A half size 'Shaft and Globe' wine bottle, circa 1675 Of olive-green tint, the small bulbous body narrowing inwards towards the base, the tapering...

An exceptionally rare and important sealed 'Shaft and Globe' wine bottle, circa 1660-65Of olive-green tint, the rounded bulbous body tapering inwa...

A very rare sealed 'Mallet' wine bottle, circa 1735-40 Of dark olive-amber tint, the wide body with straight sides and a long tapering neck with a...

A remarkable 'Shaft and Globe' wine bottle, circa 1670Of dark olive-green tint, the bulbous body narrowing towards the base and with a long taperi...

A pair of figural tazzas by John Ford and Co, Holyrood Glassworks, Edinburgh, circa 1870Modelled as a fisher boy and fisher girl in frosted glass ...

A rare Brislington delftware charger, circa 1675-90Of generous size with a turn-over rim, painted in a bright blue, paler blue and bright yellow, ...

A pair of large English delftware flower bricks, circa 1740Probably London, painted in blue with circular panels of overflowing flower vases and f...

A rare and large English delftware tea canister or tobacco jar and a cover, circa 1760Probably Liverpool, of tall rectangular shape and square pro...

A pair of Lambeth (Thomas Morgan and Abigail Griffith) delftware ballooning plates, circa 1785With the ascent of Vincenzo Lunardi's balloon painte...

A very rare Staffordshire saltglaze 'Goat and Bee' jug, circa 1745-50After the Chelsea model, the lower section moulded with two russet goats seat...

A rare Wedgwood & Co creamware plate, circa 1790Probably by Fidelle Duvivier, finely painted in tones of sepia with a circular landscape panel dep...

A creamware Toby Jug, circa 1785Of traditional form, seated and holding a foaming jug in both hands, a pipe held between the thumb and forefinger ...

A small Wood Family Toby Jug, circa 1790Of 'Mould 51' type, seated and holding a jug in his left hand, a glass in his raised right hand, wearing a...

Two Prattware Toby Jugs, circa 1810Of traditional form, seated and holding spotted foaming jugs with both hands, wearing blue coats, ochre breeche...

Two Yorkshire Prattware cow and figure groups, circa 1820Of 'Factory that used a Large Crown Mark' type, the cows with black markings, one with a ...

A large Wedgwood tricolour jasper jardinière, 19th centuryOf tapering form, the solid white body applied with green and puce decoration, ivy entwi...

A pair of Adams blue jasper vases and a vase and cover, late 18th century In dark blue jasper dip and of shield shape, the pair applied in white r...

A Staffordshire porcelain tulip vase, circa 1840Formed from a fully open bloom and a tiny closed bud picked out in purple, above a fan of five bri...

A pair of Staffordshire porcelain tulip vases, circa 1840Both formed from a fully open bloom and a tiny closed bud picked out in red, above a fan ...

A near pair of small Staffordshire porcelain tulip vases, circa 1840Both formed from a fully open bloom and a closed bud picked out in puce, set a...

Two similar small Staffordshire porcelain tulip vases, circa 1840Both formed from a fully open bloom and a completely closed bud picked out in sha...

Three small Staffordshire porcelain tulip vases, circa 1840Each formed from a fully open bloom and a closed bud picked out in puce picked out in p...

Five Continental porcelain tulip vases in Staffordshire style, early 20th centuryComprising two pairs of vases both formed from a fully open bloom...

Four Continental porcelain tulip vases in Staffordshire style, early 20th centuryComprising two formed from two fully open blooms flanked by a pai...

A near pair of Staffordshire porcelain tulip vases, circa 1840Both formed from a large fully open bloom and a closed bud finely picked out in purp...

A near pair of small Staffordshire porcelain tulip vases, circa 1840Both formed from a fully open bloom and a closed bud picked out in puce, set a...

Three small Staffordshire porcelain tulip vases, circa 1840Each formed from a fully open bloom and a closed bud picked out in shades of purple, se...

A Torquay tulip box and cover and a pair of small tulip vases, 20th century The first modelled as a large bloom with a stalk handle picked out in ...

Three Spode tulip cups, circa 1820 Modelled as single flowers with variegated petals, green stalk handles and octagonal gilded bases, the interior...

Four rare Spode pearlware tulip cups, circa 1820Each modelled as a single flower with variegated petals, green stalk handles and green octagonal b...

A South Staffordshire enamel dog bonbonnière, circa 1770Of rectangular shape, the cover modelled in relief as a black and white spaniel curled up ...

A rare South Staffordshire 'Queen' bonbonnière, circa 1765-70Modelled as the head of a lady, her cheeks heavily rouged with her hair coiffured wit...

A pair of South Staffordshire enamel candlesticks, circa 1770Made in two sections and with gilt metal mounts, the feet and removable drip pans wit...

Two South Staffordshire enamel needle cases, circa 1770 One with gilt metal mounts, painted with three panels of figures in garden landscapes with...

A good Plymouth mug, circa 1768-70 Of bell shape with a turned foot and a grooved strap handle, painted with three brightly coloured 'fancy birds'...

A rare Bow creamboat, circa 1756-60 Thinly potted and of leaf-moulded form, the veining picked out in blue, an elaborate foliate and scrollwork bo...

A Liverpool (William Reid) mug, circa 1756-59With a 'Scotia' foot and a scrolled handle, finely painted in enamels with a Chinese lady carrying a ...

A rare Liverpool (William Reid) coffee cup, circa 1756-58Of bell shape, the scrolled handle with a pointed thumbrest, painted with a naturalistic ...

A rare Bow creamjug or sauceboat, circa 1752Modelled as a half-peach raised on three bud feet, with a crabstock handle, applied in high relief wit...

A rare Worcester bowl, circa 1754-55Of 'Scratch Cross' type, painted in bright famille rose style with a long-tailed, pink-breasted bird perched o...

A Caughley toy coffee pot and cover, circa 1785-88 Of slender baluster shape, painted in blue with the 'Island' pattern consisting of a tree and h...

A Caughley toy sucrier and cover and a jug, circa 1785-88 Painted in blue with the 'Island' pattern consisting of a tree and huts on an island fla...

Two Longton Hall saucers and a teabowl, circa 1756-58The saucers painted in underglaze blue with the 'Gatehouse' pattern, one with a blue line bor...

An impressive Longton Hall tankard, circa 1755-58 The ovoid body with a turned foot and double scrolled handle, painted in blue with a Chinese fig...

A rare West Pans leaf pickle dish, circa 1765Of leaf shape with a gently serrated rim, with incised veins to the upper surface, the flat base ungl...

An Isleworth butterboat, circa 1765The exterior moulded with overlapping geranium leaves below a shaped rim, the handle formed by a plain stalk, p...

A rare Isleworth feeding cup, circa 1775-85Of low, circular form with a fixed half cover, applied with two fan-shaped handles and a curved spout, ...

Two Worcester wet mustard pots and covers, circa 1772-1780 Of cylindrical form with moulded scroll handles, one finely reeded, the low domed cover...

A Worcester punch pot and cover, circa 1770 Of large size with a comparatively diminutive spout, the domed cover with a pointed finial, fully pain...

A Worcester saucer dish, circa 1775Painted in shades of blue with the 'Two Quail' pattern (I.C.15), the two birds in profile flanked by tall grass...

A Worcester teapot, cover and stand, circa 1762-65The unusual domed cover with a flower final, the stand of rare hexafoil shape, in 'Chrysanthemum...

A rare Worcester egg cup, circa 1770 Painted in blue with the 'Egg Cup Floral Sprays' pattern (I.E.11), leafy sprigs trailing around the pedestal ...

A very rare Worcester butterboat, circa 1756-58, and another Worcester butterboat, circa 1765 Of geranium leaf form, the earlier with unusually cr...

A Longton Hall mug, circa 1755-57The angular scrolled handle with a moulded thumbrest, painted with the 'Goose' or 'Two Geese' pattern, two red bi...

An early Chelsea salt or sweetmeat dish, circa 1745-49In the form of an upturned scallop shell nestled on a band of red coral encrusted with delic...

A Worcester teabowl, circa 1752-53The twelve-sided form moulded with deep concave flutes, brightly painted with a 'Strutting Bird' in a garden bes...

A fine Longton Hall sauceboat, circa 1753-55Crisply moulded with rococo C-scroll borders and a diaper ground, the high scrolling handle with incis...

A rare Lund's Bristol coffee can or small mug, circa 1749-51Of squat cylindrical shape modelled with a fine ridge around the base, the angular han...

An early Worcester small coffee pot and cover, circa 1752-53Painted in blue with a kneeling Chinese figure bowing in front of a willow tree and a ...

A large Worcester mug, circa 1757-60 Of bell shape with a grooved loop handle, printed in black with a half-length portrait of King George II look...