Antiques & Collectors’ Items with Militaria and Sporting Memorabilia

Lot 288

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre 'Gay Day' jug, height 14cm and an Edna Best art pottery Art Deco bowl, yellow ground decorated with fruits and orange inner rim (2).

Lot 289

A Clarice Cliff ceramic ewer with dog rose naturalistic handle, with impressed mark 'Clarice Cliff England' and stamped mark 'Newport Pottery England' below, height 22cm.

Lot 290

A c1795 cow creamer, possibly from St Anthony's Pottery, with sponge work dappled decoration and naive painted orange spots, with lady milking cow, on a stylised grassy hexagonal stepped base, height 15cm, length 16cm. With paper label to the base describing the provenance.

Lot 291

A c1800 cow creamer with sponge work decoration of grey and orange dapples with young man milking cow, on a stylised grassy base, height approx 14cm, length 16cm. With paper label to the base describing the provenance.

Lot 292

Attributed to Swansea; a c1800 pearl ware polychrome mug, blue border above a deep raspberry pink raised border with stylised leaf decoration, each leaf hand-painted with flora, height 10cm (af), a c1760 Liverpool Chaffers coffee cup, fine line and dot border to the interior of the cup, the body hand-painted with Famille Rose palette of flora and foliage, height 6.5cm and attributed to Davenport; a c1810 pale lavender ground mug with gilt-heightened border and raised hunting scene within a raise

Lot 293

A c1790 Pratt ware Satyr jug with lustre rim and naively decorated body with fruit and flora, inscribed in purple lustre to the base 'Fanny Hardy Elland', height 13cm. With paper label to the base describing the provenance.

Lot 294

A c1790 Pratt ware Satyr mug with blue border and Bacchanalian grape and vine decoration, height 11cm. With paper label to the base describing the provenance.

Lot 295

Two non-matching Pratt ware sparrow-beak jugs, one c1800 'Captain Berry' and 'Admiral Nelson' verso, raised images interspersed with images of warships, height 13cm and a c1795 example with raised image, possibly of Admiral Howe with trees and flora, height 13.5cm (2). Each with paper label to the base describing the provenance.

Lot 296

A c1790 Toby jug, 'Hearty Goodfellow' holding jug inscribed 'Success to our wooden walls', original collectors' label to the base 'Connigsby Disraili, Hughenden Manor High Wycombe', height 27cm, a c1810 Toby jug with paper label to the base 'Harland Collection', height 24cm and a c1830 Enoch Wood figure of a shepherd carrying lost sheep on his back, standing against a grassy outcrop on a black base, height 21cm (3). Each with paper label to the base describing the provenance.

Lot 297

A mixed lot of pottery and porcelain to include Coalport chrome green dragon decorated jug and muffin dish, a pair of hand-painted cabinet plates with vedute to the reserve, diameters 24.5cm, etc.

Lot 298

A pair of Fosters Studio pottery gargling fish jugs and a similar pair of mottled ewers, height 21cm (4).

Lot 299

A Carltonware English stamp tankard with relief moulded gallows and hanged man, the other side decorated with the legend 'There are several reasons for drinking and one has just entered my head, If a man can't drink when he's living, how the H- can he drink when he's dead?', height approx 9cm, a Royal Worcester blush ivory loving cup and saucer, a Victoria commemorative Diamond Jubilee beaker, a Davenport-style Jasperware jug, a powder blue Dudson Jasperware teapot and Royal Albert Chinese porce

Lot 300

A late 19th/early 20th century Staffordshire figure of a prowling lion with open mouth and glass eyes, height 29cm, length 36cm and a c1920 Clarice Cliff Bizarre octagonal plate in the Triangles pattern, diameter 15cm (2).

Lot 301

A 19th century Minton Majolica oyster plate decorated with blue shell holders to a shell-decorated brown, green and yellow ground, marked 'Minton' verso and numbered '1324', also bearing Victorian Kite mark, diameter 25cm.

Lot 302

Bryan Newman (British, b1935); stoneware charger painted with cat in browns and greys within a manganese rim, impressed 'A' mark to the base for Aller Pottery, diameter 47.5cm.

Lot 303

Attributed to Burmantoft; a late 19th/early 20th century turquoise ground Oriental style baluster dragon vase with coiled dragon and Chinese symbols in relief, height 31.5cm. With paper label to the base describing the provenance.