1851 The Great Exhibition; A 19th century Pratt type flask, the front decorated with a colour transfer scene of figures outside Crystal Palace, the reverse with a sepia transfer of floral sprays within a mottled main body, height 17cm.

1851 The Great Exhibition; A collection of seven mid 19th century Staffordshire plates, each with relief moulded border and central transfer decorated scene relating to The Great Exhibition, two by J Moses, a small coloured plate by Meakin etc, various sizes (7).

1851 The Great Exhibition; A mid 19th century Pratt type plate with floral moulded border and central puce transfer depicting boy with Punchinello (purchased at Bonhams as part of the Sir Lincoln Hallinan of Cardiff Collection), also a similar blue and white decorated Carr & Co circular plate, a brown and white decorated plate depicting the Massacre of the Innocents, a fourth depicting Fidelity and a further Pratt type plate depicting a coloured view of the interior of Crystal Palace.

1851 The Great Exhibition; A mid 19th century Staffordshire Pratt type flask of ovoid form, the front decorated with a view of Crystal Palace with numerous figures and horse drawn cart in the foreground, transfer decorated with a floral spray, both vignettes beneath royal crests and within a mottled ground, height including cork 18cm.

1851 The Great Exhibition; A mid 19th century Staffordshire Pratt type plate with floral embossed border and central black and white transfer decorated scene, inscribed "Boy With Punchinello", another similar "Gratitude", a corn embossed plate "Boy With Punchinello", a small dish "The Unhappy Child", two blue and white transfer decorated plates depicting Crystal Palace, a black and white transfer decorated plate inscribed "Palais de la Reine", an embossed Staffordshire dish inscribed "Our Union Forever Centennial, Horticultural Hall 1876", two gilt heightened dishes with transfer scenes of the 1862 Exhibition buildings and two others (12).

1851 The Great Exhibition; A set of four mid 19th century Staffordshire Pratt type transfer decorated plates, each with floral embossed rim and puce engraved central panel inscribed "Massacre of Innocence", "Fidelity", "Gratuity" and "Boy With Broken Drum", diameter 19cm.

1851 The Great Exhibition; A set of six mid 19th century Staffordshire plates, each with floral embossed decorated borders and central transfer decorated scene, inscribed "Gratitude", two of "The Deliverer", "Massacre of the Innocents", "Boy with Broken Drum" and "Boy with Punchinello", diameter 20cm.

1851 The Great Exhibition; Two Pratt type Staffordshire pot lids, both inscribed for "The Exhibition of Art and Industry of All Nations", one depicting an interior view of the Grand International Building and the second depicting the exterior, both decorated in colour, diameter 13.75cm.

1851 The Great Exhibition; A Pratt type pot lid decorated with a coloured view of Crystal Palace with figures in the foreground, in ebonised frame, with another similar inscribed "The Grand International Building of 1851, for The Exhibition of Art & Industry of All Nations", in ebonised frame, diameter 12cm and 13.5cm.

1851 The Great Exhibition; A mid 19th century porcelain mug inscribed "A View From The Road, Hyde Park Corner", retailed by Green of London, decorated with a black and white transferred vignette, three plates depicting scenes of Crystal Palace and a small circular trinket box with gilt heightened lid inscribed "Crystal Palace Exhibition 1851", various sizes (5).