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Preisdatenbank abonnierenFourteen various 19thC plates including Willow pattern, two Spode. 'Lady at the well'.Condition ReportOne blue and white Spode dinner plate with chips to the rim. Small meat plate with hairline crack and oven damage, other small meat plate with chip to rim underneath. Other items in this lot appear to be in good condition with no noticeable chips or cracks.
A 19thC Spode gilt and hand painted desert service to include tall tazza, 3 dishes, 24 plates, one with gilt rub otherwise all good condition plus 4 other pieces a/f.Three plates have slight gilt rub, there is a dish with a hairline crack. One dish with a minor chip to the gilt on the rim. One dish crack and repair to the handle and missing piece on the other handle. All four Tazzas with cracks from the middle to the rim.
Ceramics to include Grainger, Worcester mug, Continental moulded mug, Spode pen tray C1785, Wedgwood basalt creamer, 18thC Caughley tea caddy, restored knop, Staffordshire figure of actor Garrick C1860, crested telephone Petersfield with two Godden's books, British Pottery, British Porcelain.Condition: Black swan, minor chip under tail feathers, Spode pen tray gilt rub to the rim, no chips or cracks.
A Spode London shape part tea and coffee service, circa 1815, painted with Japan pattern `2693', comprising; a slop bowl, nine teacups, five coffee cups and nine saucers, red painted marks, (a.f), ( 24). Condition Report Slop bowl- good condition.9 teacups- 5 in good condition with minor wear to gilding. 1 with glued repairs. 1 with riveted crack to rim. 1 with small rim chip. 1 with haircrack and minor chip to rim. 5 coffee cups- 3 in overall good condition. 1 with replaced handle. 1 with haircrack.9 saucers- 1 with small chip to rim. The others in overall good condition with minor wear.
Blue and white. A collection of Spode 'Italian' pattern ceramics (various backstamps) comprising two tea pots, six teacups, six saucers, three side plates, one sandwich/cake plate, six twin handled soup bowls and six stands, three footed serving dishes and a pair of candlesticks, height 23cm, together with a pair of Florentine lidded tureens.Condition report: One saucer has been snapped in half and glued back together. One teapot has a chip to the spout lip. One twin-handles soup bowl has had a handle glued back on.
A 19th century Staffordshire pottery group 'Babes in the Wood', height 10cm, together with other 19th century ceramics including a Wesley centenary mug, a Spode pen box etc.Condition report: Pottery group - hairlines and small areas of paint loss Small transfer printed plate - 2cm crack, crazingCandlestick - chip and crack to rim, generally rubbing to gilded areas Pair cups and saucers - rubbing to gilding Spode pen box - hairline Wesley centenary mug - discoloured crazing commensurate with age, small ink (?) splodge Tureen and stand - scratches to stand, loss to elaborate handle on tureen (which is lacking its lid), nibbles to footrim, generally discoloured crazing Lidded tureen - small chip to lid and crack to rim of tureen
Two blue and white transfer printed mugs circa 1830, a late 19th/early 20th century Mintons 'Genevese' tureen and cover, plus an additional cover, a Spode 'Willow' pattern twin handled dish, a collection of 19th century Sunderland lustre teaware transfer printed with two female figures, one playing the harp, comprising three teacups, five saucers, a serving plate, a milk jug and sugar basin, plus one other saucer with chinoiserie decoration.
A Spode porcelain twin-handled rectangular basket, circa 1820, the blue ground decorated with gilded dots and painted floral sprays within reserves, painted marks and numerals 2956 to base. Height 7cm, width 28.5cm.Condition report: Light wear to the gilding on basket handles. Two small crack onthe reverse: one across the tip of leaf decoration, the other 1cm long approx, but not serious. No other obvious condition issues.
A Spode porcelain trio, circa 1810, painted in iron red, blue and gilt with the Dollar pattern, number 715, the saucer 13.5cm diameter.Condition report: There is visible restoration to the underside of the plate lip (regilding to tiny chip). Otherwise the condition is good. No chips or cracks. Colours & gilding bright.
A Spode Felspar teapot and cover, pattern 4221; a similar sucrier and cover, c.1815-27; a Godwin & Harris rococo shape sugar box, decorated with alternating panels of flowers, c.1835-40; an Alcock sucrier, pattern 4723, c1835; a Ridgway sucrier "Acanthus" shape, pattern 2195, c1825; a Chamberlain Worcester Adelaide shape, c1840 (no cover) (6)
Five Daniels coffee cups, teacups and saucers, pattern 4129, banded in salmon and applied in gilt with folaite, scrolls, gadrooned rim, c.1840; a similar teacup and saucer; a set of four S. Alcock coffee cups and saucers, two larger cups and a slop bowl, pattern no 1/8031, c1845; three Spode coffee cups and saucer, one larger cup, pattern 2481, c.1820
An English Parian globular jug, in relief with portrait medallions and flowers, 25cm high, c.1840; another, smaller, 16cm high; a Spode Copeland ornamental jug, c1891; a Minton jug. painted with pink and yellow roses, c1845-50; a English porcelain two handled vase, painted with summer Flowers on an apple green ground, 20.5cm high, c.1870; etc
A Collection of Various Ceramics to include Four Pieces of Spode Sumatra Pattern Pieces, Bowl, Jug, Vases, together with Royal Doulton Australia Pattern Two Handled Shallow Dish, Minton Haddon Hall Tray, Royal Doulton Decorated Bowl, Wedgwood Willow Pattern Jug, Spode Java Pattern Plate, Wedgwood Decorated Two Handled Plate Etc
A Tray of Blue and white Ceramics to include Staffordshire Pickle Dish of Leaf Form, 18th Century Teacup, Spode Pin Dished, Cup and Saucer, Bowls Etc together with a collection of Various Coffee Cans to include Coalport Gilt Aesthetic Example, White Lobed and Reeded Example, Galt Example and Two Pieces of Wedgwood Jasperware to include Miniature Potpourri Pot
A Victorian Copeland blue and white pattern: 5193 butter dish, cover and stand, foliate decoration with gilt borders, stamped on base and numbered 87 together with a Spode blue and white early 19th Century six piece tea service pattern no: 5793, to include cups, saucers, plates, a cake plate and slope bowl, circa 1830 (some with cracks) and a 1960s part earthenware
A COPELAND SPODE 'CHINESE ROSE' PATTERN PART DINNER SERVICE, A SMALL QUANTITY OF MINTON HADDON HALL PATTERN WARES, etc to include sixteen Portmeirion Botanic Garden pattern coffee cups, some with seconds labels to bases, the Copeland Spode includes two meat plates, seven soup bowls, etc (quantity)
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