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A Copeland Spode 'Italian' pattern circular bowl, printed and impressed marks, 37cm (14.5" diameter) and a similar jug, 28cm (11"), (2)

A Copeland spode inkwell/tray, impressed marks, printed T. Goode & Co. 7 1/2" (19cm) wide

An 18th century Worcester fluted 2 handled candle cup and saucer, circa 1800, 2 pickle dishes, unmarked, 2 small leaf decorated jugs, unmarked, a Spode Imari pattern milk jug and a floral milk jug

A selection of 9 English teacups and saucers, 19th century, including Spode and Copeland

A 19th century Wedgwood stone china oval dish. 10" wide (25.5cm), a Flight Barr & Barr saucer, and a Spode hunting plate

Four items of Spode Felspar porcelain, and a Worcester (?) dish with a painted scene titled 'Lufs, Dunbartonshire'. (5)

Two stoneware stands, 1 by Copeland, a Copeland and Garrett horse racing bowl, and a Spode creamware plate

A 19th century Staffordshire cottage, a continental figure of a girl with a sickle and jug, and a Spode miniature jug, highest 4 1/2" (11.5cm)

A Spode porcelain part tea service, circa 1805, decorated in iron red, black and gilt with a broad band of lozenges and flowers to the shoulders, comprising old oval shaped teapot and cover, matching sucrier and cover, cream jug, teapot stand, slop bowl, eleven teacups, nine coffee cans, ten saucers, two plates, gilt enamel number 521, the teapot impressed 74, the sucrier impressed 45, damage (37)

A Spode brown glazed earthenware part supper set, early 19th century, printed in black with a family coat of arms and the motto 'Virtute et Rabore', comprising two shaped rectangular tureen bases, 9.5" wide, three 8.5" plates, four 9" plates, impressed mark Spode (9)

A Spode pearlware plate, early 19th century, of canted rectangular form, printed in blue with the Caramanian pattern within a border of hippopotamus, elephants, cows and figures, impressed mark Spode, 20" wide

A Spode earthenware part dessert service, early 19th century, transfer printed and enamelled in famille rose style and comprising two round pierced baskets, both damaged, 8" diameter, an oval serving dish, damaged, 10.5" wide, a shell dish, damaged, 9" and twelve plates, one hairline crack, impressed marks, Spode and brown printed mark Spode (16)

A SPODE COFFEE CAN, London shape, pattern 2721 in script, and a matching tea cup (2)

A SPODE PLATE, c.1820, Imari floral pattern No.2963 and a ceramic plate painted with grapes, gilt script to reverse reads 'San Diego, California, 1890' (2)

A 19th century blue and white chinoisserie pattern coffee pot, possibly Spode, (A/F). 10" (25cm) high

A Spode teapot. 8 3/4" wide (22cm), 2 plates, pattern no. 1861, a Derby kidney shaped dish, a shaped Derby dish and Meissen plate. (8)

25 19th century Copeland Spode soup bowls and 1 plate, (some damage), bowls 10 1/4" diameter (26cm)

A pair of 19th century Spode (?) lattice edge oval basket stands. 9" (23cm)

A teapot of rounded design, painted with flowers on a pale blue ground within yellow and gilt borders, possibly by Spode, painted pattern No.1803 in red enamel, c.1830-40, 15cm (6") and a matching stand (damages)

An early Victorian tea cup and saucer, painted with flowers within a green and gilt border, possilby Spode, painted pattern No. 3/114; a Derby coffee cup and saucer, painted with floral sprays on a pale blue ground within a gilt border, printed mark in red, c.1825-40; an early Victorian cup and saucer, decorated in the Imari palette, pattern No.1025 (6)

A SPODE BLUE AND WHITE OVAL ASHETTE with English landscape and bridge design within a wide blue flower and leaf border, 20" (slight old restoration)

A SPODE BLUE AND WHITE OVAL ASHETTE with panels of floral basket designs, impressed and printed mark, 17" wide

A SPODE BLUE AND WHITE PLATE 'Death of the Bear' and another bowl 'Chase after a Wolf' 9 1/2" (2)

A SPODE BLUE AND WHITE PLATE 'Tiber' pattern, printed mark 8 1/2"

A SPODE BLUE AND WHITE OVAL ASHETTE decorated 'Arch, river and cattle', possibly Gate of St Sebastian

A SPODE SALT GLAZE JUG decorated with Bacchanalian cupids, 8" high (hair crack)

A SPODE COLONEL PATTERN PART SERVICE to include nine coffee cups and saucers, nine two handled soup bowls and stands, an oval dinner plate, a vegetable dish, a sauce boat on stand, nine dinner plates, nine side plates and nine dessert plates

A MINTON WHITE PORCELAIN PART COFFEE SET (16) and a Spode Cowslip pattern set of five coffee cups and six saucers

A SPODE 'SHANGHAI' TEA SET, six cups and saucers, a Victorian part tea set, including egg cups, muffin dish, etc.

A Copeland Spode china comport bowl having flower and leaf decoration.

A Copeland Spode Italian pattern blue and white tureen and cover, together with three similar plates.(4)

A Mintons flo blue willow pattern fruit bowl, together with two Copeland Spode Tower bowls. (3)

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SPODE TYPE PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE, decorated with butterflies, ribbons and gilt swags, comprising Teapot and Stand, Cream Jug, Sugar Box and Cover, Slop Bowl, Side Plate, Eleven Saucers, Ten Coffee Cans and Eight Cups, No.414 in gilt to the base, some faults. (35).

A 19TH CENTURY SPODE PORCELAIN DOUBLE-HANDLED SERVING DISH, hand-painted floral centre, outer green/gilt border, printed mark, approximately 10 ins x 7 ins and a Pair of 19th Century porcelain PLATES, each hand painted with scenic views and cream/gilt borders, each 8 3/4 ins diameter. (3).

A COPELAND SPODE TWO HANDLED FOOTBATH with flower decoration retailed by T Goode and Son, 19"wide.

A Spode porcelain blue and white printed egg stand, decorated with Chinese landscapes, diameter 18cm (7in), printed mark; and a jug ensuite, printed mark, (stained), circa 1820

A Spode porcelain 'London' shape part tea service, pattern no 3508, painted and gilt with vases issuing sprays of roses, comprising; ten tea cups, eight coffee cups and ten saucers, painted marks, circa 1815, (some damage)

A Spode porcelain blue-ground part dessert service, pattern no. 2573, painted with a band of pink roses within gilt-line borders, comprising; a pair of sauce tureens, stands, and a cover, a shaped-rectangular two-handled serving dish, a pair similar and smaller, four shell-shaped dishes, a pair of losenge dishes, four smaller, and seventeen plates, iron red marks, circa 1815, (minor damage)

Five English porcelain coffee cans, comprising; a Miles Mason can gilt with an anthemion band (star crack); a Chamberlain's Worcester can with ring handle, painted and gilt with a pagoda in a landscape; a Spode bat-printed can with a vignette of a sleeping traveller and two other cans, first quarter 19th century

Six various porcelain plates, comprising; a George Jones plate printed and painted with an Eastern scene of a woman in a hammock attended by a maid; a Wedgwood plate painted with a dog rose; a Copeland Spode ivory-ground plate printed, painted and gilt with a poppy; an Adderley Bone China powder-blue-ground bowl painted with fruit and a pair of Cauldon blue and white printed plates, late 19th century

A 19th century Spode blue and white meat plate in the Temple Landscape, parasol variant pattern. 20" long (51cm)

A Spode earthenware plate, circa 1832, printed in black with a view of Knypersley Hall surrounded by three shaped oval vignettes of a church, folly and farm cottage, against a deep blue ground and within gadrooned borders, inpressed Spode 54 and printed in black on reverse with coat of arms and marked Knypersley Hall July 18th 1832, stained, 10" diameter and an Elkin Knight & Bridgwood Etruscan pattern blue and white earthenware plate, circa 1830, cracked and stained 10.5" diameter (2)

Two Spode earthenware plates, 19th century, printed in blue with the Italian pattern impressed Spode 50, rim chip 10" diameter, a blue and white Ponte Rotto pattern plate, 10" diameter, a Rileys Semi China Europa pattern blue and white plate 10" diameter, a Rogers Camel pattern blue and white plate showing the gate leading to a musjed, at Chunar Ghur impressed Rogers 10" diameter and an unattributed blue and white plate printed with figures by a church gate, hair crack, 10" diameter (6)

A Ralph & James Clews Indian Sporting series meat dish, printed in blue with a copy of the Spode scene Shooting a Leopard in a Tree, length 54.0cm, impressed circular maker's crown mark, circa 1818-30 (two minor rim chips, two chips on reverse of base)

A Copeland late Spode Aesop's Fables series meat dish, printed in blue with the fable of "The Sow and the Wolf" within the usual floral scroll border, length 42.8cm, printed and impressed maker's name marks, circa 1847-67 (restored rim chips)

A Spode Lanje Lijsen or Jumping Boy pattern dinner plate, printed in blue with the copied Chinese design, diameter 24.8cm, printed and impressed marks, circa 1815-30

A Gothic Castle pattern hot-water plate attributed to Spode, with two spouts and loop handles, one spout with feather-moulded integral cover and the other still complete with matching loose cover attached via small string hole in handle, the surface printed in blue with the Spode design and usual vignette border which is repeated around the outside, diameter 24.7cm, unmarked, circa 1810-20

A pair of Spode India pattern dinner plates, printed in blue with the Chinese-derived floral design, diameter 24.8cm, printed and impressed marks, circa 1816-30

A pair of Spode Caramanian series vegetable dishes, printed in blue with a version of the Principal Entrance to the Harbour of Cacamo, within the usual series border of Indian Sporting animals, width 24.0cm, impressed lower-casemarks, circa 1810-20 (no covers, hair cracks)

An early Spode blue-printed pierced tea plate, with basketweave moulded and arcaded rim, decorated with a chinoiserie scene featuring two temples and two men on a small bridge, within an indistinct geometric floral border, diameter 18.1cm, small impressed upper-case maker's mark, circa 1790-1805

A Net pattern footed comport, possibly by Spode, of lobed and cusped diamond shape on a pedestal foot, printed in blue with the usual chinoiserie design of scenic vignettes on a sheet floral ground with a net centre, all within the usual border with similar components, length 30.5cm, unmarked, circa 1810-25

A Spode Indian Sporting series soup tureen and cover, of oval shape with moulded loop handles, the body printed with The Hog at Bay, the cover with "Hunting a Buffalo" within the usual series border of animals, overall length 37.9cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks, circa 1815-25 (body smashed and glued, cover cracked)

A Spode Indian Sporting Series hot-water plate, with two spouts and loop handles, one spout with feather-moulded integral cover, printed in blue with Death of the Bear within the usual border of animals which is repeated around the outsides, diameter 24.6cm, printed title mark and printed and impressed upper-case maker's name, circa 1815-25 (very small crack in rim near one handle)

An Indian Sporting series print Hog Hunting in the East Indies: a copy of the Saturday Magazine, No.263, dated 6th August 1836, the cover page engraved with a copy of Williamson and Howitt's "Oriental Field Sports" aquatint of "Hog Hunters Meeting By Surprise a Tigress and Her Cubs", used by Spode and Clews for vegetable dishes in their Indian Sporting series

A Spode Union Wreath Third pattern soup tureen stand, of oval shape with raised handles, printed in blue with the rose, shamrock and thistle wreath within the usual open floral border also used for the Girl at the Well pattern, length 42.9cm, printed and impressed name marks, circa 1822-30 (some surface scratching)

A Milkmaid pattern cream jug, possibly by Spode, of low round shape with wide flaring spout, printed in blue with the rustic scene and floral border, height 9.0cm, unmarked, circa 1815-30

A Spode Tower pattern pap boat, printed in blue with the scene of the Bridge at Salaro, with the usual floral border around inside the rim, length10.6cm, printed upper-case mark, circa 1815-30 (hair crack)

A Spode Woodman pattern toast rack, of boat shape, printed in blue at each end with a fragment of the main pattern and narrow borders, length 25.6cm, upper-case impressed mark, circa 1816-25 (one end divider broken off but present)

A pair of Net pattern knife rests, possibly Spode, printed in blue with the border from the chinoiserie pattern, length 10.0cm, unmarked, circa 1810-20 (chip to one corner)

Two reference books on blue and white pottery: S.B. Williams Antique Blue & White Spode (Batsford, first edition 1943) with dust wrapper, and W.L. Little "Staffordshire Blue" (Batsford,1969)