A pair of English (Staffordshire) handleless cups or bowls and saucers, c 1830. Painted decoration of vine and grapes in pink or puce lustre and tomato red. Height of cup and saucer "2 ¼ / 6 cm, diameter of saucer "4 ¾ / just over 12 cm. Condition: some wear to both cups, hairline to one and glaze imperfections to the other (cf. photos).

A pair of small English (Staffordshire) transfer printed cups and saucers, mid 19th century. Chinoiserie deoration of a garden scene printed in red and hand painted accents in green, blue and yellow. Pink luster rims. Impressed flower mark to the back of one saucer. Height of cup "2 ¼ / 5,5 cm and diameter of saucer "4/ 10,5 cm. Condition: some crazing. What looks like a nick to the rim of one cup is actually under the glaze.

An English “ménage a trois”, where parties of slightly different patterns in grey and gilt have been "married" into a trio. Rococo revival decoration, c 1830. Coalport Adelaide shape and pattern numbers 847, 120 and 599. Height of larger cup "3 ½ / 8,5 cm and diam. of saucer "6 / 15 cm. Condition: minimal wear to the gilt.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware tankard, Applied decoration of naïve hunting, drinking and smoking scenes. Impressed mark for c 1869-72 and “ne”. Height: “4 ½ /11 cm. Condition: a hairline, secured (cf. pictures).

A stoneware / stein beaker or vase by Mettlach (Villeroy & Boch), modelled as a naturalistic tree trunk, surrounded by grape vines in green, brown and blue. “Agate” ware, made up of contrasting clays, c 1850. With applied VB seal mark and model number 304. Height: appr. "4/ 10 cm. Condition: small flake to the border (cf. photo).

Two stoneware /stein beakers or vases by Mettlach (Villeroy & Boch), both modelled as naturalistic tree trunks, surrounded by grape vines with platinum gilding. “Agate”ware, made up of contrasting clays, c 1850. One vase with applied VB seal mark and model number 304, the other with the model number incised. Height: "4/ 10,3 and appr. "4/ 10 cm. Condition: both with a hairline or crack, one with a small flake to the rim (cf. photos).

A facetted pottery bowl by Waechtersbach, Germany, c 1920. Late Art Nouveau design with a border of vines and grapes in blue, green and violet against a puce background of lineated “crackles”. On the back the Waechtersbach factory mark and model number 6761. Diameter "8/ 20 cm. Condition: a few minimal glaze nicks to the border (cf. photos).

Part of a childs coffee service and a dinner service, also part, by Villeroy & Bosch, c 1900. Silk screen printed in the Poppy pattern. This pattern was produced 1874 - 1909 and the mark on the back is from the Villeroy & Bosch factory in Dresden, Germany (working from 1856 to 1945). Diam. of smallest plates "3 ¾ / 10 cm, height of cream jug / "2 ½ / 6,5 cm. Condition: fine.

A Dutch Delft 18th c tile. Painted decoration in puce of a church in a landscape, within double circles. Width: " 5 ¼ / 13 cm. Condition: fine.

A plate from Richard Ginori, c 1930. Hand painted decoration in iron red and gold of crayfish within a border of ribbons and berries. Green mark Ginori, red mark Decorazione eseguita da Richard Ginori and model number 5822. Diam: "8 ½ / 21,5 cm. Condition: two small nicks to the rim as seen on photo.

A Dutch Delft polychrome soup plate, c 1750 – 1800. Very nicely painted in the Chinoiserie style with a fenced garden, a diaper border between well and rim etc. Diam: "8 ¾ / 22,5 cm, height: "1 ½ / 4 cm . Condition: three nicks and some wear to the rim (cf. pictures).

A nice pair of blue and white Dutch Delft plates. “Pancake” shaped, flat, decorated with a central flower framed by four vases and scrollwork. The back of both marked with a cross. Early 18th century. Diam: "9/ 22,7 cm. Condition: usual rim frits and nicks to both plates, and a star crack to one as seen on photos.