Three 18th Century Worcester teabowls each decorated with black and white transfer decoration, the first in the Tea Party pattern, the second with an Italianate landscape and the third with a scene of a lady and gentleman taking tea to one side and to the reverse a lady walking with her servant, largest diameter 7.5cm. (3)

A 1930s Chameleon Ware Clews & Co footed barrel vase decorated with blue hand painted flowers and repeat patte

Lot 585
Sold for £45 hammer

Estimate £50-£80

A 1930s Crown Devon Lustrine jardiniere decorated with parrots perched on flowering branches, all to a mottled

Lot 600
Sold for £60 hammer

Estimate £50-£80

A 19th Century shallow dish charger decorated in a blue and white transfer pattern titled Cascade depicting an

Lot 601
Sold for £45 hammer

Estimate £50-£80