A quantity of mostly Staffordshire pottery and porcelain, 19th century, comprising: a...

A quantity of mostly Staffordshire pottery and porcelain, 19th century, comprising: a group of Mason's Ironstone wares including a graduating set of 'Bandana' pattern jugs, the largest 19.5cm high, a pewter-mounted 'green dragon' pattern lidded jug; an octagonal orange scale 'Chinese garden' pattern jug together with another similar jug by Fenton Stone Works; and three further Chinoiserie decorated jugs; together with two transfer-print decorated creamware jugs, four flatback figures including two hunters against a brocade arch, a faux watch train station with two figures, a spill vase of a maiden and lamb, a model of Stanfield Hall, a figure of a hunting hound against a tree stump and naturalistic base, a Spode twin handled ovoid jar and cover, a Johnson's Tonstall Brewery jug, a large ginger jar and cover decorated in raised enamels with flora and fauna, 24.5cm high, a soup bowl decorated with floral sprays, a Dutch Delft style blue and white tile, and a modern studio pottery bowl with painted initials to foot, 15.5cm diameter (lot)