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A group of Scandinavian art glass including Kosta Boda bowl, diameter 15.5cm, white Kosta Boda ashtray, diameter 11cm, Iittala pot, diameter 12cm, Orrefors candle holder etc, also a modern Horse of the Year Show 1997 cut glass pedestal bowl trophy, height 18.5cm (13).

COALPORT; a part eight setting miniature tea and coffee service, including four miniature teacups, milk jug, sugar bowl, eight saucers, teapot, coffee pot etc, also a further quantity of assorted miniature cabinet ceramics, including six Crown Staffordshire miniature saucers, Crown Staffordshire miniature teapot, Wedgwood jasperware miniature teapot, Wedgwood jasperware black floral decorated teapot, etc.

Five pieces of 12th century and later Persian ceramics, including a blue glazed shallow footed bowl, diameter 15cm, a larger shallow footed bowl (af), diameter 21cm, a twin handled black Hansanlou pot, circa 700BC, height 8.5cm, a Sanizabad pot, circa 2000BC, height 9cm, a Zantan pot, circa 500-1000BC, height 7.5cm (5).

A Victorian Japan ware black lacquered circular snuff box, diameter 10.5cm, a further Indian style red lacquered lidded snuff box, diameter 8.5cm, a Japanese red lacquered rectangular gilt decorated trinket box, 18 x 15.5cm, an early 20th century malachite glass lidded pot, diameter 8.5cm, and two early 20th century gilt metal mounted easel back photograph frames (6).

WILLIAM MOORCROFT; an early 20th century twin handled red 'Flamminian' glazed pot, height 13cm, width 12cm, (af), and a Moorcroft 'Hibiscus' pattern jardinière, height 18cm, diameter 18cm (2).

† DAVID ALLNATT; a modern contemporary conical form lidded pot, inscribed with sticker detailing ceramicist's name to the base, height 16cm, a celadon glazed Korean type baluster form vase, height 22.5cm, and two further studio ceramic vases, one with indistinct markings to the base, height of largest 25cm (4).

An early 20th century fruitwood powder box, 14.5 x 12cm, an 18th century pewter spoon, length 18.5cm, an oak box, 12.5 x 7.5cm, a vinaigrette with wooden base and silver plated top, 9.5 x 6cm, a white metal topped cut glass condiment pot and two glass bottles, height of tallest 20cm (7).

A late 18th/early 19th century Chinese Export ware part eight setting tea service, decorated with armorial coat of arms, comprising teapot, coffee pot, seven saucers, seven teacups, lidded vase, bowl, oval bowl, oval dish, etc.

MAUCHLINE WARE; two horse shoe shaped inkwells, 'Miller Park - Preston' and 'Shakespeare's House, Stratford-on-Avon', both 11 x 9cm, a shoe horn, 'South Pier, Blackpool', length 27.5cm, a house shaped hinged lidded box, 'Bowness from Belle Isle, Windermere', 9 x 7.5cm, a circular lidded pot, 'Cartmel Church, Lancashire', diameter 6.5cm, and a rectangular hinged lidded box, 'Glasgow, New University', 8.5 x 6cm (6).

ROSENTHAL; a large extensive part tea and dinner service, decorated in the 'Maria', including eighteen plates, diameter 7.5", twenty-four plates, diameter 9.5", eighteen plates, diameter 6", twelve cups and saucers, diameter of saucers 4", eighteen cups and saucers, diameter of saucers 6", six bowls and saucers, diameter of saucer 7" (one saucer has a chip), two serving dishes, length 10", two serving dishes, length 12.5", one serving dish, length 14.5", one serving dish, length 17.5", two bowls, diameter 12.5", twelve bowls, diameter 9.5" (one bowl cracked), two serving bowls, diameter 9", two serving bowls, diameter 10", two serving bowls with lids, diameter 8", one soup tureen with lid, diameter 10", two sauce boats, one teapot, one coffee pot, a sugar bowl, a milk jug and one cream jug.

Royal Albert bone china Old Country Roses pattern part  dinner and breakfast service, printed marks including baluster coffee pot and cover, two milk jugs, two sugar bowls, three cups, salt and pepper shakers, sauceboat on stand, nine side plates and two dinner plates, a St Michael pottery white glazed hors d'oeuvres dish of shaped rectangular form moulded in relief with a fruit border and a pottery model of a boxer dog seated on its haunches, impressed England and shape numbers, 27cm high  

Oak dresser base in the 17th century manner, comprising two carved panel cupboard doors, on turned baluster and block supports united by a pot shelf, 91cm high x 113cm wide x 46cm deep 

Group of Bursley ware Art Deco pottery designed by Charlotte Rhead, printed black marks, painted numerals, decorated with bands of green, ochre, yellow and brown leaves, within interlocking lozenge-pattern borders, comprising a footed bowl, 29cm diameter, a smaller flared bowl, a tall tapering jug impressed swan mark, whiplash handle, a square section pot and cover, a small two-handled circular footed dish and a small circular salt, all similarly decorated (6) 

18th century oak dresser base, the rectangular top with thumbmoulded edge over three frieze drawers with brass knob handles, shaped apron, on four front and two back double turned and reeded legs with block supports, united by a pot shelf, 79cm high x 140cm long x 39cm deep 

Collection of silver plate including three oval serving trays, a three-branch candelabrum, a hot chocolate pot in the Regency manner, five glass and silver plate coasters, various items of flatware including Kings pattern and other items 

George III oak night stand converted to a bijouterie table, the top with glazed hinged lid opening to a display area, over a further display area with door to front, small drawer and pot shelf below, 87cm high x 32.5cm wide x 32.5cm deep 

Masons ironstone transfer-printed 'Belvedere' pattern breakfast and dinner service, 20th century, printed crown blue marks, comprising: a circular two-handled vegetable dish and cover, eight dinner plates, four soup plates, eight luncheon plates, eight side plates, eight pudding bowls, a baluster coffee pot and domed cover, a two-handled sugar bowl and cover, a milk jug, seven coffee cups, eight saucers and a sugar bowl (no cover) 

Abbeydale bone china Imari chrysanthemum pattern part coffee service, printed red marks, comprising: an inverted baluster coffee pot and domed cover, a milk jug, a sugar bowl, six coffee cans and six saucers Condition ReportGood overall condition. No signs of damage. General wear and tear.

Aynsley bone china pale green ground part tea service, printed crowned green marks, printed with bouquets of flowers, decorated with gilt fleur-de-lys, comprising: two two-handled cake plates, a milk jug, a sugar bowl, eleven teacups, twelve saucers, twelve side plates and a Wedgwood bone china part coffee service for six, painted by M. K. Peddie and dated 1949, printed green Wedgwood Etruria marks, signed and dated in black to the undersides, each piece painted with pink/purple flowers on a yellow ground within gold rims, comprising: a tapering oviform coffee pot and domed cover, a sugar bowl, a baluster milk jug, six coffee cans and saucers 

Royal Worcester Herbs pattern composite (some seconds) part tea and breakfast service and other associated wares, printed black and green marks, some cancellation marks, including a coffee pot and cover, a teapot and cover, a milk jug, four small shell-shaped dishes and two larger, an hors d'oeuvres dish, tea and coffee cups, three dinner plates, side plates, bowls and other items 

Collection of Chinese and Asian snuff bottles and other items, 20th century, including a cinnabar-style example, an egg, a cylindrical pot and cover, a napkin ring, a Chinese porcelain blue and white gourd-shaped snuff bottle and stopper, several enamelled examples, cinnabar-style rectangular box and cover and a double-gourd shape flashed and frosted blue glass example 

Group of Bursley ware Art Deco pottery by Charlotte Rhead, printed and painted marks, decorated with bands of colourful tulips amongst foliage and orange/purple flowerheads, comprising a circular footed bowl, 29cm diameter, a tall tapering conical water jug, 27.5cm high, a pair of candlesticks, a square section pot and cover, a baluster jug and a table lamp (7) 

Robert Goldsmith for Selborne Pottery, a small salt pot with gilt decoration on green and red ground, impressed mark to base, 10cm high, a small coffee cup with tenmoku glaze rim by John Leach for Muchelney Pottery, a studio pottery coffee cup, incised initials JG to base, possibly Judy Glanville, a studio pottery cup marked AA to base and a studio pottery bowl with khaki colour glaze marked AJPA to base (5)

Herend porcelain Rothschild Birds pattern part coffee-service, printed blue and impressed marks, printed and painted with vignettes of birds perched on branches and scattered butterflies within ozier moulded borders, comprising a baluster coffee pot and cover, a baluster milk jug, a flared sugar bowl and six coffee cups and saucers Condition ReportTeapot with crack and chip to spout. One teacup with small chip to rim. General wear and tear.

Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part tea service and other wares including a coffee pot, a teapot (lacking finial), a two-handled sugar bowl and cover, a milk jug, two sugar bowls and covers, assorted plates in sizes, cups in sizes, a cream jug, eight saucers, five bowls in sizes, a shaped rectangular tray, a spoon, a dressing table set, a oviform vase and two flower encrusted vases in sizes, printed factory marks, some cancellation marksCondition ReportLight surface scratches, wear to gilding on some. Teapot with finial off but present. Small hairline to one saucer. General wear and tear.

Studio glass footed bowl by Jeff Walker and Robin Smith for The Melting Pot Glassworks, signed to base, 10cm high, 17cm diameter, a Susan Nixon glass Millennium paperweight, signed and dated '99 to base, a cased glass perfume bottle with stopper by Dan Aston, signed to base, 14.5cm high and a clear and blue glass paperweight, indistinctly signed to base (4)

Various items of Robert Albert bone china Old Country Roses pattern including a two-tier cake stand, wall clock, a tree ring, trinket pots, table bell, a teapot and cover, six teacups, saucers, a model of a shoe, a milk jug, a plant pot and other items 

Pair of English porcelain Coalbrookdale-type vases, circa 1835, of baluster form, flower encrusted and painted with buildings in landscapes (one lacking handle), an English porcelain pot-pourri vase, probably Moore Brothers, puce painted numerals, with pierced ball supported by three putti alternating with small amphora vases, on scroll moulded base, moulded with turquoise rope and encrusted in flowers, a late 19th century continental porcelain flower encrusted vase supported by three putti, an Italian pottery inverted baluster pierced table lamp, painted with a bouquet of flowers amongst rocaille cartouches (some damages and repairs) (5) 

Collection of three boxes including a Japanese black lacquered box with mother-of-pearl decoration, the lift-off lid opening to a red lacquered interior with lift-out tray, 12cm high x 30cm wide,  a 19th century oak box by Garrard & Co, the interior fitted with storage for a coffee pot, 17cm high x 32cm wide and a 19th century mahogany stationery box, the hinged lid opening to a fitted interior with lift-out pen tray, 25cm wide (5) 

Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern composite part coffee service including a tapering cylindrical coffee pot and cover, two-handled cake plate, a circular cake plate, six tea/coffee cups, nine various saucers and a side plate 

19th century mahogany satinwood and ebony inlaid night stand of square form with faux drawer over a single drawer, on square supports united by a cross stretcher, 69cm high x 34cm wide and an early 19th century mahogany washstand, the square top with three recesses, one containing a Wedgwood pottery wash bowl, over a pot shelf below with single drawer, on square supports, 79cm high x 35cm wide

Contemporary Dresden porcelain two-handled oviform pot-pourri vase and cover, printed blue Dresden marks, painted marks, with scroll moulded handles and pinecone finial, painted with bouquets of flowers within a gilt circular cartouche, the ground painted with pink roses within interlocking gilt ovolos and hatched green panels, 39cm high Condition ReportGood condition, no obvious damage or restoration. General wear and tear.

Mixed lot of silver plate including a serving tray with engraved decoration, a coffee pot with engraved decoration, a muffin dish, a James Deakin antler handled carving knife and fork with silver bands and finials, a Viners three-piece tea service, various flatware and other items 

Nellie Crawford (Australian, contemporary) Oil on canvas 'Brown Jug, Grapes & Blue and White Pot', still life, initialled NC lower left, framed, 30.5cm x 41cm

Silver and mother of pearl child's bear rattle, silver and mother of pearl desk seal, two silver and mother of pearl fruit knives, silver and yellow enamel pot and other silver items

Silver curling tong box with embossed decoration and a silver pot with enamelled crest (2)

Two silver mounted glass scent bottles, silver mounted glass powder pot, other bottles, silver shell salt, silver bangle, Victorian silver and other of pearl fruit knife and a plated fork

Silver condiments and a silver mustard pot with blue glass liner (7)Weight approx 139 grams.

Group of silver and other jewellery, together with a silver and guilloche enamel pot

Antique carved oak pot cupboard, 45cm wide, 40.5cm deep, 77.5cm high

Silver plate mounted cut glass claret jug, two others, small Meissen pot and cover and tea cup and saucer .Chip to the green decanter and no cork to the stopper. One jug is missing its handle. Otherwise in good condition.

Large collection of antique ceramics and glass to include 18th century pearlware coffee pot, English and oriental ceramics

19th century Cantonese famille rose pot and cover and lot decorated china. The Cantonese pot has a few very small chips to the rim. Please see additional images on our website 

Silver plated four piece tea set, silver plated salver, hot water pot from Butlins, toast rack and teaspoons.

Two 18th century Chinese blue and white coffee cups and one tea bowl, together with three pot lids and other chinaOne cup chipped and has a broken handle, The other has a minor rim chip and the teabowl is perfect

A George IV silver coffee pot by WE, London 1826, with ivory insulators and a lobed body, 22.5cm high 32oztIMPORTANT NOTEThis lot contains ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Condition ReportGeneral knocks, scuffs, and wear. Splits to the ivory.

A silver three piece coffee service London 1978,comprising coffee jug, sugar bowl and cream jug,23cm height of coffee pot,approximate total weight 35ozt

A quantity of Shelley Queen Ann and other teawares, mid 20th century, to include tall trees pattern, the coffee pot, 19cm high, largest plate, 24 cm length,67 pieces with stamps and painted marks. Condition ReportSurface scratches and light rubbing to the decoration. Crazing throughout. Discolouration to the glaze, particularly to the rim of saucers. Base of coffee pot cracked.

A collection of silver items to include two sauceboats, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1923, 14.5cm wide, the other London 1762, 12cm wide, a silver cream jug, London 1770, 14cm high,27oztCondition ReportKnocks, scuffs and dents throughout. Oxidisation to all. Chased pot tested as silver. All others marked. Please see additional images.From left to right:Sauceboat) makers marks rubbed, London 1760. With knocks and dents, larger dent to one side, with foot dented into the body of the base. Chased pot and cover) Tested as silver, unmarked. Tarnished with pitting. Surface scratches and minor dents. Larger scratch to the base. Helmet shaped cream jug with covered rope handle) by Bernard Dinwoody Wilmot ,Birmingham 1891. Tarnished. Surface scratches. Jug sits tilted. Holes to the foot of the jug. Caddy) by George Unite, Birmingham 1915. Heavily dented. Surface scratches. Tarnished. Finial slightly askew. The frame atop the caddy to slide the lid into damaged and lifting. Chased cream jug) Makers marks rubbed, London 1770, Heavily tarnished. Knocks and wear. Denting.Chased tea caddy) c.1840, with Dutch export mark. Rubbing to the decoration, denting. Hole to the base. Tarnishing. Gravy boat) Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1923 (marks rubbed. Surface scratches and denting.

A pine cabinet, with two chevron panelled cupboards, 143cm wide 33cm deep129cm high, a chest of drawers,89cm wide 49cm deep79cm high, an oak pot cupboard, with a folding top, 44.5cm wide 40cm deep78.5cm high, and a pine corner shelf, 134cm high (4)Condition ReportAll used and worn.

A World War Two Voluntary Aid Detachment nurse's cape, owned by Joyce Rycroft (1918-2009), 1940s, navy wool with scarlet lining decorated with cloth formation signs and shoulder titles from UK, US and Canadian units, and tartan strips, together with, a collection of five 'The British Red Cross Society' enamelled badges (3 years service, Merit, Proficiency in Red Cross First Aid, Proficiency in Red Cross Nursing), four named 'J Rycroft', two pairs of brass 'Red Cross Cheshire' shoulder badges, a '3 years service slide', four 1942-1945 enamelled badges 'Red Cross Nursing', an enamelled Free French supporters 'Resurgam 1940' badge, a WVS Civil Defence badge, a British Blood Donor lapel badge, The British Red Cross Society brass and enamelled cap badge, two gorget cloth patches, a 'Mobile VAD' cloth badge, two buttons, an East Africa cloth Majors' rank slide, and a brass 'The King's African Rifles' cap badge, and a miniature George VI Defence Medal, and further ephemera, including her 'Soldier's Service Pay book, ATS and VAD Release book, handwritten and typed lecture cards, Red Cross certificates, (qty) Joyce Rycroft (1918-2009) served in the VAD as a nurse between 1942-1945. From extracts of her diary kept by her family, she was based at Capesthorne Hall, Nr Siddington, Cheshire, Woolton Towers, and Moston, then later at the Chester Military Hospital. On 26th October 1943, she noted that a large convoy of repatriated POW's arrived, many of whom died of Tuberculosis. In January 1944 she transferred to the Chester Military Hospital, again caring for many sick patients. She was very popular with the patients and was apparently called 'Honey Pot'.On D-Day, 6th June, the colonel-in-charge celebrated by sharing a bottle of champagne with the staff in the ward kitchen. She was demobbed on 4th February 1946.Her daughter notes that she worked extremely hard, was upset by some of the injuries she treated, but found solace in getting to know the patients and kept in contact with many of them. The diary recalls trips to dances, the cinema and dinners at the Grosvenor Hotel in Chester. Condition ReportFair overall. Wear to the collar and loose hanger tab Badges with some chips and wear.

A silver tea service by Atkin Brothers, 1952, teapot 28cm wide, hot water pot, 22cm tall, creamer 14cm wide, sugar bowl 17.5cm wide, total 60oztCondition Reporteach with dents and surface scratches

A Crown Derby 'Imari' porcelain coffee service early 20th century, pattern 2451, comprising six coffee cans, six saucers, a coffee pot and detachable cover, milk jug and sugar bowl, printed marks underneath,coffee pot 19cm high (16)Condition ReportOverall in very good condition.

A collection of silver items to include a pedestal sugar bowl and cover, Birmingham 1925, with a weighted base, 10.5cm high, a pierced silver bowl, by Deakin & Frances, 11.1cm diameter, a pair of ice tongs, stamped 900, 18cm long, two caddy spoons, a Continental teaspoon, the bowl embossed with a cow, a Russian silver salt, a pair of Continental sugar tongs, a sugar caster top, a silver toddy ladle, a silver mustard pot and an associated stand, and two silver toast racks, the larger by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, (qty.)weighable 16.7oztCondition ReportKnocks, wear, dents, and rubbing throughout.

A group of ormolu mounted marble items 19th century, comprising a rouge marble timepiece garniture, the timepiece with a single train movement, 22cm high, flanked by pair of candlesticks, 17.5cm high, and a desk stand, of navette form, with fitted pounce pots enclosing pen holders, 22.5cm wide (4)Condition ReportKnocks, wear and nibbles to the marble throughout. Timepiece movement not tested. One pounce pot finial loose.

A collection of silver items to include a George III oval mustard pot with blue glass liner, by Charles Chesterman II, London 1798, another Victorian example, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1899, another Victorian circular mustard pot with blue glass liner, and a silver-plated mustard pot by Elkington & Co., with blue glass liner,approximately 6ozt (qty.)Condition ReportGeorgian and Victorian marks, some possibly later. Overall good condition. Light tarnish. Some rubbing to marks but distinguishable. Part of base missing, bent parts and loose hinge to the Chesterman mustard pot. Nathan and Hayes pot maker's mark slightly rubbed. Please see additional images. 

Early 20th century silver and niello work trinket pot of octagonal form, possibly Egyptian, 5cm in diameter, 2.5ozs,.

George V silver mustard pot of shaped form with blue glass liner, (Birmingham 1925), together with a silver spoon, in Elizabeth Cannon box.

A Victorian silver pierced serving spoon 1866, together with a silver hammered pepper pot, Birmingham 1905, and a silver and glass lined pepper pot, Birmingham 1907, 108gm without glass.

A silver pierced condiment dish with lid and handle, lined with green glass, Birmingham 1911, together with a pierced silver salt and pepper pot, one lined with green glass, the other blue glass, Birmingham 1911, 1912. (3)