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1 A Victorian brown salt glaze stoneware flask, in relief with profile of Queen Victoria, the verso with Prince Albert, within flowerhead border, 21cm high, c.1840

Sold for £290
Lot: 1
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4 A 19th century Brampton brown salt glaze stone ware jug, the rounded body in relief with three gentlemen's heads and four stylised trees, greyhound loop handle, 16cm high

Sold for £45
Lot: 4
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6 A 19th century Brampton brown salt glaze stone ware jug

Sold for £70
Lot: 6
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7 A 19th century Brampton brown salt glaze stone ware spirit-barrel, of cylindrical form, decorated in relief with a heraldic crest below a vacant scroll cartouche and surrounded by fruit, flowers and foliage, 22cm high

Sold for £55
Lot: 7
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8 A 19th century Brampton brown salt glaze stone ware tobacco jar and cover, of cylindrical form decorated in relief with men, horses and hounds hunting, below gentlemen drinking in a stylised landscape, 17.5cm high

Sold for £40
Lot: 8
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9 A 19th century brown salt glaze stoneware novelty flask, for Corn Laws, in the form of a pistol, chequered grip, applied banner inscribed Repeal, 25.5cm long, c.1830

Sold for £65
Lot: 9
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10 A Derbyshire, possibly Brampton, brown salt glaze stoneware model, of a recumbent lion, rectangular base, 18.5cm wide, c.1820/30

Sold for £480
Lot: 10
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12 A Lambeth circular colander or cress-bowl, the convex interior pierced with concentric holes painted in blue with bands of leaves, stylized flowers and tendrils, the exterior with leafy scrolls, 23cm diam,.c.1760

Sold for £180
Lot: 12
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14 A Derbyshire brown salt glaze stoneware model, of a recumbent dog, shaped oval stepped base, 22.5cm wide, c.1820/30

Sold for £500
Lot: 14
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15 A Derbyshire brown salt glaze stoneware novelty inkwell, as a man, his open mouth as the well, 5cm high, c.1830

Sold for £95
Lot: 15
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16 A late 18th century novelty Cream Ware hen whistle, coloured in ochre and mustard, 7.25cm high, c.1790

Sold for £310
Lot: 16
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17 An English creamware circular plate, the centre decorated in colours, 'Dr Syntax Setting Out For London', the border moulded with a band of flowers, 22.5cm diam, c.1820

Sold for £65
Lot: 17
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18 A Leeds creamware ogee shaped tureen and cover, moulded in relief with basket weave, domed cover, bud finial, two scroll handles, 27cm high, early 19th century

Sold for £55
Lot: 18
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19 A Mason's Ironstone Hydra jug, printed in the Imari palette with stylised flowers and foliage, in iron-red and cobalt blue, lamprey eel handle, 20cm high, c.1840; an Ashworth Ironstone jug, printed with canted cartouche with oriental precious objects and chrysanthemums, on an emerald ground, with gilt swags and tendrils, domed hinged cover, faux bamboo handle, 23.5cm high, printed mark (2)

Sold for £90
Lot: 19
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20 A Measham bargeware teapot, applied with stylised flowers, birds and foliage, inscribed A present to Emily from Uncle Bernard, domed cover, teapot finial, scroll handle, 38cm high, c.1880

Sold for £50
Lot: 20
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21 A late Medieval English encaustic tile, the red clay decorated in yellow with shield crest, 14cm x 13.4cm; another, glazed in brown and inlaid in yellow, 13cm square; another, smaller, 10.5cm square (3)

Sold for £140
Lot: 21
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23 A pair of Victorian shaped circular plates, in relief with leaves, green glaze, 18cm diam, c.1860

Sold for £45
Lot: 23
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24 A set of three Scottish octagonal nursery plates, printed in monochrome with Symptoms of Going it in Style, Symptoms of Grave-Digging and Symptoms of Angling, each with comical scenes OF steam engines helping in tasks, the borders moulded in relief with floral roundels, 14cm diam, 19th century

Sold for £150
Lot: 24
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25 A set of three Staffordshire barrels, banded in marron, Whisky, Gin and Rum, brass taps, 20.5cm high; a Sherry tag, 12cm wide (4)

Sold for £130
Lot: 25
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26 A Staffordshire circular cheese stand base, in relief with convolvulus and fence, in tones of lilac, green and brown, the base in mottled green and brown, lilac and yellow border, 24cm diam, c.1880; a Continental majolica disc jug, applied with blue flowerheads on a brown ground, mustard border, mask to spout, loop handle, 27.5cm high (2)

Sold for £45
Lot: 26
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27 A Staffordshire Imari Gaudy Welsh circular plate, decorated with stylised jardiniere, leaves and foliage, panelled border, 20.5cm diam, c.1850

Sold for £30
Lot: 27
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29 A Staffordshire octagonal pottery child's plate, printed to centre in monochrome with St Paul's, London, the rim in relief with flowerheads and scroll in colours, 18cm wide, c.1840; a Staffordshire porcelain fluted circular dish, Prince of Wales, printed in puce, ribbon border, 14cm diam, 19th century (2)

Sold for £55
Lot: 29
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30 A Staffordshire oval footbath, banded girdle, moulded shell handles, printed in blue with peonies, flowers, bamboo and scrolls, 52cm wide, printed mark Semi China, c.1840

Sold for £390
Lot: 30
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33 An 18th century tin glazed tile, decorated in underglaze blue with figure and long gun, 12.5cm square; others, various (7)

Sold for £55
Lot: 33
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34 A Victorian Cane ware type relief moulded jug, The Card Game, with monkeys in Indian headdress playing cards, mask to spout, 21cm high, c.1840

Sold for £50
Lot: 34
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35 Two mid 19th century Staffordshire child's circular plates, printed in monochrome, to commemorate the marriage of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert Saxe-Coburg, Married Feb.10th 1840, 15cms diam, the borders in relief with scrolling flowers of the British Isles and crown, black line borders, 13.5cm diam, c.1840; another, similar, green (3)

Sold for £200
Lot: 35
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39 A large English delft circular bowl, possibly Lambeth, the interior painted with a fox and flower sprigs, the exterior with baskets of flowers and birds, 34cm diam, c.1760 (faults)

Sold for £800
Lot: 39
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41 A 19th century English majolica octagonal teapot and cover, in relief with blossoming foliage on a faux wood ground, within circular cartouche, yellow band and cobalt blue borders applied with white flowerheads, angular handles, 20cm high, c.1870

Sold for £90
Lot: 41
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41A A large Staffordshire salt glazed stoneware shaped circular plate, the rim in relief with basket work, 38cm diam, c.1765

Sold for £60
Lot: 41
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42 A Minton majolica baluster garden pot, applied with six vertical strapwork bands, each with lion mask and ring handles, terminating with paw feet, coloured in yellow, green and brown on a cobalt blue ground, the interior in pink, everted gadrooned green rim, 36.5cm high, impressed mark, date code for 1863, shape no.1023

Sold for £400
Lot: 42
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