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An associated pair of 19th century English porcelain cache pots, Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co., painted by G. Pedersen, signed, with terriers and chickens in continuous rural landscape, scrolling vine handles, circular pedestal base, 16.5cm high, c.1890

Three Victorian Brown & Westhead Moore & Co plates. Decorated with birds on a white ground, with printed and impressed marks to be undersides. Diameter 26.5cm

A 19th century Brown Westhead Moore & Co. terrine and stand, with liner, of basket form modelled with game, 22.5cm wide, 14cm high overall

A COLLECTION OF MEDALS AND ENAMEL BADGES TO INCLUDE A CORONATION MEDAL FOR THE MAYOR OF STAFFORD T WESTHEAD 1911

Five English Porcelain Bowls/Plates to include 19th Century Derby example, a pair of raised gilt examples in the manner of Brown Westhead &Co., One Wedgwood Soup Bowl and a Goss Small Plate. (5)

A Bates, Brown-Westhead & Moore Parian Figure, "Thalia", Circa 1860, holding a Greek comedy mask, impressed "BT, SC.", and title of work, 14.5ins, a Copeland parian figure, "Lurline", circa 1870, and a Royal Dux figure of a water-carrier, raised pad mark and impressed 2245, early 20th century, 18.25ins highThe Bates, Brown-Westhead & Moore Parian figure should correctly say 'Beattie, sc.' rather than 'B T'. The figure's natural right hand has lost two fingers. There is a lightly stained hairline crack running through the underside of the base and vertically down from the edge of the base, close to the tambourine. Copeland figure - 'Lurline' damage and loss to figure's natural right foot. Damage and loss to lyre. Royal Dux figure - some light scattered wear to painted detail and gilding but otherwise appears to be in good condition with no obvious damage/loss/restoration 

Handed pair of Brown-Westhead, Moor vases with pate-sur-pate decoration by Frederick Schenk, signature to one. (ref: The Art of Ceramic Relief Decoration 1849-1992 page162) height 21cm (2)

Brown Westhead and Moore Majolica cobalt dish & cover, designed with slip knot handle and belts & buckles at each end, unmarked, length 26cm x 9cm x 9cm. Good restoration to inside edge to one end.

A Brown Westhead and Moore Majolica grape jug, c. 1876

Brown Westhead & Moore - Cauldon - A set of four trio sets of gilt and cobalt blue tea cups and saucers. Each cup having foliate gilt swag to inner bowl, with matching decorations on cobalt ground to outside. Each cup with a rope twist handle around the foot of the cup. Saucers matching. Trio sets comprising four cups, four saucers & four cake plates. The cup measures 5.5cm tall x 11cm in diameter including the handle, the saucer measures approx. 14cm in diameter, the cake plate / serving plate measure approx. 17.5cm in diameter. 

A collection of 25 prattware pot lids with bases, 19th century, comprising 'A Race (or Derby Day)'; 'Uncle Toby'; 'Thames Embankment'; 'On Guard'; Bates, Brown-Westhead and Moore 'Fair Sportswoman' (no border); 'The Wolf and the Lamb'; 'The Rivals'; 'Seven Ages of Man'; 'Red Bull Inn' (no name or border); 'Enthusiast'; 'Revenge (Pegwell Bay) (no registration); 'The Second Appeal (second issue)'; 'May Day Dancers at the Swan Inn'; 'Hide and Seek'; 'The Village Wedding'; 'Shrimpers (Pegwell Bay); 'Victor Emmanuel and Garibaldi'; 'The Skaters'; 'Albert Memorial'; 'I See You My Boy'; 'A Pair' and three others (25 lids, 25 bases)

A Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co tea and coffee service, c1875, the moulded rosebud decoration painted in enamels, the handles of the two jugs and bucket shaped cups in green and brown, largest jug 14cm h, printed mark and / or lozenge shaped PODR mark for 24 March 1875, pattern No C9106 (58) The larger of the two jugs cracked, one cup and two sugar bowls damaged but in otherwise good condition. Please note not every piece has been individually inspected

Two Victorian Brown Westhead Moore & Co. majolica dog and cat vases, 16.5cm high and 16cm highBoth in good original order apart from small chips to ears and some crazing and fritting , please see the extra images on our website

Brown-Westhead, More & Co, a late 19th century Asethetic Paeony pattern pottery jug and bowl set, with printed decoration, bearing marks and registration marks to base, jug 31cm high and bowl 29cm diameter.

A COLLECTION OF 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN AND CERAMICS, comprising a c1835 Mason's ironstone jug, a 'reverse' pattern in an apple shaped panel, gilt figurehead/mermaid handle, black backstamp, a Spode's blue and white 'Camilla' pattern tureen stand, a Brown Westhead Moore & Co. pink, white and gilt tazze, decorated with a garland of pink roses, pink band and gilt detail, height 17cm x diameter 28cm (small chip underside base), a part set of stoneware Chinoiserie dinnerware, painted mark to reverse 1716, comprising eight large soup dishes, cake plate four dinner plates, six side plates (the dinner and side plates decoration appears unfinished, heavy crazing to all pieces, chips and cracks to some pieces), a footed dish painted mark to base 2/1374 (possibly John Ridgway c1835) (wear to gilt, some scratches to interior), a Royal Crown Derby large covered tureen with gilt lion mask handles and four feet, decorated with floral sprays (wear to gilt), a white and gilt edged Felspar porcelain cup and saucer 'Copeland & Garrett' , with raised floral spray detail, painted and printed marks 466, a Charles Ford planter c1904 (chipped rim, stain on the base) (Qty) (Condition Report: obvious damage mentioned in description, plates are crazed and signs of heavy wear)

Two large Japanese porcelain chargers with blue and white transfer printed decoration - sold with a large Brown, Westhead, Moore & Co. bowl decorated in the Meissen pattern and a Middle Eastern tin glazed charger

A trio of Cauldon (Brown, Westhead, & Moore& co.) for Tiffany & Co. cabinet plates with hand painted birds in landscape to centre, signed J. Birbeckson. Deep green surround with three bird vignettes and rich gilding, full marks to bases, and titled "Blue Winged Teal; Mallard; Partridge, 22.5cm diameter

A collection of ten decorative plates, from mid 19th Century Victorian to the mid 20th Century. The lot to include a copper & china plate and plate warmer with corked pipe for hot water, an Imari plate with red, gilt and blue decoration, a twin handled tureen in pink and gold with Chinese scenes, a pair of blue & white soup bowls by T. C. Brown, Westhead Moode & Co., and a Royal Doulton Iznik plate, amongst others. Tureen to measure approx. 31cm x 17cm.

A PAIR OF BROWN WESTHEAD AND MOORE AESTHETIC PERIOD PLATES TOGETHER WITH MAGIC LANTERN SLIDES

Brown-Westhead Moore & Co.,Six Pomona pattern Fruit Plates. One with chip to rim

An English porcelain rectangular plaque of the Castle of Chillon, Chillon Castle on Lake Geneva by Joseph Birbeck (Junior), late 19th/early 20th century, painted by Joseph Birbeck, artist signed 'J. Birbeck', titled to the reverse, framed, 20.5cm wide x 15cm highNotes: Joseph Birbeck Junior was born in Coalport, Shropshire to a family of talented porcelain artists and decorators. He trained at the Coalport factory, where he was at one time foreman of a painting shop and his notable work includes landscape painting after Turner. He joined Copeland in 1881 before working at Brown Westhead & Moore and latterly Royal Doulton from 1900 - 1926.Condition:Unexamined out of frame but no visible damages or repairs.

A COLLECTION OF BLUE AND WHITE CERAMICS, to include a large Willow pattern toilet bucket with insert and wicker handle, a nineteenth century Brown, Westhead Moore and Co 'Florette' wash bowl decorated with geraniums (star hairline to base), a Wedgwood 'Willow' pattern wash bowl, a Royal Doulton 'Booths Real Old Willow' TC1126 hexagonal trinket box, a George Jones & Sons 'Abbey 1790' cream jug, , fifteen Palissy 'Avon Scenes' teacups and saucers, etc (42) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd and as stated)

VICTORIAN TILES, set of four seasons putti decorated square tiles by Brown, Westhead Moore and Co, 16cm width

Brown - Westhead Moore & Co. Cauldon - A 19th century Victorian crested armorial ceramic dinner service. The service comprising plates, bowls and serving plates each with burgundy rims and crests with the notation "Ne Cede Malis" ( Never concede to malice)  Maker's mark to the verso. Large serving bowl to measure approx. 35cm diameter.

A PAIR OF MINTON AND HOLLINS RECTANGULAR TILE PANELS (24)Circa 1880 Each comprising of three tiles, painted each painted with a young man wearing a helmet, one holding a spear, the other with a halberd, stamped marks, 62cm by 41cm; also a combined Mintons and Brown, Westhead, Moore & Co. eighteen tile frieze depicting Egyptian figures, horses and hieroglyphs, stamped marks, each tile 20.5cm squarePair of tile panels-two tiles have glued breaks. One tile has a deep scratch. Minor wear to enamelsTile frieze- ten are BWM & Co., the rest are Minton. Two tiles have been broken in half and glued.Some wear to enamels. Some crazing to the glaze on some tiles. Some chips

A Ridgway porcelain armorial saucer dish, mid-19th century, printed to the centre with the Merchant Taylors' armorial and motto within a border of flowers, puce printed factory mark to reverse, diameter 17.5cm, a Brown Westhead Moore & Co blue pottery armorial low stand, a topographical mug, painted with a titled view of Fonthill Abbey, a Ridgway two-handled vase, height 12.5cm, a pair of miniature meat dishes, length 11.5cm, and two small cups. Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.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.

Seventeen Ridgway armorial dessert plates, circa 1850, of shaped circular form, each painted to the centre with the Westhead crest and motto 'ORA ET LABORA', within puce ground rims with gilt overlaid foliate scroll decoration and cobalt blue strapwork, puce printed factory marks to bases with inscription 'Presented to J.P. Westhead Esq', diameter 26cm. Provenance: from the collection of the late Graham and Rhiannon Berridge.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.

A Victorian T. Brown Westhead pottery water closet. With blue and white printed decoration of vines, flowers and bowls of fruit, height 27cm, 40cm across.

A pair of Davenport bone china dessert plates, c1865, painted with a landscape in chrome green and richly gilt border, 22.5cm diam, blue printed mark, painted title Loch Katrine or Rocester Bridge in red script and pattern number and a contemporary Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co dessert plate, painted with an Italian view in turquoise and gilt border, PODR mark for 25 September 1868 (3) Davenport plates - one cracked at 8 o'clock. Brown Westhead plate slight wear

A GROUP OF ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL BLUE AND WHITE CERAMICS, to include a Doulton Burslem twin handled vase decorated with blue irises, printed and painted marks to base, height 15.5cm, a GK Delft tea caddy, a Delft preserve pot with cover, a Minton Blue Delft S766 trio (second quality), plates including Joost Thooft & Labouchere and other Dutch Delft, William Adams Chinese pattern, Royal Bonn - Franz Anton Mehlem, Brown Westhead Moore & Co, etc (26) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, sd and wear commensurate with age)

Cauldon Ltd, Brown Westhead Moore & Company, 3 coffee cans and 4 saucers, gilded and floral decoration, retailed by T Goode & Company London, and Coalport, 4 coffee cans and 6 saucers in June Time pattern, and 2 Crown Staffordshire coffee cans, no saucersAll in good condition, just some light surface wear, gilding lightly rubbed, some of the Coalport saucers possibly seconds

A Collection of Various Ceramics to Comprise a Westhead Moore & Co Hunting Plate (Glued Restoration to Rim), Boxed Minton Haddon Hall Cruets, Hammersley Egg, Staffordshire Cats, etc

Toilette/Klosett, England, wohl 2. H. 19. Jh., weiß glasierte Keramik mit blauem Druckdekor. Auf der Rückseite bez. ''T. C. Brown Westhead Moore & ?, by Royal appointment, potters to her majesty, cauldon works, Stoke-on-trent, England''. Sprung in der Schüssel, H. 41 cm

A Victorian mahogany washstand,with a ceramic bowl top, marked TS Brown Westhead Moore & Co, raised on a mahogany stand with three turned supports, untied by a triform base,60cm diameter84cm high

An Aesthetic Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co oval pottery platter, circa 1870-1880, from the Nature series, decorated with a lobster about to pounce on two fish, in the style of the French 'Service Rousseau' designed by Felix Bracquemond, impressed factory mark, length 55.5cm.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.

A T C Brown-Westhead & Moore tea and coffee service, c1868, painted with primrose yellow medallions of roses and richly gilt, pair of plates 23cm diam, pattern No 2/918 (31)  Localised rubbing to gilding particularly on saucers, one saucer with small chip to underside otherwise good condition

A SHELLEY TEA SERVICE FOR SIX with a late Victorian part Brown Westhead & Moore tea service (some damage to both)

A blue and white Brown-Westhead Moore and Co Satsuma pot (h- 15cm) together with a large white ceramic jug with impressed 'B' mark. (h- 20cm) (marked verso) (2)

MASONS PATENT IRONSTONE CHINA PART DINNER SERVICE - painted with flowering jardinieres within sectioned floral border, retailed by Higginbotham & Son, Sackville Street, Dublin, 12 x 26cm plates and 5 x 26.5cm bowls and a Victorian chamber pot by Brown Westhead & Moore, Glamorgan pattern, 24cms diameter

A quantity of china including six Clarice Cliff Olde Bristol porcelain bowls, Brown Westhead Moore plate (a/f.), Llanelly Cockerel plate (a/f.) etc.

Brown Westhead and Moore Pair of Stunning Mid 19th Century Reticulated Twin Handle Vases, The Vases Decorated with Encrusted Floral Images on Either Side of Vase with Gold Gilt to Borders of Reticulated Section. Dates 1830 - 1880. Heights Approx 9.5 Inches - 23.75 cms. Very Good Condition.

WILLIAM STEPHEN COLEMAN (1829-1904) FOR MINTON & CO. AESTHETIC MOVEMENT TILE, 1870 glazed earthenware, moulded maker's marks and date lozenge, printed maker's marks, 20.7cm square; together with THREE BROWN - WESTHEAD, MOORE & CO. TILES, the designs attributed to Pierre Mallet, moulded maker's marks, 20.2cm square

Brown Westhead and Moore Pair of Stunning Mid 19th Century Reticulated Twin Handle Vases, The Vases Decorated with Encrusted Floral Images on Either Side of Vase with Gold Gilt to Borders of Reticulated Section. Dates 1830 - 1880. Heights Approx 9.5 Inches - 23.75 cms. Very Good Condition.

A Brown Westhead & Moore bust after C Delpech, af, on plinth height 18ins

A pair of Majolica Egyptian Revival garden seats on stands, stamped with an impressed mark 'Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co' to the base, c.1870, glazed pottery, each depicting an Egyptian girl, decorated with lillies and cobras, 30cm wide x 39cm deep x 56cm high; together with a Sotheby's 1987 catalogue showing two similar seats on the front cover (3)Overall used condition with marks and scratches to the glazed pottery surface and wooden base due to age and wear. There are chips and cracks to the base, as evident in the photo.

A Brown Westhead Moore & Co. bamboo pattern tea set circa 1870'S

6 Teller. Bone China. Im Spiegel und 3 ausgesparten Reserven der grün glasierten Fahne bunte Blumenmalerei. Goldrand und -staffage. Stempelmarke Brown, Westhead, Moore & Co., New York, um 1900. D. 23 cm.

A set of nine Brown-Westhead Moore & Co plates. In the blue and white 'Teutonic' pattern, Diam 25cm

A Minton majolica teapot and cover modelled as a Chinese figure, date code for 1874, faintly impressed marks, 13cm high, together with a 19th century Brown-Westhead Moore & Co majolica teapot and cover, of octagonal section, pattern 527, 19cm high, see 'Majolica' by Nicholas M. Dawes, page 138

Moore & Co - A late 19th Century charger in the Arts and Crafts style decorated with a hand painted portrait of a lady with yellow flowers in her hair, impressed Brown Westhead Moore & Co mark and painted M.E Mcnney 1886, diameter 37cm.

A GROUP OF NINETEENTH CENTURY CERAMICS, ETC, to include a Staffordshire flatback vase depicting a shepherd, a flatback figure of 'Will Watch' a pirate, and another of a Scottish soldier with drum, flags and cannon, a squat teapot marked for Johann Wanzenried at Thoune pottery richly decorated with flowers, a blue and cream silver shape teapot marked 'England' to base, a teacup and saucer decorated with insects, registration diamond mark to base reading 6th October 1873, a Copeland & Garrett New Blanche plate with moulded leaves, an oriental vase painted with dragons (missing cover), a Brown-Westhead Moore & Co 'Fables' plate depicting The Tortoise and the Hare, a painted enamel on copper box (extensive damage and loss), etc (12) (Condition Report: most pieces have some damage, crazing, would benefit from a clean)

A Victorian china aesthetic movement part dessert service Probably Brown, Westhead, Moore & Co, the borders painted with stylised polychrome flowers on a yellow ground, diamond registration lozenge for 1868, comprising four plates and three comports, diameter 22.5cm.

A 19TH CENTURY COPELAND PARIAN FIGURE 'SAPPHO', designed by W. Theed, modelled as standing holding a lyre, title impressed to the front of the circular base, the reverse side impressed 'W. THEED PUBD 1869 CERAMIC AND CRYSTAL PALACE ART UNION COPYRIGHT RESERVED COPELAND', height 43cm and a 19th century parian figure 'Euterpe', possibly by Bates, Brown - Westhead, Moore & Co, modelled as standing on a circular base, unmarked, height 39cm (2) (Condition Report: extensive damage and restoration to the lyre and arm /hand, Euterpe has a stained horizontal crack above the elbow of the raised arm and a small crack and chip to the top of the horn and fold of robe adjoining)

A Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co earthenware chamber bowl, c1880, printed and painted with a conjurer and other Chinese figures on a blue diaper patterned ground, 39cm diam, impressed mark and PODR lozenge shaped mark Good condition

Pair of Royal Vienna Style Classical Two Handle Vases set on a plinth base, together with a pair of red ground lidded vases of similar style, a pair of compressed vases, a white ground vase on plinth, a pair of 18th Century Derby figures and a pair of Brown, Westhead and Moore hand painted arts and crafts plates,(11)

A Brown Westhead and Moore Cauldron, blue/white hexagonal bowl with chariots pattern 8" x 4".

A Victorian glazed ceramic and mahogany mounted washstand, last quarter 19th century; the circular top stamped for Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co., with oval basin and three integral soap dishes, decorated with flowers and foliage; a waste pipe descending through a circular shelf; on three knop turned legs on a triform undertier with three turned feet; 84cm high, 60cm diameterNote: Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co. manufactured high grade earthenware and porcelain at Cauldon Place, Hanley, between 1862 and 1904

A late 19th century hand painted cabinet plate, Maltese Terriers Head, 22.7cm diameter; others T C Brown Westhead & Moore, St Bernard, 23.5cm diamter; Schlaggenwald Rough Collie, 25.3cm diamter (3)

A mid 19thC John Ridgway & Co porcelain armorial soup plate, decorated with a coat of arms and motto "Ora et Labora" within a pink and burgundy gilt heightened border, reverse printed mark and within garter "presented to J. P. Westhead Esq., 26cm wide.NB. J.P. Westhead (1807-1877) was a prominent businessman and Weslyian Methodist. He was Director of the London and North Western Railways, MP for Knaresborough and later York. He was the son of Edward Westhead, who had married Ann Brown, heiress to Lea Castle. By 1862, the Ridgway factory was known as Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co. Several unique presentation services were made for him as gifts, bearing his coat of arms or crest. He married Betsy Chappell in 1828. He later inherited Lea Castle from his father. A service was presented to Joshua on the 15th June 1847 at the Albion Hotel, Piccadilly Manchester. by the shareholders of the Manchester and Birmingham Railway Company in recognition of his work as Chairman, before it was absorbed into the London and North Western Railway.

A Brown, Westhead, Moore & Co blue and white earthenware dinner service, late 19th c, impressed and printed marks Good condition. Please note not every piece has been individually examined