A group of 4 Sherlock Holmes pottery items and a set of linens, including: The “Oscar Meunier of Grenoble” Bust of Sherlock Holmes by Edgar Richard Smith. [N.p., ca. 1959]. Approximately 190 mm tall. An attractive bust of the great detective, as described by Doyle in The Adventure of the Empty House (1903). White pottery. -- Sherlock Holmes “Toby Jug” by Kevin Francis Ceramics. London: [n.d., ca. 1990s-2000s]. Made for the Sherlock Holmes Memorabilia Company, #21 of 750 made. Beautifully hand-painted. Approximately 228 mm tall. In the original box. -- A pair of bookends, with seated figures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson. [New York: Mysterious Bookshop, ca. 1990s]. One of only 50 pairs created. Each is approximately 160 mm tall. These finely-detailed bookends are painted in black, with green felt cloth at bottom. -- JAKOBE, Igor. Statue of Sherlock Holmes. [N.p.]: Theatrical Creations, 1973. Hand-painted plaster cast statue of Holmes (height: 17”; 425 mm). Mild rubbing, head has been re-attached (a small crack is visible). Offered with table-cloth and matching napkins. Black cloth table-cloth with “Sherlock Holmes” written in a zig-zag pattern (approximately 48 x 84”; 1220 x 2130 mm), with six matching napkins (400 x 400 mm). Purchased from the estate of a well-known Baker Street Irregular.