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A collection of various figurines including Royal Doulton Four Seasons "Winter" (HN2088), "Autumn" (HN2087), "Summer" (assume HN2086) and "Spring" (HN2085) and another Royal Doulton figurine "The ballerina" (HN2116), "Clarissa" (HN2345), another figure "To bed" (HN1805), another "Monica" (HN1467), a Royal Worcester figurine "Little Miss Muffet" (3301), another "Burmah" (3069), a Continental porcelain figure of "Young girl with tambourine" and a Dresden Dee figure of a young dancer with ball "Catherine", three Goebel Hummel garden bird figures and two Karl Ens bird figures (17)

A circa 1900 Dresden porcelain ink stand of rectangular form with shaped edge decorated with panel of quayside scene with figures, three masted ship in background, lighthouse in the distance bearing blue crossed swords under glazed mark to base 21 cm x 14.3 cm together with a pounce pot and inkwell to match and a small Dresden baluster shaped vase and cover bearing crossed feathers mark to base 10.5 cm high

A Meissen cabinet cup and saucer painted with scenes of a port, a Dresden floral basket, a Meissen figure of a woman smelling a posy of flowers and a pair of continental figures (5) Condition Report:Available upon request

Pair of Dresden male and female allegorical gardening figures, height 22cm

A large collection of decorative mainly porcelain jugs including Royal Doulton (approximately 25), Wedgwood, Foley, Shelley, George Jones, majolica, Prattware, Carltonware, Royal Crown Derby, Paragon, chintz, Art Deco, Copenhagen, Dresden, Herend etc and four Shelley cups and saucers

Meissen seated child figure eating an apple from a basket of fruit, with Dresden lace decoration to skirt and neck, blue crossed swords mark and impressed 120 to base, height 12cm

Dresden candlesticks, bisque wine pourer, Chinese porcelain cricket container / pot pourri etc, tallest 17cm

Collection of Dresden wrythen moulded tea ware comprising six trios and a sugar bowl, nineteen pieces

Victorian porcelain cabinet cups and saucers with painted decoration, a pair of Dresden cups and saucers, a Paragon cup and saucer etc

Royal Doulton vase, 15cm, Limoges, Dresden and Derby dishes, cherub with cornucopia figure etc

A 20thC Dresden porcelain three branch candelabrum, gilt heightened with applied coloured flowers, printed mark, 17cm high, together with a Dresden porcelain square dish, with pierced decoration, hand painted flowers, gilt heightened, printed marks, 20cm wide, and two transfer printed porcelain roundels, each 3cm diameter.

A 20thC Dresden porcelain two handled basket, with pierced border, decorated centrally with hand painted flowers, the outer border decorated with applied flowers, printed marks, 14cm diameter, together with a further Dresden porcelain basket, of oval form, raised on four scroll feet, printed marks, 19cm wide.

A 20thC Dresden porcelain two handled pedestal dish, the pierced bowl decorated with painted and applied flowers, on a circular foot, gilt heightened, printed marks, 18cm high.

A pair 20thC Dresden porcelain figures, modelled as gardeners, the female holding a basket of flowers leaning against a tree stump, 19cm high, the gentleman holding bunches of flowers beside tree bough and watering can, 18cm high, printed marks.

A 20thC Dresden porcelain pedestal fruit bowl, the pierced bowl decorated with painted and applied flowers, on a square base, gilt heightened, printed marks, 25cm high.

A 20thC Dresden porcelain mantel clock, the circular dial with Roman numerals marked Sandizell, quartz movement, the case with pierced and applied floral decoration, gilt heightened, printed mark, 31cm high.

Derby figure of a Dresden Shepherd, circa 1760, polychrome decorated, shown holding a basket of fruit, standing on a floral encrusted scrollwork base with a hound by his feet, 22.5cm highRestoration to neck, hat, right hand, right elbow, left thumb, base by left foot. A couple of minor losses. Displays well.

A BING & GRONDHAL PORCELAIN CIRCULAR PLATE enamelled with flowers within turquoise rim; a 19th Century tea cup and saucer enamelled with 'Billingsley Roses' on a black ground; a Limoges porcelain loving cup; and a Dresden porcelain oval sale

A HAMMERSLEY & CO 'DRESDEN SPRAYS' PART TEA SERVICE Edwardian, originally 12 setting (some damaged or missing)

A small collection of ceramic items, to include Dresden pillbox, Maling twin handled bowl and Royal Worcester 'Forget Me Not' preserve pot with lid.

DRESDEN VASES, a pair, twin handled with foliate decoration, green bands and gilt highlights, 36cm H. (2)

Gerhard Richter is a German visual artist known for his diverse and innovative approach to painting. He was born on February 9, 1932, in Dresden, Germany, and is considered one of the most important and influential artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.Richter's artistic career spans several decades, and his works encompass a wide range of styles and techniques. He is known for constantly challenging traditional notions of painting and exploring various approaches to representation and abstraction.Early in his career, Richter trained in the tradition of Socialist Realism, which was the officially sanctioned style in East Germany at the time. However, he later moved away from this style and began experimenting with different artistic strategies.One of Richter's notable bodies of work is his "Photo Paintings" series, which he started in the 1960s. In these works, Richter used photographs as sources, often blurring or smudging the images in order to explore the tension between representation and abstraction. These paintings challenge the notion of objective reality and invite viewers to question the reliability of photographic images.Richter's exploration of abstraction is also a significant aspect of his artistic practice. He created abstract paintings characterized by bold brushwork, layers of translucent colors, and dynamic compositions. These works reflect his interest in the materiality of paint and the expressive possibilities of abstraction.In addition to his paintings, Richter has also worked with other mediums, including sculpture, photography, and installation art. He has continuously pushed the boundaries of what constitutes art and has challenged traditional definitions and expectations.Richter's contributions to the art world have been widely recognized. He has received numerous awards and honors, including the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale and the Praemium Imperiale in Painting. His works are held in major museums and collections worldwide, and he continues to be an influential figure in contemporary art.Gerhard Richter's legacy lies in his constant exploration of new possibilities within painting, his ability to seamlessly shift between different styles and techniques, and his critical engagement with the nature of representation and abstraction. His work continues to inspire and provoke thought, making him one of the most significant artists of our time.Measures 27 x 30.

Gerhard Richter is a German visual artist known for his diverse and innovative approach to painting. He was born on February 9, 1932, in Dresden, Germany, and is considered one of the most important and influential artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.Richter's artistic career spans several decades, and his works encompass a wide range of styles and techniques. He is known for constantly challenging traditional notions of painting and exploring various approaches to representation and abstraction.Early in his career, Richter trained in the tradition of Socialist Realism, which was the officially sanctioned style in East Germany at the time. However, he later moved away from this style and began experimenting with different artistic strategies.One of Richter's notable bodies of work is his "Photo Paintings" series, which he started in the 1960s. In these works, Richter used photographs as sources, often blurring or smudging the images in order to explore the tension between representation and abstraction. These paintings challenge the notion of objective reality and invite viewers to question the reliability of photographic images.Richter's exploration of abstraction is also a significant aspect of his artistic practice. He created abstract paintings characterized by bold brushwork, layers of translucent colors, and dynamic compositions. These works reflect his interest in the materiality of paint and the expressive possibilities of abstraction.In addition to his paintings, Richter has also worked with other mediums, including sculpture, photography, and installation art. He has continuously pushed the boundaries of what constitutes art and has challenged traditional definitions and expectations.Richter's contributions to the art world have been widely recognized. He has received numerous awards and honors, including the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale and the Praemium Imperiale in Painting. His works are held in major museums and collections worldwide, and he continues to be an influential figure in contemporary art.Gerhard Richter's legacy lies in his constant exploration of new possibilities within painting, his ability to seamlessly shift between different styles and techniques, and his critical engagement with the nature of representation and abstraction. His work continues to inspire and provoke thought, making him one of the most significant artists of our time.Measures 40 x 30.3.

Dresden floral decorated fluted part tea and coffee service with hand painted mark to base and a Pair of Coalport Egg cups

A Dresden figure and a Royal Crown Derby bird figure group, a/f, Kingfisher, etc.

Six 18th Century Delft Blue and White Tiles, decorated with religious scenes together with an Iznik style vase, a KPM style porcelein portrait plaque of Louis XVI and a pair of Dresden white porcelein bowls and covers (one tray)

A Quantity of Various Porcelain Tea and Coffee Wares, including Shelly, Dresden, Minton, etc. (two trays)

Beswick Horses and Guinness Advertising Memorabilia, including: Huntsman Standing, Fox Hounds, Fox, Pinto Pony, Skewbald Gloss, Prancing Arab, etc; together with foreign-made harnessed shire horses, modern Dresden dancing ladies, Southern Cross Sailor, My Goodness, My Guiness Carltonware figure, etc (one shelf)

A mixed group of ceramics, to include: a Beswick rearing horse; a Cornishware rolling pin; Dresden etc.

Davenport 'Dresden Star' Pottery Dinner Service, of approximately forty seven pieces (some damages), including two meat plates with draining facilities, large tureen on stand.

A large Dresden porcelain jar and cover, late 19th century, decorated with courting couples between floral swags, underglaze mark to base, height 41.5cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Three Capodimonte porcelain figures, including a courting couple attending a masquerade ball on a gilt scroll decorated base, height 21cm, a Sitzendorf figure of a lady carrying a basket of flowers, and two Irish Dresden figures of ladies, each wearing a lacework dress, painted marks to bases.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Dresden urn and cover, decorated with a gilt ground, floral baskets and goat head mask handles, marks to base, impressed no. 6579, 40cm high

Bachmann Liliput G gauge model railways, two L193501 motorised tram cars #161 Deutsche Strassenbahn Gesellschaft in Dresden, maroon, white and yellow, L193502 motorised tram car #69 Berlin Charlottenburger Strassenbahn, green, white and yellow and L193505 tram trailer #576 Deutsche Strassenbahn Gesellschaft in Dresden, maroon, white and yellow and L193507 tram trailer #601 Berlin Charlottenburger Strassenbahn, green, white and yellow, each boxed. (5)

WWII Nazi German Luftwaffe steel buckle, the leather belt tab attached stamped 'H Aurich Dresden 1941'. We do not guarantee German WWII listed items to be genuine period examples. Buyers should view the items in person to decide for themselves. No returns will be accepted for these items.

Three 20th century Continental porcelain female ballerinas to include Dresden together with a Capodimonte porcelain cup and saucer. H.13 W.7 D.7cm largest

Six items of 19th and early 20th century Continental, mostly German, porcelain, to include a Dresden-style table centrepiece with open urn top encrusted with floral garlands, the three-footed base adorned with winged cherubs and flowers, height 30.5cm, diameter 30cm, a pair of porcelain figures, one depicting a dandy man, height 39cm, the other a Romany lady, a Dresden twin-handled vase with Watteau-style painted panels separated with blue floral panels, on square base, height 23cm (lacking lid, reground) and two Continental plates (6).Condition Report: - Each item either has a repair or some form of damage, to include chips or edge knocks, paint loss, etc.

DRESDEN; a late 19th century Meissen-style chocolate cup and saucer decorated with exotic birds, insects and shrubs, with ear-shaped handles, heightened in gold gilt, blue painted 'AR' to the base, height of cup 8cm, diameter of saucer 13.5cm (2).

A pair of 19th century Continental porcelain figures, comprising a Dresden boy with basket of eggs and a girl with basket of flowers, height 16cm, marked Dresden to the base, together with a Meissen-style boy playing the flute, on square base, with crossed sword marks to the base, height 11.5cm, and a Chelsea-style porcelain figure of huntsman with tricorne hat, French horn and dog, on Rococo-style base, gold anchor painted to the reverse of tree stump, unmarked base, height 19.5cm (4).Condition Report: - All the figures have some minor repair or damage.

Ten mixed 19th century Continental porcelain figures, many in the Dresden Meissen style, height of tallest 25cm, height of shortest 14.5cm (10).Condition Report: - All the figures have various repairs and damage.

A Dresden oval pierced basket, the central cartouche painted with a basket of summer flowers, within a lattice of yellow and gilt, pair of scalloped handles, 28cm wide, printed marks in blue, mid-20th century

A Susie Cooper Dresden Spray pattern vegetable dish and cover; other decorative ceramics, Susie Cooper, Crown Devon Stockholm milk and sugar, Shelley pin tray, Staffordshire Art Deco teacup, saucer and tea plate, Midwinter, Hornsea, Wade, Radford, qty

TWO 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL OVAL PORCELAIN PLAQUES painted with female bust portraits, one holding a child signed H. Bucker, Dresden; gilt and ebonised frameslargest plaque is 9cm high, 7cm wide

A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY DRESDEN TYPE AUGUSTUS REX TAPERING DOUBLE GOURD BOTTLE VASES AND COVERS the gilt-edged bodies with figural landscape scenes and blue ground floral panels.20.5cm high

A German Dresden porcelain model of a beefeater, 26cm high, with separate pike, a Staffordshire pottery figure of Gin/Water, a/f, five Beatrix Potter figures, three Royal Worcester figures of children, five Doulton figures, a Spode figure of Elizabeth and a Doulton figure of a shepherd (17)Condition Report: Majority of items appear free from chips and scratches - please see additional images for any noted damage.Figure 'GIN' appears to have had hand reattached - please see imagesBeefeater has minor discoloration to underneath rim of hat - image attached

A CONTINENTAL DRESDEN STYLE PORCELAIN MONKEY CONDUCTOR MUSICIAN FIGURE, HEIGHT 17CM

A CONTINENTAL DRESDEN STYLE PORCELAIN MONKEY TRUMPET PLAYER MUSICIAN FIGURE, HEIGHT 15.5CM

A CONTINENTAL DRESDEN STYLE PORCELAIN MONKEY VIOLIN PLAYER MUSICIAN FIGURE, HEIGHT 15CM

A CONTINENTAL DRESDEN STYLE PORCELAIN MONKEY OBOE / FLUTE PLAYER MUSICIAN FIGURE, HEIGHT 16CM

A CONTINENTAL DRESDEN STYLE PORCELAIN MONKEY SHEET MUSIC MUSICIAN FIGURE, HEIGHT 15.5CM

A CONTINENTAL DRESDEN STYLE PORCELAIN MONKEY SHEET MUSIC MUSICIAN FIGURE, HEIGHT 16CM

A selection of Dresden porcelain tea wares, 19th century, comprising: six tea cups, five saucers, and a coffee can and saucer, each of wrythen form and decorated with floral sprays within gilt borders, with a set of six Cauldon coffee cans and saucers, early 20th century, with gilt rim and band, makers mark and painted ‘T 480 N’ to base, and a Japanese Satsuma coffee pot and sucrier, 20th century, decorated with a floral, foliate and stork design with gilt highlights, the coffee pot 18cm high (Qty)

A 19th Century Meissen Hand Painted Cabinet Plate with Reticulated Border, Moritzburg Castle Near Dresden, 24.5cms Diameter

Four items of Dresden porcelain including a lobed entree dish, 21cm, a leaf-shaped dish, 19cm (damaged); and a cup and saucer, all hand-painted with flowers, gilt borders, factory marks.Qty: 4

Pair of Dresden dessert plates, encrusted, pierced with fruit, and painted with fruit, diameter 23cm.Condition report:Please see additional uploaded images of the base of both plates.

Pair of small Meissen style porcelain vases, floral decoration, Meissen (Second Quality) covered jug, damaged; other Dresden porcelain. (7)Condition report:There are two large chips to the base of the pierced dish. The jug and large bowl both have some loss of gilding. The jug lid may also be missing its finial. Please see additional uploaded images.

A collection of Aynsley fruit decorated ceramics, including: circular plates; dishes; and a trinket dish with cover; together with a floral decorated Royal Winton tray; and a selection of other decorative plates, including Hammersley and Dresden.

A selection of Continental porcelain figures, including: Dresden style figure group, 15cms high; three various figures of children; and another. (5)

SIX DRESDEN FIGURES & 1 OTHER

(British School, Satirical Print) 'Mad Nap breaking the armistice from the Original Picture at Dresden', hand-coloured engraving, Published by Harwood & Co., London, c.1814, 25 x 35 cm, mounted, framed and glazed