150. A Salt Glazed Stoneware Teapot, Staffordshire, England, 19th Century, Possibly Woods

The globular form molded with medallions on a pebbled ground surmounted by a guilloche, foliate spot, twig-form handle, surmounted by a hinged white metal lid and cornucopia finial, applied with knot mark on bottom. 6 1/4" h.

100/300     SOLD: $57.50

151. An Assorted Lot of Ceramics, Staffordshire England, 19th Century

Comprising a creamware bowl painted in polychrome enamels with shells, the reverse numbered in iron red #1045, possibly Spode, together with a scalloped porcelain dish painted with blue and puce flowers, the details picked out in gilt, possibly Coalport or Derby. Bowl: 3"h., 6 1/8"d., Dish: 1 1/2"h., 7 /2"d.

100/300     SOLD: $34.50

152. Two Transfer Decorated Plates

Comprising; an Edge Malkin & Co. earthenware plate decorated in blue and white with an aesthetic style scene of ducks and lotus blossoms, circa 1880, the reverse stamped in blue with dog trademark and impressed "Edge Malkin & Co."; together with a Copeland Spode blue and white transfer decorated plate depicting the "Orphan Asylum Society of the City of Brooklyn" enclosed by a floral border, the reverse stamped in blue with commemorative description and impressed with Copeland crown. Copeland 10" d., Edge Malkin 9 3/4" d.

100/200     SOLD: $57.50

153. A Fine Large Royal Worcester Reticulated Vase, circa 1887, in the Persian Taste

The cylindrical neck with reticulated band and lappets tapering to a bulbous body with applied gilded handles centering reticulated rondels, the body decorated with tenous chrysanthemums on the creamy ground, raised on a circular molded foot, printed crown and circle mark in purple, numbered 1261, decorators initials C.E. 20" h.

1,500/2,500     SOLD: $1,063.75

154. A Royal Worcester Cabinet Vase, England, circa 1895

The baluster form molded with Renaissance style strapwork and masks, with scrolled mask handle, the cream ground enameled with stylized flowers in yellow and blue, the details picked out in gilding, the bottom stamped in puce with crowned circle mark and registry number 233064. 12 1/4" h.

300/500     SOLD: $725.65

155. A Royal Worcester Teapot England, circa 1884

The cylindrical form molded with flowering branches and berries, picked out in brown, purple, iron red, and green, enclosed by grey transfer decorated floral panels, offset by a gilt handle, and surmounted by a similarly decorated lid, stamped on the bottom of the teapot in green with crowned Royal Worcester mark over "v" wear mark the interior of the lid stamped similarly in grey. 6 1/4" h.

200/400     SOLD: $258.75

156. A Pair of Derby Crown Porcelain Cabinet Vases, England, circa 1890

Each baluster form applied with flowering branches, enameled in grey and gilt, the bottoms stamped in black with Derby Crown monogram. 9 1/2" h.

250/500     SOLD: $86.25

157. A Dalmatian Figure, Staffordshire, England

Modeled as a sitting dalmatian, with gilt leash and collar, raised on a blue oval base, unmarked.
5 1/4" h.

300/600     SOLD: $201.25

158. A Pair of Staffordshire Dog Figures, England, Late 19th Century

Modeled as opposing hounds, seated with their prey, enamelled in black, iron red and brown, raised on oval bases, unmarked.
3 3/4" h.

300/600     SOLD: $143.75

159. A Pair of Staffordshire Poodle Figures, Late 19th Century

The opposing figures modeled as seated poodles, their heads and torsos applied with sprigged curls, the details picked out in black, iron red, yellow peach enamel, unmarked.
3 3/4" h.

300/600     SOLD: $115.00