We handle a wide range of British & European Ceramics encompassing many periods from Wedgwood to Royal Worcester and Meissen to Cantagali. From figures to vases, tea sets to dinner sets our experts are available to provide you with accurate pre-sale advice on your ceramics
A Seaton Pottery marriage bowl dated 1893, sold for £260
A pair of Crown Devon hand-painted coffee cans and saucers, signed 'T. Coleman', sold for £40
A Griselda Hill Wemyss pottery model of a pig with black markings, sold for £75
A Royal Doulton flambé vase, decorated with ruin in a landscape, printed marks, impressed number '7137', sold for £20
Two Karl Ens porcelain models of Cockatoos, sold for £160
Margery Clinton, a limited edition porcelain figure of Jemima, The Artist's Cat, No.42/100, sold for £130
A large 19th century Scottish pottery jar and cover, sold for £95
A Royal Doulton Flambe glaze model of a seated bloodhound, sold for £90
A Nautilus porcelain part tea set, hand-painted with colourful flowers on a gilt ground, sold for £230
A 20th century Hammersley bone china 'Dresden Sprays' pattern part teaset, sold for £210