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A pair of Spode Caramanian series covered sauce tureens, similar to the previous lot, both with impressed lower-case maker's marks (one body cracked and riveted, both covers repaired)

A pair of Spode Caramanian series covered vegetable dishes, the covers with moulded pinecone knops, printed in blue with a version of the Principal Entrance to the Harbour of Cacamo in the bases and A Colossal Sarcophagus at Cacamo in Caramania and A Colossal Vase near Limisso in Cyprus on the covers, with the usual series border of Indian Sporting animals around the base outsides and rims, widths 23.3 and 24.0 cm, impressed lower-case maker's marks, circa 1810-20 (one cover broken and glued)

A rare pair of Spode Caramanian series asparagus servers, printed in blue with enlarged scenes from the usual border of Indian Sporting animals surrounded by a narrow version of the border itself, heights around 7.7cm each, printed lower-case maker's marks, circa 1810-20 (one with broken and glued corner)

A Spode Caramanian series soup tureen, the oval body with dog's head handles, printed in blue with A Colossal Sarcophagus near Castle Rosso and with the usual series border of Indian Sporting animals around inside the rim, overall length 36.0cm, impressed lower-case maker's mark, circa 1810-20 (no cover)

A Spode Rome or Tiber pattern oval drainer, printed in blue with the Italian city scene (no edge stringing or border), length 37.6cm, printed framed maker's name mark, circa 1815-30 (chip to front edge)

A Spode Tower pattern wash ewer, of typical bulbous shape with wide flaring spout and strap handle, printed in blue with the view of the Bridge at Salaro beneath the usual floral border, the handle covered with a sheet pattern of stylised flowerheads, height 23.2cm, printed upper-case maker's mark, circa 1815-30

Five Oriental Birds pattern small tea plates attributed to Spode, printed in blue with the design of two exotic birds within a geometric border featuring bird panels and chinoiserie vignettes, diameter 13.8cm, unmarked, circa 1800-10

Two blue-printed ladles: a Spode soup ladle in the Italian pattern with a sheet floral design on the moulded handle, overall length 31cm, printed upper-case mark, circa 1815-33 (hair crack in bowl, handle repaired); and a Copeland sauce ladle in the Tower pattern with blue-leaf lining on the handle, overall length 15cm, printed and impressed Spode Imperial marks, circa 1890-1900 (some rubbing to rim of bowl)

An assortment of small blue-printed wares: comprising a Net pattern butter boat (tiny chip on rim), a Spode Tower pattern circular pot (no cover), a Spode coffee can, a Bird Fountain pattern flounder-shaped pickle dish, an Elkin & Co. floral pattern cup and saucer, a Wedgwood Ferrara pattern small cup and saucer, and two toy plates with sections from the Broseley pattern; generally between 1810 and 1840

A Spode Girl at the Well pattern egg stand, of circular shape on a pedestal foot with one central hole and only three peripheral holes, the surface printed in blue with detail clippings from the Spode design and a narrow version of the floral border around the rim, diameter 18.7cm, printed and impressed upper case marks, circa 1822-30 (very minor edge chip to underside of one hole)

A Copeland & Garrett Italian pattern covered broth bowl with an earlier Spode trembleuse stand, the bowl with bifurcated leafy scroll loop handles, the cover with flower knop, all printed in blue with the popular Italian scene and border, width of bowl 17.5cm across handles, diameter of stand 16.6cm, printed marks, circa 1833-47 (bowl and cover) and 1820-30 (stand)

A blue-printed chinoiserie selection: comprising a Spode covered dish from a supper set decorated with the early standard Willow pattern, width 26.7cm, small impressed upper-case mark, circa 1800-10 (long crack within cover and tiny chip to moulded knop); and a pair of teabowls and saucers with dark-red enamelled rims, decorated with a typical but busy chinoiserie scene and geometric border, saucers diameter 13.2cm, unmarked, circa 1795-1815 (one bowl with cracks, other minor faults)

A Forest Landscape pattern part supper set, probably by Spode, of oval shape consisting of four quadrant dishes and two covers, printed in blue with the chinoiserie scene and border, overall length 54.5cm, unmarked, circa 1810-20 (centrepiece and two covers missing, one cover with hair crack)

A Greek series cheese or cake stand attributed to Spode, printed in blue with an unidentified central scene featuring a seated lady beneath a parasol with three attendants, within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, diameter 28.8cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (restoration to area of rim)

A pair of Greek series dessert dishes attributed to Spode, of lobed and cusped shape, printed in blue with the central scene known as A Domestic Ceremony within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, length 26.8cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (small rim chips, one stained)

A pair of Greek series dessert dishes attributed to Spode, similar to the previous lot but of slightly smaller size, lengths 25.0 and 24.7cm (small chips, one with some glaze flaking to rim)

Six Greek series dinner plates attributed to Spode, printed in blue with the central scene known as Zeus in his Chariot within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, diameters around 24.6cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (one with small rim chip)

Six Greek series dinner plates attributed to Spode or by Copeland, similar to the previous lot but two with Copeland late Spode printed marks and impressed Copeland marks (two with restored rim chips)

Six Greek series dessert plates attributed to Spode, printed in blue with the central scene known as A Wreath for the Victor within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels,diameters around 20.7cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33

Six Greek series dessert plates attributed to Spode, similar to the previous lot (two with very small rim chips)

Six Greek series soup plates by or attributed to Spode, printed in blue with the central scene known as Refreshment for Phliasian Horseman within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, diameters around 24.3cm, one with printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, the others unmarked, circa 1806-33

Six Greek series soup plates attributed to Spode, similar to the previous lot (one with fine hair crack within edge of well)

A Greek series dish attributed to Spode, printed in blue with the central scene identified as Cynisca Winning the Chariot Race, within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, length 51.7cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33

A Greek series dish attributed to Spode, similar to the previous lot

A Greek series dish attributed to Spode, printed in blue with an unidentified central scene featuring one man riding a leopard with male and female attendants, within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, length 37.2cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (filled rim chip)

A pair of Greek series dishes attributed to Spode, similar to the previous lot, length 28.4cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (one with restored rim chip)

A Greek series dish attributed to Spode, printed in blue with the central scene identified as Iphigenia Being Told of the Death of Agamemnon, within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, length 26.1cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33

A Greek series small dish attributed to Spode, printed in blue with the central scene known as Four Figures in Battle within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, length 23.2cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33

A pair of Greek series sauce tureen stands attributed to Spode, printed in blue with the central scene known as The Row Boat Fishermen within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, length 18.6cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (one restored)

A Greek series potted meat dish and sauce tureen attributed to Spode, both printed in blue with the usual border design of vases and classical figure panels, the dish of deep elliptical shape, length 16.6cm, height 6.0cm; the sauce tureen again of elliptical shape but with an integral vessica-shaped stand printed with a sheet floral pattern, length 20.3cm (restored, no cover); both unmarked, circa 1806-33

A pair of Greek series pierced baskets and stands attributed to Spode, of elliptical shape, printed in blue with unidentified central scenes depicting five figures at leisure with a side table of food (in the base of the baskets) and a lady with her champion (on the stands), within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, stand lengths 23.2cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (roughly filled small rim chip on one basket)

A Greek series pierced stand attributed to Spode, of elliptical shape, printed in blue with the central scene known as The Row Boat Fishermen within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, length 28.6cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33

Two Greek series asparagus servers attributed to Spode, printed in blue with different classical figure panels from the usual series border, heights 7.5 and 7.7cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (one with side broken and repaired, the other with filled chip)

A pair of Greek series knife rests attributed to Spode, printed in blue with different classical figure panels from the usual series border, length 10.0cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (one chipped)

An assortment of damaged Greek series wares by or attributed to Spode, comprising two square lobed and cusped dessert dishes (one marked), two supper set segment dishes, a diamond-shaped dish, a sauce tureen stand, a small meat dish, and a deep baking dish (marked), generally circa 1806-33 (all damaged or repaired)

A very large Greek series covered vegetable dish attributed to Spode, of oval shape, the cover with moulded scroll knop, printed in blue with central scenes known as Cynisca Winning the Chariot Race (in the base) and Artemis Drawn by Griffin and Lynx (on the cover), both within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, overall length 47.4cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (small rim section glued on base)

A Greek series jug attributed to Spode, of tall Dutch shape with simple loop handle, printed in blue overall with an enlarged version of the usual series border comprising one vase and two classical figure panels, height 21.1cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (riveted repair to handle)

A Greek series supper set centrepiece attributed to Spode, consisting of an oval footed tureen and cover with an internal tray holding four frame eggcups and a small oval divided salt and pepper container, and an alternative oval bowl with lifting lugs for use instead of the eggcups and tray, printed overall with the usual series border of vases and classical figure panels, the bowl having the central scene known as Four Figures in Battle and the cover having an unidentified central scene of dwarf warriors, overall length 24.9cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33

A Spode Greek series covered square vegetable dish, the cover with a looped knop, printed in blue with unidentified central scenes of two centaurs (in the base) and ladies and birds (on the cover), both within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, width 23.1cm, printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks on the base, cover unmarked, circa 1815-33 (very small hair crack in rim of base; note that the two pieces may be matched, they are of slightly different shades of blue)

A Greek series soup tureen and cover attributed to Spode, of oval shape on a broad foot, with moulded loop handles, printed overall in blue with the usual border design of vases and classical figure panels, the cover also with a central panel of four animals, overall length 37.0cm, unmarked, circa 1820-33

A Greek series soup tureen and cover attributed to Spode, similar to the previous lot (tiny chip to internal rim of cover)

A Copeland late Spode Greek series soup tureen and cover made for the Drapers Company, of oval shape on a broad foot, with moulded ram's head handles and recumbent ram knop, printed overall in blue with the usual border design of vases and classical figure panels and the cover with a central panel of four animals, both body and cover with cut-outs containing the company's full arms with supporters, crest, and motto "Unto God Only Be Honour and Glory", overall length 37.7cm, printed "Copeland / late Spode" marks and impressed crown on base, circa 1847-67 (very small chip to edge of ladle hole on cover). Note that this tureen shape normally has loop handles and knop, replaced on this example by moulded designs possibly specially commissioned to reflect the Drapers Company's armorial crest

A large Greek series meat dish of Spode type made by Thomas Dimmock for the Drapers Company, with ochre rim, printed in blue with the company's full arms with supporters, crest, and motto "Unto God Only Be Honour and Glory", within the usual border design of vases and classical figure panels, length 63.5cm, impressed maker's monogram device, circa 1828-59 (crack in rim). Note that this very large dish was printed from a copper plate for a smaller 52cm dish with two additional strips of floral ground to extend the border

A large Greek series meat dish of Spode type made by Thomas Dimmock for the Drapers Company, similar to the previous lot (rim cracks, repairs to rim)

A Greek series jug of Spode type made for the Drapers Company, of Dutch shape with double-scroll handle and ochre enamelling to both handle edges and rim, printed overall in blue with the usual border design of vases and classical figure panels with cut-outs containing the company's full arms with supporters, crest, and motto "Unto God Only Be Honour and Glory", height 21.4cm, unmarked, circa 1815-40 (repairs to handle, restored chip and cracks near spout)

A pair of Greek series dessert dishes of Spode type, of lobed and cusped shape with ochre edges, printed in blue with the central scene known as A Domestic Ceremony within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, lengths 25.0 and 25.5cm, unmarked, circa 1810-30 (one with hair crack and end sections replaced)

A Greek series footed comport of Spode type, of lobed and cusped shape on a pedestal foot with ochre rim, printed in blue with an unidentified central scene featuring one man in a winged wheelchair with two female attendants and various other symbols, all within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, length 30.9cm, unmarked, circa 1806-33 (partly repaired cracks)

A Greek series oval drainer of Spode type, printed in blue with a central scene identified as Iphigenia Being Told of the Death of Agamemnon, within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, length 28.2cm, unmarked, circa 1810-30

A Copeland late Spode Greek series covered sauce tureen with matching stand, of oval shape on a broad foot with ochre rims, printed in blue with the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, the stand with the central design known as The Row Boat Fishermen, stand length 19.1cm, printed "Copeland / late Spode" marks, tureen and stand also with impressed maker's name, circa 1847-67

A Greek series sauce tureen of Spode type, of elliptical shape with an integral stand, the cover with scroll knop, with ochre lining to knop and edges, printed in blue with the usual border design of vases and classical figure panels, length 21.3cm, unmarked, circa 1810-30 (discolouration, hair cracks)

A Greek series part supper set of Spode type, of oval shape, comprising three quadrant dishes (no covers), and a central footed tureen and cover with an internal tray for eggcups and divided salt and pepper container (no eggcups), and an alternative oval bowl with lifting lugs for use instead of the eggcups and tray, all printed in blue with the usual border of vases and classical figure panels and various central scenes including Four Figures in Battle on the inner bowl, overall length approximately 53.5cm, unmarked, circa 1820-40 (hair cracks to one quadrant dish; note that this appears to be a matched set; the quadrant dishes and the tureen contents have ochre edges whereas the tureen and cover have plain edges and may be attributed to Spode)

A Greek series covered square vegetable dish of Spode type, with ochre edges, the domed cover with looped knop, printed in blue with unidentified central scenes of two centaurs (in the base) and ladies and birds (on the cover), both within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, width 21.9cm, unmarked, circa 1810-30

A pair of Greek series dishes of Spode type, with ochre edges, printed in blue with the central scene identified as Centaurs Battling Theseus within the usual border of vases and classical figure panels, length 42.0cm, unmarked, circa 1820-40 (one with significant manufacturing damage to one end, the other with restored chips and overpainted rim)

A Spode stone china part dessert service, printed in brick red with a design of bamboo and flowers picked out with blue enamel, within a floral border, comprising two shell dishes, three other dessert dishes and seven dessert plates, black-printed pseudo-seal marks, circa 1815-30 (some wear and damage)

A Spode pottery oval two-handled ozier-moulded and pierced basket, printed in black and painted in green and iron-red with scrolling foliage, orange rims and feet, 26cm wide, circa 1820, impressed marks, painted pattern no. 1720

A three tier mahogany washstand with brass supports and a spode rose and thistle decorated six piece wash set - with some damage

A Copeland Spode 'Royal Jasmine' part dinner service comprising; three graduated octagonal ashets, sauce boat and stand, tureen stand, twelve meat plates, twelve salad plates, twelve side plates, twelve soup bowls, twelve dessert bowls and six breakfast bowls. (72)

A Copeland Spode blue and white 'Italian' pattern dish of lobed square form, 20cm diam.

A Copeland late Spode fruit bowl decorated with a geometric pattern ground and floral sprays, 29cm diam.

A Spode felspar porcelain jug of shaped octagonal design, decorated with oriental figures in a garden landscape, pattern No.3644, c. 1822-33, 18.5cm (7.25")