A Tor Vale Pottery vase with flared rim decorated with a long necked black cat and inscribed 'Aft in The Stilly Night', painted marks to base (8.25 inches).

A Tor Vale Pottery bottle shaped vase decorated with a long necked black cat sitting on a wall inscribed 'Ye Lucky Black Cat', painted marks to base (8.25 inches).

A C H Brannam orange glazed large model of a seated cat, impressed marks to base (heavily restored), (13.5 inches).

A large C H Brannam vase with batwing handles, profusely decorated all over with fish and underwater scenes in tones of green, blue and brown, incised marks to base dated 1897 (restoration to one handle and v. minor glaze faults), (13 inches).

A C H Brannam Barum vase decorated with panels of birds and flowers in tones of blue, green and brown, incised marks to base and dated 1885 (7.5 inches).

A C H Brannam Pottery brown and cream glazed harvest jug with snake handle (damage to base and glaze faults), (9.75 inches).

A Watcombe Pottery Majolica style vase with dragon's head handles and trailing dragon to surround in tones of green, brown and yellow (af), (7 inches).

An Upchurch Pottery green and grey glazed jug together with a blue glazed Danesby Denby jug and a Torquay Ware Pottery coffee pot modelled as a house.

A Longpark Pottery flower holder with metal lid decorated in tones of brown, green and yellow together with a Watcombe Pottery squat globular vase decorated in tones of mauve, pink and brown with lines of dots.

A large Aller Vale Pottery puzzle jug decorated with a cockerel and motto, incised marks (7 inches).

A Torquay Pottery ovoid vase with hand painted anemone floral decoration on green and yellow ground, painted marks to base (9.5 inches).

Sir Frank Brangwyn: a large Honiton Pottery jug reputedly designed by Sir Frank Brangwyn, decorated in a cream freehand pattern on mottled green ground together with a hand written letter signed by Frank Brangwyn and dated November 15 1930 from The Jointure, Ditchling, Sussex (his home at this time where he completed two of his most important mural commissions, The British Empire panels now in Swansea and The Rockefeller Centre panels, New York), the letter detailing aspects of the design and slip of pottery on two sides. Also included in this lot is a hand written letter from Joan Collard, the daughter of Charles Collard describing how Sir Frank Brangwyn sent sketches of pottery to Honiton and describing this vase as having been 'designed by Sir Frank Brangwyn' together with a small quantity of newspaper cuttings relating to Brangwyn.

A Crown Dorset Pottery tapered single handled vase decorated with buildings and paving stones, inscribed 'Lest We Forget', (7.75 inches).

A small Crown Dorset Pottery jug decorated with a young boy in sailor suit looking out to sea, inscribed Broadstairs and Contentment is a Constant Feast (4 inches).

A Crown Dorset Pottery small jug decorated with a young boy in sailor suit looking out to sea, inscribed 'Broadstairs' and 'Dontee be Down Hearted Like' (4 inches).

A Crown Dorset Pottery single handled vase decorated with a young boy on the beach playing with a sailing ship, inscribed 'Dontee be Down Hearted Like' (5.75 inches).

A Crown Dorset Pottery puzzle jug decorated with a cottage and motto together with another.

A Lemon & Crute twin handled large pottery vase decorated with a bird and foliage on purple ground, incised mark and numeral 153 to base (12 inches).

Five various studio pottery items including Elkesley, Bawtry and Wharfe.

Five various Studio Pottery items including St. Ives.

Four various Studio Pottery items including Winchcombe and Jeremy Leach.

Two Studio Pottery dishes together with an Oxshott box and lid.

A Fishley Holland bowl decorated with white birds on brown ground together with another Studio Pottery bowl decorated with stylized antelopes.

A St. Ives Pottery vase decorated in a brown Tenmoku glaze.

Three various large Susie Cooper china meat plates together with a smaller meat plate and a Crown Ducal china Art Deco bowl decorated with gold highlights on yellow ground.

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre pedestal dish decorated in the Crocus pattern (7 inches diameter).

A West Country Pottery single handled jug decorated with red hearts together with a blue glazed twin handled jug and a pair of Aller Vale style cream jugs with trailing Art Nouveau floral decoration

A Della Robia vase of waisted form decorated with scrolls and diamond shape motif in tones of yellow, red and blue on cream ground by Henry Tooth, inscribed marks to base with initials and numeral 116 (7 inches).

A Bovey Tracy Pottery figure modelled as Sir Winston Churchill in buff light brown glaze.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase of ovoid form decorated with white and blue flowers on buff and pale green ground, artists initials F J to base and impressed mark (8.25 inches).

A large Wemyss Ware tankard decorated with black cockerels (minor hairlines), impressed marks to base (5.5 inches).

A late 19th century Wemyss Pottery large tankard decorated with a dragonfly flying over grass shoots to front and reverse (7 inches).

A large Studio Pottery vase of bulbous form by Malcolm Pepper decorated in a blue drip glaze on dark blue ground.

A large Longpark advertising vase of dimpled and tapered form decorated with trailing rose buds and flowers and incised 'Devon Roses' printed marks to base (11.5 inches).

Four various Aller Vale Motto Ware items including a small puzzle jug, hat pin stand, West London Dairy Co. Ltd. cream jug and Motto Ware jug.

An H M Exeter Pottery squat vase decorated with fish on pale green ground, impressed marks to base (3.5 inches).

A Watcombe Pottery large model of a yawning green glazed cat (ear restored), impressed marks to base (10.5 inches).

A Watcombe Pottery small blue glazed model of a yawning cat, impressed marks to base (6 inches).

A Watcombe Pottery small model of a green glazed yawning cat (v. minor glaze faults), (6 inches).

An Aller Vale Pottery vase decorated with blue scrolls and motif on brown ground together with another decorated in a geometric and scroll design.

An H M Exeter treacle glaze jug modelled as Mr. Punch (minor glaze faults), (3.5 inches).

A Watcombe Pottery inkwell and lid decorated with blue sailing ships at sea (2.5 inches).

An Aller Vale 'upside down' twin handled vase decorated with a smiling yellow cat under moon and stars on green ground, inscribed 'Oft In The Stilly Night', impressed marks to base (hairline), (6 inches).

A Longpark Pottery twin handled jug modelled as a blue glazed grotesque figure with long arms and bulging eyes (6 inches).

A white glazed Portmeirion coffee service decorated in the Totem pattern complete for six.

A brown glazed Portmeirion coffee service decorated in the Totem pattern complete for six.

A large Studio Pottery bulbous shaped lidded vase with swan and rushes decoration, the lid handle modelled as a swan's head, impressed seal mark to base (20 inches).

A Keswick Arts & Crafts copper framed circular wall mirror decorated with stylised tulip flower heads, impressed W H Mawson, Keswick (13 inches diameter).

A Keswick Arts & Crafts design twin handled copper tray decorated with stylised flowers within a border, impressed KSIA (18 inches).

A large oval Keswick copper Arts & Crafts tray decorated with stylised tulip flower heads (similar to Lot 148), impressed W H Mawson, Keswick (24.5 inches).