E.CER

Pair of contemporary Czech accounts of the principal Nuremberg Trials, includes: 'Norimbersky Soud' ('Nuremberg Court') by Dr. Bohuslav Ecer (Prague: Orbis), 1946. First edition, 382pp. with additiona

A Della Robbia twin handled cylindrical vase by Carlo Manzini and Cassandia Annie Walker, dated 1904, featuring the quotation '''As Chaucer Saith, 'Forbear Not Sowing Because of Birds''' amongst leafy

A fine Victorian Minton pâte sur pâte circular plaque by Alboin Birks, depicting a classical maiden seated throwing putti from a basket on a deep turqouise blue ground, signed, plaque measures 16cm

A London delftware posset pot and cover, circa 1700-20, paintedi n blue with flowering scrolling branches, the flared neck with an oriental style scrolling foliage border, 25cm high

A Linthorpe Pottery jug, shape no.720, circa 1880, decorated in a green and yellow glaze, with angular handle, impressed factory mark and pattern number to base, 26cm high (base rim chips)

A Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica porcelain wine cooler, 20th century, with floral encrusted twin loop handles, handpainted with botanical decoration of violas, the base with specimen title, painted num

A good Dutch Delft figure of a cow, 18th century, well modelled standing foursquare with head slightly turned, on a grassy canted rectangular base, 18cm high

A Royal Worcester pot pourri vase and cover, shape number 474, the bulbous blush ivory body painted with a pheasant and hens, the vase suppported on three scroll supports, with pierced flower shaped b

A South Staffordshire porcelain bodkin case, late 18th/early 19th century, with gilt metal mounts, the screw centre case painted in Meissen-style with loose floral sprays, and marked in blue '15' to o

A fine Richard Chaffers, Liverpool, porcelain coffee can, circa 1760, the lightly waisted cylindrical body painted with the 'Two Men Bowing' chinoisierie pattern, 6.5cm high Footnote: See Maurice Hill

A Barr, Flight & Barr, Worcester porcelain bowl, circa 1805-1810, painted with enamels and gilded, decorated with an untitled landscape scene featuring a gentleman on horseback set within a medallion,

An English delftware 'Chinaman in Grasses' press moulded lobed dish, London, Brislington or Bristol, circa 1680-1700, washed in tones of blue and delineated in manganese-purple with a figure seated in

A large Victorian painted glass pharmacy specie jar and cover, the gilt cover above a white painted body with a Royal Coat of Arms, labelled for Sulphur, 57cm high (some losses)

A quantity of Miles Mason bat-printed tea and coffeewares in the Shepherd pattern, circa 1800, comprising 4 teacups, 2 coffee cups, 4 saucers, 14cm diameter, a twin handled sugar basin and cover with

A Grainger and Co, Worcester reticulated vase and cover, circa 1880, the ovoid body raised upon three mask capped scroll feet on a triform base, the body pierced with arabesques outlined with beading

A rare Liberty & Co yellow studio pottery dog bowl, made by C H Brannam, Barum of North Devon, inscribed 'Love Me Love My Dog' possibly a one-off commission, impressed Liberty and Brannam marks to bas

Two rare delftware blue and white tea bowls, and two English white salt-glazed stoneware tea bowls, all 18th century, 7cm diameter (at fault) (4)

A Bristol Delft posset pot, circa 1680-1690, with looped handles and scrolling spout, painted in blue with a repeated flowering landscape, the neck with a border of blue lines, 15cm high (lacking cove

A Chelsea porcelain plate, Brown Anchor period circa 1758, painted in enamels with three groups of exotic birds amongst trees, circular with a moulded feather edge picked out in red and green, brown a

A Victorian Staffordshire porcelain centrepiece, probably John Bevington, the oval reticulated basket supported on a florally encrusted trunk column, with a dandy and companion chasing each other, and

A Grainger and Co, Worcester reticulated vase and stand, late 19th century, the tear drop shaped body decorated with a repeating pattern of masks and leaves, on a scrolling base with animal form feet,

A pair of Royal Worcester blush ivory moonflasks, dated 1885, the flattened bodies gilded with sprays of foliage, puce printed factory mark and artist's initials 'A' to base, 14cm high (2)

A very large English delftware dish, probably Liverpool, circa 1760, painted with a central floral spray in a 'Fazackerly' palette, four further sprigs around the rim, 37cm diameter

A pair of Royal Worcester Egyptian blush ivory water carriers, shape number 1250, the male figure wearing a turban and carrying a large vessel, the female figure in long robes and carrying a two-handl