A Derby sucrier and cover by Zachariah Boreman and William Billingsley, circa 1790

A Derby sucrier and cover by Zachariah Boreman and William Billingsley, circa 1790 Painted with pattern 320 of two figures walking by a river in an extensive rural landscape by Boreman, framed by swag

A Derby milk jug by Zachariah Boreman, circa 1790 Of bucket shape with a wishbone handle, painted with two oval landscape panels, both with a figure in an extensive lakeside landscape, regularly space

A Derby milk jug and a sucrier by Zachariah Boreman, circa 1794 Painted with landscapes reserved on bright yellow grounds within gilded borders reserving white faux pearls, the jug with 'Matlock High

A Derby mug by Zachariah Boreman, circa 1794 Of cylindrical form, painted with a named view of 'Rock Call'd, the Church Dove dale, Derbyshire', within a mock pearl border, reserved on a white ground,

A Derby chocolate cup and stand by Zachariah Boreman, circa 1785 Probably made as a replacement or matching for a Meissen service of around 1745, of double ogee form with shaped rims, painted with pan

A Derby coffee can and saucer by George Complin and William Billingsley, circa 1791-95 The can painted by George Complin with a bluetit perched on an upset basket of fruit, another on a vine branch to

A Derby coffee can and saucer by James Banford and William Billingsley, circa 1793-95 The can painted by James Banford with a shepherdess weaving a floral wreath, two sheep beside a tree to the right,

Two Derby custard cups and covers, circa 1810 Of bucket shape with angular handles, the gently domed covers with globular finials, finely painted with botanical specimens, probably by William 'Quaker'

A Wedgwood caneware shell-shaped tureen, cover and stand, circa 1790, naturalistically modelled as a cockle-shell, impressed WEDGWOOD , 16cm high; and four other items of Wedgwood caneware Provenance:

A Worcester (Flight) plate from the celebrated 'Hope' service ordered by HRH The Duke of Clarence (later William IV) and decorated by John Pennington , circa 1790-92, typically decorated en grisaille

A fine Derby coffee can and saucer by William 'Quaker' Pegg, circa 1796 Fully painted with complex sprays of garden flowers, reserved on a pale blue ground within gilded stiff leaf borders, a foliate

A large Derby coffee can or chocolate cup and stand, circa 1790 Painted with views of 'Matlock High Torr, Derbyshire' on the stand and 'View near Matlock Derbyshire' on the can, reserved within elabor

A Derby trembleuse cup and saucer by James Banford, circa 1790-95 With an oval panel depicting Gualtieri proposing marriage to the shepherd girl Griselda, the reverse with a river landscape, reserved

A Derby garniture of three blue ground two handled vases and covers, circa 1765 27cm high Provenance: The Barry Byrne Collection, Christie's Sydney, 15 & 16 July 1992, lot 655 Christie's Londo

A Neale & Co. solid blue jasper part tea service, circa 1790, sprigged in white relief with white classical figures above an ozier engine-turned lower section, comprising: an oval teapot, cover and st

A Wedgwood tri-colour jasper 'diced' cylindrical teapot and cover from a tete a tete dejeurner set, circa 1790, decorated with a light-green chequer pattern of quatrefoils beneath a stiff-leaf border,

A Battersea enamel box, circa 1753-56 Of rectangular form with gilt metal mounts, the interior of the cover printed in black with a profile portrait of William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, engraved b

William Moorcroft, Claremont pattern with Toadstool design biscuit jar. Double-handled lidded jar of tapering cylindrical form, with slight domed cover above strap handles. Circa: 1915. Dimensions: 7

A MAHOGANY FIVE PILLAR DINING TABLECIRCA 1790 AND LATER With four additional leaf insertions71cm high, 130cm wide, 564cm long (when fully extended)Provenance:Barnwell Manor, NorthamptonshireWindsor Ho

George Jones Majolica 'Full Nest' Game-Pie Dish, Liner and Cover Circa 1873 Oval, flanked by oak branch handles with leafy acorn terminals, the cover with a nesting quail among grass, her yellow brood

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY SERVING TABLE IN THE MANNER OF INCE & MAYHEW, CIRCA 1790 89cm high, 228.5cm wide, 81cm deep Provenance:Barnwell Manor, NorthamptonshireWindsor House Antiques

An exceptionally rare fully signed Clichy scrambled millefiori vase and cover, circa 1850 Of generous baluster form, containing a colourful assortment of mostly incomplete canes including fragments of

A very rare 'Bargeman' Toby Jug, circa 1790 Modelled on a rectangular base with a curved front, the back and sides applied with portrait medallions above swags of laurel leaves, an anchor resting betw

HEPPLEWHITE CARD TABLENew York, Circa 1790In mahogany. Top, skirt and tapered legs with string inlay; legs also with bellflower inlay.Height 29”. Width 35.5”. Depth 18”.