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A good collection of 19th century floral painted cabinet plates, including Coalport, Ridgway, Derby, etcA few pieces with crazing and a couple of hairlines but overall in good condition.

ROYAL DOULTON; a flambé glazed vase, decorated with a cottage amongst rural landscape, height 17cm, a further early 20th century Royal Doulton miniature twin handled vase, height 10.5cm, a pair of Ridgway 'St Albans' pattern tri-handled vases, both height 13.5cm, and an early 20th century pewter lidded jug, height 18cm (5).

A box of Ridgway Palazzo pattern dinner and teaware

A 19th century Ridgway part dessert service pattern no 830 comprising two oval serving dishes, two pairs of square serving dishes, two plates and a small dish

A Royal Doulton Bunnykins child's bowl with picnic scene and Barbara Vernon mark, a boxed Bunnykins mug, bowl and plate set and a Ridgway Pottery child's plate

A collection of assorted English blue and white pottery, 19th century, including a pair of Herculaneum 'Greek' plates, unmarked, 24.5cm diameter; Clews 'Donkey and Ruins' plate, impressed mark, 25cm diameter; John Rogers 'Monteporos' plate, 25cm diameter; a pair of toy or miniature saucers; John and William Ridgway 'Bamboo' dish with floral moulded handles, printed mark, 24cm wide; Lewis Llewelyn Dilywn (Swansea) 'Castle' plate, impressed 'DILYWN SWANSEA', 23.5cm diameter; octagonal 'Lady with Parasol' plate, 19.3cm wide; Spode Italian circular stand, impressed 'SPODE 43', 'Boy on the Buffalo' pearlware stand 27cm diameter; a Liverpool or Leed spearlware blue and white shell-edged plate, 23.5cm diameter; armorial ironstone plate retailed by Du Croz, Skinner Street, London and various other blue and white plates, together with two drabware jugs, a silver-lustre jug with birds and a Chamberlain's Worcester chamber stick, painted with a view of Malvern, with repaired handle (qty lot, some damages and/or restorations variously throughout)Condition:Herculaneum plates - 1st plate with restored reverse rim chip, hairline crack to rim, a couple of glaze faults and wear to rim2nd plate with several rim chips and small glaze blemishes to both sides - please see photosThe majority of other items in the lot are damaged in the forms of cracks, chips and old restorations

A Ridgway (Cauldon Place) tea and coffee service, circa 1830, of 'Grecian' shape, painted with floral sprays within panels of blue with gilded detail, comprising a teapot on stand, sucrier and cover, cream jug, slop basin, pair of sandwich or cake plates, ten coffee cups, nine teacups and twelve saucers, numbered 2/615 in iron red, teapot 16.5cm high (some damage) Condition:Teapot - cover broken and repaired through the centre body with two y-shaped cracks, some staining and crazing Sucrier - body cracks and hairlines to base Cream jug and slop basin - heavy spots of discolouration Teacups - four cracked and stained, the others all with staining Coffee cups - no damages but with varying degrees of staining throughout, with some crazing Saucers - stained and crazed throughout Teapot stand likewise stained, two plates in brighter condition

General Ridgway signed commemorative cover. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

A set of Victorian graduated porcelain armorial plates, probably John Ridgway & Co., each with scroll and gilt-heightened shaped borders, with the armorial crest of the Slaughter family,largest 55cm wide (6)

William Ridgway & Co. relief decorated stoneware jug with pewter cover, “Published by W. RIDGWAY, SON, & Co. Hanley, October 1835”.27cm

A sammelband of agricultural works including Irish farming and revolutionary discourse Seven scarce works bound in one volume Quarter leather with marbled boards, rubbed and bumped, ex libris label Ernest Ridley Debenham, English businessman and department store owner, MS index to front ffep with Courtney Library bookplate to verso, some toning and hand soling throughout but generally vg.G. Sinclair and Banjamin Holdich. 'An Essay on the Weeds of Agriculture: With Their Common and Botanical Names......Practical Remarks on their Destruction,' second edition, advertisement, xv, pp.82, James Ridgway, London, 1826.Willam McNab. 'Hints on the Planting and General Treatment of Hardy Evergreens, in the Climate of Scotland,' pp.40, Thomas Clarke, Edinburgh, 1830.'Remarks on the new successful Mode of converting Tillage Land to Permanent Pasture of the most fattening quality, in the space of one or two Seasons....,' pp.2, unknown imprint and date.Francis Blaikie. 'A Treatise on the Management of Hedges, and Hedge-Row Timber,' advertisement, pp.52, H. and W. Wright, London, 1828.W. Withers. 'A Letter to Sir Walter Scott, Bart. Exposing Certain Fundamental Errors in His Late Essay on Planting, and Containing Observations on the Pruning and Thinning of Woods, and Maxims for Profitable Planting,' pp.123, Printed for Messers, Longmans et al by James Shalders, London, 1828.Henry Hoyte. 'A Treatise on Agriculture, Addressed to the Noblemen and Gentlemen of Landed Property in Ireland; With Hints, the Practical Application of Which Must Ultimateley Ameliorate the Condition of the Peasantry, and Greatly Improve the Landed Interest of this Kingdom......dedicated, by Permission, to Robert Latouche,' pp.40, subscribers list, Printed for the author, by Bentham and Hardy, Dublin, 1828.H. Gibbs (Artist). 'A Grand National Co-Operation: Or, Rebellion and Civil War Pretended, And England effectually emancipated from all individual and National Distress....the Plan Comprehends the Removal of All Taxes, and in a short time the Discharge of the National Debt......The Total Abolition of Slavery....,' iii, pp.30, W. Hill, Maidstone, 1829.This remarkable and little-known 1829 pamphlet with no known references (including in the British Library and on WorldCat) proposes a sweeping vision for social and economic reform in Britain. Its ambitious plan includes the complete removal of all taxes, the rapid discharge of the national debt, and most radically, the total abolition of slavery.The anonymous author—humble about his capabilities—admits the work’s imperfections, stating: “The Author makes no apology for the imperfection of the little work here submitted... he leaves wiser heads to improve upon the general principles laid down.” Nevertheless, his ideas prefigure in striking ways the revolutionary propositions later articulated in Marx and Engels' Communist Manifesto (1848).Plans considered including the discontinuance of money for home purposes; Divide Great Britain and Ireland into districts and sections to be most perfect order in the distribution of employment and provisions; Appoint officers and officials etc.....Character and talent must be strictly attended to in the choice; form general and local committees from among the appointed officers; Government, commissioners and surveyors will point out the public works, and the committees will direct the same together with all local labour etc; The committees will make a selection from youth of both sexes, to be taught professions and trades etc according to rank, talents and capacities; an additional number of public schools, and private teachers may be prepared for the reception of every child according to the respective rank of their parents &c. &c.

Collection of 'Homemaker' China by Ridgway Potteries, circa 1950/60s, comprising two bread and butter/cake plates, seven side plates, three bowls, four teacups and five saucers, eight coffee cups with coloured interiors, two turquoise, two lime, two green and two pink, with six saucers.

American, 1873-1948VeniceSigned Aston Knight/Paris (lr)Oil on canvas32 x 26 inches (81.3 x 66 cm)Exhibited:Ithaca, New York, Cornell University, Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, A Pastoral Legacy: Daniel Ridgway Knight and Louis Aston Knight, May 5, 1989 - Feb. 28, 1990(Frame: 38 x 32 inches)Wax lined; frame rubbing; scattered craquelure; impasto slightly flat from the lining; scattered inpainting along the edges and around the perimeter of the painting; mainly at the top and in the darker pigments.

A Ridgway Homemaker black and white part tea service comprising 5 black tea cups (one handle broken), a matched tea cup and 6 black and white saucers and tea plates. Location:G

A 19th century John Ridgway large Meat Plate with floral decoration in iron red, blue, green, gilt, etc, 19 x 16in. marked on reverse PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N COMPANY, made circa 1840 for P & O

Small collection of Oriental prints, paintings and needlework including F Ridgway-oriental painting c.1920 Geisha with a parasol and crane and a shrimp print Signed Qi Baishi (6)

A MIXED LOT OF CERAMICS TO INCLUDE A LARGE RIDGWAY IRONSTONE SERVING TUREEN, BOWLS, PLATES, ETC

A Framed 19th Century Coloured Engraving, Geraniaceae, Published by J Ridgway Jan 1 1824, Subject 13x20cm

A John & William Ridgway blue printed earthenware Rural Scenery pattern meat dish, c1840, 42cm w, printed mark and a set of three Benjamin Adams blue printed earthenware Tendril pattern segment dishes and covers, c1830, 33cm w (7) Meat dish - Some discolouration and crazing, in otherwise good condition Segment - Two covers with minor hairline crack, some minor wear at corners, but in largely good condition

A William Ridgway blue printed Stone China dessert service, c1840, painted in polychrome, 24.5cm w and smaller, pattern no 2667, printed mark (16) One dish with hairline crack and chip to handle, the rest in good condition

John and William Ridgway plate decorated India Temple pattern, 26cm diameter, together with a Spode plate decorated Death of a Bear pattern, 25cm and a Spode plate decorated with Oriental Scenery pattern, 24.5cm

Pair of 19th Century English blue and white transfer printed dessert dishes decorated with Antique scenery pattern, 24cm wide, together with a Ridgway blue and white transfer printed dish decorated with rural scenery, 28cm wide

19th Century blue and white transfer printed meat dish, possibly Ridgway, decorated with British Scenery series, Leamington Baths, 48cm wide

19th Century blue and white transfer printed meat dish by William Ridgway & Co. decorated with the Tyrolean pattern, 43cm wide, together with another 19th Century Staffordshire blue and white transfer printed meat dish decorated with a British landscape scene, 45cm wide

Large early 19th Century blue and white transfer printed meat platter by John and William Ridgway, decorated with the India Temple pattern, 53.5cm wide (firing crack)

FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE ASSORTED CERAMICS to include a box of Ridgway 'Blue Rhapsody' tea and dinner wares, a group of decorative ceramic houses from Norfolk and Suffolk based studios, a small group of Japanese eggshell porcelain cups and saucers, two teal planters, a box of assorted plates, a Beswick chicken shaped egg pot, etc (5 boxes and loose) (s.d)

A Mixed Collection of Ceramics to inlcude 19th Century handpaitned porcelin service ware, Ridgway Lidded Meat Platter etc. (1 Tray)

Ridgway real stone china green floral pattern to include 23 dia plates, three shallow serving bowls, Royal Grafton Kismet coffee cans & saucers, Foley teacups & saucers, Coalport Pearl coffee cans & saucers(age related wear noted)(2Trays)

Three Ridgway Homemaker bowls and a Goebel jug.

A group of Ridgway Home Maker pattern pottery, comprising a vegetable tureen and cover, three dinner, dessert and salad plates, five side plates, six fruit bowls, a cereal bowl, milk jug, and a coffee pot lid.

A Bust of John Locke by C.Delpech, marked E.W. Wyon, together with a bust of George Handel by Ridgway Bates and Co, largest 27cm (2)

FOUR BOXES OF BLUE AND WHITE CERAMICS to include a large quantity of 'Willow' pattern items from various manufacturers to include Woods, Churchill, Ridgway, Allerton, etc comprising cups, saucers, plates, etc, a small group of 'Denmark' patterned items from manufacturers to include Furnishings, Chruchill, etc, a group of Ridgway 'Windsor' items, etc (4 boxes) (s.d)

A Ridgway tea service hand painted with floral patterns on a crackle glaze ground, comprising of tea pot, 6 cups and saucers, (13), sold together with a Paladin tea service and a glass dump paperweight (28)

A 19thC English porcelain large bowl possibly Ridgway. Painted mark to base 2/726. Diameter 29cm x 14cm h.

John Ridgway, pair of 19th century porcelain plates, with hand painted botanical studies in blue and gilt surrounds, diameter 25.5cmVery good condition, very light gilt rubbing

Ridgway boxed twenty one piece tea set, and boxed Royal Albert eighteen piece tea set. Not available for in-house P&P

A Ridgway "Gaywood" part dinner service and eight collector's plates, boxed

A large 19th century Staffordshire pottery blue and white Hawthornden pattern cheese bell by Ridgway Sparks & Ridgway, 33cms base diameter x 32cms high. Estimate £30-50.

3 Toby jugs including Ridgway & a large musical example

Higham Premier Brass Bugle, stamped with Military arrow (dints). Commemorative ware, Winton cake stand and Ridgway Homemaker saucers, other ceramics, camera, etc:- One Box.

A Small Collection of Aynsley "Cottage Garden" Porcelain, together with a Duchess china coffee set, and a Ridgway "Graywood" dinner service (three boxes)

Victorian Ridgway blue and white ‘Humphrey’s Clock’ pattern dinner service

Group of early 19th century English blue and white transfer printed plates, including Spode, Ridgway, Jones, etc, and one 18th century Chinese

A pair early 20th century Ridgway pottery vases of double gourd form, decorated in the Japanese taste, makers mark to base, h18.5cm

William Ridgway & Son C1830 all pieces are unmarked  Transfer decorated with flowers and leaves in pink 2 x soup plates and a twin handled lidded ice pale( please note , no liner ) Measurements:- soup plates measure 26cm across and the ice pale stands 20cm high Condition:- Good , commensurate with age View all pictures

A quantity of coffee pots including Ridgway 'Conway', Shelley (a/f), Poole etc plus a Spode Italian teapot.(chi to spout).

This 2-piece set of Royal Doulton character jugs features Old King Cole, modeled with a jovial expression, golden hair, and an ornate crown. The larger jug was produced by Royal Doulton England, while the smaller jug was made exclusively for Ridgway. Both showcase detailed hand-painted features and embossed text reading "Old King Cole" on the reverse. A delightful addition for collectors of Royal Doulton character jugs and nursery rhyme-themed ceramics. Largest measures 3.25"H.Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Mixed Collection of Blue and White Teaware including Adams, Ridgway etc. (1 Tray)

A Chamberlains Worcester Porcelain Dessert Plate, circa 1810, painted with a titled botanical subject "Dog Rose, under a gadroon and shell moulded border, script mark 21cm wide A Similar Soup Plate, gadrooned, with Brunswick blue and gilt border and painted with flowers, script mark 23cm wide A Bloor Derby Plate, with green border and titled specimen with butterflies "Geranium", printed mark 25cm wide A Ridgway Dessert Plate, moulded with grapes, gilded over a pink ground and painted with still life fruit, pattern number 566 20.5cm wide A Similar Plate, with fruit under a pierced gilt and green border 22cm wide Two Further Plates A Spode Pedestal Sauce Tureen, with butterfly handles and knop 14cm high A William of Wykeham Small Teapot and Cover 13.5cm high A Circular Stand, painted with butterflies and flowers 17.5cm diameter (12)Provenance: The Selected Contents of Scorborough Lodge from the Estate of Stephen Thornley-Wilson Dog rose - crazed, three tight hair cracks to the rim Brunswick soup - good condition, slight gilt loss Bloor geranium - four small rim chips to the rear of the rim, gilt wear Ridgway playte (pink) - very slight crazing only Pierced fruit - crack Blue landscape plate - worn Green border plate - cracks Spode tureen - cover loss to one wing of knop, piece re glued to the rim, crack to rim, base with loss to all wings no other damage Teapot - spout end and knop with restoration Stand - good

19th century English porcelain - comprising a pair of bowls, painted pattern no. 2112 to base, possibly Ridgway, painted with pink roses and gilt scrolls on a pale green ground, 16.5cm diameter; a set of three plates, painted in iron red and gilt with foliate scrolls, 25.2cm diameter; and a cobalt blue and gilt Crown Staffordshire 16-piece part dessert service. (21)

19th century part tea service attributed to Ridgway, gilded and painted with floral decoration, comprising eight tea cups, ten coffee cups, twelve saucers, two large dishes, teapot, milk jug and slop bowl

Pair of 19th century pate sur pate border plates, probably Ridgway or Coalport, each painted with floral spray, together with a group of 19th century floral painted tea wares, etc

An early Victorian William Ridgway & Co. relief moulded buff jug, decorated with a jousting scene beneath Gothic arches, above a vine frieze, 22cm high, impressed mark, dated September 1st 1840; a Thomas Till & Son relief moulded celedon green jug, decorated with David and Goliath scene, 23cm high, diamond registration mark in relief dated 1854, impressed mark; a Charles Meigh relief moulded jug, in white, decorated with Bacchanalian revellers, 19.5cm high, marks in relief, c.1863 (3)

F.W. Ridgway (19th century) - The Strong Box, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1890 lower right, 20cm x 25.5cm, within a gilt composition frame.

A STONEWARE JUG BY RIDGWAY & CO.19th century, moulded in relief with scenes from the poems of Robert Burns, 16.5cm high; together with a jug by W. B. Cobridge, 17cm high; and three further similar (5)

Large mid Victorian oil on canvas, study of a gentleman (unsigned)possibly Thomas Ridgway Bridson - mayor Bolton 1847-1848 . 103 cm x 89 cm size including frame

Selection of Royal Doulton blue and gold trim service ware to include plates, platters and tureens together with Spode Italian and Ridgway 'Windsor' plates and 'Real Old Willow' cups and saucers (2 boxes)

Collection of assorted mid-century ceramic tableware. Including Ridgway Home Maker, Carlton ware and Beswick, etc.

An early 19th century blue and white Rural Scenery pattern sauce tureen by John and William Ridgway having a hand painted cobalt cornucopia finial and rams head handles with a transfer printed vignette to the globular body depicting a figure with horse and cart on a splayed floral foot with maker's marks in underglaze blue to the base and an inscribed note inside the lid. H.17.5cm

A QUANTITY OF TEA AND DINNER WARE TO INCLUDE RETRO RIDGWAY IRONSTONE PLATES, AYNSLEY TEA CUPS AND SAUCERSJUGS, GLASS PRESERVE POTS, ETC