A few examples of appraisal values for
LANCASHIRE YORKSHIRE

• 2PC STAFFORDSHIRE & LEEDS BASKET
  2PC STAFFORDSHIRE & LEEDS BASKET & PLATTER GROUP England,19th CenturyIncludes a reticulated basket vase with blue scalloped edge decorations and a large L. Hall & Sons platter decorated with Thomas Sutherland's "Surseya Ghaut Khanpore" image depicting a large building towering over a waterway surrounded by a flower and fruit rim.
• A Leeds Ware creamware oval
  A Leeds Ware creamware oval basket tureen cover and stand, 29cm wide, a pair of Staffordshire style seated spaniels, a lady snuff-taker toby jug, a group of harvesters and a Chinese octagonal plate/Provenance: Property of a Lady of title
• Staffordshire Spaniels England an
  Staffordshire Spaniels England an assembled group of Staffordshire spaniels including two pin holders   a pair holding a basket of flowers in their mouths and three others in various poses; tallest ht. 4.75.
• Two Christopher Saxton maps of
  Two Christopher Saxton maps of Yorkshire one of the North Riding 36 x 21 cm one the East Riding 25 x 20 cm.
• English bobby's hat, South
  English bobby's hat, South Yorkshire badge
• Four Small English Regional Maps
  Four Small English Regional Maps LANCASHIRE BY JOHN SELLER, CAMBRIDGSHIRE BY ROBERT MORDEN AND TWO OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE various sizes, largest frame 19 x 15 in — 48.3 x 38.1 cm
• A Yorkshire saltglazed brown
  A Yorkshire saltglazed brown stoneware bell-ringer's or other presentation jug, Eccleshill Pottery, Bradford, dated 1861, sprigged with a mounted horseman, hunt servants and hounds, lions and serpents, flowers and the emblematic foliage of the United Kingdom bordered by trailing grapevines, the greyhound handle pierced with hole for suspension  A similarly fine Eccleshill jug with the same distinctive 'steps' beneath the neck and at least one matching sprig, in Keighley Museum is illustrated Oswald (A), R J C Hildyard & R G Hughes - English Brown Stoneware 1670-1900, fig. 164 More Information Chip on lip; old metal staple repairs to cracks in base and around foot
• A Staffordshire transfer printed
  A Staffordshire transfer printed jug in puce Entrance to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway and three other jugs
• (2) BRITISH HELMETS YORK &
  (2) BRITISH HELMETS YORK & LANCASTER REGIMENT AND BUSBY A (lot of 2) British hat or helmet: the first, a York & Lancaster military black cloth cap form centering a star gilt crowned floral wreath badge, with a spike finial, a pair gilt floral medallions issuing strap; the second, a black fur lined British Busby cap, circa 1913, both with gilt metal braided scale chin straps, 14"h, Provenance: The Holt Military Museum, Lafayette, CA
• A Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire)
  A Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) uniform jacket with buttons and collar badge, a Royal Artillery Regiment jacket with buttons and collar badge and a Royal Marine marching coat and trousers with buttons and collar badge
• PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS.
  PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS. England late 19th century. Seated spaniels with gilt collars and chains. 9''h.
• PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS.
  PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS. England 2nd half-19th century. Seated spaniels with copper luster. 14''h.
• Pair of Lancaster County
  Pair of Lancaster County Pennsylvania appliqué red and yellow pillow covers ca. 1900 17"x 29". Exhibition: Mercer Museum Bold... ?
• Two Staffordshire part tea services
  Two Staffordshire part tea services
• Five prints of the Lake District,
  Five prints of the Lake District, England, from Select Views in Cumberland, Westmoreland and Lancashire, drawn by the Rev. Joseph Wilkinson (1764-1831), engraved by William Frederick Wells (1764-1834), published 1810: View Near Brothers-water, View on the Granve-river Borrowdale looking towards Dervent-water, Stye-head Tarn, with Aron, or Great-End, above Borrowdale, Cottage at Nebthit with Backbarron-crag, Cottages in Appelthwaite, looking from Skiddaw, 12-1/2 x 19-1/2 in., unframed. Toning, foxing, penciled notes, stains, modern hand coloring.
• Pair of early English Staffordshire
  Pair of early English Staffordshire spaniels; painted accents and padlock collar. 14 1/2"H. Good condition.
• PR 19C ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE COPPER
  PR 19C ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE COPPER LUSTER DOGS England,19th CenturyOpposing seated pair with blue eyes and molded chain leash decoration.
• Fine Pilkington's Lancasterian
  Fine Pilkington's Lancasterian Charger d
• DAVID DALBY OF YORK (BRITISH
  DAVID DALBY OF YORK (BRITISH 1810-1865) A LIVER CHESTNUT HUNTER AND A RED AND WHITE SPANIEL BY A WELL Signed, inscribed 'York' and dated 1837, oil on canvas63.5cm x 76cm (25in x 30in)Provenance: Property from Kilmany House, Fife
• PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS.
  PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS. England late 19th century. Seated spaniels with gilt collars and chains 12.5''h.
• PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE COWS.
  PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE COWS. England 2nd half-19th century. Two cows one with shepherd one with milkmaid. 9.5''h. Gilt loss. Girl with cow: cow has hairlines near back end.
• English Staffordshire 19th c. to
  English Staffordshire 19th c. to include Gaudy Welsh. ?
• A pair of Staffordshire dogs with
  A pair of Staffordshire dogs with quarry, 20cm high
• PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS.
  PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS. England late 19th century. Seated dogs having gilt collars locks chains and accents. 13.75''h.
• PAIR OF YORKSHIRE PEARLWARE FIGURES
  PAIR OF YORKSHIRE PEARLWARE FIGURES OF A RAM AND A SHEEP CIRCA 1820 the ram modelled with a shepherd standing alongside, a young lamb at it's feet, the ewe modelled with a shepherdess carrying a basket standing alongside, twin lambs at it's feet, both raised on a sponged plinth base(2)approximately 15.5cm highProperty of a Scottish Borders family
• David Hockney: A Year in Yorkshire,
  David Hockney: A Year in Yorkshire, Annely Juda Fine Art exhibition catalogue 2006, Stanley Spencer, Royal Academy 1980 and others on Hockney and Spencer (5)
• A collection of Small Beswick
  A collection of Small Beswick Dogs Yorkshire Terrier 1944 Cocker Spaniel 967 Bulldog 965 Labrador 1548 and a Cairn Terrier 2112 (5)
• PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE SHEEP AND
  PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE SHEEP AND SWANS. England 2nd half-19th century. Sheep with coleslaw coats 4''h. and spills with three swans 5''h. Glaze crazing to all figures swans have some gilt and enamel wear.
• MAP OF LANCASHIRE, J. BLAEU, C.1645
  MAP OF LANCASHIRE, J. BLAEU, C.1645 Engraving with early hand coloring, 15 1/2 x 20 1/8, plus margins; framed.
• THREE ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CUPS
  THREE ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE CUPS AND FIVE SAUCERSSecond Quarter of the 19th CenturyWith blue and white transfer floral decoration.
• TWO STAFFORDSHIRE PLATES.
  TWO STAFFORDSHIRE PLATES. England 2nd quarter-19th century. Dark blue transfer scenes. Sheltered Peasants. Hairline. 10''d. And an idyllic scene with castle. Impressed ''Clews''. 10''d.
• Beswick Ayrshire Bull 1454B and
  Beswick Ayrshire Bull 1454B and Jersey Cow 1345 (both damaged) (2)
• Two Sunderland lustre plaques, 19th
  Two Sunderland lustre plaques, 19th c, with central text in integral frame, 21 x 23cm and circa, a pair of Staffordshire earthenware Farmer and Milkmaid groups, 19th c and three other items (7) More Information Plaques in good condition. Pair of figures with some flaking. The other items generally good
• THREE STAFFORDSHIRE COVERED DISHES.
  THREE STAFFORDSHIRE COVERED DISHES. England 2nd half-19th century. Cow 5.5''h. and two chickens one bisque (repair) one with polychrome. 7.5''h.
• Group of Three Porcelain Items,
  Group of Three Porcelain Items, consisting of a Staffordshire polychromed pottery group of a shepherd, a dalmatian dog and a pair of clip-coated lambs, second quarter 19th century, a good small Staffordshire porcelain bocage figure of a recumbent lamb, also second quarter 19th century, and \"Rockingham\" porcelain figure of a wall-eyed clip-coated ewe of like date, h. 3-1/2\" to 9\".
• FOUR STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS.
  FOUR STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS. England 2nd half-19th century. Spaniels with red spots. Pair with gilt collars 10.5''h. and two singles with black collars 10'' 12.5''.