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Moorcroft Pottery of Stoke-on-Trent: A trial piece ceramic lidded ginger jar in the Wish Upon a Star pattern designed by Nicola Slaney, makers mark to base, 11cm

Arsenal Football Club Home Programmes 1950 V Burnley, 1956-57 V Newcastle, V Sheffield Wed, V Manchester United, V Manchester City, V Tottenham Hotspur, V Aston Villa, V Bolton Wanderers, V Stoke City, V Portsmouth, V Charlton, V Blackpool, V Leeds United, V Wolverhampton W, V Luton Town, V Everton, FA Cup 5th Rd Replay V Preston North End, 1957-58 Season, V Nottingham Forest, V Preston North End and V Blackpool (20) along with a 1949 Chales G Webb Testimonial Match Programme, Arsenal V Portsmouth played at Goldstone Ground Hove

Football Programmes, Leeds United 1968-1980's including 1964 Leeds United V Nottingham Forest, 1967 Leeds United V Machester City, 1968 Stoke City V Leeds United, 1969 Leeds United V Derby County, 1970 FA Cup Semi Final Manchester United V Leeds United, 1974 Charity Shield Leeds United V Liverpool, 1972 FA Cup Final Arsenal V Leeds United, 1974-75 League Cup 4th Round Chester V Leeds Utd, 1977 West Ham United V Leeds United, 1977 League Cup 4th Round Bolton Wanderers V Leeds United, 1980's large collection 80+ , most in good condition, along with a 1967 Leeds United AFC Team Photograph in glazed frame

Part of the Professions series. This intricately crafted porcelain character jug depicts a bearded falconer with a falcon perched on his hand. Designed with rich color tones, the jug features a detailed headdress in shades of teal, black, and white, with an expressive sculpted face. This character jug is part of Royal Doulton's celebrated series, capturing historical and occupational figures with fine hand-painted detail. The Falconer jug is a sought-after collector's piece, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship of Royal Doulton. Stoke-on-Trent jubilee backstamp.Artist: Max HenkIssued: c. 1960 - 1991Dimensions: 7.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Modelled by the talented Roy Charles Asplin, this early prototype version was blocked in June 1945, this month marking its 80th birthday! This prototype is model 1275, whereas the version produced without the man and the Belle in different colours was model 1286, indicating that the original model was swiftly disgraced and swiftly remodelled without the male figure. Interestingly the produced model of just the ladybug the sofa was not introduced until 1947. This delightful model makes perfect sense with the Belle and her suitor paying court to her! One can trace this model not only through a late 1930s blocking book but also the original shape model book. In the latter, one can see that the number 1275 was soon reassigned to one of Peggy Davies' small pig models. As with all prototypes the modelling is not only crisper but the detail in the painting is exceptional, as these prototypes were painted only by their most established and trusted artists. Roy Charles Asplin is perhaps not a name many know in connection with Royal Doulton but he was in fact apprenticed to the company before emigrating to Canada where he lived out his life until 2014. Born in 1925 in Hanley, one of the famous Six Towns that make up Stoke-on-Trent, his years with Royal Doulton set his career path as he continued to model and produce figures as well as character jugs and even statues. His style of Royal Doulton figures is quite different to his contemporaries Leslie Harradine and Peggy Davies, and here is a photograph of him from 1943 at the age of 18 modelling a further prototype duo after the ballet stars Moira Shearer and Alexis Rassine.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 9.5"L x 5.75"L x 7"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

SHORTER & SONS, STOKE ON TRENT FISH PLATES. (QTY). comprising eleven yellow plates, six red plates, three sauce boats two with trays, two yellow lidded tureens, one red lidded tureen, two large yellow serving trays and one large red serving tray. Serving plate 30cm L.

Three book of local Staffordshire interest by E.J.D. Warrilow to include, 'History of Eturia' 1952, 1st Edition, 'Arnold Bennett and Stoke on Trent' 1966, together with 'Lantern Lecture on Stoke-on-Trent' 1979, (3).

A collection of football ephemera to include two 1960s Stoke City Football Club programmes 'Stanley Mathews' specials together with a 1948 Bristol City F.C. v. Notts County, (3).

A late Victorian or Edwardian, propelling pencil the engraved body with florette pushers, the foliate finial with citrine seal, the whole of rose gold coloured metal, unmarked but likely rolled gold, complete in leather fitted case, with a pair of rolled gold spectactles in Hanwell of Stoke on Trent case (2). Testing marks to spectacles arm.

W2227 Wrenn ‘Duchess’ class 4-6-2 loco & tender ‘City of Stoke on Trent’ LMS black lined straw No.6254. excellent condition, box excellent, with instructions, no packer number. Tape marks match.

Corgi Toys 1/50 scale group of 13 loose modern issue haulage diecast to include DAF CF85.430 James S Hislop Bedmax, Volvo FH James Blakeman & Co Ltd Stoke on Trent, DAF 95 XF Peter Wood Oldham, Renault Premium TNT Global Express and others (models in varying conditions)

Model Icons 1/18th scale group of 2 boxed Limited Edition models to include; a Jaguar 240 Staffordshire County and Stoke On Trent Constabulary Police Car (Playworn with retouches) with missing antenna, housed in a polystyrene packed pictorial card worn box, together with a 1960 Coombs Jaguar MK2 3.8 (minor marks to the model otherwise excellent) housed in an acrylic display case, both with certificates

Boxed Wrenn OO gauge W2227 4-6-2 Stoke on Trent City LMS locomotive (neat writing to box lid)

A group of 4 Moorcroft mugs to include 2 mugs made for the Moorcroft Collectors club (1997 & 2000) together with a Walter Moorcroft bottle oven mug 1986 , made to commemorate the national garden festival in held in Stoke on Trent, and an usual Rose deign mug by Walter Moorcroft c1986. all in good overall condition, but crazing to base of rose mug

Morestone Large Scale Model AA Road Service Land Rover, yellow body, black roof, in very good original condition, missing metal aerial, box is good, plus Coronation class locomotive diecast metal and a Jaguar Limousine both TTI Stoke On Trent, Crescent Jaguar, 11 x Gilco road signs, small service repair ramp and Dunlop tyre rack. (17 items)

A Wrenn H0/00 W2227 City Of Stoke On Trent Locomotive and Tender 4-6-2 LMS-black- 6254, with packing rings, in near mint original condition, packer No 6, original box is good, plus Tri-ang Hornby 2235 4-6-2 S.R. West Country Locomotive “Barnstable” and Tender (2 rail) in excellent boxed condition, Lima Set CL 117 three coaches still sealed and two New Cavendish Triang/Hornby reference books. (5 items)

X-15 TEST PILOTS: A colour 11 x 8.5 paperstock image, being a reproduction of the artist Stan Stoke´s conception of the North American X-15 hypersonic rocket-powered aircraft in flight, individually signed by five test pilots comprising Robert Michael White (1924-2010), Scott Crossfield (1921-2006), William J. ´Pete´Knight (1929-2004), Joe Engle (1932-2024), and Bill Dana (1930-2014). All have signed in blue or black inks to the image or lower white border. VGThe signatories on the image represent five of the twelve test pilots who flew the North American X-15, an experimental spaceplane jointly operated by the Air Force and NASA.

Leonard Russell Squirrell(1893-1979)"Stoke-by- Nayland, Suffolk",pencil signed, titled and dated 1955,aquatint etching,plate 21.5 x 33cms, unframed.Note: From the private collection of the artist William Palmer Robins (1882-1959) by descent.

Collection of football programmes 1959/60 Chelsea v Atletico Bilbao, Birmingham City v Chelsea, Aston Villa v Sheffield Utd, Fulham v Nottingham Forest, WBA v Spurs; 1960/61 Arsenal v Aston Villa, Crystal Palace v Oldham Athletic, Swindon Town v Newport County, WBA v Arsenal, Leeds Utd v Luton Town (November-POSTPONED), Oldham Athletic v Exeter City, Charlton Athletic v Ipswich Town, Aldershot v Workington, WBA reserves v Newcastle Utd reserves, Aston Villa v Bristol Rovers (FAC), Millwall v Barrow, Aston Villa v Preston NE (FLC), Peterborough Utd v Oldham Athletic, Spurs v Tbilisi (friendly), Newcastle Utd v Nottingham Forest, Blackpool v Blackburn Rovers, Burnley v Birmingham City, Lincoln City v Liverpool, Doncaster Rovers v Oldham Athletic, Wolves v Newcastle Utd, Sheffield Wednesday v Bolton Wanderers, Everton v Preston NE, WBA v Wolves, Stoke City v Derby County (FAC), Hearts v Motherwell (SLC), Norwich City v Leeds Utd, Southampton v Middlesbrough, Spurs v Manchester City, Oldham Athletic v Peterborough Utd, Spurs v Leicester City (FAC Final), 1961/62 Oldham Athletic v Hartlepools Utd, Tranmere Rovers v Carlisle Utd, Ayr Utd v Clyde, Liverpool v Stoke City, Oldham Athletic v Colchester Utd, 1962/63 Bury v Chelsea, Oldham Athletic v Southport (Athletic won 11-0 was a league record Bert Lister scores 6), Bury v Sunderland, 1964/65 Oldham Athletic v Peterborough Utd; fair. (44)

Selection of football programmes to include 1955/56 Aston Villa v Sunderland/Cardiff City double issue, Burnley v Bolton Wanderers, 1956/57 Aston Villa v Burnley, Blackpool v Bolton Wanderers, 1957/58 Blackburn Rovers v Bolton Wanderers (FAC s/f), Newcastle Utd v Burnley (Feb 1958 postponed), Hibernian v Dundee Utd (Scottish Cup replay), Blackpool v Preston NE, 1958/59 Middlesbrough v Stoke City, Coventry City v Hartlepools Utd, WBA v Everton, 1959/60 Blackpool v Leicester City, 1960/61 Bolton Wanderers v Chelsea, 1961/62 WHU v Nottingham Forest, Preston NE v Stoke City, Wolves v Chelsea, Arsenal v Bolton Wanderers, Corby Town v Nuneaton Boro, 1962/63 Blackpool v Bolton Wanderers, Spurs v Glasgow Rangers (ECWC), Corby Town v Barry Town, 1963/64 Blackpool v Spurs, Bolton Wanderers reserves v Barnsley reserves, 1972/73 Bury v Manchester City (FLC); fair/good. (24)

1983/84 Manchester Utd Div. 1 away match programmes complete season (21) including Nottingham Forest (single sheet insert plus m.r), Stoke City (plus match ticket), Watford (plus match ticket), Liverpool (plus match ticket), QPR (plus match ticket), Ipswich Town (plus match ticket), Southampton (plus match ticket), Everton (plus match ticket), Aston Villa (plus match ticket); also Port Vale (FLC), Colchester Utd (FLC), Oxford Utd (FLC), Oxford Utd (FLC 2nd replay), Bournemouth (FAC plus match ticket), Liverpool (FA Charity Shield plus match ticket); also Liverpool (testimonial at Belfast plus m.r), Northwich Victoria (friendly), Sutton Coldfield (friendly, Altrincham (friendly, single sheet), Isle of Man (friendly), Sutton Town (friendly), Crewe Alexandra (friendly), Harrow Town (friendly), Brighton & HA (TT Cup plus m.r), Adam 708 tourny programme Feyenoord plus Ajax (match ticket) plus 5-A-Side national football championship programme; fair/good. (A Lot)

1964/65 Manchester Utd home programmes, complete season league and FAC (Chester, Stoke City, Burnley), token sheets included (2) tokens removed (2), v Leicester City (19 December-postponed) included plus Racing Strasbourg (ICFC); (26)

1946/47 Wolverhampton Wanderers home match programmes Div. 1, 4 pagers v Sunderland, Stoke City, Blackpool, faults noted, overall fair at best. (3)

2006/07 Manchester Utd home reserves Blackburn Rovers, Wigan Athletic, Newcastle Utd, Sheffield Utd, Manchester City, Liverpool, Bolton Wanderers, Everton, Middlesbrough; aways Sheffield Utd, Blackburn Rovers, Wigan Athletic + team sheet, Liverpool, Bolton Wanderers, Manchester City; U18s Academy League homes Wolves, Manchester City, Middlesbrough, Stoke City, Huddersfield Town, Ipswich Town, Blackburn Rovers, Crewe Alexandra, Newcastle Utd, Everton; away at Stoke City, + Celtic (friendly) plus 2006 Blue Stars tournament Zurich including Manchester Utd; generally good. (29)

Collection of Wrexham home programmes 1964/65 Rochdale, York City, 1965/66 Stockport County, 1966/67 Lincoln City, 1967/68 Chester, Bradford City 1967/68 Crewe Alexandra (NFL Cup), 1968/69 Blackpool (FLC), 1976/77 Chester, Mansfield Town, 1977/78 Swindon Town, Peterborough Utd, Preston NE, Blyth Spartans (FAC), Arsenal (FAC), Blyth Spartans (Debenhams Cup), 1978/79 Rijeka (ECWC), Crystal Palace, Norwich City (FLC), Bury (FLC), Luton Town, Stoke City, 1979/80 Burnley, Carlisle Utd (FLC), Magdeburg (ECWC), 1980/81 WHU (FAC), Cambridge Utd, Burnley (FLC), 1982/83 Shrewsbury (FLC), Doncaster, Lincoln City, 1983/84 Tranmere Rovers (January-POSTPONED), Halifax Town, Peterborough Utd, (Associate Members Cup), York City, Hereford Utd (Welsh Cup s/f), Shrewsbury Town (Welsh Cup Final), 1984/85 Shrewsbury Town (friendly), AS Roma (ECWC), Wigan Athletic (Freight Rover), FC Porto (ECWC), Northampton Town, 1986/87 Zaragoza (ECWC), aways 1978/79 Notts County, 1984/85 Colchester Utd, 1966/67 Halifax Town (signed to the team page by Wrexham players); fair. (A Lot)

Wolverhampton Wanderers home reserve match programmes 1945/46 Sheffield Utd (2 March 1946), 1946/47 Stoke City (24 May 1947); v 1946/47 away Aston Villa (9 September 1946 - also covers Villa v Derby County reserves); overall fair. (3)

80 (approx) mining tokens / tally's, most if not all appear to be local to Stoke on Trent

Dorothy HOWSE (Local Artist, 20th Century) Four Signed artworks featuring Kilns of Stoke-on-Trent. Longton, Burslem and Longport. Unmounted on paper.

Dorothy HOWSE (Local Artist, 20th Century) Five Unsigned artworks featuring Kilns of Stoke-on-Trent etc. Unmounted on paper.

Dorothy HOWSE (Local Artist, 20th Century) Five artworks featuring Kilns of Stoke-on-Trent, includes Gladstone Pottery, Hanley Pottery etc. Some watercolours and one in charcoal. Unmounterd on paper.

2005 Mercedes Tarmac Tipper 7.5 ton HGV with 42500 diesel engine in white. Reg No: OU55 BPE. Taxed: No. Log Book: Yes. MOT: No. Keys: 1 set. Flat Battery. Located in Stoke On Trent - To View: contact the office - 01782 638100 - Myra Vernon.

A DERBY PORCELAIN 'NAMED VIEW' PART SERVICE marked and inscribed to the bases, the cream ground decorated throughout with a polychrome stiff leaf border and highlighted with gilding, including a pair of ice pails, with liners and covers, painted with views of 'Near Radnor, Wales', 'Shanklin Chine, Isle of Wight', 'Stoke Bridge, Near Edinburgh' and 'Donnington Park, Leicestershire', with shell moulded handles, 23cm high, a pair of sauce tureens and covers, 22cm wide, and a collection of serving dishes and plates, including a circular plate painted with 'Bridehead Dorset' (a lot)

(Industrial Revolution and Engines) Three works Clark, Ronald. H. 'Chronicles Of A Country Works. Being a History of Messrs Charles Burrell & Sons Ltd,' first edition, original cloth, illustrated throughout, vg, Percival Marshall, London. 1952; Lane, M.R. 'The Story of Britannia Iron Works,' unclipped dj, vg, Quiller Press, London, 1993; Freestone, J. and Smith, R.W. 'Ipswich Engines and Ipswich Men,' unclipped dj, vg, Over Stoke History Group, 1998. (3)

THOMAS HUDSON (BRITISH 1701 - 1779) PORTRAIT OF CATHERINE 'KITTY' JERVIS (1733-1756), MRS. JEREMIAH SMITH Oil on canvas 127 x 101.6cm (50 x 40 in.) In a period eighteen century swept and pierced, carved and gilded frame Painted circa 1755. Provenance: The sitter's brother, Admiral of the Fleet John Jervis, 1st Earl of St Vincent (1735-1823), Meaford Hall, Staffordshire removed from Meaford Hall when the house was sold in 1943 by descent to Edward Swynfen Parker-Jervis Exhibited: Birmingham, City Museum and Art Gallery, Exhibition of Treasures from Midland Homes, 2nd November - 2nd December 1938 (lent by Mr Robert St Vincent Parker-Jervis) Catherine Margaret Jervis, known to her family as Kitty, was the second daughter of Swynfen Jervis (1700-1771) of Meaford Hall, near Stone, Staffordshire and his wife Elizabeth Parker, daughter of George Parker of Park Hall. Both of Kitty's parents came from long-established Staffordshire gentry families; the Jervises had been established in the county since the days of Edward III (reg.1327-77). Swynfen Jervis practised as a lawyer, becoming Counsel to the Admiralty and Auditor to Greenwich Hospital; the family divided their time between Greenwich and their estates. On 18th March 1755 Kitty married at St Alphege, Greenwich a Staffordshire neighbour, Jeremiah Smith of Great Fenton Hall, which was situated eight miles north of Meaford. This portrait was probably made around the time of her marriage. Thomas Hudson was clearly the portraitist of choice for the family: he painted Jeremiah Smith, by then High Sheriff of Staffordshire, in 1762 (Staffordshire County Buildings, Stafford). The Smiths were prominent landowners in Great Fenton, today a suburb of Stoke-on-Trent. By the mid-eighteenth century the area was becoming part of the heartland of the Industrial Revolution, with ceramic producers that would later bear famous names such as Spode, Copeland and Minton. The country was rich in ironstone and coal, essential for the firing of the kilns. Jeremiah Smith obtained mining rights in Fenton which were developed by his descendants. By 1840, a land 'once the pure and peaceful domicile of [the owners'] ancestry [was] but now the black and noisy seat of Cyclopean labours'. Naturally, no hint of this gradual industrialisation is apparent in Hudson's portrait of Kitty Jervis. She is portrayed leaning against a rock with a woodland sunrise beyond. Her elegant, broad-brimmed hat, which gives her a dashing air, puffed sleeves and the feather in her hand are inspired by a Rubens portrait then thought to be of his wife, but which probably depicts his sister-in-law, Susanna Fourment (Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon). It was acquired by Sir Robert Walpole and hung in the Van Dyck Drawing Room at Houghton, but was well known from James McArdell's mezzotint after it. The Rubens portrait sparked a vogue for painting ladies in 'van Dyck' dress, much employed by Hudson in the 1730s and 40s, as well as the use of van Dyck dress in masquerade costumes. Horace Walpole wrote to his friend Horace Mann in 1742 of seeing at the Duchess of Norfolk's masquerade 'quantities of pretty Vandykes, and all kinds of old pictures walked out of their frames' (1). Kitty's costume is a charming fantasy, a hybrid of 'van Dyck' dress and mid-eighteenth century high fashion. The lace choker at her throat is in contemporary vogue, as is her jewellery. A locket probably containing a likeness of her husband is strung from the rubies and pearls at her waist. Hudson repeated this model, down to the rocky background and soft blue silk dress, in a full-length portrait of Mary Bertie, Duchess of Ancaster and Kesteven, painted in 1757 (Grimsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire). The same format is employed in a portrait of Lady Oxenden (Art Gallery of New South Wales), recently reattributed to Hudson's pupil Joseph Wright of Derby. Sadly, Kitty's marriage was short-lived: she died giving birth to her son Charles in 1756. Her portrait was inherited by her younger brother John Jervis (1735-1823), whose brilliant naval career led to his creation as 1st Earl of St Vincent for his victory over the French at Cape St Vincent on 14th February 1797, an action which also brought Captain Horatio Nelson to prominence. A just, well-loved and reforming officer, Jervis crowned his career as Admiral of the Fleet. Kitty's painting remained at Meaford Hall until the house was sold in 1943 and has descended in the Parker-Jervis family. 1) Quoted in London, The Iveagh Bequest, Kenwood, Thomas Hudson 1701-1779, 1979, exh. cat. by Ellen Miles, under n. 15 Condition Report: The canvas has been relined. There is very fine surface cracking across the picture but the paint layer is stable and the impasto is well preserved. Under UV light there are some very minor touches of inpainting to the edges, these are very minor and not visible to the naked eye. It has been cleaned and revarnished.Condition Report Disclaimer

First World War British 1914-19 Victory medal (Lacking ribbon) impressed to 8714 Pte Herbert Percy Yallop, Norfolk Regiment. Herbert Percy Yallop, Born 15th February 1895 in the Parish of St. Juliens in Norwich, Joined the Royal Navy as a boy sailor aged 16 on the 15th Februrary 1911, trained at Ganges training ship, but was discharged for being unfit on 15th september 1911. he then Enlisted into the 1st Battalion Royal Norfolks with the service number 8714, on the 11th September 1912, landed in France on the 16th August 1914. Was wounded on the 18th September 1914 and was admitted to hospital in Stoke, Devonport. He later transfered to 2/H.S. Garrison Battalion Suffolk Regiment with the service number 35457 and then later to the 11th Hampshire Regiment with service Number 55707. Discharged aged 24 on the 16th August 1918 due to his wounds. .Married Elsie Mabel Yallop, died 18th January 1965 aged 69.

James Orrock, Stanwix near Carlisle, signed and dated 1885, watercolour, 27x42cm. Provenance:Exhibited: Fine Art Society, London, July 1955;Stoke-on-Trent Museum & Art Gallery, Peter de Wint Bicentenary Exhibition, 1984/85, no. 104.

Ceramics - a Worcester three flowers pattern tea bowl, transfer printed in underglaze blue, crescent mark, c.1770; a collection of parian ware, various models and subjects, portrait bust of Edward VII by Willis, Stoke, a cow and calf, etc (qty)

Subbuteo Table Football assorted teams inc Derby County, Manchester City, Birmingham City, Stoke, Wolves, England, Celtic, Coventry etc, 12 full teams, assorted spares, balls, nets, etc qty

Three: Private J. W. Banner, Royal Fusiliers, who was severely wounded in action at Gallipoli in June 1915 1914-15 Star (9214 Pte. J. Banner. R.Fus:); British War and Victory Medals (GS-9214 Pte. J. W. Banner. R.Fus.) the BWM abrasively cleaned, nearly very fine and better (3) £70-£90 --- John William Banner was born in 1895 and lived at 32 Bucknall New Road, Hanley, Stoke on Trent. He attested for the Royal Fusiliers on 10 November 1914 and was initially appointed to the 5th Battalion as Private. Transferred to the 2nd Battalion on 23 May 1915, he disembarked at Gallipoli on 9 June 1915 and is recorded as suffering a severe gunshot wound to the face and neck shortly thereafter. Evacuated from the Peninsula on 3 July 1915 per H.S. Nile to Mansoura Hospital in Egypt, Banner’s Army Service Record later states: ‘discharged unfit through wounds received on active service 26.11.15.’

Three: Chief Petty Officer W. H. Nichols, Royal Navy Egypt and Sudan 1882-89, dated reverse, no clasp (W. H. Nicholls [sic]. Ord: H.M.S. “Minotaur”.); Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., E.VII.R. (105732 W. H. Nichols, Ch. Boatn. H.M. Coast Guard.) rate officially corrected; Khedive’s Star, dated 1882, unnamed as issued, nearly extremely fine (3) £180-£220 --- William Henry Nichols was born in Stoke Damerel, Devon, on 18 May 1863 and joined the Royal Navy as a Boy Second Class on 18 June 1878. He served in H.M.S. Minotaur from 26 May 1882 to 19 November 1883, and was promoted Able Seaman on 12 June 1883. After service in this rate in various other ships, he transferred to the Coast Guard on 13 February 1891, and was promoted Commanding Boatman on 22 April 1898, being station at both Leysdown and East Swale. He was awarded his Long Service and Good Conduct Medal on 23 March 1907. He saw further service during the Great War as a Chief Petty Officer borne on the books of H.M.S. President IV, and was demobilised on 29 June 1919.

Three: Private T. C. White, 16th (Service) Battalion (3rd Birmingham), Royal Warwickshire Regiment, who was killed in action on the Western Front, 27 June 1916 1914-15 Star (1261 Pte T. C. White. R. War: R.); British War and Victory Medals (1261 Pte. T. C. White. R. War. R.) good very fine Pair: Private G. H. Shaw, 2/5th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, who was killed in action on the Western Front, 3 December 1917 British War and Victory Medals (28584 Pte. G. H. Shaw. R. War. R.) very fine (5) £60-£80 --- Thomas Charles White was born in Birmingham, and was the son of Thomas Christopher and Henrietta White of 50, Hawkesley Mill Lane, Northfield, Birmingham.. He served during the Great War with the 16th (Service) Battalion (3rd Birmingham), Royal Warwickshire Regiment in the French theatre of war from 21 November 1915. Private White was killed in action on the Western Front, 27 June 1916, and is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, Somme, France. George Henry Shaw was born in Coventry, and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Shaw of 68, Villiers Street, Stoke, Coventry. He served during the Great War with the 2/5th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment on the Western Front. Private Shaw was killed in action on the Western Front, 3 December 1917, and is buried in the Fifteen Ravine British Cemetery, Nord, France.

Football programmes, 1950's selection of approx. 150 programmes, wide range including Friendlies, Scottish etc, noted Everton v Huddersfield 50/1, Reading v Leicester City Fr 50/1, Chelsea v Southampton 58/59 Southern Junior Floodlight Cup semi final (single sheet, poor), Chelsea v Tottenham 54/5, Sheffield Wed v Notts Co 51/2, Southampton v Rotherham 51/2, Birmingham v Stoke 53/4, FA Cup Final 1954 plus many others (mixed condition, some with faults but gen. gd)

Stoke City, a collection of 6 books and booklets, 'Let's Talk About Stoke City Football Club' 1946, 'Famous Football Clubs, Official History of Stoke City' circa 1950, Souvenir Handbook, 1959-60, 'A Potter's Tale The Story of Stoke City Football Club' by Wade Martin, 1988 (Limited Edition), 'The Encyclopaedia of Stoke City 1868-1994' compiled by Tony Matthews 1994, & 'A-Z of Stoke City' by Tony Matthews, 1997 (gd/vg)

Postcards, approx. 500 UK cards to include London scenes, Midland Station Leicester, Rosslare Harbour, LNER Royal Hotel Grimsby (2), Public Library Stoke Newington, West Bay Yorkshire, Bridlington Grammar School, Wansford Train Station, Tredegar & Pentyrch Hounds at Llanishen, Station Road Harrow on the Hill, High Street Harrow etc. (mixed condition)

Trade cards, News Chronicle Footballers, 2 sets Stoke City (15 cards), Birmingham City (April 25th version, 13 cards) (gd/vg)

Cigarette cards, Cohen, Weenen, Heroes of Sport, Football, four cards, A. Scott Notts. Forest, T. Hislop Stoke & J. Gillespie (small scuff to face) & A. Hamilton, both Sunderland (some slight faults, gen. gd) (4)

Dudson Fine China High Quality Stoke on Trent 12 Soup Bowls & 20 Cups The soup Bowls are marked with "Dudson" on the base and whilst the cups are not they are Dudson fine china with the same pattern.

Stewart Lawson, 20th century - A Flock of Sheep, a thatched cottage in the background, signed in pencil, watercolour and pen-and-ink, 36.5 x 38cm Provenance: 1) Pentagon Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent; 2) York Studios Gallery, labels to verso Good condition; unexamined out of frame

Joe Corrigan signed colour print 16x12 Inch Is an English former professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper in the Football League for Manchester City, Brighton and Hove Albion, Norwich City and Stoke City as well as the England national team. Good condition Est. 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 1920s Crown Ducal "Chinese Lantern" pattern Art Deco coffee set, featuring a black background with coloured Chinese lantern scene and bamboo leaf border, blue glazed interior, maker's marks underneath, Rd 706200 with "Made for Lawleys Norfolk Pottery Stoke," comprising a coffee pot, four cups & saucers, milk jug, and sugar bowl. Coffee pot height 18 cm. In good condition, no signs of damage.

A mixed collection of ceramic items to include Coalport Lady figure Midsummer's Dream, Aynsley floral posies, Aynsley Cottage Garden mantle clock, Bunnykins figure Mrs Rabbit Cooking & A W&R Stoke on Trent lidded Jug ( 1 tray)

Royal Doulton character figure The Old Balloon Seller HN1315 with City of Stoke on Trent 1959-60 Jubilee backstamp.

Glaze finish variation one; black hat, white feather, and green tunic with gold trim. Stoke-on-Trent Jubilee Year backstamp. Royal Doulton backstamp.Artist: Max HenkIssued: 1959-1991Dimensions: 7.25"L x 5.5"W x 7.25"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Black hat trimmed with gold, scarlet coat trimmed with gold. Stoke-on-Trent Jubilee year backstamp.Artist: David BiggsIssued: 1960-1974Dimensions: 7"L x 5.5"W x 6.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Four vintage Stoke City Football Club stadium seats

* GILL HOLIDAY (BRITISH b. 1928), STILL LIFE oil on canvas, signed and dated 1992 framed image size 51cm x 41cm, overall size 53cm x 43cm Note: Landscape painter, lecturer and writer, born in London and formerly known as Gill Harman, who studied art at King’s College, Newcastle, before in 1950 becoming art tutor at Durham University’s extramural department. She retained this post until 1967, showing in the northeast of England. Between 1969–88, when she retired, she was head of art and art history at Cheltenham Ladies’ College, continuing to exhibit widely in London and the provinces. Between 1981–7 she was the second wife of the artist Ted Holloway. After his death she produced a book of his drawings: A Bevin Boy Remembers, which accompanied a show of his work that toured from Stoke-on-Trent Art Gallery from 1993. Latterly, based in Condicote, Gloucestershire, Gill Holloway continued to paint, teach, write and travel.

* ROBERT DAWSON (BRITISH 1926 - 1997), VALE OF FFESTINIOG oil on board, initialled, titled versoframedimage size 18cm x 23cm, overall size 29cm x 34cm Note: Robert Dawson was born in 1926. Leaving school at 17, Dawson was offered a scholarship to Stoke-on-Trent College of Art, but was persuaded by his mother to join a solicitor’s office. Aged 22, Dawson joined a touring dance band, performing in US Airforce bases in Germany. After studying English and Art at Clarendon College, Nottingham, in 1965, he trained as a primary school teacher. Dawson, a great collector and lover of art, was also a member of the Staffordshire Society of Artists and had several solo exhibitions. In 1973 and 1974 he won the Holbrook Prize at Nottingham Castle Museum. When Dawson died in 1997, he left a substantial body of work. Among his papers were the drafts for Painters and their Houses."Robert Dawson was always one of the quiet men of art, a man of great modesty. Unlike so many of the younger artists today, he did not aspire to fame or artistic acclaim but quietly contented himself with working out his own problems in his own honest way. Because he painted what he loved he was able to communicate that love to others. For this reason, I believe, his work will always be appreciated long after so much of the facile creations produced today have been forgotten." Sir Kyffin Williams, Anglesey, 2000

HUDDERSFIELD TOWN VERSUS STOKE CITY 1938/39 FOOTBALL PROGRAMME, 3/12/1938, LEAGUE FIXTURE. GENERALLY GOOD, MINOR CREASING NOTED, EDGE WEAR.

MANCHESTER UNITED VERSUS STOKE CITY 1976/77 FOOTBALL PROGRAMME AND UNUSED TICKET STUB, 29/12/1976. GREAT CONDITION

X3 ARSENAL PRE WAR HOME FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES, BOLTON 17/10/1931 (FOLDS/ RUSTY STAPLES), STOKE 26/3/1937 (PUNCH HOLED), SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 14/9/1935 (PAPER LOSS).