1: A 19th century Staffordshire Pottery advertising shop window spill vase cow fashioned chained to a tree stump with thistle,

2: Clarice Cliff - Berries - A large Sabot or clog circa 1931,

3: A pair of Majolica water jugs of possible 'Beatrix Potter' or 'Kenneth Grahame' interest with raised heads and open spout form mout

4: A Moorcroft Lily pattern table lamp of baluster form, tube lined flowers in pinks, purples and blues on green ground,

5: A pair of Victorian white glazed Staffordshire dogs having gilt highlights, 10 5/8in. (27cm.) high,

6: A modern Moorcroft Pottery twin handled vase in the 'Anna Lily' pattern of slightly waisted form, 10¼in. (26cm.) high,

7: A Mdina Glass freeform sculpture signed by Michael Harris (founder of Mdina), swirling greens and blues cased in clear,

8: Two Beswick style pottery horses same pattern in two colour ways, grey and brown, each standing on turned wooden oval plinths,

9: A late-Regency Derby porcelain part dinner service with red printed large crown and D factory marks,

10: Two novelty Alderney Pottery pig cream jugs the largest measuring 6 3/8in. (16.2cm.) high. (2)

11: A pair of 20th century Meissen porcelain parrots with colourful plumage and turned heads, perched on white tree stump,

12: A late 18th or early 19th century Spode pearlware blue and white transfer printed Bourdalou impressed factory mark and 'M' to base,

13: An early 19th century J. & W. Ridgway part tea and coffee service pattern no. 1082 with painted flowers,

14: A large Doulton Aesthetic period blue and white moon flask designed by Henry Slater, 1880s, impressed factory, lion and 'B' marks,

15: Four 18th century Dutch Delft tin glaze plates and chargers including a pair of small chargers with vase of flowers decoration,

16: A small group of Parian ware busts of Classical maidens comprising a pair titled 'Morning and 'Night', signed RS,

17: A Parian ware bust of Sir Walter Raleigh 19th century, on waisted circular socle, unmarked, 8¼in. (21cm.) high,

18: A Continental faience dish probably 19th century, blue single letter mark to base, of scalloped form,

19: A closely matched pair of Coalport twin handled campagna style urns c.1820,

20: 'Blue Poppy' - a James Macintyre & Co Florian Ware ewer designed by William Moorcroft unmarked,