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Box inc. Edwardian transfer printed tea service, a George Jones cruet set etc.

Tray inc. two Adams breakfast cups, two pieces of Harrogate crested ware, a George Jones "Abbey" teapot, Ashworth Bros. octagonal bowl etc.

Set of four George Jones "Abbey" pattern blue and white coffee cans and saucers, early 20th century

A Davenport Imari-decorated coffee can and saucer; a George Jones cabinet cup and saucer; a hand-painted continental miniature tea pot; a Capodimonte bust, `Shakespeare`; a Vienna cabinet plate, and two Sevres cabinet plates (7)

A Wemyss small vase, decorated with a triple head thistle, painted and impressed mark, 8.5cm high, and a George Jones majolica strawberry set (both A/F) (2)

A silver-plated, lidded glass biscuit barrel; a heavy glass vase; and a George Jones two-piece cruet with plated lids in a plated stand (3)

A 19th Century George Jones Beehive Cheese Bell, A/F

A GEORGE JONES CRESCENT CHINA DESSERT SERVICE, DECORATED WITH FLOWERS IN PALE GREEN AND GILT BORDER

A Crescent china clock George Jones, strawberry basket set

A GEORGE III HANOVARIAN PATTERN SILVER TABLESPOON with lace back bowl, London 1763, a similar spoon, London 1763 possibly Jabez Daniel, another London 1756 possibly Thomas Devonshire and William Watkins and another by Geo Jones (4).

A George Jones & Co. blue and white Abbey pattern bowl and a Wedgwood plate and Pountney Jug

"IN THE MANNER OF GEORGE JONES A VICTORIAN MAJOLICA STRAWBERRY OVAL SERVING PLATTER, with twin integral circular loop handles, all over relief moulded fruit and leaf decoration, bears a Victorian Patent Office registration mark verso for February 1st" 1872, 30cm x 39cm

A 19TH CENTURY GEORGE JONES MAJOLICA GAME TUREEN AND COVER decorated in relief with hares against a cream ground, with brown painted branch handles, with liner, the lid with painted bird finial, the base with impressed marks and registration mark, 14" dia..

A GEORGE JONES TYPE MAJOLICA PEDESTAL TABLE SALT, the stem modelled as sea creatures, 3½" high.

J B PRIESTLEY: THE BEAUTY OF BRITAIN A PICTORIAL SURVEY, B T Batsford, 1937, 2nd edn, orig cl d/w + H J MASSINGHAM: COTSWOLD COUNTRY, B T Batsford, 1937, 1st edn, orig cl d/w + P THORESBY JONES: WELSH BORDER COUNTRY, B T Batsford, 1938, 1st edn, orig cl d/w + CHARLES L WARR, 2 ttls: SCOTTISH SERMONS AND ADDRESSES, 1930, 1st edn, orig cl, gt, d/w; THE GLIMMERING LANDSCAPE, 1960, 1st edn, ttl pg signed and inscribed by author, orig cl gt, d/w + ARTHUR BRYANt, 2 ttls: THE TURN OF THE TIDE, 1957, orig cl, gt, d/w + TRIUMPH IN THE WEST, 1959, orig cl gt, d/w + GEORGE MACAULAY TREVELYAN: GREY OF FALLODON, BEING THE LIFE OF SIR EDWARD GREY AFTERWARDS VISCOUNT GREY OF FALLODON, 1937, 1st edn, orig cl gt, + J DIXON-SCOTT: ENGLAND UNDER TRUST, 1937, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w (tatty), + LOUIS GOLDING: IN THE STEPS OF MOSES THE CONQUEROR, 1938, 1st edn, orig cl gt, + ERNEST RAYMOND: IN THE STEPS OF ST FRANCIS, 1953, orig cl, gt, d/w, (11)

GEORGE EWART EVANS: WHERE BEARDS WAG ALL, THE RELEVANCE OF THE ORAL TRADITION + JOHN BURKE: SUFFOLK, 1971, 1st edn, orig cl, gt, d/w + W A B JONES: HADLEIGH THROUGH THE AGES, 1984, orig lam pict bds + SHEILA STEWART: LIFTING THE LATCH, 1987, ffep signed and dated, orig cl gt, d/w + HUGH BARRETT: EARLY TO RISE, A SUFFOLK MORNING, 1995, orig lam cardboard wraps + JOHN JACKSON: A LITTLE PIECE OF ENGLAND, A SMALL – HOLDING FROM SCRATCH, 2000, orig cl gt, d/w, (6)

A mixed lot of assorted ceramics, including a Royal Albert Treasure Chest series part six setting tea service, a George Jones Crescent china sugar bowl, a quantity of assorted Wedgwood jasperware etc.

A Victorian George Jones dessert service, decorated with birds in blue and white

A papier mâché snuff box, inset with a George IV coronation medal, by Thomason & Jones, 1821

A George lll silver cream jug, London 1806, a silver cream jug by A E Jones, Birmingham 1917, and one other item

George Cruikshank, `Quadrupeds or Little Boneys Last Kick`, hand coloured engraving, published by WN Jones, 1813, and other watercolours

A large Cornishware blue and white striped jug marked Green & Co Ltd, Gressley Made in England (AF), a George Jones Abbey pattern pot, Copeland Spode Italian jug (AF), other blue and white china etc

Victorian porcelain vase by George Jones, white ground, flared rim and pedestal base with hand painted ivory leaves and grasses, the central tinted bisque octagonal section having interspersed roundels of relief images of a classical style figures and hand-painted floral sprays, applied blue monogram disc to base, 32cm high

A George Jones majolica egg model, blue-glaze, contained within integral wicker-effect stand, impressed mark and painted pattern number 536, 6.25in.

A George Jones Crescent & Sons dessert and matching coffee set for Harrods Ltd over painted with roses blue and gilt border.(qty)

A late 19th Century Staffordshire biscuit barrel decorated with stylised flowers over a blush ground and mounted to a silver plated open work frame, unmarked, together with a pair of George Jones vases with floral printed decoration, (3).

A blue and white Abbey plate by George Jones

A 19th Century Minton Majolica pottery sugar bowl with ivy leaf decoration and a 19th Century George Jones Majolica plate with pineapple decoration (2)

A FEW PIECES OF GEORGE JONES & SONS Abbey pattern pottery, a blue and white plate, a Imari plate, a nursery plate and a few other pieces of china

A George Jones Majolica Game Pie Dish, Cover and Liner, circa 1860, the cover moulded with a recumbent fox beside a goose on fern leaves, the base with game trophies hanging from net swags, all picked out in typical colours, pattern number 2262, 26.5cm wide

Gray (George Carrington). The Tourist and Traveller’s Guide to the Roads of England and Wales and Part of Scotland on an entirely new Plan, pub. Sherwood, Jones and Co., 1824, title page, eng. folding map of England & Wales with orig. hand colouring, forty-nine uncol. engraved county maps (including three folding), ink owners stamp to a2 and verso of one folding map, new end papers, modern half cloth gilt, square 8vo. Chubb CCCXCII. (1)

A George III Irish silver chalice, by Thomas Jones, Dublin 1792, plain circular bowl, on a knopped stem on a raised circular foot, height 19.5cm, approx. weight 9oz.

AUTOGRAPHS Blackpool bed and breakfast hotel reception book containing many signatures from the period 1956-81. Signatures are from a variety of guests from the sportingand entertainment world, even a politician eg Cyril Smith MP, circa 37 entertainers and 27 Footballers plus 6 Golfers. Examples are Danny Blanchflower, Stanley Matthews, Cliff Jones, Tom Finney, George Best, Bobby Charlton, George Formby, Eric Morecambe, Wilfred Hyde White, Dickie Henderson, Adam Faith, Les Dawson, Val Doonican, Nick Faldo and Bob Charles. Noteworthy signatures have orange highlight marker through them to indicate who they are.

* Davies (Ogwyn, 20th century). Liverpool Wall (Yosser Hughes Gi’us a job), 1983, mixed media on panel, signed and dated upper left, 25.5 x 36.5cm (10 x 14.5ins), framed, additionally inscribed to reverse. Welsh artist Ogwyn Davies, who was born in 1925 and lived in Tregaron, studied at Swansea School of Art, where his fellow students included Aneurin Jones, George Little, Peter Markey and Tom Nash. He is widely regarded as one of the most significant and distinguished artists in Wales. See Ogwyn Davies, A Retrospective, Aberystwyth, 1994. (1)

A George Jones majolica jardiniere, circa 1870, of rhombus form, and relief moulded to each side with cranes against a duck egg blue ground, within bamboo borders, pink glazed interior, zinc liner, impressed `GJ`, chipped, 28cm wide, 18cm high

A George Jones earthenware vase of finely potted flattened oviform with ring handles decorated front and verso with white pate sur pate ‘classical’ scenes of a pair of soldiers and a horse beneath a band of stiff leaves on a black ground and gilt rim, 10 cm high, impressed crescent mark and gilt pattern no. 5635, circa. 1875.

Artists.- A good group of letters including: G.F. Watts, "I regard my pictures, & they are to be regarded less as works of art than an endeavour to put ideas & reflections into a universal language which shall have nobility & beauty for its basis. each one of the most important belongs to & forms part of the series"; John Varley, David Wilkie (2 and an engraved portrait), John Linnell, Owen Jones, "What would a fair price to give per lb for 24 second hand lithographic stones with drawings upon them which would take some time to rub off"; William Bonnard, Julius Ibbotson, Thomas Phillips, Augustus John Atkinson, "I can assure you I never received any pension from the Emperor Paul " of Russia; Edward Gordon Craig, George Cattermole (3 and a lithograph); Charles Cattermole (6 including a sketch); George Fripp, Robert Smirke (3), Sir Charles Eastlake, F. Topham, W.H. Pyne, Prince Hoare, Bernard Partridge (3); John Sassoon, G.S. Newton (pencil sketch of Lady Lewis when Miss Villiers); R.S. Holford, John Hayes, Sir Thomas Lawrence (1 letter and 3 notes and 7 illustrations including 6 portraits); Daniel Maclise (2 and 2 envelopes); A.J. Munnings, Seymour Lucas (4 and an envelope); William Yarrell, George Birkett Foster, Laurence Alm a Tadema (2); G.E. Hering (3); John Gilbert, Walter Crane, Augustus John (2); Francis Philip Stephanoff (7); James Stephanoff (8); George Hayter (18 items), folds, a few laid down, some with browning, v.s., v.d.(c. 170 pieces)

Actors.- Good group of photographs some signed, many photographs, postcards etc., including: Herbert Beerbohnm Tree, Mabel Archdale, Elwyn Brook-Jones & Joyce Heron, Cedric Hardwicke, Charles H. Hawtrey, Seymour Hicks, Brenda Bruce, Gertrude Elliott, ,Sydney Boulton, Coralie Blythe, Max Wall, Benny Hill, a group relating to South Africa, including: Jan Christian Smuts (in various poses and many periods of his life), George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the Boer War, v.s., v.d.(qty)

A GEORGE IV SILVER-GILT SNUFF-BOX MARK OF JOHN JONES III, LONDON, 1825 Rectangular box with rounded corners, the cover applied with a repoussé chased scene classical battle scene, the sides and base engine-turned with bright-cut diaper pattern, slightly raised incorporated thumbpiece chased with foliage and blossoms 3 1/8 in. (80 mm.) wide 4 7/8 oz. (138 gr.) View on Christie's.com

A pair of majolica wall pockets by George Jones, each realistically modelled as a spray of fern leaves applied with a humming bird and a flower head, h. 34 cm

A George Jones & Sons porcelain vase, of bulbous form with slender neck and applied with trefoil handle, blue painted with a harvest scene and fishing boats, 9 1/2’ high

A set of six George Jones yellow and gilt porcelain coffee cups with silver shamrock decorated holders / handles and set of four matching saucers

THREE COPELAND & GARRETT, CHARLES MEIGH AND GEORGE JONES EARTHENWARE DRAINERS AND A JOHN RIDGWAY & CO STONE CHINA DRAINER the patterns including Veronese and Asiatic Beauties, 31-37cm w, mid 19th c Three large examples in fine condition, the Ridgway example also in good condition with some very light localised pale staining of the glaze

A PAIR OF GEORGE III WAITERS bright cut with contemporary monograms in cavetto border with beaded rim, on claw-and-ball feet, 17.5cm diam, by Robert Jones & John Scofield, London 1775, 15ozs 10dwts Both with light wear. One with slight split and `whippy` centre

An Art Deco floral decorated circular convex wall plaque (af), a George Jones bowl decorated with peacock on a blue ground, an Art Deco CWS vase (lacking insert), a small Sylvac bowl and an Italian bowl decorated with polka dots (5).

A pair of Victorian plates, allover decorated in blue and gilt with foliage on a white ground, a Mason`s Ironstone blue and white jug of octagonal form and a George Jones "Abbey" blue and white bowl (part af) (4).

A George Jones Crescent part coffee service, comprising eight coffee cans, twelve saucers and a slop bowl, decorated with roses (part af).

A George Jones Crescent jug and bowl of octagonal form, decorated with roses, with the matching soap dish.

A pair of 19th century porcelain vases by George Jones, each decorated with an oval panel of a seated maiden in stylised landscape on a brown ground, height 20.5cm.

A George Jones crescent china bowl with piecrust rim, diameter 22cm, also a similar plate (2).

A W&R Carltonware serving dish, the three conjoined shell shaped bowls with gilt handle, also another similar example by George Jones (2).

A George Jones "Abbey" blue and white bowl, a Maling blue and white flared vase (af) and a Wedgwood tile "May" (af) (3).

Printing History Thos. Forman & Sons Ltd., Nottingham, 1948, 4to., numbered ltd. edition, dust wrapper, slipcase; Steinberg (S.H.), Five Hundred Years of Printing, 1996, dust wrapper; Belson (Mick), On The Press, ... Oxford University Press, 2003, dust wrapper; Wallis (Lawrence), George W. Jones, Printer Laureate, 2004, dust wrapper; with a large quantity of others (qty)

A George III silver teapot and stand, the teapot by James Young, London 1790 the stand by Elizabeth Jones also 1790, the straight sided, rectangular teapot with concave corners, decorated with bands of floral chasing, a griffin crest and monogrammed `M`, ebonised handle and finial, 14.5cm high, weight 15.5oz, the stand with conforming decoration, monogrammed `JB`, and raised on four bracket feet, 17.5cm wide, weight 6oz (2)

A Bloor Derby green ground cabinet cup with floral painted decoration and landscape scene with fishermen, entitled to the base `Near Worcester`, a George Jones & Co floral china cup and saucer, a Minton china cup and saucer, a Greys pottery small red ground cream jug and four blue and white Booths coffee cups and three saucers (a parcel)

1938 Colchester Football Challenge Cup Signed Menu: First Celebration Banquet Arsenal v Wolverhampton Wanderers held at Colchester Utd FC Monday 25th April 1938, Signed by 34 players to include: Dennis and Leslie Compton, E Hapgood, Leslie Jones, George Male, Tom Whittaker, Stan Cullis, D Westcott, Reg Smith, G H Ashill , R Scott and more

A George Jones & Sons cabinet plate, late 19th century /early 20th century, decorated in relief with three green finches at the waters edge and set against a white ground within a shaped gilt border, mark to the base, 22.7 cm diameter.

A George Jones majolica strawberry dish with cream and sugar pots modelled in relief with strawberry foliage, a cheese dish and cover, a Wedgwood jug, four plates and a collection of ceramics impressed marks, damages 36cm. wide

A letter from Edward Coley Burne-Jones to George Campfield requesting buying yellow gold, another letter from Georgina Burne-Jones and a letter to Campfield written by Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones` secretary (Sara Anderson), and an annotated sketch entitled `The Last Topic cartoon`.

Pair Victorian George Jones majolica leaf shaped dishes with squirrel and blackbird mounts with green and brown mottled bases with impressed marks, 25cm Bird re-stuck and one leg missing - squirrel tail re-stuck and firing crack to feet and hair crack to rim of dish Condition: Bird re-stuck and one leg missing - squirrel tail re-stuck and firing crack to feet and hair crack to rim of dish