Avenue Auction

20 cm high, other dolls, a vintage plastic toy circus and other items

17 cm high

(playworn) and some toy lantern slides

and a further quantity of cast metal farmyard and other toys (playworn, many broken legs)

decorated with a study of a woman with stylised flowers, 15cm high

A study of a Preacher in a Pulpit, 25cm high (old damage) a Staffordshire study of an old woman and a similar figure (3)

a cut glass decanter (chip to rim), A 'Thistle' decanter (wrong stopper) and a Victorian fern engraved wine glass

and other glass items

19th century, the bulbous body decorated with panels depicting a bunch of grapes, a windmill and sailing boats, flanked and divided by pincered threads

on a mottled base (unmarked) 23 cm high (chip to top rim of shell)

19 cm high, (chip to rim) and a pair of Continental wall plates signed 'Regniez' (cracks)

transfer and painted with flowers within grey borders, with gilt rims, numbered ''62' beneath, 36 plates, 2 comports, 6 leaf dishes, 4 oval dishes, 3 oblong (note; some cracks, wear and staining)

snd other glasses

and two similar

with flared bowls

other Webb glasses, and similar (some smaller glasses cloudy, one has chipped foot)

each 21 cm high

24.5cm high, a 1937 George VI goblet, 19.5cm high and an Elizabeth II glass, 16cm high (3)

with pink swirls, a similar flask and a tumbler (3)

and similar glassware (5)

and similar (8)

and two similar vases (4)

and similar (9)

and others similar (5)

19cm high, and another similar (2)

14.5cm high and another smaller by Wedgwood, 12cm high (tiny chip)

a wedgwood glass elephant and similar items

and two similar (3)

a large French vase (damaged) and 19th century blue glass scent bottle

(stopper chipped)

with single glass trumped on a mirrored base (loose trumpet)

with green, yellow and pink glaze 8.5 cm high (cracked)

20th century, of slab form, impressed with old printing blocks, cast with putti and icons, and with coloured glazes, the largest 28 x 19 cm

33 cm diam (damaged)

Early 20th century

19th century, possibly Paris porcelain 37 cm diam (old repair)

18th century, 22 cm (repaired)

18th or 19th century, 'VP' mark, 12 cm high, chips, notably to spout and cover

Victorian, 13 cm long

in the form of a barrel, the lid with handle in the form of a broken clay pipe

Victorian, signed 'CH Brannam, barum, WB 1886' 18 cm high (small chips to rim)

printed in underglaze blue with moulded flower knop 10.5 cm diam (cover cracked and chipped)

and three similar (4)

19th century, a Toby Jug (cracked) and a book on Staffordshire portrait figures

and another 'Town Crier'

(SLOPS BOWL CRACKED)