Both jugs with mounted pewter handles and decorated in cobalt blue on a grey body, showing relief and incised depictions of deer and foliage. 18th century, Westerwald Both with natural manufacturing flaws as to be expected, the larger jug with some slight wear of the blue.

18th century, Netherlands (probably) A lady holding fruits in her apron and a man carrying a folded umbrella under his arm. Probably Delft.

18th century, probably France A white tin glazed pitcher with cover (attached with pewter mount), the sides with lobed molding and a fruit finial on the top of lid. Probably French.

17/18th century, Netherlands A quantity of round cylindrical jars used to store ointments and medicines.

18th century, France A covered tureen, two serving platters and six plates, possibly Strasbourg ('faience de l'est').

19th century, France A pair of ornamental figural bookends shaped as baskets filled with fruits and flowers.

18th century, Netherlands The vase with two handles and decorated with floral sprays including tulips. Marked on the base for Dirck van den Bergh at 'De Witte Starre'.

18th century, ca. 1760-70, Netherlands A polychrome model of a standing cow on a green base with two frogs, the cow sticking out its tongue and its back decorated with flowers. Not marked.

18/19th century, Netherlands Includes two blue and white plates (ochre trims) with the names H.P. Donker and I.I. v/d Markt, marked 'J. van Duijn' (1764-1772). A polychrome flower basket plate marked 'De Pauw', and another polychrome flower basket plate marked for IJsbrand van Duijn (1772-90). Also six unmarked plates.

18th century, Netherlands The borders with five cartouches containing a flower. The centres with a roundel containing a leaping hare. Not marked.

Last quarter 18th century, Belgium The dishes with 'ozier' and basket weave relief moulded borders and all hand decorated in blue and white. Various markings. Includes 30 dinner plates, 30 deep plates, 9 luncheon plates, a tureen, two gravy boats, two butter dishes and a multitude of serving bowls and platters. Ca. 100 pieces in total.

18th century, Germany The tureen and platter with Watteau style scenes and with gilded and foral relief decoration, also with scattered bugs and insects. The inside and underside of the tureen decorated in 'faux marbre' (marble pattern). The lid with a figural cupid holding a horn of plenty spilling fruits and flowers. The platter is marked with the Meissen crossed swords with a star underneath. Restoration.

19th to early 20th century, Russia Made at the Imperial Porcelain Factory, Saint Petersburg; A bowl with gilded bands and a portrait in relief biscuit porcelain, showing Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna, wife of Tsar Nicholas II, and dated in the backstamp 1916. The backstamp with two etched lines which indicate that this piece was a factory second. Together with two lidded ewers, the backstamps removed (also factory seconds) and an earlier plate in Sevres style with a cobalt gilt background and four vignettes with florals, this is a factory first plate and marked with the blue underglaze stamp of the Imperial Porcelain Factory with the monogram of Nicholas I under the imperial crown.

Ca. 1810-20, Germany One cup and saucer, marked Fürstenberg, the cup showing black silhouette portraits of a man and a lady within a gilded oval border. Another cup, with gilded interior, not marked and also showing silhouette portraits of a man and woman. And a third cup, marked for KPM, showing a silhouette portrait of a lady with a coloured convolvulus border.