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Quantity of ceramics including Royal Crown Derby frog paperweight (second), two Derby plates, a Poole Pottery biscuit barrel with rattan handle, small Moorcroft Hibiscus pattern vase, and a Prattware pot lid.

Small quantity of Sunderland lustre and pearlware ceramics including a a Pink Edge Sunderland nursery tankard transferred with 'The Hen in the Garden', Prattware miniature teabowl and saucer, Sunderland plaque transferred with verse "O that I could my Lord receiver...'; and a Stevenson prattware plate, transferred with "Employ time well.." vignette. Qty: 5 Condition report:The religious plaque is in good condition, a little pitting and glaze loss to the edges, no chips or cracks.Additional images have been uploaded to the lot page on our website for you to view.

Fourteen 19th and 20th century pot lids - six 19th century Prattware examples (one restored, some with chips / cracks); four early 20th century black and white advertising lids; and four later reproduction lids. (some a/f)

A 19th century Prattware pot lid - Woods Areca Nut Tooth Paste, 7cm diameter, together with three further text pot lids. (4)

A 19th century Prattware pot lid - Pegwell Bay, 13cm diameter, together with six other pot lids of similar size, including Peace, I See You Boy, The Choir of the Chapel Royal Savoy and Charity. (7)

A 19th century Prattware pot lid - The Outs, 7cm diameter, together with six other various pot lids.

A 19th century Prattware pot lid - Old Jack, 7cm diameter, together with six other various pot lids.

A 19th century Prattware pot lid - Pegwell Bay, 13cm diameter, together with six others including The Battle of the Nile, The Cavalier and Turillo Pinx. (7)

English Prattware Toby jug, circa 1820, modelled seated holding a jug and cup, wearing a sponged tricorn hat, green jacket, red breeches and black shoes, on a blue sponged base, with figural acanthus moulded handle (his hat cracked and repaired), 25cm high 

Assorted Prattware plates and stands

Assorted Prattware pot lids (box)

Assorted Prattware pot lids (box)

Assorted Prattware pot lids (box)

Assorted Prattware pot lids (box)

Assorted Prattware pot lids (box)

Assorted Prattware pot lids (box)

Assorted Prattware pot lids (box)

A pair of Royal Worcester dessert plates, painted with flowers, date code for 1881; Victorian Prattware plates; a Sarreguemines Aesthetic Movement ovoid vase; early 20t century Mason's Ironstone plates; dressing table sets; an Austrian porcelain baluster vase; a Continental porcelain standish, etc, qty

A collection of 19th century Prattware, all with malachite borders, comprising a pair of quart capacity tankards in the ‘Jolly Topers’ pattern, tobacco jar with The Listener panel, further tankard, Passing the Pipe, (4)

A EARLY 19TH CENTURY LEEDS POTTERY 'ADMIRAL NELSON' AND 'CAPTAIN BERRY' JUG AND FOUR OTHERS. (5). including a Doulton Lambeth cricket jug, a Prattware relief jug with men in leisurely pursuits and womens despair, a copper luster jug and a Victorian Royal Worcester cream jug.

ASSORTED 19TH C. BRITISH & CONTINENTAL CERAMICS, including pair German porcelain busts of children, Staffordshire porcelain birds nest quill stand, two relief moulded jugs (one with pewter lid), pearlware allegorical figure of 'Asia' beside peacock, Prattware allegorical figure of 'Summer' with grain sheaf, Staffordshire poodle with bird, etc.Provenance; private collection PowysComments: some minor chips/cracks/restoration inspection advised.

Three 19th century orange Prattware vases and a blue one, tallest 13.5cm

A collection of three framed 19th century Prattware pot lids comprising; a scene of Sebastopol, The Late Prince Consort (Prince Albert), and Murillo Pinx. (3) Condition: all with issues, crazing; nicks or nibbles to visible edges; wear and loss to mounts to areas.

A Prattware sauceboat in the form of a duck, circa 1800, 17cm widein good condition, minor abrasion to the base consistent with age

A Prattware pipe, circa 1800, the bowl moulded with the head of a fish, and mounted with the bust of man22cm longChips, minor abrasion and discolouration to the mouthpiece.Area of restoration shows under UV suggesting that the bowl may have been broken from the rest and sympathetically repaired.Minor area of loss to the glaze of the mouth of the fish.

A Prattware coiled snake tobacco pipe, circa 1820, the bowl moulded with oak leaves and acorns issuing from the creature`s mouth and sponged in blue and yellow ochre23cm wideSympathetic restoration to the mouthpiece and bowl which shows under UV.

A Prattware jar, with scrolling banner "The landing of the British Army at the Crimea" and decorated with boats, soldiers. Height 8 cm (see illustration).The jar is in basically good condition.  It appears to be free from any chips, or cracks and there is no other damage, no repair and no restoration. The image is bright and crisp. The jar is crazed particularly around the neck and top rim and also to the underside.  The glaze to the top surface is thin in places and in some areas there is no glaze at all. The interior is generally dirty. 

T Smith & Co, Old Kent Road, London, blue and white stoneware flagon, Doulton stoneware bottle, three stoneware jugs and two Prattware pot lids.

Two pottery cow creamers, early 19th century, the first with a wafer-thin base with a maid, the second with a dog to the base, with Prattware palette sponged decoration, with a lid,larger 16cm wide7cm deep14cm high (2)Condition ReportThe brown example has lost the tip of one ear and lacking cover. Smaller with missing tips to both ears. General wear and age to both.

Prattware group, Charity, circa 1790, the personification cradling a babe and with two infants, square plinth with stiff leaves, 24cm.

Prattware Toby Jug, c1800, of traditional form with ale jug and beaker in other hand, the pearlware body decorated with ochre sprigs and blue dots to the jacket, brown tricorne hat and blue breeches, H25cm. CR : Heavily crazed. Imperfection to right shoulder. Rough edge at bottom left of coat. When tapped doesn't sound dull.

A group of Prattware pot lids, some with bases, depicting The Village Wedding, Victor Emmanuel and Garibaldi, Shakespeare's House Henley Street Stratford Upon Avon, etc. (a quantity)

Various collectable stone bottles, Prattware pot lid etc.

Prattware pot lid depicting Tam O' Shanter within circular frame, diameter 14.5cm

Mixed ceramics to include various vases, including after Sevres, prattware pot lid etc

A quantity of miscellaneous to include: lacquered and stone trinket pots, Prattware lid, cloisonne trinket, floral decorated tin tray, etc and a framed wool needlepoint of Clematis flowers.

Early 19th century Prattware jug, featuring a relief- molded design of the Duke of York and Prince Coburg. 18.5cm high.

2 Prattware style chapel money boxes, pair of recumbent Staffordshire greyhounds, pair of Amherst Japan stone china plates pair of Staffordshire musicians, two further Staffordshire figures, small money box & hand painted jug

Pair of Cantonese ovoid vases, clobbered enamel decoration, 16cm; encrusted vase, restored; French porcelain sauce tureen; small Royal Doulton figure, heavily restored; Prattware type teapot, heavily restored; oval teapot, probably Spode; two Limoges part coffee sets, and other ornamental ceramics.Qty: 2 boxesCondition report:Chinese polychrome vases have restoration to the necks. The encrusted vase has ol restoration to the pierced neck and some of the protruding leaves and flowerheas have also been restored .Prattware teapot has almost been completely rebuilt. Teaware in the lot has some chips and hairlines, one of the coffee pots has the handle broken off.

Royal Doulton Lambeth stone ware jug together with a large rose design lidded tureen, Prattware 'Dr Johnson' lid and pot, Copelands China jug with floral detail, Adams Wedgwood four coffee cups and saucers, Hammersley & Co plates, Booths 'Green Lotus' plate, large Wheldon Ware oval platter, Crown Staffordshire 'Kowloon' trinket pot, etc

Selection of terracotta Prattware to include tea pot, coffee pot, lidded jar, candle sticks, two small plates diameter 17.5cm, Indian scene pitcher jug and jar, etc

Prattware relief molded macaroni tea caddy, 12cm

Leeds Pottery creamware canister with polychrome Macaroni figures and a pearlware Prattware canister, no lids, tallest 11cm

COLLECTION OF PRATTWARE POT LIDS, eight, along with one Old Foley examplethe largest 11.5cm diameter

Sundry ceramics to include; Two Prattware pot lids and bases, two Toby jugs, Copeland Spode jug and others (9). Condition - fair

A collection of Victorian Prattware plates, decorated with various scenes, landscapes, and figural studies, the largest plate 24cms diameter. (21)

A 'Strasburg' Prattware pot and pot lid; together with a collection of Prattware pot lids, including: 'Peace'; 'War'; 'High Life'; 'Alas! Poor Bruin'; and other, two framed.

A collection of Prattware pot lids, including: “Contrast”; “Hide and Seek”; “The Best Card”; “Harbour of Hong Kong”; “Low Life”; and others, two framed. (19)

A selection of Prattware pottery, to include a comport, four jugs, and three cups. (8)

A Prattware jug moulded and picked out in high-fired colours with topers, 12cms; three Toby jugs: a traditional Toby jug and cover,15cms; a treacle glazed Toby jug, 22cms; and an Allertons snuff taker Toby jug, 16.5cms; three pearlware figures: a pearlware figure 'Saint Peter', 14cms; another of a washerwoman, 21.5cms and a Walton style figure 'Tenderness'; together with a Bacchus cup, 9.5cms; and four Staffordshire figures, comprising: a small Staffordshire figure of a boy and dog, 10.5cms; a pair of Staffordshire figures Elija and Widow, 21cms; and a Neale type figure allegorical of winter, 20cms. (12)

A selection of decorative ceramics, including: a Royal Copenhagen figure of a cat, 422; a Border Fine Arts 'The Chiltern Collection' figure of a Badger; a Border Fine Arts figure of a Hedgehog; a Prattware 'The Battle of the Nile' pot lid and base; a Dresden floral decorated ceramic inkstand; two Continental figures; and other items.

An 18th Century Chinese blue and white tea bowl and saucer, with Christie's The Nanking Cargo sticker to underside, lot 5578, 10cms diameter; a Herend hand-painted ashtray or dish; and a framed Prattware 'A Pair' pot lid, 13cms diameter. (3)

A British Empire Exhibition “England’s Pride” pot and pot lid, the body inscribed “A Present from British Empire Exhibition Wembley 1924”, the lid 10.5cms diameter; together with a collection of Prattware pot lids, including: “The Wolf and the Lamb”; “Uncle Toby”; “Shakespeare House Henley St Stratford on Avon”; “Persuasion”; “Our Home”; and others, three framed. (13)

A collection of Prattware pot lids, including: "Country Quarters"; "The Room in Which Shakespeare was Born…"; "Tam O’Shanter"; "The Enthusiast"; and others, five framed. (11)

Two Prattware pot lids in circular wooden frames.

Nine 19th century Prattware type pot lids, framed including Sandringham, Stratchfield Saye, Country Quarters, Church of the Holy Trinity, etc (9)

Mixed porcelain wares, to include Ridgeway floral dish, circa 1820; Derby sucrier, circa 1825; Worcester blush flatback jug, shape No.1094, prattware tankard, English tea bowls and saucers

A Prattware/Yorkshire cow creamer with a figure milking the cow, stopper present, 6" long x 5 1/2" high.

Pair of 19th century lustre jugs, probably Prattware, each relief moulded with opposing panels of hounds flanked by foliage beneath a band of strawberries, highlighted in pale green enamels and pink lustre, painted mark, 13cm high (2)

COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH POTTERY MOSTLY 19TH CENTURY including a Pratt ware ‘Miser Jug’, probably Preston Pans; a Port Dundas, Glasgow, saltglazed three pint hunting jug, impressed mark; a small cream jug, possibly Bellfield, Preston Pans, polychrome painted with floral sprigs and scrolls; a pearlware polychrome painted figure of a stag, possibly Portobello; a late 18th century Prattware tea canister with cover, Bellfield, Preston Pans, modelled to either side with ‘macaroni’ style figures of a man and a lady; a small brown salt glazed stoneware storage jar, impressed to the base GG, probably for George Gordon, Preston Pans; together with SEVEN VARIOUS PIRLIE PIGS, five modelled as Mrs Ridgway, one as a cottage, one modelled as a lady, possibly Queen Victoria, and one modelled as an orange with enamelled decoration (14) Miser jug 22.3cm high, cream jug 10cm high, smallest Pirlie Pig 5.3cm high The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics