A chinese (Kangxi) style famille verte vase on a powder blue ground by Samson of Paris. This is a very good copy and convincing until one gets to close quarters. There is an artemesia leaf and Samson factory mark to the base.
Dating from the late C19th., it stands 8 3/8inches (21.8 cm) high.
An English porcelain bowl decorated in underglaze blue transfer with an an oriental lakeside scene in the Chinese style. It was made by Pennington's , Liverpool. There are 3 spur marks to the rim.
Dating from the last quarter of the C18th., it measures 8 inches (20.3 cm) across.
There is a glazed over original fault at the foot rim and the glaze has fled in places. It is in very good condition.
A small felspathic stoneware jug, probably staffordshire, decorated in sprigged relief with classical scenes. The rim and top of handle covered in a deep cobalt blue glaze.
Dating from the mid C19th., it stands 3 1/8inches (7.9 cmd) high.
It is in very good condition with no frits, chips or cracks.
A charming miniature porcelain teapot decorated in underglaze blue and enamels in a chinese "clobbered" style. It was made by Masons of ironstone fame, it is unmarked. See Christies cut & paste link to identical shaped pot www.christies.com/lotFinder/lot_details.aspx?intObjectID=4153691.
Dating from c.1840-5, it measures 2 1/16inches high max.
There is some minor enamel loss and gilt wear. It is otherwise good condition.
A rare 4 piece cruett set made of english pearlware with underglaze blue transfer printed decoration. Made by Careys, it is marked with the name of the pattern "Ancient Rome"
Dating from 1823-42.
They are in good condition. There is a bruise to the footrim of the mustard pot
