19th Century Ceramics

Set of Six Antique Indian Polychrome Terracotta Figures

Teapot Treacle Brown Glaze with Gilt Accents & Pewter Lid

Teapot Black Basalt Relief Decorations and Partially Glazed

Late 19th Century Imari Bowl

Staffordshire-Style Ceramic Greyhound or Whippet Figurine

Rare Royal Dux Group Amynthas & Sylvia 19th Century

Early 19th Century Hollow Cast Pug Dog

French Armorial Shield Dishes Harbour Scenes by Lille 1767

Good Pair of Copeland Spode Imari Vases

Pair of Japanese Meiji Cloisonne Lidded Gourd Pots

Antique Japanese Imari Bowl

Antique Royal Doulton Slaterware Jardinière

Wonderful Quality Antique Victorian Staffordshire Figure

Small Porcelain Trinket Box with Maritime Scenes

Small Porcelain Trinket Box

Ridgway Lavender Mug with Chariot Sprigged Scenes

Antique Ridgway Lilac Jug Serpent Spout and Sprigged Scenes

Antique Jug Lilac with Sprigged Acanthus and Bluebell Motifs

Lilac Sprigged Mug Classical Scenes Gilt Borders and Name

Ridgway Jug Chariot Sprigged Scenes on Lavender Ground

Antique Mug Chariot Sprigged Scenes White on Lavender Ground

Georgian Ridgway Sprigged Mug Lilac Ground Chariot Scenes

Magnificent Tall Hand-painted Canton (Mandarin) Vase

Georgian Worcester Barr Porcelain Coffee Can Trailing Vine

Georgian Chamberlain Worcester Plate Brown and Gold Sprigs

Georgian Coalport Porcelain Coffee Can Gilt and Red Band

Richly Patterned Ironstone Part Desert Service

Pair of Late 19th Century Brown Westhead Moore Pottery Flow Blue Plates c.1890

Early 19th Century Treacle Glazed Pottery Toby Jug Teapot c.1830

Pair of Art Nouveau Ewers

Large Meiji Period Charger

1885 Royal Worcester Porcelain Pedestal Dish / Tazza

Pretty Quality Antique Victorian Porcelain Basket

Wedgwood Tea Cup & Saucer Japan Orange Imari Pattern

Ernst Bohne & Söhne Spill Vase Depicting an Owl

Ernst Bohne & Söhne Owl Spill Vase

Georgian Worcester Porcelain Trio Grisaille Shell Pattern

Late 19th Century Hadley Worcester Vase & Cover Yellow Roses

Staffordshire Flatback Spill Vase "Couple at the Well"

Staffordshire Flatback of Field Marshal Sir Colin Campbell