Fine Art, Antiques & Jewellery (Day 2)

501: A 17th century stoneware salt glazed Bellarmine wine jug orange peel glaze,

502: A Guernsey mid-19th century pink Sunderland lustre jug c.1845, with loop handle and three decorated panels,

503: A Guernsey mid-19th century pink lustre jug c.1863, with loop handle and two decorated panels,

504: A Channel Islands mid-19th century pink Sunderland lustre jug - Freemasonry interest c.1845, with loop handle and two decorated panels,

505: A mocha ware tankard 19th century, seaweed design on mocha ground with bands of blue and black, unmarked, 5in. (12.7cm.) high.

506: A Guernsey mid-19th century pink Sunderland lustre bowl c.1845, two decorated panels, named and dated to side "Peter. De. Garis 1845",

507: A Jersey mid-19th century pink Sunderland lustre jug - Freemasonry interest c.1852, with loop handle and two decorated panels,

508: 19th century etched clear glass jug and bowl - Guernsey interest c.1843, the glass etched with planted twin handled urns,

509: A pair of large Mason's patent Ironstone china platters printed factory marks to base, stamped marks under rim,

510: GIEN - Rambouillet - a part luncheon / dinner service designed by Jean Bertholle (1909-1996), each piece handpainted,

511: A pair of Gien France ivory-ground porcelain covered vases late 19th / early 20th century,

512: A near pair of late 19th/early 20th century Gien French Faience table lamps dark blue ground,

513: Jennie Hale (British Contemporary) a pair of raku fired dancing hares, with comical features, standing upon a floral and foliate mound,

514: A boxed Royal Worcester "POT DE CREME" set in the Astley pattern, comprising six cups with lids. (mint)

515: A set of ten 19th century Minton majolica oyster plates glazed in tones of turquoise, green and brown, with shell and coral moulding,

516: A Gien faience double inkstand late 19th, early 20th century, the shaped inkwell with blue applied dolphin and shell design,

517: A majolica stick stand by Wiener Kunstkeramische Werkstatte, Austria c.1900, with impressed W.K.W factory mark,

518: Jennie Hale (British Contemporary) a skulk (family) of comical raku fired foxes, each with piercing yellow eyes and cunning looks,

519: Dr Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) for Old Hall Earthenware Co. Ltd, 'Hampden', an Aesthetic Movement earthenware part dinner service

520: An art pottery figure of a male torso decorated in black , white and brown, unglazed, impressed mark to base, 12½in. (31.8cm.) high