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Ceramics to include Carlton Ware, Crown Devon honey pots, Goebel bee honey pot and Grays pottery plate.

Dorothy Tomes for Grays Pottery art deco covered preserve pot, H10cm

Collection of Circa 1940s Birmini Glass Buttons Including Designs by Lucie Rie comprising a pair of gold painted large buttons with two wavy lines 3cm diameter, three buttons embossed with animals, two abstract examples all bearing the flowerpot mark to the reverse, a similar set of three large buttons embossed with seated cats 3cm diameter, four sets of three buttons of various sizes and designs, fourteen other decorative and stylised glass buttons, (36) Collected by the late Janette Howell (1932-2024). Jan married John Howell, a senior engineer for BT, in 1956. The pair lived in Upminster where they began collecting ceramics and buttons. They joined the Hornchurch Historical society, took part in archaeological digs at Great Baddow and Rainham and went beachcombing along the Thames at Grays. Their private collections amassed over many years and included 18th century Lowestoft porcelain, books, buckles, buttons, Studio Pottery and various other ceramics.

Late 19th and Early 20th Century Glass Buttons, mainly in black with impressed designs highlighted or coloured in copper or gold, some clear and carnival glass examples, in floral and decorative styles, some stamped Le Chic France, part sets and singles, various sizes,(approx 100 buttons)Collected by the late Janette Howell (1932-2024). Jan married John Howell, a senior engineer for BT, in 1956. The pair lived in Upminster where they began collecting ceramics and buttons. They joined the Hornchurch Historical society, took part in archaeological digs at Great Baddow and Rainham and went beachcombing along the Thames at Grays. Their private collections amassed over many years and included 18th century Lowestoft porcelain, books, buckles, buttons, Studio Pottery and various other ceramics.

Silver Buttons comprising a set of six of floral design by Charles Green & Son, Chester, 1902, 2.5cm diameter, in a later box, set of four silver buttons decorated with swags and classical remains by James Deakin & Sons, Chester, 1903, 2.5cm diameter,a pair depicting stylised exotic birds by L&S, Birmingham, 1903, 2.5cm diameter,and two smaller figural examples with animals, marks rubbed, both approx 2cm diameter,(14)Collected by the late Janette Howell (1932-2024). Jan married John Howell, a senior engineer for BT, in 1956. The pair lived in Upminster where they began collecting ceramics and buttons. They joined the Hornchurch Historical society, took part in archaeological digs at Great Baddow and Rainham and went beachcombing along the Thames at Grays. Their private collections amassed over many years and included 18th century Lowestoft porcelain, books, buckles, buttons, Studio Pottery and various other ceramics.

Georgian and Later Decorative Buckles, comprising a pair of paste set shaped buckles with steel tongue, 5cm by 4.5cm,a gilt metal oval buckle decorated with floral swags, 5cm by 4.5cm,a pair of small oval paste set buckles, 3.5cm by 3cm,a small pair of ribbed silver rectangular buckles by Charles Rawlings, London 1824, 2.25cm by 2.75cm,two paste set buckles in rectangular and oval shapes on plated mounts,(9)Collected by the late Janette Howell (1932-2024). Jan married John Howell, a senior engineer for BT, in 1956. The pair lived in Upminster where they began collecting ceramics and buttons. They joined the Hornchurch Historical society, took part in archaeological digs at Great Baddow and Rainham and went beachcombing along the Thames at Grays. Their private collections amassed over many years and included 18th century Lowestoft porcelain, books, buckles, buttons, Studio Pottery and various other ceramics.

Georgian and Later Buckles, comprising a silver example of rectangular shape with floral decoration, marks rubbed, 8cm by 4.5cm,another with elongated balls and open strapwork, initialled BM, other marks rubbed, 9cm by 5.5cm,two large buckles with facetted glass inserts, four decorative paste set buckles of rectangular and oval shape with plated mounts,(8)Collected by the late Janette Howell (1932-2024). Jan married John Howell, a senior engineer for BT, in 1956. The pair lived in Upminster where they began collecting ceramics and buttons. They joined the Hornchurch Historical society, took part in archaeological digs at Great Baddow and Rainham and went beachcombing along the Thames at Grays. Their private collections amassed over many years and included 18th century Lowestoft porcelain, books, buckles, buttons, Studio Pottery and various other ceramics.

Georgian and Later Paste Set Buckles comprising a pair of buckles of rectangular shape set with paste set flower heads 6cm by 4cm,a large oval buckle with paste stones and rose gold coloured mount 9.5cm by 6cm,five single examples of oval and rectangular shapes,pair of decorative roundels set with paste stones resembling a flower head on a gilt-metal mount 6.5cm diameter,(10)Collected by the late Janette Howell (1932-2024). Jan married John Howell, a senior engineer for BT, in 1956. The pair lived in Upminster where they began collecting ceramics and buttons. They joined the Hornchurch Historical society, took part in archaeological digs at Great Baddow and Rainham and went beachcombing along the Thames at Grays. Their private collections amassed over many years and included 18th century Lowestoft porcelain, books, buckles, buttons, Studio Pottery and various other ceramics.

The Guild Button Norman & Ernest Spittle Arts and Crafts Enamel Buttons comprising two pairs of buckles with turquoise and green enamel centres modelled as flower heads, 3.5cm and 2.5cm diameters,pair of similar buttons with blue enamel centres 2.5cm diameter, and a single button with a green centre 2.5cm diameter,all fully stamped to the reverse with name and registration numbers,(7)Collected by the late Janette Howell (1932-2024). Jan married John Howell, a senior engineer for BT, in 1956. The pair lived in Upminster where they began collecting ceramics and buttons. They joined the Hornchurch Historical society, took part in archaeological digs at Great Baddow and Rainham and went beachcombing along the Thames at Grays. Their private collections amassed over many years and included 18th century Lowestoft porcelain, books, buckles, buttons, Studio Pottery and various other ceramics.

Susie Cooper for Grays pottery, cubist pattern, Paris shaped jug, H: 13cm, no chips or cracks, some minor paint losses. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

1930s Grays Pottery Banded Coffee set of 6 with gilt banding

Susie Cooper for Grays Pottery, Silver Lustre Breakfast Set on Fitted Tray together with Lidded Sugar Bowl, Milk Jug, Lemon Tray and a Gold Lustre Coffee Cup

Susie Cooper for Grays Pottery, Lustre Vine Pattern Dinner Plate together with a Tree Design Bread Plate in brown. (2)

A box of various silver plated cutlery to include grape scissors, white metal caddy spoon, an Oriental figural decorated box and cover in the form of a shell; a Grays Pottery trinket box and cover the lid decorated with a view of Ipswich from the River Orwell

1911 Woolwich Arsenal Football Jug: Excellent condition 3 inches high jug. One side depicts an Arsenal player below the words Woolwich Arsenal and the reverse has the words English League First Division. Maker Grays Sports to base. Please note this was made in 1911 and Grays Sports used number 588114 on all its football pottery and other teams that have been unearthed are Fulham Manchester United Burnley and Gainsborough Trinity.

A SUSIE COOPER FOR GRAYS POTTERY 'CUBIST STYLE' PATTERNED COFFEE SERVICE comprising a coffee pot, a milk jug (chip to the spout), a sugar bowl, four coffee cups (one with extensive repairs, two with chipped rims), and six saucers (all with chips to the rim) (13) (Condition Report: itemised conditions above, some small scratches to the paintwork of most items particularly around edges)

A 1929 Susie Cooper at Grays Elgreave shape Teapot with Hawaiian pattern, a 1930's Susie Cooper Kestrel shape Teapot and lid in ''Wedding Ring'' pattern and an Art Deco banded Gray's pottery tea and coffee ware and one floral trio.

A large collection of Grays Pottery gold luster wares to include plates, part coffee set and part tea set etc

A large collection of Grays Pottery silver luster wares to include plates, chargers, part coffee set etc

Selection of Art Deco cups and saucers to include Bizarre Clarice Cliff stripe pot, Grays Pottery and Royal Ducal together with a Shelley duck potty

A collection of Susie Cooper and Grays pottery to include a daffodil teapot and two early jugs, one floral example and the other with geometric design (3). In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Some surface wear.Provenance: Part of a huge private collection of Susie Cooper which has been consigned by a family member of Susie's.

A quantity of assorted 1930s Art Deco ceramics to include a Crown Ducal vase, Grays Pottery floral ashtray and rectangular plate with floral decoration and an assortment of Burleigh tea wares. (qty)

A quantity of china including a Shelley cup and saucer, tea pot, Beswick plates, Poole pottery vase and seal, Grays pottery wall pocket etc.

Various Staffordshire 20th century pottery, including Royal Winton black floral teapot and jug, a blue floral jug, Carltonware bowl, , Grays pottery plates, etc etc

Three Susie Cooper Grays pottery storage jars (one at fault), two Midwinter deer pattern wall plaques, Carltonware Rouge Royale ginger jar, bowl and two jugs

Susie Cooper - Pyramids - A large Grays Pottery charger or wall plaque circa 1928, hand painted with overlapping triangles in black, orange and tonal yellow with block line panels in green and tonal brown, printed Clipper mark, width 39.5cm, small restoration.

Grays Pottery - Golfers - A large lemonade or water jug circa 1932, hand painted with a scene of golfers and a caddy between tonal green and black banding, hand painted pattern code A301, Galleon mark, height 20cm.

A large Portmeirion Tiger Lily pattern jug designed by Susan Williams-Ellis, Grays Pottery together with the matching circular bowl and twin handled loving cup, bowl has a small rim chip.

A quantity of 19thC and 20thC ceramics to include 5 x Royal Worcester cups and saucers marked B750 to base, Grays Pottery jug, various other plates to include Titian Ware, Mason's others unmarked. 2 x miniture plates on marked Henriot Quimper France to base, Belleek Neptune sugar bowl, Spode plates etc.

An Art Deco Grays Pottery stoneware vase, Height 23.5cm. In good condition with no obvious signs of damage or restoration.

A Grays pottery butter dish and cover, transfer printed with a Colt Navy model 36 cal pistol 1851, and a small pin badge of a similar pistol. (2)

Grays Pottery Art Deco jug and sifter, three cabinet plates including a lustre example, probably Susie Cooper, unmarked relief moulded plaque and Grindley teaware with flower handles, tallest 12cm

Grays Pottery Art Deco coffee set decorated with bright yellow flowers against a green ground, the jug signed 'Wynne A1547' to base, sixteen pieces, tallest 21.5cm

Grays Pottery Art Deco tea for one set decorated with pink flowers, A3650, tallest 12cm

Set of Six Silver Buttons, modelled as a cherub sailing a stylised boat by Lawrence Emanuel, Birmingham, 1902, in a fitted red leather mounted case bearing a label to the underside 'John B Craddock, 489 Sauchiehall Road, Glasgow', each 2.5cm diameter, A Pair of Small Silver Shoe Buckles with floral chased decoration by Yapp & Woodward, Birmingham, 1850, 4.3cm by 3.4cm,(2)Collected by the late Janette Howell (1932-2024). Jan married John Howell, a senior engineer for BT, in 1956. The pair lived in Upminster where they began collecting ceramics and buttons. They joined the Hornchurch Historical society, took part in archaeological digs at Great Baddow and Rainham and went beachcombing along the Thames at Grays. Their private collections amassed over many years and included 18th century Lowestoft porcelain, books, buckles, buttons, Studio Pottery and various other ceramics.

20th Century Silver Belt Buckle of scrolling form with decorative cherubs and face masks, makers mark indistinct, Birmingham, 1900, 11cm by 6cm,A Later Silver Belt Buckle of pierced scrolling form with flower heads initiialled JHL, London, 1970, 10.5cm by 6cm,Two Decorative Buckles, comprising an oval cushioned silver example with floral engraving, by Arthur Johnson Smith, Chester, 1898, 7cm by 3.5cm,and a plated example of rectangular form decorated with lions masks 7.5cm by 5.5cm, (4)Collected by the late Janette Howell (1932-2024). Jan married John Howell, a senior engineer for BT, in 1956. The pair lived in Upminster where they began collecting ceramics and buttons. They joined the Hornchurch Historical society, took part in archaeological digs at Great Baddow and Rainham and went beachcombing along the Thames at Grays. Their private collections amassed over many years and included 18th century Lowestoft porcelain, books, buckles, buttons, Studio Pottery and various other ceramics.

Collection of Early 19th Century and Later Buttons, Shoe and Belt Buckles comprising cut steel, gilt metal and enamel decorated part sets of buttons including a set of four floral decorated buttons stamped TW&W Paris to the reverse (3cm diameter), pair of German buttons with grey enamel flower heads (2.3cm diameter), EM Paris set of three gilt metal buttons with floral decoration on a black ground in enamel (3.5cm diameter), three paste set buckles, two cut steel a pair and three others of various sizes,(59)Collected by the late Janette Howell (1932-2024). Jan married John Howell, a senior engineer for BT, in 1956. The pair lived in Upminster where they began collecting ceramics and buttons. They joined the Hornchurch Historical society, took part in archaeological digs at Great Baddow and Rainham and went beachcombing along the Thames at Grays. Their private collections amassed over many years and included 18th century Lowestoft porcelain, books, buckles, buttons, Studio Pottery and various other ceramics.

Collection of Circa 1940s Birmini Glass Buttons Including Designs by Lucie Rie comprising a pair (3cm diameter) and a set of eight similarly designed buttons with gold and silver moulded details, (2cm diameter) all bearing the flower pot logo to the reverse, similar examples including a set of four glass money bag modelled buttons, a guitar, pair of possibly Lucie Rie red glass and gold decorated clip on earrings with recumbant stags, similar brooch and another with a horses head, blue, silvered, amber and other decorative examples,(36)Collected by the late Janette Howell (1932-2024). Jan married John Howell, a senior engineer for BT, in 1956. The pair lived in Upminster where they began collecting ceramics and buttons. They joined the Hornchurch Historical society, took part in archaeological digs at Great Baddow and Rainham and went beachcombing along the Thames at Grays. Their private collections amassed over many years and included 18th century Lowestoft porcelain, books, buckles, buttons, Studio Pottery and various other ceramics.

Nineteen Miniature Jugs, includes some toilet bowl sets. Examples from Paragon, Chapman, Fenton China, Grays Pottery Susie Cooper style and some 19th century jugs

A quantity of Susie Cooper and Grays Pottery dinnerware, including side plates, soup bowls, dinner plates, tureens, etc

Noritake 'Park Suite' Table Ware, of approximately seventy-seven pieces, including a coffee pot, two tureens, and ten dinner plates. Grays pottery oval dish.

A Royal Winton basket, a Maling crocus pattern bowl, an opaque glass and white glass basket, a pair of Jersey pottery cat decorated vases, Grays pottery dishes, A Royal Tuscan Raindrop pattern tea set, Burleighware table wares, assorted platters, glass, a pair of brass candlesticks etc Condition Report:No condition report available.

A Grays pottery tapering table lamp base, 1920s, painted in black, orange and yellow, printed marks, 26cm high to mount, a Royal Doulton sleeve vase, 25.5cm, and a Royal Worceter vase, printed marks, 18.5cm high (3)Condition ReportCrazing to lamp - needs rewiring. No cracks or damage to the other two.

A VINTAGE GRAYS POTTERY COFFEE SET IN A SILVER GILT FLORAL PATTERN TO INCLUDE, A COFFEE POT, A CREAM JUG, CUPS AND SAUCERS

A floral decorated wash jug and bowl, a Grays pottery jug, various vases etc

A graduated set of three Grays Pottery jugs decorated with flowers and leaves in green, grey and silver.

A quantity of Bols KLM decanters, sealed with contents, miscellaneous items including EPNS milk jug, Grays pottery jug, galvanised food container, sharpener, together with a group of children's Britannica volumes. (2 boxes)

GROUP OF SUSIE COOPER CERAMICS, FOR GRAYS POTTERY including jugstallest jug 12cm highQty: 6

Sylvac, Grays and Myotts pottery

A Grays pottery table lamp; and a jewellery box and costume necklace

Group of retro and vintage china to include 1930's Neptune and Mermaid plates, Flaxman ware vase, Gray's Pottery, (A Lot).   The Grays jug has a hairline cracks to the base, some of which continue on to the body. The other three items are in good condition with some limited crazing and general ware and tear commensurate with age and use

Susie Cooper - Grays Pottery - A Cubist pattern tea cup and saucer decorated with brightly coloured abstract motifs, printed 1923 - 31 mark, painted pattern code 8071, height 7cm.

Susie Cooper - Grays Pottery - A Moon and Mountain pattern teapot stand of circular form with flared rim, decorated with brightly coloured abstract motifs, printed 1923 - 31 mark, painted pattern code 7960, diameter 17cm.

Susie Cooper - Grays Pottery - A Cubist pattern bowl, circular form with shaped rim, decorated with brightly coloured abstract motifs, printed 1923 - 31 mark, painted pattern code 8071, diameter 17cm.

Susie Cooper - Grays Pottery - Advertising ware - A Cubist pattern 'Ross's Belfast Sparkling Grape Fruit' bowl, decorated with brightly coloured abstract motifs, printed 1931-33 mark, diameter 13cm.

Susie Cooper - Grays Pottery - A Paris shape Cubist pattern jug decorated with brightly coloured abstract motifs, printed 1923 - 31 mark, painted pattern no.8071, height 10cm.

Grays Pottery - Five coffee cans and saucers, orange, yellow and grey banded decoration, comprising printed 1921 - 28 mark, painted pattern no.9104, height 6cm, together with a banded milk jug and sugar bowl, painted pattern no.8755. (7)

Susie Cooper - Grays Pottery - A Paris shape Moon and Mountain pattern jug decorated with brightly coloured abstract motifs, printed 1923 - 31 mark alongside pattern code 7960, height 10cm.

Susie Cooper - Grays Pottery - A Paris shape Moon and Mountain pattern jug decorated with brightly coloured abstract motifs, printed 1923 - 31 mark alongside pattern code 7960, height 11cm.

Susie Cooper - Grays Pottery - An Art Deco hand painted part teaset, decorated with concentric bands in teal, red, blue, yellow and black, comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, teacup and saucer, painted pattern no.7820. (5)