A collection of Staffordshire pottery, flatback figures, and ornaments, 18th - 20th centuries,prising: a portrait figure of the Irish political leader Daniel O'Connell, modelled standing with hand rested on a blue cloth draped plinth, inscribed in gilt Dan O' Connell to base, 41cm high; two King Charles spaniels, modelled seated, one gilt highlighted with yellow painted eyes and chain, the other with glass eyes, approx. 39cm and 33cm high respectively; a figure of Britannia, seated with a lion recumbent at her side, one hand resting on a shield, atop a rectangular faux marble base, 36cm high; a figural spill vase, depicting a couple embracing under a brocade, her with a musical instrument, both in blue garments, while another male hides behind the brocade with raised knife, he in pink garments, raised letters to the base THE RIVAL, 35cm high; a figural group of Paul and Virginia from the novel by Jacques-Henri Bernardin, modelled seated atop a rocky brocade, Paul with his arm around Virginia, inscribed in gilt Paul & Virginia to base, approx. 34cm high; a figural group of a country couple, modelled standing with her carrying wheat over her head and flowers in a basket under her arm, approx. 33cm high; a watch holder figural group of a couple in Highland dress, their raised hands clasping to form an arch with vine and leaf trails toward the base, approx. 31cm high; a figural spill vase of a seated gentleman wearing a hat with his dog, modelled against a brocade, raised letters to base DOG . TRAY, approx. 30cm high; a figural group of a country couple seated with their dog underneath a naturalistic tree branch canopy, approx. 29cm high; an equestrian figure of St. George and the dragon, the saint modelled with a rearing horse trampling the dragon, gilt highlighted, approx. 27cm high; a figural group of a standing gentleman and lady, he holding a top hat, she with a hat resting on her arm, her dress with purple highlights, raised letters PRINCE AND PRINCESS to base, approx. 26cm high; an equestrian figure of Queen Mary II of England, gilt highlighted with raised letters QUEEN MARY to base, approx. 26cm high; an equestrian figure of Major-General Henry Havelock, with orange headpiece and saddle, raised letters HAVELOCK to base, approx. 23cm high; and a figure of a musician reclining on a chaise lounge, holding a lute in one hand, 22cm high; together with a Spanish novelty pottery house, Valencia, modelled with two figures under a porch and blue glazed handle, 21 x 16 x 15cm; and a Spanish novelty pottery model of a flower girl seated on a bench, modelled with a handle, 27cm high, the base 20cm diameter (lot)