Fine Art Catalogue Sale - F80504

1: An extensive Aynsley 'Georgian Cobalt' pattern twelve place dinner service 1990s,

2: A first period Worcester 'dragon' pattern saucer c.1760, decorated in underglaze blue with a dragon chasing a flaming pearl, unmarked

3: A Royal Copenhagen figure sculpted by Knud Kyhn, depicting two polar bears in entwined fighting pose, underglaze decoration,

4: A Meissen porcelain figural group of a gallant and companion early 20th century, blue crossed swords and dot mark, incised '831',

5: A Royal Worcester six person coffee set puce factory marks, date code for 1922,

6: A late 19th century teapot after a design by Hughes Protat (Wedgwood), decorated with various foliate specimens,

7: A Meissen Blue Onion pattern tea service 19th century,

8: A pair of 19th century Berlin vases of baluster form, in cobalt blue with white lightning crazing, 6½in. (16.5cm.) high. (2)

9: A Doulton Lambeth Faience vase early 20th century, of baluster form with flared, upturned rim,

10: A large Minton Secessionist style jardinière c.1910,

11: A Spanish hand painted porcelain plaque by Pickman of Seville,

12: A pair of two tone Art Deco pottery vases 1930s,

13: A matched pair of Italian majolica wall brackets or window rests 19th century, modelled as grotesque masks, 6in. (15.3cm.) high,

14: A Staffordshire pottery figure by Walton of a lady wearing a striped and flowered skirt,

15: A first period Worcester blue and white dish circa 1760, with open crescent mark to the base,

16: A Wedgwood Keith Murray design vase 1950s, green glazed, of stepped conical form, 6¼in. (16cm.) high,

17: A Continental porcelain figure of a seated monkey third quarter 20th century, modelled looking down at its hand,

18: A Danish studio art pottery vase of block form, raised and hand painted decoration, signed 'Karen Boel Denmark' to base,

19: An extensive Imperial Stone dinner service 19th century,

20: An early 19th century blue and white platter probably Edward & George Phillips, in the 'Commerce' pattern,