A late 18th to early 19th Century Worcester porcelain mask jug of baluster form relief moulded with cabbage leaves beneath a cylinder neck and applied scroll handle, the bulbous body decorated with three cartouche panels of exotic ho-ho type birds with gilt frames, all to a blue fish scale ground, the neck with hand painted garlands of flowers and gilt swags flanking a mask head spout, possibly from the workshops of James Giles, blue fret mark to the base, height 21.5cm S/D

A set of seven Royal Worcester models of children from the Days of the Week modelled by Dorothy Doughty compri

Lot 61
Sold for £260 hammer

Estimate £300-£500

A late 18th Century Ralph Wood type Ordinary Toby jug, seated wearing a translucent blue frock coat with brown

Lot 89
Sold for £1,150 hammer

Estimate £300-£500

A 19th Century Yorkshire type Toby jug, seated wearing an ochre and black chequed frock coat with dark green b

Lot 90
Sold for £210 hammer

Estimate £300-£500