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A collection of approximately twenty-five assorted ceramic figures and ornaments, including three Nao figures, one of young girl with basket, another of young girl with books, and a further example, height of tallest 27.5cm, a Lladrό figure of a clown, height 21.5cm, a Beswick figure of a cat and three Beswick figures of birds, height of tallest 14.5cm, Goebel German ceramic figure of a blue tit, height 9.5cm, Royal Doulton figure of a lady, 'Fair Lady', height 18.5cm, two white glazed porcelain busts by David Sharp for Rye Pottery, a Staffordshire figure of a dog, two Continental ceramic figures of ladies, two figures of cats, etc.

Rye Pottery 'The Canterbury Tales' Chaucer figures to include The Friar, The Wife of Bath and The Reeve (3), 22cm tall. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Friar cracked.

Rye Pottery 'The Canterbury Tales' Chaucer figures to include The Knight, The Nun Prioress and Geoffrey Chaucer, (3), 31cm tall. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration.

Rye Pottery 'The Canterbury Tales' Chaucer figures to include The Monk with Greyhounds and the Franklin (3), 24cm tall. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration.

Rye Pottery 'The Canterbury Tales' Chaucer figures to include The Merchant, The Doctor of Physic and The Yeoman (3), 24cm tall. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration.

Rye Pottery 'The Canterbury Tales' Chaucer figures to include The Skipper, The Miller and The Pardoner (3), 23.5cm tall. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration.

Rye Pottery 'The Canterbury Tales' Chaucer figures to include The Summoner, The Cook and The Squire (3), 24cm tall. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration.

Studio Pottery including; green and orange drip glazed jug, impressed stamped ‘Tudor’, floral Rye pottery plate, Royal Stanley Jacobean ware, three piece Wade tea service, Poole; etc.

A Rye Pottery footed bowl, together with a Mabel Lucie Attwell mustard pot CONDITION REPORT In our judgement, condition of lot is good. Dimensions:Major axis of Rye Pottery bowl, 19cmMinor axis of Rye Pottery bowl, 18cmHeight, 21cmOur team of trusted experts are on hand to help and always endeavour to provide an accurate judgement. The ultimate responsibility lies with the buyer however, and we recommend that you make every effort to inspect the lot yourself. To that end, we have provided a number of additional images to showcase the lot in further detail.

Burmantofts - A collection of art pottery, including a lobe and shaft vase, in graded brown to blue, impressed marks to base, height 19cm, together with a turquoise glazed miniature flagon and a Rye Pottery sack vase, green glazed with foliate sprigged decoration, height 10cm. (7)

A Rye Pottery ceramic animal, a bison, by David Sharpe (English, contemporary), hand painted with geometric shapes in sgraffito glaze in mottled tones of blue, 15cm high, 23cm long, signed to base

A Rye Pottery ceramic animal, a bison, by David Sharpe (English, contemporary), hand painted with lilies and sunflowers in tones of underglaze blue on a white ground, 15cm high, 23cm long, signed to base

A bisque figure of Queen Victoria 21cm, pair of Rye Pottery foxes 23.5cm, Burglar Bill musical bottle with stopper 31cm, three other figures. (7)

A collection of Goebel ceramic Friar Tuck monk figures, Rye Pottery cats and a Stockholm . This lot cannot be posted

Staffordshire pottery figure of a seated dog, Rye pottery figure of a cat, a Royal Doulton figure and two reproduction pottery figures of dogs

Pair of Rye Pottery ceramic cat figures

A collection of ceramics to include a pair of Rye pottery cats, modelled seated, height 14cm, and a Royal Doulton series ware plate "Gaffers"

A collection of ceramics to include Denby, Rye Pottery figures, and Studio pottery (2 boxes)

A collection of David Sharp for Rye Pottery animals, comprising a duck, pig, bull and owl (4) Tallest - 34cm

A collection of 8 O'Donoghue model pottery houses, the largest depicting the Mermaid Inn Rye, 24.5cm across

A collection of Rye Pottery 'Canterbury Tales' figures on horseback to include The Doctor of Physic, The Dyer, The Reeve, The Pardoner, The Friar, The Summoner, The Monk, The Nun Prioress, The Guildsman, The Guildsman's Wife and Racing Greyhounds. (11).

A collection of Rye Pottery 'Canterbury Tales' figures on horseback to include The Oxford Cleric, The Knight, The Yeoman, The Franklin, The Merchant, The Squire, The Manciple, The Wife of Bath, Nun's Priest, The Host and The Cook. (11).

Gorka Géza (1895-1971) Art Deco woman with a bird, 18cm h, two Rye pottery dishes and a Wade Pegasus. (4)

Collection of Cats to include Rye Pottery, Beswick, Winstanley etc.

A Rye Pottery Hop Ware pint mug, height 12cmGood condition

A pair of graduated Rye Pottery Bellevue jugs, largest height excluding handle 9cmLargest jug handle has been broken and restored

2 Rye Pottery Hop Ware jugs, largest height 14cmTallest jug has 2 small rim chips

Rye Pottery, three Rye Pottery Canterbury Tales hand decorated figures, to include; The Monk, The Wife of Bath and The Friar. (3)

Four vintage Rye Pottery mugs, four colours with striped detail

David Sharp of Rye Pottery - modelled as a recumbant cat, 18cm wide, together with a tankard, two small Poole Pottery vases, an Italianate plant pot and a grey glazed vase with geometric band. (6)

Rye Pottery group of the Monk's Hounds, The Wife of Bath and the Friar from the Canterbury Tales series and a Wade pottery Pegasus vase (4)

A vintage Monastery Rye Cinque Ports Pottery coffee service, together with assorted antique china - on two shelves

Pair of Rye Pottery cat figurines, made in England, featuring blue and white glaze with orange bows.

Two Rye pottery figurines from the Canterbury Tales collection 'The Knight' & 'The Monk' largest 25cm

A Rye Pottery part coffee service; together with a Portmeirion 'Magic Garden Graphite' coffee pot, 33cm high; and similar cups etc.

A box of assorted ceramics & glasswares, includes a Rye pottery rabbit

A David Sharp at Rye Pottery figure of a badger - signed to underside, glazed in soft blue and white with flowers and leaves, 14cm long.* In good condition, with no faults.

A collection of Cinque Ports Rye pottery Wind in the Willows figures including Mr Toad, otter, owl, foxes, badger, squirrel etc

Collection of studio / art pottery including retro Rye Pottery, Aviemore, hare, storage 'cloves' etc

A Beswick model of a Bassett Hound; a Beswick brown Shire Horse; a Purbeck badger model; a pair of Rye Pottery polka dot mantel cats; assorted Hammersley Victorian Violets pattern animal trinkets; a novelty "Cat nap" teapot; qty

FOUR RYE POTTERY BEARS DECORATED BY JOAN DE BETHEL - THREE DATED 1992 - ONE DATED 1991

A majolica dish, glazed pottery vases and a Rye pottery table lamp, various. (1 tray)

Four Sussex pottery items comprising a Rye pottery vase and lamp plus two others. Tallest approx 40cm. Shipping category D.

A Rye Pottery ceramic animal, a bison, by David Sharpe (English, contemporary), hand painted with lilies and sunflowers in tones of underglaze blue on a white ground, 15cm high, 23cm long, signed to base

A Rye Pottery ceramic animal, a bison, by David Sharpe (English, contemporary), hand painted with geometric shapes in sgraffito glaze in mottled tones of blue, 15cm high, 23cm long, signed to base

A DAVID SHARP RYE POTTERY DUCK28cm long, with a moulded leather portrait sculpture and two Far Eastern boxes, one containing a carved seal, and a group of plated trophies

Three Rye Pottery ceramic figures on horseback. Estimate: £15-30

D T Sharp for Rye Pottery, Modernist model of a Bull. Decorated with stylised floral motifs on blue and brown mottled ground. Height: 13cm length: 24cm

David Sharp Rye Pottery piggy bank, signed pottery plate, Beswick swallows (1 with mended wing), Majolica plates, etc

A GROUP OF RYE POTTERY AND OTHER ANIMAL FIGURES, comprising two Rye Pottery dogs wearing bow ties, height of largest 14cm, a Rye Pottery cat, penguin (restored), and tile painted with sailing boats (tiny chips on edges), together with a Sylvac chimpanzee (light crazing) and a black forest style carved wooden bear (one leg repaired, repairs and chip on one foot, some rubs (7) (Condition Report: see description, otherwise appear ok)

RYE POTTERY, a pair of pottery Staffordshire style flat back figures of golfers, printed mark to base, 26cm high, together with a similar figure group of hop pickers, a small vase with multi-coloured stripe decoration, a Cinque Ports Pottery jug, an Iden pottery pig with detachable head and two pieces decorated by Steve Duffy, to comprise a tea pot and cover and a plate, decorated with cockerels and chickens(8)

A Rye Pottery Bull & Cow. 19x14cm

Walt Disney Snow White dolls china tea set, Rye Pottery, FDCs, etc.

Two Rye pottery ducks AF

Biddy HOLDEN (1920-2017) Peacock Double linoprint, signed within plate, 37.5cm x 23.5cm, 50cm x 35cm framed. Bridget (Biddy) moved back from Egypt ti Rye, Sussex in 1923 and stated she was inspired by Paul Nash who lived there at the time. Pre-war, she had studied art in Paris and Florence and studied at The Slade. Biddy moved to North Cornwall with her husband, Dr John Holden, in 1947 to take over Delabole Medical Practice, where they remained for the rest of their lives. In her early years in Cornwall, Biddy painted mainly watercolours, before then moving onto other mediums including linocuts, printing and mixed media. She was keenly involved in the Cornish art scene and helped to found the Camel Art Society in Wadebridge and was involved also from the beginning in founding St Endellion Music Festival. She held and annual art exhibition at the North Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery in Camelford which was usually combined with a pottery exhibition by Michael Cardew or Svend Bayer. Biddy continued to exhibit and sell her artwork well into her nineties and her family are now happy to release a few of her remaining pictures to be sold in aid of her chosen charities. In-house postage to UK postcodes would cost £25.22.

Biddy HOLDEN (1920-2017) Two Peacocks Linoprint, signed within plate, 35cm x 27.5cm, 48.5cm x 37.5cm framed. Bridget (Biddy) moved back from Egypt ti Rye, Sussex in 1923 and stated she was inspired by Paul Nash who lived there at the time. Pre-war, she had studied art in Paris and Florence and studied at The Slade. Biddy moved to North Cornwall with her husband, Dr John Holden, in 1947 to take over Delabole Medical Practice, where they remained for the rest of their lives. In her early years in Cornwall, Biddy painted mainly watercolours, before then moving onto other mediums including linocuts, printing and mixed media. She was keenly involved in the Cornish art scene and helped to found the Camel Art Society in Wadebridge and was involved also from the beginning in founding St Endellion Music Festival. She held and annual art exhibition at the North Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery in Camelford which was usually combined with a pottery exhibition by Michael Cardew or Svend Bayer. Biddy continued to exhibit and sell her artwork well into her nineties and her family are now happy to release a few of her remaining pictures to be sold in aid of her chosen charities. In-house postage to UK postcodes would cost £25.22.

Biddy HOLDEN (1920-2017) Birds from Doorway, Kilpeck Church, Herefordshire Lithoprint, signed, 29.5cm x 19cm, 42cm x 32cm framed. Bridget (Biddy) moved back from Egypt to Rye, Sussex in 1923 and stated she was inspired by Paul Nash who lived there at the time. Pre-war, she had studied art in Paris and Florence and studied at The Slade. Biddy moved to North Cornwall with her husband, Dr John Holden, in 1947 to take over Delabole Medical Practice, where they remained for the rest of their lives. In her early years in Cornwall, Biddy painted mainly watercolours, before then moving onto other mediums including linocuts, printing and mixed media. She was keenly involved in the Cornish art scene and helped to found the Camel Art Society in Wadebridge and was involved also from the beginning in founding St Endellion Music Festival. She held and annual art exhibition at the North Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery in Camelford which was usually combined with a pottery exhibition by Michael Cardew or Svend Bayer. Biddy continued to exhibit and sell her artwork well into her nineties and her family are now happy to release a few of her remaining pictures to be sold in aid of her chosen charities. In-house postage to UK postcodes would cost £25.22.

Selection of mixed 20th century ceramics to include Joan De Bethel Rye pottery cats, Carlton Ware foxglove mug with lid, Coalport Girl Guides figurines, girl in bonnet figurine, porcelain lady curtain tiebacks, blackbird pie funnel, Beswick fox and Collie figurine, Carlton Ware Dunlop men, Staffordshire character thimbles, China doll heads pill boxes, etc (1 box)

A pair of 1950's striped Rye Pottery mugs / tankards, one with red and blue stripes the other with blue stripes, both marked verso. (red h-14cm blue h-12.5cm) (2)

Hand painted vintage glass lemonade set plus Rye pottery and Danish pottery plates.