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A LARGE COLLECTION OF DELFTWARE 19th/20th century, comprising a pair of candlesticks decorated with flora and fauna, 29cm high, with various other delftware examples (11)Provenance: A private East Dorset collection.

A LARGE COLLECTION OF BLUE AND WHITE DELFTWARE 19th/20th century, including flower bricks, vases, jars, shoes, a platter, and miniature furniture, the tallest 18cm high (a lot)Provenance: A private East Dorset collection.

A COLLECTION OF DELFTWARE 19th/20th century, comprising two pairs of lidded jars, together with a later vase, the largest measuring 31cm high (5)Provenance: A private East Dorset collection.

A Hallmarked Silver Curb Link Charm Bracelet, suspending assorted novelty charms, to include articulated tankard, enamelled Delftware style clog, coins, teapot, souvenir, etc, to swivel style clasp.

An early 19thC English delftware Nelson commemorative jug, painted in blue and white with a bust portrait of Admiral Lord Nelson and floral sprays, within a triple dot panelled border, 13cm high.

Large quantity of blue and white ceramics,  Delftware plates, Wedgwood Pavilion, Spode Italian and Abbey pattern etc

Northern Ireland interest:  Hackney (P.)ed. Stewart & Corry's Flora of North East of Ireland, folio Belfast 1992, Signed Pres. Copy;  Simon (Ben) If Trees Could Talk - The Story of the Woodlands Around Belfast, folio Belfast 2009; Black (Eileen) Catalogue of Drawings, Paintings & Sculptures ... at Magni, lg. 4to Belfast 2000, Signed Copy; Francis (Peter) Irish Delftware, An illustrated History, 4to Lond. 2000. Signed Pres. Copy; Rankin (K.) The Linen Houses of Lagan Families, 4to Belfast 2003; Galloway (P.) The Most Illustrious Order of St. Patrick, folio Lond. 1998; all d.w.'s, & 1 other. All v. good. (7)

Two large delftware chargers, c.1750-70, one painted in blue with a willow tree issuing from rockwork within a zigzag fence, within a formal trellis border, the other in polychrome enamels with a central flowering plant within a stylised garland border, 33.5cm max. (2)

A London delftware tavern measure, c.1780-90, naively decorated with a sponged blue floral design beneath a ribbed neck, 16.5cm.Cf. Frank Britton, London Delftware, p.169 for a similar example.

Four rare London delftware wine or bin labels, c.1780, of coathanger form, including a pair numbered 16 and 17, two others numbered 11 and 13 respectively, 13.6cm. (4)Cf. John C Austin, British Delft at Williamsburg, p.113, no.117.

A London delftware charger, c.1700-20, painted in blue, red and green with an insect in flight above a bird standing beside flowering plants, within a panelled rim or further flower sprays, beneath the rim with O and star marks in blue, broken and repaired, 33.5cm.Old paper label for Sampson & Horne Antiques.

A small delftware lobed dish, c.1700, London or Brislington, painted in manganese and yellow with a Chinese figure seated in a garden, the scene repeated twice to the rim, raised on a low circular foot, restored cracks, 22cm.

A rare part set of four London delftware wine or bin labels, c.1780, of coathanger form, each decorated in manganese with consecutive numbers 7, 8, 9 and 10, some crazing, 13.5cm. (4)Cf. John C Austin, British Delft at Williamsburg, p.113, no.117.

A delftware plate or shallow dish, c.1700, painted with the portrait of a women, possibly depicting Ceres, wearing a leafy diadem and holding a sickle or cornucopia in her extended right hand, wearing a striped skirt, broken in half and restuck, 21.7cm.

A delftware punch bowl, c.1760-70, painted to the exterior with stylised flower sprays in polychrome enamels, the interior with a continuous blue border, 26.5cm.

A pair of delftware plates, c.1720, brightly painted in blue, red, green and yellow with a Chinese figure recumbent before a low hut in an island landscape, the rim with a panelled trellis border, small repainted rim chips, 22cm. (2)

A rare London delftware pill jar, c.1725, the small ovoid form painted in blue with birds on branches flanking a basket of fruit above a cartouche inscribed 'P. RETRING', above an angel mask, minor glaze chipping, 9.8cm.

A delftware plate and a soup plate or shallow bowl, c.1760, the plate Bristol and painted in a pale blue with a pagoda island landscape, the bowl Lambeth and painted in polychrome enamels with a parrot perched on flowering branches, 22.7cm max. (2)

Antique blue and white delftware vase, probably 18th century Frankfurt, decorated in the Chinese style with alternating figural and foliate panels, 19cm highProvenance: The collection of the late Lord Phillips of Sudbury (1939-2023) One large rim chip. One area of overpainting next to the base and some on the rim. Small chips, scratching and glaze wear.

Trio of 18th century Dutch delftware plates, polychrome painted in the Chinese style with parrots, the smaller two measuring 22cm and 22.5cm diameter, the larger measuring 30.5cm

A blue and white delft jar in a chinoiserie style, and a delftware posy vase, tallest 34cm. Condition - fair to good

Late 18th century Delft or delftware plate, decorated in blue with floral sprigs, scattered leaves, and segmented border, unmarked, three stilt marks verso, 23cm diameter

A pair of modern blue and white transfer printed Delftware wall hanging chargers, diameter 40.5cm, and a large oval Delftware wall hanging plaque, inscribed 'Holland' to the reverse, decorated with traditional Dutch river scene, 59 x 48cm (3).

Two Dutch blue and white delftware drug jars, 18th century each painted with an ornate cartouche, one inscribed 'D.Succo:Rosa', the other 'De-Agarico', both surmounted with a basket of fruit and flanked by peacocks, 17 and 19cm [one with minor damage and glaze losses] 2.

A pair of 18th century Dutch blue and white delftware cruet oil bottles and a small 19th century tea canister the bottles painted with flower sprays, 11cm [damages]; the canister painted in Chinese style with figures, birds and flowering shrubs, 10cm [glaze cracks] 3.

A group of eight Dutch delftware tiles, late 17th/early 18th century comprising a set of three polychrome tiles painted with tulip sprays, one similar with an urn of flowers, one similar with a carnation, another with a tulip spray in blue and white; and two polychrome tiles painted with birds, 13cm [some damage] 8.

An 18th century English blue and white delftware plate and a Bovey Tracey inscribed and dated creamware cover the plate painted with two cockerels in a garden landscape, 22cm [minor rim chips]; the cover inscribed 'Eliz:Ellis Teignmouth [sic] 1789', 7cm [some damage] 2.

A group of ten Dutch blue and white delftware tiles, 18th century comprising seven painted with merchant and other sailing vessels, 13cm; and three similar figural tiles, 13cm [some damage] 10.

A CHINESE PAGODA TULIP VASE. blue and white ceramic in the Delftware, 90cm H x 19cm W x 19cm D.

A collection of early twentieth century and later ceramics, to include, two Staffordshire flatback figurines, one being a spill vase, Delftware figural pottery pieces, a Herend dish, Royal Doulton 'Dunbar' five piece tea set and other cabinet pieces in two boxes. (2) 

A Delftware vase converted as a table lamp

A pair of Dutch Delftware dishes, 19th c, painted in polychrome with stylised flowers in trailing border, 30.5cm diam Typical flaking of glaze around rims

A collection of Delftware, a pair of blue and white vases, probably 19th century, 23cm high, a blue and white bottle vase, probably 18th century, decorated with panels of flowering prunus, 27cm high, a charger, 18th century, with floral polychrome decoration, 34cm diameter, three further plates, 18/19th century, 30cm, 22cm & 21cm diameter (7)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition Report1) cut down and drilled, one with damage to rim2) Chip to rim, two areas of poor restoration to the body3) broken and repaired4) plates, with wear no obvious major damage

Creamware and Delftware a pair of Dutch creamware plates, inscribed 'Zyn Af Scheid' and ' De Maalteyd' with polychrome decoration, 25cm diameter, a pair of pottery plates, 24cm diameter, a Deftware teapot, 18th century, of oval shape with ribbed and polychrome floral decoration, 11cm high and a Delft two handled pot, with panelled floral decoration and an associated carved oak cover, 9cm high (7)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportDutch plates, decoration rubbed, one broken and gluedTwo plates, one a little discoloured and hairline crack to baseTeapot, no cover, spout cut down, glaze chippedPot, handles with engraved white metal mounts, glaze rubbed and chipped, cover with white metal mount

A possibly 19th century Dutch blue and white lidded delftware vase having a parrot finial over a baluster form body hand painted with a central figural scene of a courting couple raised on a splayed octagonal foot with maker's marks to the base along with a 19th century polychrome Staffordshire figure group and a 19th century hand blown Bristol green glass decanter of globular form with a brass collar and stopper. H.17cm

A blue and white Delftware bowl having shaped border and fluted body, 28.5cm

A 19th century Delftware inkpot of square cut form, a pearlware teapot (af), a treacle-glazed earthenware watering can rose, a Staffordshire creamware figure of a bird, a creamware sparrow-beak jug, a Staffordshire goat and bee jug and a Leeds pottery tea caddy with floral detail (7)

Group of antique ceramics, including an 18th century blue and white delftware plate, a 19th century English porcelain plate painted with cob nuts, a Liverpool saucer with Sadler print, Bow cup, etc

An 18thC blue & white delftware drug jar - 'Rosarum', on pedestal foot, 9" high.

A varied collection of blue and white Dutch Delftware, 18th/20th C.Dia.: 34,5 - 31 - 23 cm (the plates) H 33,5 cm (the vases) H 25 - 24,5 cm (the candlesticks)

A varied collection of ceramics and stoneware, 18th/19th C.H 22 - L 38 - D 29,5 cm (the Andenne faience tureen) H 18 - 18 - 12,5 cm (the Delftware vases) H 11,5 cm (the Brussels faience salt shaker) H 12 cm (the brown stoneware jug) H 7,5 cm (the Brussels faience cup)

A mixed lot of ceramics including a pair of Royal Crown Derby Imari plates, a Coalport bowl, raised on three feet and decorated with gilt birds on a flow blue ground, various cabinet cups, saucers, cut and moulded glasswares, modern delftware, slipware, bowl, etc (3).Condition Report: Blue relief molded jug has heavy crude restoration to handle, and is overall rather grubby, otherwise appears OK, with no other obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE BIN LABEL 'PORT', CIRCA 1760. Of coat hanger form, reading 'Port', 13.5cm. *CR With restored chip.

A LARGE ENGLISH DELFTWARE DISH, CIRCA 1740. Unusually decorated in red and blue, centered with an urn in chinoiserie style, 33.5cm diameter. *CR Nibbles around the rim, some slightly larger chips.

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE BIN LABEL 'SHERRY', CIRCA 1760. Of coat hanger form, reading 'Sherry', 12.5cm wide. *CR With restored chip.

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE POTTERY PANCAKE PLATE, CIRCA 1770, LONDON. Polychrome painted with a pin wheel shaped flower and leaves in a geometric pattern, 22.5cm diameter The dish was made at the William and Abigail Griffith delftworks on Lambeth High Street, London, dating circa 1770, an almost identical example is located in the V & A Museum, London. *CR Some fritting and chips to the rim, without restoration.

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE FLOWER BRICK, MID 18TH CENTURY. In blue and white, centered with a kneeling figure, London 1750-60, 13cm wide, 7.5cm high, 5.5cm deep. *CR With chips to the rim and foot.

A miscellaneous collection of items to include a 20th century Dutch delftware blue and white wall plaque with marks to the reverse along with two hand painted stones, one signed Susan French, a Nymphenberg porcelain heraldic lion with marks to the base (with damage as seen), a collection of hand painted porcelain trinket boxes and a moulded lucite daisy brooch in a metal surround. H.40cm

An 18th century English Delftware plate Probably by Richard Frank of Redcliffe Back, Bristol, is centrally decorated with an exotic bird amongst scrolling foliage.22.5cm diameterQty: 1Minor chips and fritz to the edge commensurate with age and use. In good condition.

Two Delftware plates and a framed tile The largest plate being Dutch Delftware decorated with a parrot; the smaller being English Delftware decorated with an Oriental scene; the modern Dutch tile decorated with a building.The Dutch dish 31cm diameterQty: 3The tile in good condition, the smaller plate with frits and chips to the edge otherwise in reasonable condition considering age and use. The Dutch plate with crack from outside to the centre and further chips and losses to the rim.

A pair of English blue and white delftware plates, circa 1750, each decorated with a landscape, dia.22.5cm

A late 18th century Delftware dish decorated with a landscape and ferns in shades of blue, yellow and green. 13" diam.

A late 18th century Delftware plate decorated with a deer in a landscape within a border of trailed foliage. 9" diam.

An 18th century English Delftware plate polychrome decorated in Chinese style with a garden within a border of flowers. 12" diam. Rim chips

A DELFT SWEETMEAT FOUR SECTION DISH, London or Liverpool c.1760, of lobed form raised upon three peg feet, each section painted in blue with a Chinoiserie landscape with haycock bushes, house and weeping willow within a leaf border, unmarked, bears old Jonathan Horne label, 7 1/4" diameter (Illustrated) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)NB See Frank Britton 'English Delftware in the Bristol Collection', Bowls section, 8.25 for similar decoration and Other Shapes section, 9.35 for shape Condition Report: No restoration, no cracks, glaze crazed, typical losses to and flakes to rim with a couple of chips to underside of rim, slight gaze mis-fire.

AN OCTAGONAL DELFT PLATE, Bristol c.1700, centrally painted in blue in a loose Chinese style with a flowering shrub and butterfly within a foliate border, unmarked, 8" wide (Illustrated) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)NB See Aileen Dawson 'English & Irish Delftware 1570-1840', plate 105 Condition Report: No restoration, no cracks, typical flakes and losses to rim, larger 2cm flake to reverse of rim but appears to have originally been a glaze fault.

A DELFT COLANDER BOWL, probably London c.1750, of plain circular form, the exterior painted in blue with shaped trellis fencing, rocks and flowering branches, the interior pierced with concentric bands of holes and hearts, unmarked, 9" diameter (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)NB See Frank Britton 'English Delftware in the Bristol Collection', Bowls section, 8.36 for similar decoration Condition Report: Restoration

17th/18th century English tin-glazed polychrome delftware character flask having male and female costume and features, possibly modelled after Elizabeth I. Height 26.5cm.

CHINESE PAGODA TULIP VASE. Delftware style, 89cm H x 18cm W x 19cm D.

A London Delft Plate, probably Lambeth, circa 1750, painted with a lady in a flowing dress, an attendant holding an umbrella, another holding her train 22cm diameter A Similar Dish, painted in blue with a pheasant, a fisherman and islands 30.5cm diameter (2)For a similar plate dated 1748 see Archer (Michael) Delftware, The Tin-Glazed Earthenware of the British Isles, B212