A late 17th to early 18th Century Delft wet drug jar, the contents of PAEON:COMP on a wide label below a wreath and two peacocks above a cherubim with tassels in its mouth, the head of a saint under the spout, circa 1700, height 19cm This jar contained paeonia compostum (pounded peony) The peony can provide remedies from its roots, leaves, flowers and seeds, the first being a sure-fire cure for sleep problems including 'the disease we commonly call the night-mare'.

A late 17th Century maiolica albarello, possibly Savona, pencilled in blue and manganese with a detailed bird

Lot 33
Estimate £1,500-£2,000

A large Moorcroft vase decorated in the Lord Mayor's Show pattern designed by Emma Bossons, impressed marks, s

Lot 95
Sold for £1,400 hammer

Estimate £1,500-£2,000

A 19th Century KPM porcelain plaque 'Die Taufe' (The Christening) after the original by Ludwig Knaus depicting

Lot 85
Sold for £1,200 hammer

Estimate £1,200-£1,800