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BRITISH POTTERY - A part Copeland Spode Italian pattern dinner service, for six, comprising two shaped square tureens and covers, shaped oval meat dish, gravy boat and stand, sauce boat and stand, salt and pepper pots, two-handled soup bowls and stands, 10.5in dinner plates, 8.5in plates, 7.5in plates, 6in plates, two shaped-circular cake plates, printed marks, various dates, 20th century

BRITISH POTTERY - A Spode blue and white British Landscape pattern part dinner service, printed with sheep, figures and church in rural landscapes, with rose and floral border, comprising six graduated canted rectangular meat plates, two tureens and covers, two sauce tureens, covers, stands and ladles, fourteen 9.5in plates, eight 8.5in plates, c.1850 (some faults)

A pair of Spode "Death of the Bear" pattern dinner plates from the Indian Sporting series, printed in blue with the hunting scene within the usual strip border of animals, diameters 25.0cm, printed title marks and printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1810-30

Two Spode blue-printed plates: a dessert plate with the Marble pattern, diameter 20.8cm, and a soup plate with the Geranium pattern, diameter 24.7cm, both with printed and impressed upper-case marks, circa 1821-33

Two Spode Lucano pattern plates and a Village Church pattern dinner plate: the Lucano pieces comprising a dinner plate, diameter 25.2cm (star crack within base), and a soup plate, diameter 24.4cm (chip to rim), both with upper-case maker's marks, circa 1820-33; the Village Church plate diameter 26.1cm, unmarked, circa 1840-70

Six Spode Filigree pattern plates, 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, comprising three dinner plates, diameters around 24.9cm, and three soup plates, diameters around 24.4cm, all with printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1823-33

A marked John Mare Italian pattern well-and-tree meat dish, printed in blue with a version of the Spode design, length 47.8cm, impressed "MARE", circa 1820-25 (crack in rim)

A Spode Girl at the Well pattern small meat dish, printed in blue with the figure of the title in a rural landscape within a floral border, length 37.5cm, impressed upper-case mark, circa 1822-33

A blue-printed and painted stone china vegetable dish and cover, probably by Spode, printed in blue with the border from the second Temple Landscape pattern and with a painted chinoiserie central scene probably made to match an original Chinese dinner service, width 23.5cm, unmarked, circa 1815-30

A Net pattern covered soup tureen, possibly by Spode, of rounded octagonal shape with scroll handles and knop, printed in blue with the chinoiserie design featuring scenic vignettes on a net ground, overall length 38.7cm, unmarked, circa 1810-25 (small rim chip, star crack in base)

A Spode Forest Landscape pattern quadrant supper dish and cover, printed in blue with the chinoiserie design and border, overall width 31.7cm, impressed small upper-case mark, circa 1800-10

A Spode Flying Pennant pattern divided vegetable dish, of octagonal form with scroll handles and divided liner (cover missing), printed in blue with the chinoiserie design and border, overall length 30.9cm, impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1805-15

A Spode Willow First pattern custard cup stand, of lobed circular shape on raised foot, the surface moulded with six circular rims to hold the cups with a similar seventh rim on a raised central circular handle/plinth, printed in blue with details from the chinoiserie scene and border, diameter 24.5cm, impressed small upper-case mark, circa 1800-10

A Net pattern pierced dessert basket and stand attributed to Spode, of elliptical shape with twig handles, printed in blue with the chinoiserie design featuring scenic vignettes on a net ground, overall length of stand 23.2cm, unmarked, circa 1805-20

A Spode Flower Cross pattern asparagus server, printed in blue with sections from the floral design and border, height 7.6cm, unmarked, circa 1810-25

A Spode blue-printed assortment, comprising a sauce tureen in the Girl at the Well pattern (hair crack, cover missing), a navette-shaped tureen from the Greek series (cover missing), and a reversible pierced cover from a circular sponge dish in the Tower pattern (cracked), printed and impressed marks on sauce tureen only, generally between about 1810 and 1833

Three Spode blue-printed tea plates with chinoiserie patterns: a bone china tea plate in the Mandarin pattern with gilt rim, diameter 17.9cm, printed lower-case mark (very small chip behind rim); a small tea plate in the standard Willow pattern, diameter 15.4cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks; and a tea plate in the Gothic Castle pattern, diameter 18.0cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks (chip behind rim); generally circa 1805-25

Three Spode Flower Cross pattern arcaded dessert plates, printed in blue with the symmetric stylised floral pattern and blue lining to the arcaded rims, diameters around 18.5cm, unmarked, circa 1810-20 (one with small rim chip, another with hair cracks)

A Spode Japan pattern cup and saucer together with a matching plate, all printed in blue with panels of birds and flowers within a scroll frame and a broad band of edge stringing, saucer diameter 14.1cm, plate diameter 18.8cm, printed marks on cup and saucer, impressed mark on plate, circa 1815-30 (saucer repaired, plate with chips to back of rim)

A Spode Italian pattern footed comport, possibly the centrepiece from a dessert set, of lobed shape with raised fluted handles, printed in blue with the standard Italian scene and geometric floral border, overall length 27.0cm, impressed upper-case mark, circa 1820-30

Two damaged Spode Caramanian series items: a fluted circular dish printed in blue with Ruins of an Ancient Temple near Corinth, diameter 25.7cm, impressed lower-case mark (cracked); and a square salad bowl printed in blue with a version of Antique Fragments near Limisso, width 21.5cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks (broken, glued and riveted); circa 1810-20

A pair of Spode Lange Lijsen pattern pail-shaped custard cups, printed in blue with clips from the Chinese based scene and bands of stringing around inside the rims, heights 6.7 and 7.0cm, printed upper-case marks, circa 1815-25 (handles restored)

A Spode Milkmaid pattern covered sugar box, of unusual oval form with loop handles and elliptical button knop, printed in blue with the rustic scene and floral border, overall length 18.0cm, printed upper-case marks, circa 1815-33 (restored)

A Spode Queen Charlotte pattern vase, of cooling tower shape, printed in blue with the chinoiserie pattern and border without butterflies, height 13.8cm, unmarked, circa 1810-20 (glaze crack to interior)

A Spode Willow pattern scalloped circular dish, printed in blue with the standard chinoiserie pattern and border, diameter 22.8cm, impressed small upper-case mark (restoration to rim); also a Willow pattern supper-set segment, overall width 29.1cm, unmarked; circa 1800-15

A Spode Woodman pattern soup plate, printed in blue with the rustic scene and usual border of flowers and leaves, diameter 25.0cm, printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1814-25

A Spode Caramanian series dinner plate, printed in blue with Sarcophagi and Sepulchres at the Head of the Harbour at Cacamo within the usual series border of Indian Sporting animals, diameter 25.4cm, impressed lower-case maker's mark, circa 1810-20

Two Spode Group pattern soup plates, printed in blue with the floral pattern and border, diameter 25.1 and 25.4cm, unmarked, circa 1809-20

Two Spode blue-printed dinner plates, one with the Castle pattern, diameter 25.0cm, the other with the Tower pattern, diameter 24.9cm, each with impressed upper-case maker's mark, circa 1815-33

Two Spode blue-printed dinner plates: one with the Net pattern, diameter 24.6cm, impressed maker's small upper-case mark, circa 1800-10; the other with the Filigree pattern, diameter 25.0cm, printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1823-33

Two gadrooned-edge dinner plates: a Minton "Chinese Marine" series dinner plate printed in blue with a typical chinoiserie landscape, diameter 26.4cm, printed mark, circa 1820-35; and a Spode Cracked Ice and Prunus variant dinner plate printed in pigmuck green with underglaze blue highlighting with the sheet pattern used as a border with a similar but shaped central medallion, diameter 26.1cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks, circa 1825-33 (faint starcracks in base)

A Spode Rome or Tiber pattern rectangular tray, printed in blue with the Italian scene and narrow stringing border, length 26.7cm, printed maker's mark, circa 1811-25

A Spode Lange Lijsen or Jumping Boy pattern circular soup tureen stand, printed in blue with the chinoiserie scene and usual border of alternating vignettes and prunus panels, diameter 34.5cm, printed and impressed upper-case maker's marks, circa 1815-33

Two "Aesop's Fables" series green-printed plates: a Copeland & Garrett soup plate with "The Lion in Love" within the usual floral border, diameter 25.0cm, printed title mark with Spode name obliterated together with printed and impressed maker's marks, circa 1833-47 (small star crack in base); and a Spode octagonal dessert plate with "The Lion, the Bear & the Fox" within the usual floral border, width 21.0cm, printed title mark with "SPODE" and impressed maker's marks, circa 1830-33 (small chip to footrim)

Two Spode "Aesop's Fables" series dessert plates, printed in green with "The Dog and the Sheep" within the usual floral border, diameters 22.4 and 22.7cm, printed title marks with "SPODE" and impressed maker's marks, circa 1830-33 (one with faint crack within edge of well)

Two Spode green-printed plates and a Copeland & Garrett brown-printed plate: comprising a Spode "Floral" pattern dessert plate in green, diameter 21.5cm, printed title mark and impressed maker's mark, circa 1830-33; a Spode "British Flowers" series soup plate in green, diameter 25.0cm, printed and impressed maker's marks, circa 1828-33; and a Copeland & Garrett "Richmond Hill" pattern dinner plate with Arabesque border in brown, diameter 25.5cm, printed title mark with printed and impressed maker's marks, circa 1833-47

A Staffordshire bone china presentation jug, possibly by Spode or Copeland & Garrett, with bulbous body, outward-tapering cylindrical neck, bamboo-moulded spout and ornate scroll handle, bat-printed in puce with "Grouse Shooting in the Forest of Bowland" and a view of West Clandon Place in Surrey on either side of the body and two flower sprays on the neck, with gilt inscription for "R.E. Evans" on the front, gilt bands and blue enamelled handle and spout, height 22.0cm, unmarked, circa 1830-35 (fine hair crack within body)

A Spode Felspar porcelain egg cup, printed in iron-red with the 'Broseley dragon' pattern, with an iron-red Felspar mark, circa 1820

A Spode porcelain part tea service, painted with an iron-red volute band within gilt-line borders, comprising; a sugar box and cover, a milk jug, a cover and stand for a teapot, a slop bowl, a sandwich plate and twelve cups and saucers, painted pattern no. 714, circa 1815 (minor damage)

A Spode porcelain Imari pattern teapot and cover, pattern no.1409 and a milk jug ensuite, painted iron-red marks, circa 1815 (minor rubbing to the gilding)

A pair of Spode porcelain two-handled violet baskets and pierced covers, pattern no. 1139, painted with bouquets of flowers reserved on a gilt-scale ground, painted iron-red pattern numbers, circa 1815

A Spode porcelain 'Prince of Wales' pattern saucer dish, gilt with Prince of Wales feathers reserved on an orange ground, pattern no.1112, 21cm diameter (stained); and a Spode porcelain coffee can and saucer, gilt pattern no. 878 (some rubbing)

A Spode porcelain cylindrical spill vase, painted in the Imari palette with pattern no. 967, within beaded gilt-band borders, 11.5cm high, circa 1820

A Spode octagonal two-handled sugar box and cover, painted and gilt with convolulus, circa 1820; and a Worcester spirally fluted oval sugar box and cover, late 18th century

Two similar English porcelain 'Bute' shape trios, one Spode, the other Minton, each painted with panels of flowers reserved on a blue ground richly gilt with leaves and shells, the Spode example with painted pattern no. 1709, the Minton trio with painted crossed 'L's' marks and no. 780 (small crack to the Minton teacup)

Various English porcelain teawares, comprising a Spode Imari pattern coffee can painted with a canary, pattern no. 377, a fluted Coalport (John Rose) coffee can and saucer, painted in gilt with panels of floral sprays, a New Hall teabowl and saucer, pattern no. 89, a Worcester (Grainger) coffee can and saucer, and a Derby (Sampson Hancock) Imari tea cup and saucer, various dates, 19th cenury (minor wear to gilding)

A selection of English porcelain, comprising; a pair of Coalport teacups and saucers painted in iron-red and gilt with a band of stylised flowers (some wear to gilding), a Minton saucer, pattern no. 499, a pair of Spode 'Dollar' pattern plates, pattern no. 715 (both damaged) and a Chamberlain's Worcester bowl, pattern no. 298, various dates first quarter 19th century

A selection of English porcelain plates, comprising; a green-ground leaf-shaped dish painted with a central spray of flowers within an elaborate green and gilt border, 25cm in length (slight surface wear), a Spode Felspar porcelain plate painted with a bouquet of flowers and a gilt gadrooned rim, 20.5cm diameter, painted pattern no. 4032, printed mark and an H.& R. Daniel pink-ground plate painted with flowers, within a 'Shrewsbury' border, 22cm diameter (slight surface scratches), second quarter 19th century

A SPODE SOAP BOX, c.1815 pearlware, rectangular, underglaze blue transfers of children, printed factory mark, 9cm x 8cm, with a smaller cover (2)

19th century Spode blue and white transfer printed miniature sauce boat, 3.25" a 19th century tea bowl and saucer with gilt foliage decoration, pink borders, and a Chinese flower decorated slender neck vase, 8"

19th century Spode blue, gilt and iron red flower decorated part tea service, (4721) comprising: jug, two coffee cups, six tea cups, eight saucers

Copeland Spode doll's tea service with transfer printed blue patterned borders comprising two sauce tureens, covers and stands, two vegetable dishes and covers, two sauce boats, round bowl, eight various dishes, five soup bowls and twenty four plates in two sizes

A pair of Spode Stone China plates, early 19th century, printed in blue and painted in iron red and gilt with an Imari pattern of antique vases and flowers within elaborate floral borders, underglaze blue Spode mark and enamel number 3248 in red, 9.5" diameter (2)

Quantity of blue and white plates, to include: Wedgwood 'Fallow Deer' pattern plate, Spode Willow type pattern, G. Smith and Co. bowl, 'Spanish Beauties' pattern plate, 'Fountain Scenery' pattern plate, 'Wood line' pattern plate, 'More a pattern plate, Charles Meigh 'American Cities and Scenery' pattern plate, a Wedgwood 'Water Nymph' pattern plate, and one other European landscape decorated plate, (some damages) (10).

Two Spode 'New Stone' plates printed in underglaze blue and painted in red with a central floral spray, Also a Lustre plate, Also a blue and white printed plate decorated with a Chinoserie scene, Also a saucer dish painted in red and blue with a house on an island, with a floral spray in the fore-ground, (some damages) (5).

Two Spode dishes, of oval form with twin handles printed in underglaze blue with 'Lucano' pattern impressed and printed marks to base, Also a Ridgways 'Rural Scenery' pattern bowl, early 19th century (chips to foot rims) (3) .

Spode blue and white meat plate, printed in underglaze transfer with 'Tower' pattern within a floral border, impressed and printed marks to base, first half of the 19th century, 46cm 18" wide.

Spode 'Platinum' cup and saucer, painted with a broad band of platinum with gilt geo-metric band and a central star motif early 19th century, (2).

Spode London shape trio, c.1815 decorated with gilt scrolls and polychrome roses and foliage, pattern 312, painted 'Spode' and pattern mark Also Coalport London shape coffee cup and saucer decorated in an imari palette, (wear to gilt, crack to Spode coffee cup) (2).

Five pieces of Late 18th/early 19th Century porcelain, to include: Worcester coffee cup painted with floral sprays c.1770, Miles Mason reeded coffee can painted with flora, Derby reeded coffee can puce painted marks to base, coffee can probably Spode, teabowl decorated with gilt, blue and pink patterned border (hairline cracks) (5).