals on the covers, and with the usual series border of Indian Sporting animals around inside the rims, overall lengths 18.8cm, one with impressed lower-case maker's mark, the other with impressed upper-case mark and printed lower-case mark, circa 1810-20 (one cover glued)