Our 20th Century Pottery, Furniture, Household & Unreserved Items at our Cobridge Saleroom starts on March 20th! Don’t miss your chance to bid on a variety of 20th century pottery from Wedgwood, Beswick, Royal Doulton, Moorcroft, Coalport and more.
- Rare Beswick figures and collectables
- Royal Doulton items
- Wedgwood figures, plates, bowls and ceramics
- Royal Albert tea sets
- And much more!
With almost 700 lots going under the hammer, this auction offers something for collectors, interior enthusiasts and bargain hunters alike. From decorative ceramics and figurines to furniture and everyday collectables, the sale includes a wide range of items suitable for both display and practical use.
Bidding is available in person at the Cobridge Saleroom, or online via our live bidding platforms, making it easy to take part wherever you are.
Viewing Before the Auction
Prospective buyers are welcome to attend the public viewing day on Thursday 19 March, where all lots will be available to inspect in person.
Viewing is an excellent opportunity to:
- Examine condition and quality
- Discover lots you may have missed in the catalogue
- Speak with our team about items of interest
Top Auction Highlights
Among the many interesting lots in this sale are several standout pieces that collectors of British ceramics and Royal commemoratives will find particularly appealing. Here are just a few highlights from the upcoming auction.
Lot 301A – Michael Sutty Royal Commemorative Figures
One of the most impressive lots in the sale is this pair of Michael Sutty Silver Jubilee Trooping the Colour figures, produced to commemorate the 1977 Silver Jubilee. The figures depict Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip on horseback, both wearing Scots Guards uniforms during the Birthday Parade.
Estimate £300–£600.
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Lot 213 – Doulton Burslem Vellum Wall Pocket by C.J. Noke
Dating to around 1892, this rare Doulton Burslem vellum wall pocket was designed by the renowned ceramic artist Charles J. Noke. The piece depicts a Lady Jester and bears both the Doulton Burslem backstamp and impressed Noke signature, making it an interesting example of late 19th century art pottery.
Estimate £150–£300
Find out moreHow to Bid – Last-Minute Options
Bidding is quick and easy:
In Person:
- Register at the Silverdale Saleroom before bidding.
- Receive a numbered card to participate.
Online (fee-free via Potteries Live):
- Register now to bid live from anywhere.
- Also available through The Saleroom, Easy Live Auction, and Invaluable.
Telephone:
- Limited slots available; early booking is essential.
- Speak with our team and bid live as your lot comes up.
What Happens After You Win?
If you win an item while attending in person:
- Visit the main office to pay and collect your item.
- Please allow approximately five minutes after the hammer falls for administration processing.
- If bidding on multiple lots, you may prefer to settle once all your lots have finished.
For all buyers:
- Payment and collection must be completed within seven days.
- Postage services are available if you require delivery.
- Please refer to our buying fees and postage information pages for full details.
Join Us This March
This March auction promises an exceptional selection spanning ceramics, fine art, furniture, jewellery and historic collectables. Whether you are a passionate collector, interior designer or simply looking for something unique, we look forward to welcoming you, in person, online or by telephone, for two exciting days of bidding.
Browse the catalogue, plan your visit and prepare to discover something extraordinary at the Silverdale Saleroom.
Thinking of Selling at Auction?
Alongside welcoming buyers, we are always looking for quality items for our upcoming auctions. If you own ceramics, jewellery, furniture, artwork or collectables and are wondering what they may be worth, our specialists are here to help.
✅ Free auction valuation
✅ No obligation advice
✅ Experienced UK auction specialists
Whether you are considering selling a single item or an entire collection, our team provides professional, market-led valuations based on real auction results and current collector demand.
Free Valuations – Simple & Convenient
You can choose the option that suits you best:
- In person – Book a free appointment with one of our valuers at our saleroom.
- Online – Submit photographs using our online valuation form for an expert assessment.
- WhatsApp – Send clear images directly to 07864 667940, and a member of our team will be in touch.
Why Sell With Potteries Auctions?
With over 25 years of experience handling British ceramics, antiques and collectables, Potteries Auctions works with private sellers, collectors and dealers across the UK every week. Our specialists regularly assess pottery, fine art, jewellery, militaria and decorative antiques, providing accurate valuations grounded in current market demand.
If you’re unsure about age, maker, rarity or value, our experts can quickly identify and advise on the best route to sale.
If you’re thinking about selling, get in touch today, your items could feature in one of our upcoming specialist auctions.
Auction FAQs – Buying at Potteries Auctions
Yes. All bidders must register before bidding either in person or online. Registration ensures your bids can be accepted during the auction.
Absolutely. You can bid live online through our website or via approved bidding platforms. Our in-house Potteries Live system also allows fee-free online bidding.
Viewing is typically available 1–2 days before the auction and shortly before the sale begins.
Yes. Our specialists can provide a detailed condition report if you are unable to view items in person, helping you bid with confidence.
Successful bidders have seven days to pay for and collect their items.
Yes, postage services are available for buyers who cannot collect in person. Full details are available on our postage information page.
Yes. We offer free, no-obligation valuations for ceramics, jewellery, antiques and collectables suitable for auction.