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An Ashworth Ironstone Dessert Service, Approx 20 Pieces

A miscellaneous selection of mostly English printed pottery, including a pair of Ashworth`s plates from the `Canadian` Series, a Rogers plate `Gate leading to Musjed at Chunar Ghun` and others, various dates 19th century (damage). Provenance: From the collection of the late Mrs G.D. Otto. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

BRADY IAN: (1938- ) Scottish Criminal, an associate of Myra Hindley in the Moors Murders of the 1960s. A.L.S., I S Brady, two pages, 4to, Ashworth Hospital, Liverpool, 7th June 2006, to Sarah Murphy. Brady writes a long, detailed letter in which he expresses his disgust at Tony Blair and George Bush for the actions in the Iraq War, `Serial killers at least count their victims. The Blair government openly admits that it doesn`t bother to compile-even to the nearest hundred thousand-the number of men, women and children its illegal invasion of Iraq has killed, cripple, maimed or tortured.` Further in the letter Brady refers to his prison life, `In this politically force fed by nasal tube hunger strike now in its seventh year, I`ve made no demands, no requests, other than the wish to exit. I expect and ask nothing from this system, which is merely a job creation scheme for the otherwise unemployable and unambitious and ungifted.` Accompanied by the original envelope hand addressed by Brady and signed by him with initials to the verso, and a printed slip inserted by Ashworth Hospital stating that the contents were inspected under the Mental Health Act, 1983. Rare. VG

A part Ashworth Brothers `Miranda` blue and white dinner service.

An Ashworth Bros two handled cock fighting mug

A CANTON PORCELAIN CYLINDRICAL TEAPOT AND COVER ENAMELLED WITH BIRDS AND FLOWERS, 19TH C; AN ASHWORTH LATE MASONS IRONSTONE GREEN GROUND BALUSTER VASE AND COVER, LATE 19TH C

An Ashworth Bros earthenware part dinner service, early 20th Century, decorated after the Oriental with a bird perched on a blossoming branch (faults).

A group of eleven Flow blue Ashworth plates.

Pair of mid 19th century Ashworth Real Ironstone Imari palette dishes, each 8.5" diameter; together with a large 19th century Imari palette dish, 13" diameter and an oval Chinese blue and white chinoiserie dish, 14.25" wide (4)

A Derby china Olde Avesbury plate, a Derby Mikado plate, 26½cm diameter, a Copeland china plate, an Ashworth Imari plate, a Royal Crown Derby Vine plate and four others. (9).

A part set of four George V teaspoons, Charles Wilkes, Birmingham 1919; together with another part set of four George VI teaspoons, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1942; and a long stemmed teaspoon, possibly Mercy Ashworth, Newcastle circa. 1792.

Victorian Staffordshire Pottery Mug, printed with circus scenes, 10cms, (4) an Ashworth Cockfighting Mug and a Cauldon Bowl decorated with horse racing and hunting scenes (3).

BOCKSCAR: Signed 10 x 8 photograph by eight of the ten man crew of the American Air Force B-29 Bomber that dropped the second Atomic Bomb on Nagasaki, Japan, 8th August 1945, comprising Captain Charles D. Albury (co-pilot), Lieutenant Frederick J. Olivi (third pilot), Captain Kermit Beahan (bombardier), Captain James F. Van Pelt Jr. (navigator), Lieutenant Jacob Beser (radio-countermeasures specialist), Master Sergeant John D. Kuharek (flight engineer), Staff Sergeant Raymond G. Gallagher (mechanic/gunner) and Lt. Cmdr. Frederick L. Ashworth of the US Navy (weaponeer in charge of the bomb). The image shows the crew standing and crouched together in two rows. Signed by the eight individually in blue or black inks to clear areas of the image, many adding their ranks beneath their signatures. VG

A Promotional Pocket Globe, Ashworth`s Machine Cotton, late 19th century, composed of colour printed gores, 7cm diameter

Two 19th Century Ashworth`s ironstone plates, each having stylised foliate decoration on a primarily green ground, 22cm and 23cm diameter

Two boxed Corgi Limited Edition Vintage Glory of Steam wagons-Sentinel platform wagon with oil drums "Wynns" and Foden dropside wagon "Joseph Ashworth" (2).

An Ashworth Pottery vase swollen ovoid form with flaring rim, covered in pale blue and rust impressed and painted marks 18 cm. high

An Edward VII silver bachelor`s tea service comprising tea pot, milk jug, sugar bowl by Ashworth & Snow, of moulded quatrefoil form with gadrooned rims raised on paw feet, London 1902, 22 ozs gross.

A LARGE VICTORIAN OPEN TWIN HANDLED TUREEN BY ASHWORTH BROS. WITH ARMORAL CREST " R PIAGGIO GENOVA "

A collection of letters, drawings and sketches relating to the sculptor Raffaele Monti and his association with the Crystal Palace at Sydenham circa 1852-1856. To include various correspondence between Monti and Charles Locke Eastlake, Charles Cattermole, associates of the Crystal Palace Company, Sir Joseph Paxton, Digby Wyatt, Owen Jones, George Purchase, Tom Taylor and George Stokes, members of society, Louis Blanc, William Dyce, the Duke of Devonshire, Lady Bryant, Lady Chetwynd, Lord George Vane-Tempest, Lady Londonderry, Lady Ashworth, Baron Marochhetti, Lord Meath, F.G. Urbino. Invitations, tenders and estimates of works submitted by Monti for the Crystal palace commissions, various ink, pencil and wash sketches at 1/2" scale with costings for the transept fountains, statues, Ocean and River series sculptures with footnotes signed by Paxton, plans for a printing workshop, designs for crockets, assorted lithographs and letter awarding Monti a set of medals struck by the Directors of the Crystal Palace company. ILLUSTRATED. In 1852 Owen Jones and Digby Wyatt became the joint directors of decoration for the Crystal Palace opened at Sydenham.

A pair of English gilt porcelain sauce tureens and stand (one lacking cover) impressed flower mark and no.1878, a set of twelve Ashworth real Ironstone dinner plates, six Minton porcelain plates and other ceramics

A G L ASHWORTH & BROTHERS DINNER SERVICE, printed in sepia and enamelled with central loose sprays and trailing flowers in cobalt and gilt cavetto and fluted ribbon border, the service including a circular soup tureen, cover and stand, 25cm h and a pair of sauce tureens, covers and stands, sepia printed Mason's banner mark, c1870 (81) ++As a service in excellent condition with only a very small number of pieces slightly chipped

ASHWORTH, a landscape with a woman herding geese, oil on board, 24 x 34 cm

BURKE, Sir Bernard, Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Ireland, edit, Ashworth Burke, 10th edit, pub London, Harrison & Sons, 1904 (1)

2 large Victorian Ashworth tureens with a floral design. Largest 24cm high.

A pair of Ashworth ironstone plates, 19th Century, each decorated after the Imari with baskets of flowers within floral borders (minor faults).

An ironstone oval dish painted circles, flower heads and gilt scrolls on a blue ground, impressed Ashworth Real Ironstone China, 37cm (14.5") wide and an ironstone octagonal jug with serpent handle, 20cm (8") high

W ASHWORTH (20th Century) A couple strolling down a country path, signed lower right, oil on canvas laid on board, 20" x 15"

Six George III teaspoons, and another teaspoon, by Mary Ashworth, Durham, c.1795, Old English pattern, engraved initials; and another, by Mary Ashworth, Market Place, Durham, and in Newcastle, c.1795. -8

An English Pottery Match Holder; Southwold Hairpin Crested Box Lid; a Clarice Cliff Blue Crocus Plate; two Royal Crown Derby Saucers; an Ashworth Teapot Stand; a decorative miniature Cup and Saucer; and two further Cups

An Ashworth ironstone oval meat dish transfer decorated with classical style buildings together with a porcelain florally decorated part cake stand.

A Victorian 20-piece Ashworth Imari pattern Ironstone dinner service comprising; sauce tureen with lid and stand, two meat plates and sixteen dinner plates.

A Delft tin glazed plate, with stylised floral decoration; a 19th Century cabbage leaf plate; a Victorian Morley & Ashworth baluster jug; and a Wedgwood biscuit barrel with plated mount, (4)

An Ashworth stoneware vase shouldered form, covered in a rich purple lustre glaze, and seven other similar Ashworth vases with experimental glazes impressed marks to most tallest 24cm. high.

An unusual Ashworth stoneware vase made for Col'drum dated 1910, covered in a running orange and brown glaze incised inscription, 25cm. high. A similar piece made by Ashworth was exhibited at the Luton Museum and Art Gallery, Reginald Wells exhibition 1998.

An Ashworth Pottery solifleur with applied William Hutton & Son silver mount, handle and cover, the vase with running white and purple glaze stamped Ashworth, stamped hallmarks, Birmingham, repaired neck 15.5cm. high.

A PAIR OF ASHWORTH OPAQUE CHINA TUREENS AND COVERS and a matching stand, each with blue transfer decoration of 'Canadian Scenes', 6" high.

Ashworth ironstone dinner service with green & gilt border - approx 12 place settings

THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER (1803-1902). A LARGE OIL ON CANVAS, a study of a farmyard near Canterbury, with cattle, sheep and figures, signed and dated 1837 lower left, 173 x 135cm, framed and glazed. Provenance: purchased from Fradswell Hall, Staffordshire in 1976, the estate of the Hon. Sir John Percy Ashworth Deceased - 850 2k-4k Thomas Sidney Cooper was born in Canterbury in 1803 and became one of England's most prominent Victorian painters with his studies of landscapes with cattle and sheep. At the age of 12 he worked as a coach painter before becoming a scene painter. Whenever time allowed Cooper's artistic yearning led him to paint nature scenes. At the age of 20 he moved to London and after drawing for a time in the British Museum he was admitted as a student into the Royal Academy. Canterbury called for Cooper and he returned earning a living as a drawing-master. In 1827 he lived in Brussels for four years meeting Verboekhoven who influenced him greatly. On his return to London he began exhibiting and subsequently gained the nickname 'Cow Cooper'. Examples of his work can be found in the V & A, Tate and Royal Academy.

An Ashworth Bros. two handled loving cup, printed with a Chinese land and riverscape in blue and eight blue printed plates

Five late 18th Century Provincial Dessert Spoons, Old English pattern, with single drop bowls, initialled, length 6 5/8", Newcastle circa 1795, Maker's Mark Mercy Ashworth

A "God Speed the Plough" loving cup an Ashworth "Famille Verte" jug, and a Victorian papier mache swing handled basket

An Ashworth ironstone oval platter decorated in an imari pattern, a rectangular Ashworth ironstone platter, shaped oval platter decorated with gilt flowers against a white ground and a quantity of dinner and rack plates, mainly 19th Century.

An Ashworth Ironstone part Dinner Service

An Ashworth plate and a Greek style Hyacynth vase

* A Staffordshire pottery platter, 19th century, with transfer printed design in black and white with the 'American Marine' pattern, possibly Ashworth Bros., impressed marks, (a/f).

Ashworth Staffordshire 19th century tea service decorated with circular reserves of flowers within green and gilded scaled borders comprising four sandwich plates, sugar basin comprising twenty two cups and eleven saucers (some damages)

An Ashworth Bros. "Fleur de Lys" Earthenware Dinner Service having multicoloured floral and leaf decoration, comprising 2 graduated oval meat plates, pair of round 2-handled tureens (1 lid missing), pair of smaller round 2-handled sauce tureens, with saucers (1 lid missing), 14 dinner plates, 11 soup bowls, 4 side plates (39)

Three medals to 16447 S. Sjt. J.W. Ashworth R.A.M.C., 1914-18 War Medal, Victory Medal, LSGC.

a Set of Three George III Candlesticks, George Ashworth & Co, Sheffield, one 1793, two 1797, the fluted oval bases rising to flared stems supporting vase shaped nozzles with detachable oval sconces, reeded borders throughout, 30.5cm high See illustration

The Ashworth OBE Glenlivet-22 year-old Established 31st May 1974. Bottled by hand to commemorate the retirement of John B. Ashworth OBE, 2nd September 1996. 75 cl. Accompanied by the original wrapping printed as a page of the Aberdeen Press & Journal, 31st May 1974 (torn). Single malt, 43% volume 1 bottle

A Victorian Ashworth Brothers seventy-piece ironstone dinner service, including a tree and well meat dish, two platters, four vegetable tureens and two sauce tureens, soup plates and twenty nine dinner plates

Ashworth. An unusual set of twelve XIX century transfer printed ironstone plates each decorated with vases and flowers with green and gilt floral banding each approx. 26.5cm diameter

Four G L Ashworth & Brothers Ironstone teapots and covers, one with cobalt ground and richly gilt, 15cm h, late 19th c - c1930; a similar turquoise ground chinoiserie decorated teapot and cover, impressed YORK, c1875 (10) ++Spout of York teapot restored

A set of eight G L Ashworth & Brothers Ironstone Japan pattern dinner plates, transfer printed in sepia and enamelled and heightened in gilt, 26.5cm diam, printed crown and REAL STONE CHINA banner mark, painted 145, c1860 ++The lot in fine condition

Ashworth Bros. Chargers / Large Plates, Coloured Willow pattern hand-painted in green, red and ochre, scalloped edge, Pattern No. B9447, late 19 Century, diameter approx. 15”, both plates have some slight wear, with some paint worn, one plate has crazing across front (2)

ST PETERSBURG - A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN ASHWORTH IRONSTONE PLATES, transfer printed in brown sepia with a view of St Petersburg, inscribed in Russian, printed and impressed mark, and two soup bowls ensuite (8).

A circular silver two-handled sucrier, of bombe form, with gadrooned rim and pierced decoration, blue glass liner, on four downswept feet, makers Ashworth Brothers, Birmingham 1960, 7.5cm high, 5oz gross.

Three Ashworth Brothers Ironstone Plates, an Amherst Japan pattern Ironstone bowl and 3 other similar items. (a/f).

G. C. ASHWORTH Two signed etchings.