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A Swinton Pearlware Pottery Loving Cup, circa 1790, painted with a rim band of yellow flowerheads and marblised V motifs beneath gadrooning, on each side with cursive initials BW amongst swags of husks, C shape handles and circular foot, 12.7cm high (restored)
Guide Price: £350-450
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A Brameld Pearlware Pottery Black Transfer Printed Romantic Landscapes Pattern Tea Cup and Saucer, circa 1815-20, with black painted rims, the saucer 13.7cm diameter; and A Don Pottery Tea Bowl and Saucer, circa 1815-20, each transfer printed in black with two children playing the hurdy-gurdy to a dancing dog, blue painted rim, the saucer 14cm diameter (2)
Guide Price: £200-250
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A Sunderland Lustre Pottery Mug, High Level Bridge Newcastle Upon Tyne, circa 1850, cylindrical, printed on one side with a view of the bridge, titled, within splodged pink borders, on the other with a three-masted man o'war, C shape strap handle, 10.7cm high
Guide Price: £500-600
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A Leeds Creamware Pottery Small Coffee Pot, circa 1775, of baluster shape, with entwined reeded strap handles with floret and leaf terminals picked out in enamel colours, the main body painted with sprays and sprigs of flowers in puce en camaieu, the domed cover with floret final and beaded rims, the inside of the cover impressed HM, 14cm high
Guide Price: £200-300
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A Leeds Creamware Milk Jug, circa 1775, of baluster form with nipped spout, with entwined strapwork handle with floret and leaf terminals picked out in enamels, probably decorated in the Rhodes Workshops with buildings and a tower amongst trees within a scroll and flower border, circular foot, 14cm high (restored)
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A Leeds Pottery Creamware Oval Bowl, circa 1775, with green enamelled string line to the rim over faux brown enamel painted bead and reel string lines, internally centred with cursive puce initials JCR within ribbon tied leaf fronds, impressed LEEDS.POTTERY 19, 37.5cm diameter
Guide Price: £120-180
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A Barr Flight & Barr Worcester "Imari" Pattern Dessert Service, circa 1805-10, comprising twenty-one dessert plates, a pair of sauce tureens and covers, four shaped square dessert dishes, four oval dessert dishes, four shell shape dessert dishes, and a large single dessert dish (36)
Guide Price: £3500-4500
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A Philip Christian Coffee Cup, circa 1770, enamelled with two Chinese musicians and a boy, inner crow's foot border, 6cm; A Coffee Can, circa 1775, enamelled with sprays of flowers, with inner red bubble and line border, 6.4cm high; and A Coffee Cup, circa 1765, enamelled with a large peony spray and sprigs, inner crow's foot border, 6cm high (3)
Guide Price: £100-150
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A Group of Five Coffee Cans and Cups, circa 1770-1805, comprising New Hall example, 1795, in Chinese export style (6.6cm), a Chinese example, circa 1756, enamelled in the Giles workshops, London, with fancy birds in a landscape (5.8cm), a West Pans (William Littler) example, circa 1764-75, enamelled with flowers (6.8cm), a creamware example, circa 1768, painted with flowers (6.8cm), and a Staffordshire example, circa 1805, probably made as a replacement for a Giles decorated Worcester Two Quail pattern version (6.1cm); and A Wedgwood Creamware Asparagus Server, circa 1780, with enamelled loop and husk border, impressed mark, 9.1cm (6)
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A Liverpool Bowl, circa 1758, enamelled with the Quail pattern, 14.8cm diameter, 6.5cm high; and A Worcester Bowl, circa 1765, printed and coloured with a version of the Chinese Family pattern (with additional prints including Red Monkey), red enamelled border, 19cm diameter, 8.5cm high (2)
Guide Price: £150-200
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