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An English Pottery Model of a Horse, late 18th/early 19th century, standing four square on a moulded rectangular base with underglaze blue, ochre and green sponged decorated, 13.5cm high
Guide Price: £300-400
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A Pratt Type Pottery Circular Wall Plaque, circa 1800, moulded and picked out in typical underglaze colours with Toby Fillpot sitting holding a foaming jug of ale, and with other figures and animals within a cavetto frame, 24cm diameter
Guide Price: £100-150
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A New Hall Porcelain Tea and Coffee Service, circa 1810, printed en grisaille with mothers and children within broad gilt formal foliate borders, comprising teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, milk jug, slop bowl, saucer dish, twelve teacups, twelve coffee cups and twelve saucers, pattern no.1147, painted marks in black (44)
Guide Price: £500-700
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A Pair of Bloor Derby Porcelain Urn Shaped Vases, early 19th century, with everted rims and leaf sheathed handles, painted with IN WALES and NEAR WORCESTER, in canted rectangular panels on a blue ground gilt with scrolling foliage, printed marks and script titles in red, 23cm high
Guide Price: £200-300
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A Pair of English Porcelain Cache Pots, probably Coalport, circa 1810, of bucket shape with ring handles, painted with sprays of flowers in gilt line panels on a yellow ground, 12.5cm high
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A Creamware Model of a Recumbent Sheep, late 18th century, with blue and brown sponged decoration, on a green washed mound base, 14cm long
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A Derby Campana Shaped Vase, circa 1810, richly painted in the manner of Richard Dodson, with a continuous scene of exotic birds, song birds, ducks and domestic fowl, double scroll moulded handles, rich gilt foliate scrollwork ground, painted mark in iron-red, 33cm high
Guide Price: £700-900
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A Porcelain Trout's Head Stirrup Cup, inscribed "The Angler's Delight", probably Derby, early 19th century, naturalistically painted and with closed mouth, a narrow band to the widest end inscribed in gilt (as above), 11.7cm high
Guide Price: £800-1200
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A Bloor Derby Flower Encrusted Miniature Watering Can, circa 1830, picked out in colours, flower finial, printed mark, 8cm; A Stevenson & Hancock Derby Miniature Watering Can, circa 1880, painted with landscape panels, iron red script mark, 9.5cm; and A Miniature Flower Encrusted Teapot, possibly John Bevington, crossed swords mark in blue, 9cm (3)
Guide Price: £400-500
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A Caughley Miniature Teapot, circa 1780, decorated in underglaze blue with 'The Island' pattern, 8cm high
Guide Price: £250-350
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