Antique Porcelain: Royal Crown Derby, Staffordshire, Royal Worcester, Bohemian, Royal Doulton Porcelain, Ceramics and Pottery
A SILVER-GILT MOUNTED GLASS INKWELL, LINER AND BOX, French, circa 1890, the square form with rounded shoulders and hobnail-cut base, mounted with two silver-gilt pierced scroll bands connected on the front and reverse by a winged female and each side with [...]

PORCELAIN MUGS, English, mid-19th Century, A PLATE, Derby, PORCELAIN DESSERT DISH, Ridgway, PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A YOUNG MAN, Derby
A GROUP OF FOUR PORCELAIN MUGS, English, mid-19th Century, comprising: a two-handled Mug painted with a panel of flowers against a puce ground named in gilt ‘Moses Yates
Darlaston 1864′; a two-handled Mug painted with flowers beneath a [...]

ANTIQUE AUSTRIAN VIENNA PORCELAIN
A Vienna porcelain Cup and
Saucer, 1830, the saucer moulded with
swags and painted Bacchic masks
centring a painted bird on a branch, all
scattered with brightly coloured insects
and flower sprays, the cup similarly
decorated with classical puce and gilt
scroll handle, tiny chip, impressed Beehive
mark, date code and numerals.
A ‘Vienna’ arched rectangular
Tea Caddy, late 19th Century, one [...]

Chamberlain’s Worcester biscuit porcelain Model, Staffordshire porcelain Figures, Flight Barr and Barr porcelain Vase,  English porcelain Jugs
An unusual Belled Urn and Cover,
first period, the campanile-shaped bowl
pierced with latticework picked out in ochre
and with blue ‘jewelling’ above a band of
green stylised leaves, raised on a slender
column and circular foot moulded with leaves
and berries, the lattice pierced [...]

Chamberlain’s Worcester reticulated Jug, Staffordshire porcelain Figures, Dutch Delft Jar and Cover, late 18th/19th Century
A Chamberlain’s Worcester biscuit
porcelain Model of a poodle, circa 1820, standing on a rectangular tasselled cushion
holding a basket in its mouth, incised marks H. Chamberlain & Sons, Royal Porcelain
Manufacturers, Worcester, small chips, 10cm.;4in. Long.
A Chamberlain’s Worcester reticulated Jug, circa 1830, of [...]