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 | A 20th Century Lalique glass vase of club form decorated seated figures, the base marked Lalique France, 12" SOLD FOR £500 |
 | An 18th Century Creamware jug decorated a portrait of Sir George Bridges Rodney, the reverse decorated his flag ship (cracked, chip to the rim and 4 chips to the base) 6" SOLD FOR £1100 |
 | A 17th/18th Century circular Delft dish with panelled and floral decoration marked Gie 170 9/10 9 1/2" (cracked) SOLD FOR £1450 |
 | An 18th/19th Century blue and white sauce boat with transfer decoration together with a small blue and white ladle SOLD FOR £980 |
 | An 18th Century Worcester blue and white bowl decorated The Willow Pattern, 4 1/2" (cracked), a blue and white bowl decorated flowers and butterflies 7" and 2 other blue and white bowls (cracked) SOLD FOR £540 |
 | 5 various 18th/19th Century blue and white porcelain tea bowls (all f) SOLD FOR £520 |
 | A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre bowl decorated fairies amidst landscape, the base with Wedgwood mark 9" (some light contact marks) SOLD FOR £1250 |
 | A Georgian salt glazed tankard marked William Webb at Stoke Newington 1749 with cypher mark to corner (handle f and heavily chipped) 5" SOLD FOR £1150 |
 | A Moorcroft Florianware pottery jug, the base with Moorcroft signature RD No. 347807, 8" SOLD FOR £1100 |
 | 3 circular vaseline glass light shades 7" and 4 opaque bell shaped glass light shades 5" SOLD FOR £500 |