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A George V Miniature Silver Bulbous Tea Service, comprising teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, London 1920, maker R. Ashworth & Co. Ltd., teapot 7.5cm high, 13cm wide, 5.5oz gross

A pair of blue and white shallow dishes painted with foliage, 29.5cm diameter, flat back figure 'Returning Home', blue and white dish, Ashworth Ironstone two-handled vegetable tureen, and a chamberpot (6)

An Ashworth Aesthetic Movement charger printed in terracotta and white with a portrait, and an English jardiniere glazed yellow impressed marks to charger 37cm. diam.

Five vintage jockeys' jackets, colours comprising: red with green braces, the inside collar label inscribed PIGGOTT; yellow & black check, white sleeves, the label inscribed L. SMITH; red & light blue halved, the label inscribed RENSHAW; maroon & pink halved, the label inscribed RENSHAW; & blue with a white Cross of Lorraine and sleeves, the label inscribed L.K. LESTER. These colours came from Peter Ashworth's Epsom stables that closed in the early 1980s. There appear to be two references to Lester Piggott, and presumably he wore these particular silks in races. Peter Ashworth began training at Epsom in the mid-1950s having been a jockey for some 20 years. His greatest success came with the filly Lady Senator who won the Irish 1000 Guineas in 1961.

MONMOUTHSHIRE v NEW ZEALAND menu card for a dinner held at Newport Athletic Club on 29 November 1978, front cover stained, signed in ink by 32 players and guests, including Mourie, Windsor, Dawes, Oliver, Williams, Wilson , Dalton and Ashworth.

Pair: Orderly W. Ashworth, St. John Ambulance Brigade Queens South Africa 1899-1902, no clasp (1419 Ordly. W. Ashworth, St. John Amb. Bde.); St. John Medal for South Africa 1899-1902 (1419 Pte. W. Ashworth, Hebden Bridge Corps), the first with re-riveted suspension claw, polished, nearly very fine (2) £250-300 Recipient served at No. 14 General Hospital and aboard the hospital ship Simla, but was not entitled to any clasps.

Robert Ashworth & Co. Ltd, Harrogate Brass Repeat Half Hour Striking Carriage Clock, with turned handle, hexagonal supports having white enamel dial with Roman numerals, 13cm high

An Ashworth Bros Ironstone China Part Dinner Service with Imari design, viz: 8 dinner plates, 11 side plates, 10 9in plates, 6 soup plates, two oval meat plates, some A/F

A late 19th century Ashworth Real Ironstone China aesthetic design part dinner service, decorated in the Imari palette, comprising tree and well meat plate, three graduated platters, eighteen dinner plates, eight dessert plates and a sauce tureen, cover and stand, printed and impressed factory marks to bases(faults).

A Staffordshire Pottery mantel Ornament in the form of a gabled House. 8 1/2" (22cms) high (a/f), a pair of 19th Century Ironstone soup plates and 2 Ashworth Imari pattern plates.

A LARGE ASHWORTH CHARGER with monochrome decoration of the head of a girl, within a blue border, in the style of W S Coleman, impressed to the reverse, 19" across (see illustration)

A pair of George VI silver sauce boats with C-shaped scroll handles and gadrooned rims. makers Ashworth Brothers, Birmingham 1937, 9cm high

A silver four piece teaset of faceted circular from with gadrooned border, makers Ashworth brothers, Sheffield 1957 (4)

KELLY’S DIRECTORY OF SUFFOLK, 1883, lacks map, rebnd, cl + SIR BERNARD AND ASHWORTH P BURKE: A GENEALOGICAL AND HERALDIC HISTORY OF THE PEERAGE AND BARONETAGE, 1911, orig cl gt (2)

A Victorian Soup Tureen with cover and stand, printed in blue and white with the lake pattern, an Ashworth blue and white vegetable dish and cover and a later ladle.

An Ashworth ironstone plate, polychrome painted and gilt with flowers, scrolls and other detail, 7¼" dia. An early 19thC porcelain soup plate painted with Chinese landscape to the well within a radiating panel border; a saucer dish polychrome painted and gilt with flowers. (3).

Ashworth Bros. ironstone part Dinner Service, decorated with stylised flowers in blue iron red and gilt.

An Ashworth stone china plate printed and painted with Chinoiserie motifs, 9" diameter; a Coalport bone china Queen Elizabeth II commemorative plate 1953-1978, limited edition number 428/1000, 10.5" diameter; a Royal Doulton Golden Jubilee plate, 12" diameter. (3)

a large ironstone venison dish, circa 1820 decorated with large flowers in the Imari palette 54cm wide; together with an Ashworth oval ashet decorated in the Imari palette, printed and impressed marks, 48cm wide (2)

An Ashworth Ironstone dinner service, pattern no. C2542, with gilt floret borders on green ground, comprising: a 12in. oblong soup tureen, cover and stand; a pair of 7 1/4in. oblong sauce tureens; one sauce tureen stand; a pair of 9 1/4in. square-shaped vegetable dishes; three oval graduated meat plates; an 8in. oblong gravy boat; twenty two dinner plates; eleven dessert plates; six cheese plates (one sauce tureen chipped).

A Minton porcelain cabinet plate with apple blossom detail on a white ground within pink border; a similar Worcester style enamelled with heather sprays; an Ashworth Ironstone example. (3).

GEORGE L. ASHWORTH & BROS. "THALBERG" POTTERY JUG AND BOWL, 19th CENTURY, each purple printed with bands of fruiting vines and portrait medallions, impressed and printed marks. 21.5cm by 26cm

Monmouthshire v New Zealand 1978, match programme signed by 42 players from both teams, including Ringer,Windsor, Price, Williams, Knight and Ashworth.

Ashworth fruit bowl

A set of three graduated Ashworth Hydra jugs 17cm high and smaller printed marks late 19th century

An Ashworth Ironstone China oval Meat Plate with over-painted floral transfer

A Mason's Ironstone plate, an Ashworth Bros. plate and two Royal Doulton seriesware plates "Chelsea Hospital" and "St Mary's Aisle, Dryburgh" (4)

A GEORGE III SILVER PEPPER with pierced sides, press on drilled domed top and blue glass liner, 4" high by Geo. Ashworth of Sheffield, a silver mustard pot, a cushion shaped salt and a plated entrée dish and cover (4)

*Airfields. A miscellaneous collection of photographs of airfields, aerodromes and flying-boat stations, many from private collections, as well as Air Ministry and other official sources, most air-to-ground, some in colour and many used by Ashworth for his invaluable 'Action Stations' series published by Patrick Stephens Ltd., approx. 2,000 images in three cartons (3)

*Photographic negatives. The complete collection of Ashworth aviation and related negatives arranged in A-Z order, contained in numerous boxes, most subjects identified and/or referenced, approx. 100,000+ A major archive for the historian or enthusiast. (-)

STAFFORDSHIRE IRONSTONE SERVING PLATE, c.1870, PROBABLY GEORGE L. ASHWORTH & BROTHERS, printed and enamel painted with an Oriental scene. 37cm

A set of four George III candlesticks in the neo-classical style, the urn-shaped sconces on tapered columns and oval bases, having detachable nozzles and gadrooned decoration, crested, 30cm. high, George Ashworth, Sheffield 1793, loaded.

An Ashworth gilt and Willow pattern hors d'oevres dish and two Aynsley shell bowls.

LARGE ASHWORTH ASHET

Ashworth ironstone meat dish with gravy well a/f

An Ashworth lustre vase probably by John Adams covered in a pale blue and red lustre glaze impressed mark 12cm. high

An Ashworth Brothers jug decorated on a deep blue ground Together with a Mason’s pagoda vase one face decorated with a Chinoiserie panel unmarked 19cm high (2)

A pair of Ashworth soup tureens and covers, with floral roundels to a Royal blue ground, on a spreading foot, 27 cms high, together with a matching pair of meat platters (4).

An Ashworth part dinner service comprising: an oval tureen and cover; various plates and platters decorated with transfer-printed scenes of a bridge and floral spray.

An Ashworth oval meat plate and a Wedgewood meat platter both Asiatic Pheasant pattern, a flo-blu platter, a water jug and two ladles.

A parcel lot comprising an English Delftware plate, A/F; a Continental Delftware oval dish, A/F; an Ashworth Brothers lamprey handle Chinoiserie printed jug; a Staffordshire pastille burner.(4). Damages.

A composite Davenport / Ashworth ironstone part dinner service, decorated in underglaze blue and coloured enamels with the Exotic Bird pattern, comprising soup tureen and cover, two sauce tureens with covers and stands, four covered vegetable dishes, three graduated meat dishes, twelve dinner plates, twelve soup plates, twelve dessert plates, twelve pudding plates and four tea plates, most pieces with printed Davenport anchor and arch marks, the soup tureen body with impressed Ashworth mark, mostly mid-19th century (several pieces with 1860s date marks)

An Ashworth jug moulded with satyr heads scrolls and grapes together with fourteen further Victorian relief moulded jugs. Minor damage. 23cm. Max. (15)

An Ashworth Ironstone China Part Dessert Service, with gilt floral decoration, a part dinner service, retailed by Harrods of Knightsbridge, and other assorted ceramics (3 boxes)

A George III silver cylindrical mustard pot and cover with knopped finial to domed lid on swept pedestal and circular spreading foot Sheffield 1807 maker's mark for George Ashworth & Co H 13cm

Cheese dish in Imari colours (plate and cover), by Arthur Wood, '629' hand-painted, gilt details; with a Paragon coffee can and saucer, hand-painted with roses (a/f); and other similar Imari coloured cup and saucer; a Nineteenth century Tyneside lustre wall plaque, rectangular, 'Thou God Seest Me', orange border (repair to corner); along with Ashworth cups and saucers, Staffordshire circa 1780, hand-painted over transfer oriental design (quantity)

A collection of twelve small vases, to include one with iridescent glaze by Moorcroft, one Royal Doulton "Titanium", one Ashworth, and three by Plkington; also one marbled glass beaker.

An extensive Hicks, Meigh & Johnson / Ashworth ironstone part dinner service, outline-printed in green with an Imari style pattern enamelled in iron red, green, pink and yellow with some gilding: comprising soup tureen with cover and stand, two sauce tureens with covers and stands, two well-and-tree vegetable dishes with one cover; another vegetable dish with cover, four graduated meat dishes, 29 dinner plates, 20 soup plates, 16 dessert plates, 16 hot-water plates and one later kidney-shaped dish; most items with Hicks, Meigh & Johnson type royal arms marks with printed pattern number 66 and red-painted pattern numbers 183, 185 or 3/183, some with impressed Ashworth marks, 19th century (significant wear and damage)

A. Ashworth. Watering cattle by a lakeside, village and mountain beyond, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1897; 12 1/2" x 18 1/2".

A late 19th century silver vase, with beaded petal rim, on a swelling foot, London 1898 by Snow and Ashworth, 8cm (3 1/4in), 4oz troy

A large Ashworth chinoiserie serving plate 21 1/2" wide

Burke (Sir Bernard) The General Armory, cloth, 4to, 1989; Burke (Sir Bernard) and Burke (Ashworth P.) A Genealogical And Heraldic History Of The Peerage And Baronetage..., cloth, 4to, 1931; and ten other related volumes (12). * This Lot Is Being Sold WIth All Faults Not Subject To Return.

Ashworth Brothers, floral decorated dinner service, forty pieces.

John Ashworth. Boats at Anchor. Oil on canvas board. 23cm x 30cm. Signed

A 19th Century Ashworth Staffordshire Porcelain Part Dessert Service hand painted with coastal and landscape scenes with moulded egg and dart rims, one small and one large comport and nine plates. A. F. (11 peices).

A Goebels pottery scottie dog, Wade scotch barrel, Ashworth blue and white dish and sundries.

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY ASHWORTH IRONSTONE SQUARE TUREENS AND COVERS, transfer decorated in blue and white willow pattern designs, with gilded knops, printed marks and a matching SAUCE TUREEN COVER AND STAND. (3).

An Ashworth Bros. blue and white decorated small milk jug and sugar bowl, three various Lancaster Sandland character jugs together with two pottery figures of flying ducks.

A G L Ashworth & Bros Part Tea and Coffee Service, decorated flowers on a gilt and green ground (qty)

An Ashworth Brothers earthenware oval teapot, circa 1860, polychrome decorated with panels of precious objects within Oriental landscapes within blue ground gilt decorated field, with fleur de lys knop and loop handle above, repaired, 19.5cm high; and a Copeland Spode's Italian pattern blue transfer printed soup bowl and cover, on conforming saucer stand, 16cm diameter.