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BESWICK; two white glazed ceramic figures of pigs, both height approx 7cm, length approx 16.5cm, a Winstanley figure of a recumbent cat, height 13cm, a German porcelain figure of a seated dog, height 14cm, two nursery dishes, both diameter 16cm, Royal Doulton miniature character jug, 'Captain Ahab', height 6.5cm, and five Lomonosov ceramic figures of animals including bear, rabbit, squirrel, etc (12).

Two Winstanley cats and two other cat ornaments

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.

Dog and cat figures including Winstanley greyhound, Beswick, Lomonosov / USSR, Mike Hinton Siamese, tallest 34cm

Mike Hinton for Winstanley pottery pair of ceramic cats with glass eyes, Numbered 33 and 15, signed to base

A Nao reclining cat and a Winstanley style cat with glass eyes; other cats and decorative china.

A Winstanley Cat with Glass Eye, 21cm high

A Winstanley Cat with Glass Eye, 21.5cm high

Three Winstanley studio pottery cats

Five Winstanley studio pottery kittens

A Wemyss Pottery Model of a Pig, painted with thistles, signed B. Adams, Exon 1413, together with a Griselda Hill pottery model of a seated cat and a Winstanley example (3)

Mixed lot to include a Winstanley cat, Carlton ware harrods toby jug, Royal Doulton miniture Winston Churchill and a plaster bust.

A pair of Jenny Winstanley pottery cats with glass eyes, each signed and numbered, 28cm and 26cm approximately long

A mixed lot comprising: a small sized Winstanley cat pottery figure with orange glass type eyes, (small nick to one ear); three large bulbous brown glazed pottery vases, all unmarked, one with landscape painted design to body, (some faults); a novelty ceramic Dusty Bin money box; a small Royal Doulton character jug of a lady; a boxed unmarked porcelain child's tea set; an Arts & Crafts style pewter covered jug with handle; a 1/2 pint pewter commemorative tankard for Elizabeth II 1953; a 20th century millefiori paperweight, and a Modern trio of wooden stacking boxes, with galleon designs. (Q)

R L WINSTANLEY (Ed): JAMES WOODFORDE [English Clergyman, b1740 - d1803], mainly based in Somerset and Norfolk.Various reproduction diary volumes published by The Parson Woodforde Society, to include: THE NORFOLK DIARIES OF JAMES WOODFORDE, VOL i, 1776-1777; THE DIARY OF JAMES WOODFORDE, Vol II, 1778-1779 / Vol III, 1780-1781; THE OXFORD AND SOMERSET DIARY OF JAMES WOODFORDE 1774-1775; THE ANSFORD DIARY OF JAMES WOODFORDE, Vol II, 1764 - 1765 / Vol III, 1766--1768 / Vol Iv, 1769 - 1771 / Vol V, 1772-1773 (8)Ex libris

Cats Models and figures - Pets with Personality, Winstanley style, Just Cat Co, Country Artists etc qty

A Winstanley pottery cat

WINSTANLEY; a tabby cat, signed and marked no 5 to base, 18cm.Condition Report: No signs of any chips, cracks or restoration.

WINSTANLEY; two Siamese kittens, signed and marked no 3 to base, 23cm.Condition Report: Both are free from any chips, cracks or restoration.

WINSTANLEY; a tabby cat, in a recumbent position, signed and marked no 7 to base, 18 x 42cm.Condition Report: No chips, cracks or restoration.

WINSTANLEY; a Siamese cat, in a sitting position, signed and marked to base no7, 33cm.Condition Report: Large crack in base

A Winstanley pottery figure of a seated cat, 18cms high.

Collection of Natwest Pigs, Winstanley kitten, Coalport and Royal Worcester figurines, etc.

Various Decorative Items, including a Winstanley pottery cat, a Donegal porcelain basket, cut glass table lamp, silver-plated tea service, pewter dish, glass, etc, together with a framed print for W.M Metcalfe Grocers, Hawes (two boxes)

A Winstanley grey tabby kitten, a large Price's black and white cat, 30cm, and a smaller cat

Jenny Winstanley, three ceramic studies of Tabby Cats/kittens, all with glass eyes. Together with a Babbacombe Pottery hand-painted cat mask. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A Winstanley cat with glass eyes.

Two Winstanley cat ornaments (2).

Late Victorian silver cased pocket watch, the face signed William Winstanley Wigan

Winstanley ceramic model of King Charles Cavalier Spaniel with glass eyes, No. 10, H 28cm, hand signed to base

Five Victory medals respectively to 17889 Private W Winstanley, 14878 Private W Holmes, 9604 Private C Betts, 9133 Private J Moutrey and 32188 Private L Thorpe, Border Regiment

A Winstanley earthenware tabby cat, having inset glass eyes, model number 5, together with one other similar cat, tallest 28 cm

Five Winstanley pottery tabby cats

Eleven Winstanley pottery cats and kittens

Five Winstanley pottery cats together with composition cat figures

Six Winstanley pottery glass eyed cats

Four Winstanley pottery ginger cats

Winstanley Arctic Hare, size 9.

Two Winstanley Christmas Cats.

Winstanley Stretchy Cat, size 5.

A large Winstanley pottery figurine, depicting a seated tabby cat with inset glass eyes

A large Winstanley model cat; others (3)

A Winstanley pottery model cat, others M Scholt Studio Six Fulham London, Szeiler Bears, Donkeys, etc

A Winstanley laying cat ornament with glass eyes, together with three others

A pair of Beswick porcelain cats (H20cm) with a large Winstanley Pottery model No.7 cat (W32x H18cm).

A COLLECTION OF CAT FIGURES AND METALWARE, to include three Winstanley cat figures: a Siamese kitten no 2, a tabby kitten no 1, and a grey tabby no 3, two Old Tupton Ware cat figures, a Quail Pottery 'George' figure and a similar Quail figure of an anthropomorphic gardener cat, a Heredities 'Paws For Thought' figure, a cat shaped wall clock, etc together with various plated tea wares by makers including James Deakin & Sons of Sheffield, and a leather box of costume jewellery cufflinks, etc (qty) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd, clock untested)

A Winstanley glazed pottery model of a bulldog, signed verso, h.27cm

A collection of items, to include Wedgwood Kutani Crane wares, a set of five silver plated goblets, and a Winstanley pottery cat

A Winstanley model of a tortoiseshell cat in seated pose, having printed Winstanley England mark verso numbered 4, height 22cm, together with 4 Winstanley models of kittens (5)

A Winstanley German Shepherd, 12" high, a/f.

Paul Winstanley (Manchester 1954). „Woman at a Window 3“. 2003Öl auf Leinwand. 178,5 × 239 cm (70 ¼ × 94 ⅛ in.). Rückseitig mit Kreide in Schwarz signiert, betitelt, datiert und mit Werknummer bezeichnet: WINSTANLEY 'Woman at a Window 3` 2003 P271. Auf dem Keilrahmen mit einem Etikett der Galerie Vera Munro, Hamburg.[3665]Provenienz: Unternehmenssammlung, Deutschland (2003 in der Galerie Vera Munro, Hamburg, erworben)Ausstellung: Paul Winstanley. Paintings. London, Maureen Paley Gallery, 2003Literatur und Abbildung: Paul Winstanley. 59 Paintings in which the Artist Considers the Process of Thinking About and Making Art. London, Art/Books, 2018, Abb. S. 153Zustandsbericht: In gutem Zustand. Die Farben frisch. Die Leinwand ist nicht doubliert und befindet sich auf dem originalen Keilrahmen. Die Kanten mit leichten, kaum wahrnehmbaren Bereibungsspuren. Die rechte obere Kante mit einer winzigen Feuchtigskeitsspur, nur unter UV-Licht sichtbar. Mittig mit vereinzelten bräunlichen Fleckchen (vermutlich Fliegendreck). Unter UV-Licht sind keine Retuschen oder Restaurierungen erkennbar. Schöner harmonischer Gesamteindruck.Wir berechnen 27% Aufgeld. Privatpersonen innerhalb der EU zahlen auf den gesamten Kaufpreis die zum Auktionszeitpunkt geltende Mehrwertsteuer. Ggf. fällt zusätzlich eine Folgerechtsabgabe an. Für zusätzliche Informationen lesen Sie bitte §4 unserer Versteigerungsbedingungen.

A Winstanley cat together with a ceramic highland bull by Craig Gilchrist Condition Report:Available upon request

Two Winstanley pottery cats, comprising a ginger and white standing cat, length 26cm x height 23.5cm and a seated tortoiseshell and white kitten, height 17.5cm, both with some roughness to ear tips but no other damage noted, painted marks to bases (2)

Six Winstanley kittens and a Winstanley Cat, the cat standing, tail broken and reglued at base, height 22.5cm x length 28cm, the six kittens in a variety of poses, tallest 14cm, all with painted marks, one with chipped ear, one with cracking around glaze fault, the rest with some slight roughness to the ear tips, (7)

Three Winstanley pottery cats and kittens, all with tabby effect glazes, comprising one crouching, length cm, one seated, height 21.5cm and one lying down, length 23.5cm, all with painted marks to bases, all have some slight roughness to ear tips, lying down kitten has small crack and chips around open hole area on the base, otherwise good condition (3)

Henry VIII, First coinage, Halfgroats (3), Canterbury (Abp Warham), mm. martlet, wa above shield, 1.50g/4h; York (2), Abp Bainbridge, mm. martlet, keys below shield, 1.38g/5h, Abp Wolsey, mm. pansy, keys below shield, 1.41g/8h (N 1765, 1769, 1771; S 2320, 2323, 2326) [3]. Fine to very fine, second with edge chip, all toned £150-£200 --- Provenance: First E.J. Winstanley Collection, SCMB April 1963 (S 1712); second Duke of Argyll Collection, SCMB April 1963 (S 1715); last bt April 1967

Large Winstanley cat

Winstanley Greyhound, size 8.

Winstanley Cat, size 6.

Winstanley Alsatian, size 8.