Fine Art Catalogue Sale - F80566 - Two Day Sale

1: A Moorcroft covered bowl post war, Clematis pattern to cover with ball finial, on plain shaded blue base,

2: A Moorcroft covered ginger jar post-war, ovoid body with Hibiscus pattern on green shaded ground,

3: A Moorcroft pottery bowl post war, anemone pattern on cobalt blue ground, impressed factory marks and blue painted WM initials to base,

4: A Moorcroft vase post-war, globular baluster body, 'Spring Flowers' pattern, on graduated green ground,

5: A Moorcroft pottery vase post war, 'Hibiscus' pattern on shaded green ground, bun form with short waisted neck,

6: A Moorcroft ovoid vase 1980s-90s, anemone pattern on cobalt blue ground, impressed factory marks and painted WM monogram to base,

7: A Moorcroft vase 1980s-90s, tapering ovoid body, 'Clematis' pattern on shaded green ground,

8: Two small Moorcroft bowls post war, one of shallow concave form with Hibiscus pattern on cobalt blue ground,

9: A Bretby Art Deco style baluster vase impressed factory mark to base,

10: An Austrian 'Fat Lava' style pottery Jug 1960s-70s, broad ovoid form with tapered neck, scroll handle,

11: Two Carstens West German 'Fat Lava' pottery vases one of ribbed straight sided form with a thick red lava drip over treacle glaze,

12: A large Doulton Lambeth stoneware artware vase probably by Eliza Simmance, impressed factory mark and '1880', incised 'ES 801',

13: A German modernist vase 1950s-60s, by Great Entwurf of Bavaria, printed factory marks, of asymmetric bag form,

14: Three Dumler and Breiden Relief 'Fat Lava' pottery vases West Germany, two of compressed tapered form with waisted sides,

15: An 1830s Lord Brougham reform flask glazed in two tone colours,

16: A rare Channel Islands 19th century twin handled frog mug with lilac transferred leaves and berries and the wording 'Randall' to fro.

17: A Victorian Staffordshire figure of a pug dog painted in colours with a black and gilt collar, standing upon a rocky gilt-lined base,

18: A mid 19th century Coalport (John Rose & Co.) parian ware bust of Lord Nelson c.1853, modelled by quarter length in uniform,

19: A good large pearlware Lord Nelson commemorative jug or pitcher early 19th century,

20: A c.1910 David Lloyd George Reform flask produced by Doulton Lambeth, RD No.556616,