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Staffordshire pottery fox-shaped stirrup cup, circa 1820, moulded with purple fruiting vine and fox head, naturalistically enriched in iron red and black, 11.5cm long 

Collection of Staffordshire pottery figures and a pair of spaniels, late 19th century, including equestrian figures of Dick Turpin, Tom King, a pair of small models of recumbent spaniels and a Boness-style model of a lion with amber glass eyes, 28cm long (8)  

Collection of miniature porcelain models of animals and figures including: a pair of sheep, possibly Meissen, unmarked, naturalistically modelled recumbent, two continental porcelain models of cows, a Crown Staffordshire porcelain model of a hunting hound, two continental porcelain miniature figures of ladies, a Sevres-style pink ground miniature coffee can, an English porcelain spirally moulded tea bowl and saucer, circa 1800, painted in green and gilt with scattered sprigs and insects and a Chinese Export famille rose tea bowl and saucer painted with flower sprays within diaper pattern borders (some damages and repairs) 

Group of 19th century Staffordshire pottery figures including a figure group representing the Murder of Thomas Smith by William Collier, a highlander with spaniel, a figure of Red Riding Hood, a figure of King John signing the Magna Carta, a Royal family group, a group of school boys and others, 37cm high max (8)  

Collection of 19th century Staffordshire pottery figures, comprising equestrian figures of War and Peace, a farmer seated with a spaniel, an equestrian highlander and a pair of spaniel spill vases, 33cm high (6) 

Pair of mid-19th century English porcelain botanical blue ground cabinet plates, a Staffordshire pottery model of a squirrel perched on an oak stump (cracked and restuck), a Chinese Export willow pattern coffee cup and saucer, two coffee cups similar and a Spode teapot, cover and stand, gilt and painted with blue husks, circa 1830, various printed and painted marks (damages) 

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.

CLARICE CLIFF FOR STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY; an Art Deco conical form sugar sifter in the 'Fantasque Pastel Melon' pattern, height 14cm.

Three pairs of 19th century Staffordshire spaniels

Two pairs of Staffordshire zebras

Unusual pair of Staffordshire swan dish and covers

Good eccentric collection of ceramics, including Whieldon type teapot and cover, Staffordshire Dalmatians, a decorative jardinière etc

Various ceramics including Staffordshire cat figurine, sundries

Pair of Staffordshire models of lions

Pair of uranium glass vases, two similar bowls, blue glass vase and Staffordshire Spaniel (6).

Four 19th century Staffordshire pottery figure groups, Parian Bust of Grief, another of the crying child and another of winter and another parianware bust (8).

A late Staffordshire sheep and lamb spill vase, and three small Continental porcelain sheep

A collection of Staffordshire pottery 19th century, comprising a man on horseback, two female figures, a pair of seated spaniels, a hunting dog, a spill vase with girls, a man holding a basket, a seated woman with a lamb, a Jack Tar sailor figure, a pair of a king and queen, a model of Stanfield Hall, a figural spill vase, a seated man with a dog, a money box in the form of a house, a clock face with children, largest figure 34cm high (7)

A Staffordshire cow creamer early 19th century, with pink lustre spotted decoration,cm highand a Flight Barr & Barr Worcester porcelain vase,19th century, enamelled with a floral band, painted marks,8.9cm high (2)Condition ReportCow) Cracked horn with losses. Nibbles to the edges and signs of old tape adhesive. Small nibbles to the foot rim.Worcester) Wear and losses to the gilding. Minor nibbles to the foot of the vase.

A group of Staffordshire pottery figures, 19th century, comprising a flat back example, a lady and a gentleman, with anthropomorphic dogs, 25cm high, a cream jug modeled as a cow and a dairymaid, 19.5cm wide, together with a flatback sheep, decorated with chipped glaze,12cm high, and a cow and its calf, on a base decorated with encrusted flowers, 8cm high, with impressed and painted marks, each painted in polychrome (4)Condition ReportFlat back couple) With knocks and wear, and losses to the tree, loss to both arms of the gentleman and loss to the arm of the lady, loss to fingers, losses and chips to the dogs, one detached from the base, chips to the base. Rubbing and wear to the decoration. Cream jug) Firing crack to the interior of the ladys hat and interior. Possibly a loose piece to the interior as it rattles when shaken. Rubbing and wear to the decoration. Restoration the the hat. Sheep) Nibbles and losses. Crazing. Hairline crack to the face. Losses to the glaze. Cow) Rubbing and chips to the glaze. Losses to the encrusted flowers, horns, and udders. Chip to the base.

A 19th century Staffordshire flatback figure of a camel - sponge painted in colours to the back and front with a naturalistic base, moulded with a leather water flask, 15.3cm high.

A three piece 19th century Staffordshire toby jug cruet set - 14cm high, the mustard with a glued repair to lid, small chip to base of jug.

A small group of Staffordshire and other pottery - including an early 20th century figure of a parrot, black printed stamp 'Staffordshire Ware England', 19.7cm high; a Staffordshire figure of Nell, the Cobbler's Wife; two reproduction Staffordshire-style figures of a tiger and a seated Dalmation; a Staffordshire Toby jug, 11.5cm high; a Winstanley style figure of a squirrel, 13cm high; and an Alder Vale Devon Ware puzzle jug.

Four 19th century Staffordshire dogs and poodles - comprising a matched pair of white glazed poodles with shredded clay fur and separate front legs, 17.5cm high; together with a pair of pearlware spaniels painted in iron red, 19.5cm high. (one spaniel with hairline across top of head)* Poodles: Both in good condition, with a few tiny nicks to the paint to the muzzles. Spaniels: One has a hairline crack across the top of the head, probably following the seam beneath the glaze - it also has three glaze flakes to the right ear. Both have paint loss to the eyes and some glaze crazing.

A pair of 19th century Staffordshire figures of donkeys - carrying baskets of fruit across their backs, on naturalistic bases, 18.2cm high.* In good condition, with no damage or restoration noted. 

A 19th century Staffordshire elephant spill vase - 14.4cm high (restoration to rim of vase).

A pair of scarce 19th century Staffordshire bull mastiff spill vases - 15.5cm high, chip to ear on one dog.* Small chip to tip of ear on one dog. The other with some glaze crazing throughout. No other faults and no restoration.

A pair of 19th century Staffordshire figures of giraffes - modelled lying beneath a palm style tree, on a naturalistic base, 13.8cm high.* In good condition, with no losses or repairs. Some glaze crazing to one of the figures and a few small firing cracks to the upper tree leaves.

A small group of china and porcelain animal figures - including a studio pottery stoneware owl by Audrey ??, Martinstown, Dorset, 13.9cm high; a stoneware studio pottery puffin by John Parkes and Barbara Pilkington, Animal Friends, Penzance, 7.5cm long; a pair of Beswick 1378 Staffordshire-style dogs, impressed factory marks, 13.5cm high; a Studio Szeiler pig money bank; two geese figures by Lladro and Nao; and a Sylvac 1433 puppy; together with a Burleigh Ware 4929 kangaroo jug, 17.75cm high. (9)

A small group of pottery, porcelain and glass figures of animals and birds - including a pair of modern Chinese porcelain ducks, 23cm high; a Staffordshire figure of Mother Goose; a painted glass covered dish in the form of a tortoise, 20.2cm long; three small glass figures of seated dogs; and two 1920s-30s novelties.

A 19th century Staffordshire pottery commemorative jug modelled as Admiral Lord Nelson - 29cm high.

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)

Three Staffordshire pearlware figures of a stag and deer - comprising a stag and doe pair, modelled in a recumbent pose with foliate bocage behind, on a naturalistic base with yellow scrolls to the edges, the stag 13.4cm high; and a recumbent doe on a naturalistic base, 12.8cm high (all with restorations).* Pair - both have extensive professional restoration to the bocage. The stag has restoration to the antlers and one ear. The doe has restoration to the ears. Larger doe - restoration to the lower neck, back left leg and ears. 

Three 19th / early 20th century plates - comprising a French faience charger by Nevers, possibly Antoine Montagnon, probably late 19th century, painted green bow and AM monogram marks, decorated with a nobleman on horseback with his dog, titled 'Jullien le faure 1742', 30.25cm diameter; a Romanian Korond earthenware plate painted with a stylised floral design within a lime green border with incised wrigglework, 24.8cm diameter; and a mid-19th century Pinder & Bourne osier moulded plate painted with a fish amidst aquatic plants on a celadon glazed ground, impressed maker's mark, 22.9cm diameter; together with a reproduction Staffordshire figure, 'Turkey England France'. (4)

A pair of 19th century Staffordshire figures of zebras - on naturalistic bases, each with one front foot raised, 20.8cm high.* In good condition, with just some glaze crazing and a few spattered spots of white emulsion paint to the surface on one of the figures.

A pair of 19th century Staffordshire dogs - with separately moulded front legs, painted in copper lustre and white, 23.75cm high (one with hairline cracks); together with a similar example in green and white. (3)

A Salter 'The Staffordshire' kitchen scales with weights - the cast metal and brass scales with two sets of imperial cast iron and brass (¼oz to 2lb) and metric brass (5g to 500g) weights.

Three 19th century Staffordshire figures, all three a/f - one of Sir Charles Napier, modelled standing beside his horse, 23cm high (head repaired); a flatback figure of a seated couple with an exotic bird on a chaise, 26.5cm high (repair to top of musical instrument); and a figural box and cover, modelled as St George and the dragon, the box base painted with a floral spray and strawberries, 23.5cm high. (head of figure repaired); together with a mid-century majolica figure of a classical maiden with dove, seated on rockwork, on a shallow pedestal with Whieldon-style green, ochre and brown glaze, 24.1cm high (chip to toes). (4)

Five antique and vintage pottery and cast metal figures of animals and dogs - comprising a Beswick Ch. Wendover Billy; a Beswick Shetland Pony foal; a 19th century Staffordshire cow creamer (lacks cover, tail restored, one ear glued); and two painted cast alloy figures of seated terriers, 19cm high max; together with a plaster bust of King George VI, 16.5cm high; a silver novelty Guernsey can pepper, Birmingham 1908; and two small silver salt shakers (one a/f).

JESSIE TATE, PRIMAVERA, FOR STYLECRAFT BY MIDWINTER (STAFFORDSHIRE): TWO PLATES 1950s, the cream ground decorated with polychrome stylised foliage, 21.7cm diameter; together with a Price, Kensington, ceramic rolling pin with blue painted wood handle, 42cm long (3)

A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE STANDING GREYHOUND FIGURESlate 19th century, posed with rabbits in their mouths, on gilt lined shaped bases, each 19.5cm high x 18cm wide x 6cm deep (2)

A MATCHED PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE SEATED GREYHOUND PEN HOLDERS19th century, paws crossed and recumbent, on cobalt blue bases, 12cm high x 16cm wide x 5.6cm deep; together with a lone standing greyhound with rabbit at its feet, 15.5cm high x 9.7cm wide x 6cm deep (3)

THREE STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES including a figure of the young Victoria riding side-saddle on horseback, 18cm high, a spill vase and a similar figure of a seated gentleman (3)Provenance: A private East Dorset collection.

A pair of mid 19th Century Staffordshire desk inkwell pedestals with quill holders, floral decoration. 7cm x 18cm

Two Staffordshire arbour figures. Figures by camp fire and seated musicians, crack to neck and chip to base of first example. 21.5cm x 14cm and 24.5cm x 18cm

A Staffordshire pottery figural group of King John Signing the Magna Carta circa 1855, 33cm x 20cm

A Staffordshire cottage and similar porcelain example with blue circular crown mark to base. 13cm x 10.5cm and 12.5cm x 10.5cm

Two circa 1850's Staffordshire figures celebrating the rapid expansion of rail travel, one possibly representing Euston Station the other with central spill vase, glued top. 28cm x 19.5cm and 25.5cm x 12cm

An 18th Century Staffordshire Prattware panel (cracked), Reverend John Wesley plaque, "The best of all God is with us" and Prometheus and the eagle wall plaque, 8.5cm, 18.5cm and 22cm diameter

Two Victorian Staffordshire figures "Harvest & Home" female and male figure on horseback, 28.5cm x 19cm

An early 19th Century Staffordshire spittoon with transfer-print scene, base marked. A cow creamer, horn missing and Worcester saucer. 10cm x 15cm, 12cm x 16cm and 14.5cm diameter (3)

A Victorian Staffordshire figure depicting Thomas Smith Junior and William Collier who was a convicted poacher hung in 1866 for the brutal murder of William Smith, apparently the last man hanged in Stafford. Firing cracks present. 34cm x 19.5cm

Three Victorian Staffordshire figures including couple seated under an arbour, girl by tree and shepherd spill vase, hairline cracks present. 34.5cm tall, 20.5cm tall and 17.5cm tall

A circa 1850's Staffordshire figural group portraying David Copperfield and Clara Peggotty, characters from Charles Dickens novels. The group depicts a young boy and elderly woman standing. 19.5cm tall x 9cm

Two Victorian Staffordshire money boxes including cobalt blue roofed house and hexagonal cottage which has cracks present. 16cm x 12cm and 9.5cm x 6.5cm

TAUNT (HENRY) 'A new Map of the River Thames from Thames Head to London'6th Edition, Taunt, Oxford (1897), green cloth plus WHITE (William), 'History, Gazetteer and Directory of Staffordshire...' 1851,lacks map, full calf rebacked (2)

A 19th century Staffordshire mocha jug with a pouring spout circa 1840 18cm high

A 19th century Staffordshire hen on the nest figure circa 1840-60 17cm wide 13cm high

A Staffordshire mocha mug with a pinky brown ground and a dendritic tree decoration circa 1820-1830 13cm high together with a rare William IV mug with a slab seal and horizonal tree decoration 13cm high (2)

Staffordshire portrait pugilist figure group of 'Heenan' and 'Sayers, circa 1860, modelled as two shirtless boxing men, polychrome enamel painted, mounted on a naturalistic, gilt titled base, 22.5cm highNote: The American boxer John C Heenan, left, and the English boxer Tom Sayers fought the 'fight of the century' at an outdoor ring near Farnborough, Hampshire in 1860. Considered by many as the first modern international boxing match, Heenan at 6ft 2in and 195lb towered above Sayers's 5ft 8in and 149lb, the result of their meeting was one of the bloodiest and longest fights in history, ending in a draw and police storming the ring after 2 hours and 27 minutes of fighting.