A late 19th Century Doulton Lambeth vase by Frank Butler, the body decorated with a shaped panel incised M.M.C I.E.G 1888, the remainder of the body in blue with incised scrolls and foliate decoration, impressed mark, incised monogram, height 25cm I.E.G stands for the International Exhibition (of Science, Art and Industry) Glasgow, held in 1888. It is noted that one of the main commercial exhibitors was Doulton & Co.

A 1930s Sadler teapot modelled as a black racing car with silver lustre trims, detailing and OKT42 number plat

Lot 1
Sold for £320 hammer

Estimate £250-£300

A 1920s Wedgwood octagonal lustre bowl, the interior with a central roundel with gilt detailing in the Persian

Lot 13
Sold for £260 hammer

Estimate £250-£300

An 18th Century Delft wet drug jar, probably London, painted with the inscription: O:VIRIDE: on a scrolled car

Lot 27
Estimate £250-£300