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The Scottish Sale

Auction highlights

Lot gallery

1 — A Minton part dessert service bearing the Breadlebane motto 1871

2 — A Hammersley part dessert service 19th century

3 — Three cups and saucers of Scottish interest Circa 1800

4 — A Nautilus twin handled centrepiece Circa 1900

5 — A creamware bowl and a pottery mug, probably Scottish Circa 1800

6 — Two pottery jugs Probably Scottish, circa 1830

7 — A Scottish pearlware commemorative plate for George IV Circa 1822, probably Portobello or Prestonpans

8 — A Scottish pearlware commemorative plate for Queen Caroline Circa 1822, probably Portobello or Prestonpans

9 — A Scottish pottery cornucopia, probably Bellfield Early 19th century

10 — A pair of Staffordshire Scottish theme figural candlesticks Early 19th century

11 — A Portobello pottery plaque of George IV Early 18th century, probably Rathbone,

12 — A Portobello figure of the sailors farewell Early 19th century

13 — Two Scottish blue and white transfer printed pieces Mid 19th century

14 — A Scottish majolica cheese bell on stand, Late 19th century, probably Alloa or Belfield's

15 — Seven Scottish pottery storage jars and covers By Morrison & Crawford, Rosslyn Pottery, Kirkcaldy

16 — A majolica jug, Late 19th century, probably Alloa

17 — Two Scottish pottery money boxes Early/mid 19th century

18 — Seven Scottish pottery storage jars and covers By Morrison & Crawford, Rosslyn Pottery, Kirkcaldy

19 — A W.Ridgway & Co Tam O Shanter stoneware jug Early 19th century

20 — A rare Royal Doulton character jug entitled 'The McCallum'

21 — A plaster figure of 'Oor Wullie' After the comic character created by Dudley D Watkins, circa 1960

22 — A Wemyss Rosebery vase 'Irises'

23 — A Wemyss milk jug, Bovey Tracey period, 'Lemons'

24 — An early Wemyss mug 'Cherry Blossom'

25 — An early Wemyss mug 'Black Cockerels'

26 — A pair of Wemyss beaker vases 'Plums'

27 — A Wemyss tea set for one 'Cabbage Roses'

28 — A Wemyss preserve pot and cover 'Plums'

29 — Five various Wemyss plates

30 — A Wemyss heart shaped ink well 'Yellow Roses'

31 — A Wemyss cup and matching small plate 'Black Cockerels'

32 — A Wemyss part tea set 'Cabbage Roses'

33 — A Wemyss matchbox case 'Cabbage Roses'

34 — A Wemyss match striker 'Sweet Pea'

35 — A rare Wemyss pottery Chinese garden seat

36 — A Wemyss beaker vase 'Cabbage Roses'

37 — A Wemyss preserve jar and cover 'Cherries'

38 — A small Wemyss pink glaze pig

39 — A Wemyss small bowl and soap dish 'Cabbage Roses'

40 — Two Wemyss Gordon dessert plates, one 'Cherries', one 'Plums'

41 — A Wemyss slop pail 'Black Cockerels'

42 — A Wemyss Kenmore vase 'Chrysanthemum'

43 — A Wemyss 'Cabbage Roses' pot pourri

44 — A Langtoun ware bachelors tea set Circa 1920

45 — A pottery vase by Mary Armour Circa 1920

46 — Thee pieces of Bough pottery by Christine Amour Early 20th century

47 — A large stoneware bowl by Alexander Leckie

48 — A terracotta vase by Alexander Leckie 'Adams Apple'

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1 —
A Minton part dessert service bearing the Breadlebane motto
1871

2 —
A Hammersley part dessert service
19th century

3 —
Three cups and saucers of Scottish interest
Circa 1800

4 —
A Nautilus twin handled centrepiece
Circa 1900

5 —
A creamware bowl and a pottery mug, probably Scottish
Circa 1800

6 —
Two pottery jugs
Probably Scottish, circa 1830

7 —
A Scottish pearlware commemorative plate for George IV
Circa 1822, probably Portobello or Prestonpans

8 —
A Scottish pearlware commemorative plate for Queen Caroline
Circa 1822, probably Portobello or Prestonpans

9 —
A Scottish pottery cornucopia, probably Bellfield
Early 19th century

10 —
A pair of Staffordshire Scottish theme figural candlesticks
Early 19th century

11 —
A Portobello pottery plaque of George IV
Early 18th century, probably Rathbone,

12 —
A Portobello figure of the sailors farewell
Early 19th century

13 —
Two Scottish blue and white transfer printed pieces
Mid 19th century

14 —
A Scottish majolica cheese bell on stand,
Late 19th century, probably Alloa or Belfield's

15 —
Seven Scottish pottery storage jars and covers
By Morrison & Crawford, Rosslyn Pottery, Kirkcaldy

16 —
A majolica jug,
Late 19th century, probably Alloa

17 —
Two Scottish pottery money boxes
Early/mid 19th century

18 —
Seven Scottish pottery storage jars and covers
By Morrison & Crawford, Rosslyn Pottery, Kirkcaldy

19 —
A W.Ridgway & Co Tam O Shanter stoneware jug
Early 19th century

20 —
A rare Royal Doulton character jug entitled 'The McCallum'

21 —
A plaster figure of 'Oor Wullie'
After the comic character created by Dudley D Watkins, circa 1960

22 —
A Wemyss Rosebery vase
'Irises'

23 —
A Wemyss milk jug, Bovey Tracey period,
'Lemons'

24 —
An early Wemyss mug
'Cherry Blossom'

25 —
An early Wemyss mug
'Black Cockerels'

26 —
A pair of Wemyss beaker vases
'Plums'

27 —
A Wemyss tea set for one
'Cabbage Roses'

28 —
A Wemyss preserve pot and cover
'Plums'

29 —
Five various Wemyss plates

30 —
A Wemyss heart shaped ink well
'Yellow Roses'

31 —
A Wemyss cup and matching small plate
'Black Cockerels'

32 —
A Wemyss part tea set
'Cabbage Roses'

33 —
A Wemyss matchbox case
'Cabbage Roses'

34 —
A Wemyss match striker
'Sweet Pea'

35 —
A rare Wemyss pottery Chinese garden seat

36 —
A Wemyss beaker vase
'Cabbage Roses'

37 —
A Wemyss preserve jar and cover
'Cherries'

38 —
A small Wemyss pink glaze pig

39 —
A Wemyss small bowl and soap dish
'Cabbage Roses'

40 —
Two Wemyss Gordon dessert plates, one 'Cherries', one 'Plums'

41 —
A Wemyss slop pail
'Black Cockerels'

42 —
A Wemyss Kenmore vase
'Chrysanthemum'

43 —
A Wemyss 'Cabbage Roses' pot pourri

44 —
A Langtoun ware bachelors tea set
Circa 1920

45 —
A pottery vase by Mary Armour
Circa 1920

46 —
Thee pieces of Bough pottery by Christine Amour
Early 20th century

47 —
A large stoneware bowl by Alexander Leckie

48 —
A terracotta vase by Alexander Leckie
'Adams Apple'