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Includes 1 each of Gainsborough, Salisbury, Camelot, Somerset, Devon and Cornwall (6) sandwich plates decorated with floral designs and 6 cup plus 5 saucers (Devon saucer not included - Camelot saucer has small crack) for the same designs as sandwich plates. Crown Staffordshire backstamp. Largest piece: 1"H x 8.5" diameter. This item has its original boxes: 13"L x 13"W x 4"H and 9"L x 9"W x 3"H. Issued: 20th centuryManufacturer: Crown StaffordshireCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
A set of four Staffordshire, blue and white banded "Cornish" ware type plates, 23cm diameter; another larger; a blue agate dish; a Wedgwood powder bowl and cover, two trinket dishes; a Wade tortoise dish; other decorative ceramics; a Crown Devon Yorkshire man's Advice mug; three Royal Crown Derby Mikado tea service plates; qty
A pair of Royal Bonn shouldered pedestal vases, slender necks, painted with yellow and white roses, signed Nagel, gilt rim and base, printed and impressed marks, 28cm high; a Belleek heart shaped woven basket, applied with pink roses, 13cm wide; a Doulton Slater's Patent baluster vase; a Royal Worcester bud vase; a Crown Devon Lustrine ovoid vase (6)
Mixed ceramics comprising a reproduction John Wesley teapot with religious text in panels, a Crown Devon John Peel hunting themed jug (af), height 20cm, a Booth's 'Real Old Willow Pattern' teapot, ginger jar, a Japanese Kutani iron red plate decorated with guinea fowl in bushes, painted five-character mark verso, diameter 21.5cm, a small modern Chinese vase, Chinese cup and saucer, and a Continental porcelain decanter with prunus pattern and screw brass lid, height 9.5cm (8).Condition Report: John Peel hunting themed jug - lacking musical movement
Battle of Waterloo interest: a George III painted birch Military Drum, believed originally from the Battle of Waterloo, with painted crown and scroll decoration, cords and skin, the centre with replacement repaired band, 47.5cm high x 42cm diameter. Note: According to tradition, the drum was found on the battlefield after the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. It was donated to the Worcester Regimental museum in Norton Barracks. When the museum moved to smaller venue the drum was returned to the family who originally donated it, and then sold on many years later. (See Martin Rowe, The Truro Auction Centre, Lot 919, 28.02.2020). Provenance: The Eyres Collection of French Napoleonic Prisoner-of-War Works of Art and Antique Weapons, assembled over many years by a Devon collector. Sold on the instructions of the Executor.
A Wedgwood Jasperware biscuit barrel, typically sprigged in white with neo-classical figures on a blue ground, impressed marks; a Royal Worcester Dragon vase, c.1870; a Mason Chartreuse jug; Losolware Yeddo panelled vases; a German inkwell, encrusted with flowers, 20th century; Aynsley; Crown Devon; etc
MIXED GROUP OF CERAMICS, Royal Doulton 'Moorish Gateway' rectangular serving plate and 4 x square side plates, D4601, Royal Doulton Seriesware fruitbowl, D4585, 23cms diam., Limoges Capisserie de Bayeux 4 x graduated lidded jars, 18cms H the tallest, Crown Devon Fieldings Widdicombe Fair tankard, 11.5cms H and other itemsProvenance: private collection Gwynedd
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