PORCELAIN & CERAMICS

An octagonal creamware Wedgwood plate with red botanic decoration and swirled rim. Impressed mark.

A wonderful French Art Deco bronzed ceramic figure of a panther attacking an ibex c1925.

A wonderful example of Carlton Ware's Mikado design. This blue and gilt wall plaque bears the 1894-1927 mark and the pattern number 2399 which dates the piece to around 1920.

A very pretty Coalport coffee cup and saucer superbly decorated with pink roses within a gilt band c1820.

Niderviller ribbon plate c1820. Beautifully spare decoration with a central scene of country bulidings.

A Coalport plate c1800-1815. Wonderfully painted, Coalport was a high quality producer that specialized in richly painted and gilded wares such as this.

A Miles Mason sugar box decorated with sepia Classical scenes within gilt bands c1805.

An early Spode cup and saucer in the Etruscan shape with serpent handle pattern number 2214 c1820. The design is quite modern in its spareness.

A superb mid Victorian majolica jardiniere decorated with storks and cherubs c1870. Cut flowers and indoor plants started to become fashionable in the Regency period and reached the heights of popularity in the 1890's. There was a vast array of stands and jardinieres in all manner of materials produced during these years.

A pair of Marseilles Faience vases c1790. The revolution and the popularity of English style ceramics spelled the death knell for the faience industry in France.