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A pair of French gilt metal mounted crackled celadon baluster vases, early 20th century, now mounted as table lamps, 72cm overall. (2)

A Victorian parasol with carved ivory handle, and three other parasols. (4)

Two Afghan runners, each with a madder field, one with seven single guls, the other with many pairs of guls, multiple borders, each approx. 280 x 83cm, (2).

A large Bohemian glass goblet, late 19th century, overlaid in white and enamelled with two head and shoulder portrait panels of young women alternating with panels of flowers against a gilt foliate…

A pair of Staffordshire pottery black and white `Disraeli' greyhounds, mid 19th century, each standing, one holding a hare in its mouth, the other with a hare at its feet, 27cm high. (2)

A Worcester coffee cup and saucer, circa 1770, painted with gilt- framed mirror and vase shaped panels of Oriental flowers and wheat sheaves against a blue scale ground, blue open crescent mark.

A pair of Masons Ironstone style vases and covers, 19th century, each decorated with flowers against an octagonal red ground, with mythological finial and dragon handles, 49cm high. (2)

A Herend porcelain tea service decorated with cockerels and hens against a white gilt ground, with a wide relief moulded basket weave border, comprising; a teapot and cover, 25.5cm high, a cream jug,…

A French porcelain pot pourri vase and cover, mid 19th century, painted with flowers against a gilt foliate burgundy faceted circular ground, on four lions paw feet, 22cm high.

An unusual Prattware box and cover of irregular outline, mid 19th century, depicting Alexandra Palace, 14cm wide, together with three other Prattware boxes and covers, a Prattware lid and two paste…

A good ruby lustre earthenware dish attributed to William De Morgan, late 19th century, painted with a prowling lioness against a ground of swirling foliate scrolls, faint impressed numeral, 37cm…

A Ridgway porcelain soup tureen and cover, 1840's, printed and coloured with panels of flowers against a grey ground, 31cm.high; also a Ridgway octagonal fruit bowl and a plate; and an Alcock `Tree…

A Lalique 'Saint Marc' clear and frosted glass vase, designed in 1939, moulded with birds against a tapering oval ground, 17cm high. Illustrated

A Minton bone china blue ground pierced plate, circa 1870, painted in gilding with a bird perched on raised and tooled gilt flowering branches against a deep blue ground beneath a gilt and pierced…

A Boyer Paris, porcelain plate, second half 19th century, painted with a view of the Louvre from the Tulieries garden, against a gilt ground decorated with a border of blue fruiting vine, inscribed…

A Meissen figure of a river god, late 19th/early 20th century, emblematic of Summer, modelled recumbent against an upturned urn, and holding a cornucopia of fruit under his right arm, blue crossed…

A large Ottoman embroidered silk hanging, worked in high relief with floral designs against a deep red ground, (a.f), 233cm. by 153cm.

A pair of Chinese famille-verte plates, Kangxi painted with flowering shrubs against a cafe-au-lait ground, blue lotus marks, 20.5cm.diameter.

A large Canton famille rose vase, 19th century, the ovoid form with cylindrical neck, painted each side with a large figurative panel against a ground filled with birds, flowers and insects, the…

A blue and white ovoid vase, circa 1900, moulded with two white dragons against a prunus and `cracked-ice' ground, adapted as a lamp, (a.f), vase 41cm.high.

A pair of Chinese famille-rose bowls, each painted on the exterior with a band of figures against a turquoise ground, iron-red Jiaqing seal marks, (a.f), 18cm. diameter, wood stands.

A Chinese famille-rose dish, circa 1900, painted with birds amongst flowering peony, prunus and chrysanthemum against a blue ground, 38cm.diameter; and a Chinese cloisonné dragon bowl, 25cm.diameter.

A large Canton celadon ground famille-rose two -handled vase, mid 19th century, one side painted with three figurative panels, the reverse painted in underglaze-blue and gilt with two equestrian…

Attributed to Thomas Barker of Bath (1769-1847), More rocks from Mr Green's drawings; The other side of the shed, a pair, watercolour, each 23cm x 33cm.(2)