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A MINTON OCTOCENTENARY CHARTER CELEBRATIONS BOWL IN PRESENTATION BOX AND A FRAMED DUDSON PRESENTATION PLATE

A quantity of pottery jugs including Dudson Jasper hot water jug with pewter lid, similar agate ware jug, etc. - sold with two pairs of ceramic shoe form posy vases

A quantity of ceramics including Continental majolica tobacco jar, Dudson Jasper coffee pot, etc.

A quantity of Wedgwood blue Jasperware, some boxed, and Dudson teapot.

A 19th / early 20th century Wedgwood style Jasperware cheese dome, possibly Dudson Brothers, 20.5cm high x 24cm diameter.

A collection of mixed Dudson light green ground jugs, all unmarked but with other base marks and varying white relief designs, some classical, two with pewter covers, various sizes. (7) Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire

A pair of Dudson posy vases with green ground and white foliate design, each approx. 15cm high, a Dudson green ground jardiniere with classical figure design, approx. 17cm high, along with an unmarked similar green ground biscuit barrel with silver-plated base and cover, and an unmarked blue ground jardiniere. Staining and wear present (5) Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire

A collection of six Dudson or Spode brown jugs, all with white relief designs of foliage, figures and others. Only one stamped Spode, others not stamped Dudson but have other marks, varying sizes. (6) Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire

A collection of seven Dudson blue ground jugs, all with white relief designs, three with pewter covers, varying sizes. (7) Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire

A mixed selection of Dudson or similar relief designed ceramics comprising: a milk jug, twin spouted miniature vessel and a cylindrical posy vase (all marked Dudson), along with three other jugs, a cup and saucer, and two small vases, various sizes and designs. (10 pieces)  Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire

A selection of Dudson and similar ceramics to include: five relief-moulded jugs (one marked); a rouge coloured vase; two similar light green tea pots (both unmarked); a matching Dudson cream jug and sugar bowl; an unmarked three-handled vessel with brown and white classical design etc. (12) Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire

A collection of seven Dudson brown jugs, all with various white relief designs, all not stamped Dudson but with other marks, two with pewter covers. Various sizes. (7) Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire

A selection of seven Dudson brown jugs, all with various white relief designs, all not stamped Dudson but with other marks, all without covers and in various sizes. (7) Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire

A small selection of ceramics comprising: an unmarked Dudson-style blue and white wall pocket; a ten-sided blue and white pin dish with hanger to reverse; a Victorian circular wall plaque with Victoria's bust to centre; a Wedgwood moulded milk jug with ribbed body and red foliage, and a circular late 18th century plate in beige stoneware, decorated in relief moulded figures and foliage. (5) Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire

A collection of mixed Dudson (only one piece stamped Dudson) blue ground ceramics, consisting of three jugs, a barrel with plated cover, a tobacco jar and a vase, all with mixed relief white designs, various sizes. (6) Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire

A selection of six blue and white Dudson pottery (all not stamped Dudson) jugs, two with either pewter or plated covers, varying white relief-moulded designs, varying sizes. (6) Provenance: From a single owner private collection in Buckinghamshire

Wedgwood Jasperware to include a tankard, a large vase, pin trays and others with an Adams small coffee can and an unmarked jug, probably Dudson (Qty). In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Unmarked jug af.

A 19th / early 20th century Wedgwood style Jasperware cheese dome, possibly Dudson Brothers, 20.5cm high x 24cm diameter.

Mixed ceramics to include Dudson. Not available for in-house P&P

Wedgwood Pink Jasperware salt cellars together with dark blue dish and Dudson blue lidded pot (4)

Ceramics and Glass - cut glass decanters; a pair of Victorian green glass jugs; a James Kent Cydonia pattern ovoid vase; a Victorian Dudson type jug and cover; etc, qty

A LARGE MINTON BOWL COMMEMORATING THE BOROUGH OF NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME OCTOCENTENARY CHARTER CELEBRATIONS 1173-1973, IN PRESENTATION BOX AND WITH CERTIFICATE, PLUS A FRAMED DUDSON CENTENNIAL PLATE, ETC

Sundry Ceramics and Glass Comprising: two cut-glass footed bowls, seven glass rummers and five beakers, Royal Copenhagen footed dish, six Royal Chelsea coffee cups and saucers, four Hammersley gilt dishes, Paris porcelain bowl, Dudson Jasper cache pot, large mug, etc. (one shelf)

A LARGE COLLECTION OF DUDSON ARMORLITE CROCKERY TO INCLUDE TEAPOTS, SUGAR BOWLS, PLATES, CUPS AND SAUCERS, BUD VASES ETC.

A LARGE COLLECTION OF DUDSON ARMORLITE AND ARTISAN CROCKERY TO INCLUDE PLATES, BOWLS, SERVING BOWLS AND PLATTERS ETC.

A LARGE MINTON BOWL COMMEMORATING THE BOROUGH OF NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME OCTOCENTENARY CHARTER CELEBRATIONS 1173-1973, IN PRESENTATION BOX AND WITH CERTIFICATE, PLUS A FRAMED DUDSON CENTENNIAL PLATE, ETC

A LARGE QUANTITY OF DUDSON DINNER SERVICE TO INCLUDE VARIOUS SIZES OF PLATES, TEA POTS, COFFEE POT, JUGS, PRESERVE POTS, BOWLS, SOUP COUPES, SAUCE BOATS, EGG CUPS, CUPS, SAUCERS, ETC

A collection of 18th and 19th century coffee cup, teacup and saucer trios to include Spode, Dudson and Newhall etc. (18) Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics

A box of assorted ceramics to include Poole, Nao by Lladro ducks, Royal Air Force Museum commemorative tankards, Indian Tree plate, Dudson chariot jug, etc.

A Dudson brothers, Hanley, teapot, and two jugs; Coalport, Minuet teapot; Royal Worcester teapot, Royal Doulton; other tea pots, etc.

GREYHOUNDS: Two small Staffordshire Figures, modelled as a Recumbent Whippet; and a Hunting Dog, 19th century, the whippet or greyhound on a blue base, 11cm high; the other dog seated on a gilt and leaf painted base, possibly Dudson, 11.5cm high (2).

SPANIELS: Two pairs of Staffordshire Pottery Flatbacks, modelled as Poodles with their Puppies, 19th century, manner of the Dudson Factory, in two sizes, both with seated poodles, each with a gilt collar, on blue gilt line bases, 19cm & 14cm high (4)

THEATRE: A Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Theatre Group, modelled as Catarina and Diavolino from “Catarina, ou la Fille Du Bandit”, by Dudson Factory, mid 19th century, she on point, standing in an arbour, beside a seated minstrel, with a bridge and swan below, 19cm high. Refer: “Dudson Staffordshire Figures c1815-1865 by Audrey Dudson & Alison Morgan” page 77 figure 120. “Catarina, ou la Fille Du Bandit” was a ballet by Perrot. This figure was dubbed the “Blue Parsley” figure by Audrey Dudson. The piece was modelled from a lithograph of the ‘Polka ‘ which shows Catarina and her lover Diavolino. Catarina, was the leader of a band of brigands, loved by both Diavolino and a slave, the artist Salvator Rosa. It was first performed at Her Majesty’s Theatre on 3rd March 1846. Third figure with loss to front, possibly a hookah pipe.

DOGS: Three delightful small Staffordshire Foxhounds, circa 1830-50, attributed to the Dudson Factory, including a seated and alert hound, chained to a peg, on a yellow topped base, 12.5cm high; also a seated hound (sometimes called a 'dismal hound'), on a blue topped oval base, 9 cm high; also another similar looking slightly upwards, on a naturalistic oval base, 10cm high (3) All of the dogs have some firing faults such as cracks and inclusions. One of the dogs has also lost the tip of its tail which has been repainted. One has a small chip to ear. 

HISTORICAL: An early Staffordshire Pearlware figure, modelled as the Widow of Zarephath, circa 1820; also a figurine of 'St Mark', 19th century, manner of Ralph Wood, the widow, seated beside her child and a barrel, on a mottled base, painted in colours and inscribed 'Widow', 23cm high; St. Mark praying beside a cockerel and book, 20cm high (2). The widow is based on the Bible: 1 Kings 17:7-16. A meeting with Elijah (a pair to this figure). A signed almost identical figure signed by Ralph Wood was sold at Bonhams 18th May, 2011, lot 121. Other factories copied this piece, and the Dudson Factory is often noted along with Obadiah Sherratt. Note the incorrect spelling of Widow. 'Widow' boccage missing. Condition report 'Widow' boccage missing

ARTISANS: Two Staffordshire Pottery Figures, including a Shepherd; and Shepherdess, circa 1830-1840, he modelled standing holding up a ram, attributed to James Dudson, 18cm high; she seated shearing a ewe, attributed to Lloyd Shelton, 14cm high (2). Rim of her hat slight chip repair. Condition report Rim of her hat slight chip repair

ARTISANS: A fine early Staffordshire Figure, modelled as a Sheep Shearer, circa 1835-40, attributed to Dudson Factory, well modelled seated and finely painted, 17.5cm high Firing hairline cracks to inside base and the sheep may have a tiny chip to left ear.  Condition report Firing crack inside base

SCOTTISH: A rare Staffordshire Pottery Portrait Figure, modelled as 'Rob Roy', mid 19th century, probably the Dudson Factory, he standing in Highland dress, with kilt and staff on a rocky outcrop over two resting sheep, 27cm high An identical piece is in the Fitzwilliam Museum. Robert Roy MacGregor was a Jacobite Scottish outlaw, who later became a romantic Scottish and Jacobite folk hero. His grave is a popular tourist destination today.

ASSORTED 19TH CENTURY BLUE & WHITE CERAMICS, including Dudson rectangular cheese dish and cover, 24cms (h), tall circular stoneware cheese dish cover with moulded decoration, lattice work, wheat sheaves, and floral finial, 29cms (h), and various jugs with applied decoration, 17cms (h) the tallestProvenance: The Cornelia Bayley Collection from the historic Welsh Jacobean house, Plas Teg, Flintshire. Further auctions to follow including Plas Teg Principal Interiors, further details on this important Jacobean house and its clearance Welsh House Clearance of a Generation — Rogers Jones Co

COLLECTION OF DUDSON & OTHER BLUE & WHITE JASPERWARE, including coffee pot with twist turned handle, 24cms (h), three jugs, 20cms (h) the tallest, two circular teapots, 16cms (h) the tallest, etc.Provenance: The Cornelia Bayley Collection from the historic Welsh Jacobean house, Plas Teg, Flintshire. Further auctions to follow including Plas Teg Principal Interiors, further details on this important Jacobean house and its clearance Welsh House Clearance of a Generation — Rogers Jones Co

Large qty dinner & starter plates inc Dudson and Athena

Mixed Ceramics to Include Wedgwood 'Angela' Small Urn, 'Campion Flower Basket, Boxed Royal Doulton Christmas Carols Plate also Circular Serving Bowl With Silver Tone Base and Cake Slicer, Dudson Night Light Bottle Oven Etc(1Tray)

A COLLECTION OF SEVEN VICTORIAN RELIEF MOULDED STONEWARE JUGSincluding examples marked to the base W. Brownfield, Cobridge and James Dudson, the tallest decorated with foliage, wheat and with rope twist handles, 26cm high (7)

A Crown Devon Blush Ivory Wash Jug, painted with cows in the manner of Stinton, signed G Cox, together with a Dudson matt glazed jasperware cheese dome and stand and planter (3)

Inspired by Wedgwood Jasperware, a pale blue ceramic jug featuring in white reliefs a classical scene. Dudson Hanley Jasperware backstamp. Issued: Mid 20th centuryDimensions: 5"L x 4"W x 6"HManufacturer: Dudson HanleyCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A 19th century James Dudson type jasperware cheese dish, 21cm diameter

A Derby figure of the Welsh Tailor's Wife, circa 1790, modelled seated on a goat with laden panniers and bassinet, on oval rococo and shell moulded base, blue crossed sword mark and impressed no.62, height 14cm, together with a Staffordshire 'Dudson' style figure of a Turkish gentleman, modelled seated on naturalistic tree stump base, height 18.5cm, and a Royal Worcester majolica glazed animal group, modelled as two mice with open egg shell on foliate moulded base, impressed marks to base, height 7cm.

Blue and white bisque jugs, mug, tankard and dish by Copeland, Dudson, T.J. & J. Meyers Dale Hall pottery and other makes (13)presented in good uncleaned condition. We have highlighted notable cracks in one piece and a small chip to the lid.

Cadbury's brown jug 'Make Drinking Chocolate with Bournville Cocoa' 6" high, Dudson Brothers Jasperware style blue/white teapot (nicks to underneath of lid), and unmarked Jasperware style blue/white teapot (crack to spout and repair to handle)

James Dudson. A Late 19th Century moulded relief teapot. 22x13x11cm.

A QUANTITY OF DUDSON DURALINE POTTERY TO INCLUDE PLATES, BOWLS, A TEAPOT, SUGAR BOWLS, CRUET SETS, CUPS AND SAUCERS

A Dudson Pottery Sheep Shearer, c.1845, figure modelled seated on a stump with the prone sheep across his lap, hand painted with gilding, 16cm high, together with Staffordshire figure of a reclining textured ewe on a pink and white glazed, gilt-lined oval base, together with a. Pair of two Staffordshire sheep (4)Note: From a private collection sourced from the Dreweatt and Neat 'Staffordshire Figure Sale', 14th February, 2001, Woolley & Wallis and Gerald Clark Antiques

A Dudson Bros. dark blue Jasper dip teapot, a similar Adams match striker with white metal match holder, a Wedgwood dark blue Jasper pin tray and two other Jasper items

A Dudson Jasperware urnular table lamp, 21cm high excluding fittings; a Wedgwood Jasperware candlestick, converted to a table lamp; an Oriental porcelain table lamp, 40cm high excluding fitting; a James Moore, Derby wall barometer (5)

A 19th century Dudson stoneware teapot and a collection of other 19th century lustre etc.  In good conditionT Smith & Co Old Kent Road, 20cm high overall

Three Victorian Crimean War related stoneware jugs, one by James Dudson, in relief with Florence Nightingale, 30cm; one published by Ridgway & Abington, 26cm; and another moulded profiles of leaders.Qty: 3Condition report:The Nightingale jug is perhaps circa 1880. Additional images have been uploaded to the lot page on our website for you to view.

Collection Of Blue Jasper Ware Items To Include Wedgwood Vases, Planter, Pomander, Also Black Lidded Trinket Dish Together with Two Dudson Jugs(1tray)

TWO DUDSON TANKARD SHAPED JUGS WITH PEWTER LIDS TOGETHER WITH AN ANTIQUE CERAMIC LUSTREWARE FIGURAL PITCHER, DOULTON LAMBETH POTTERY HARVEST STONEWARE PITCHER, ETC.,

A 19thC Dudson pottery Stilton dish and cover, the lid with a twisted rope knop, and ivy decoration against a dark blue ground, the border of the dish decorated with raised bee emblems, 25cm high.

A Victorian Dudson smear glazed Jasperware cheese dish and cover, 32cm diameter; together with another. (2)