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An 18th century English Delftware plate, painted in blue, diameter 20.6cm.Condition note: loss of glaze to rim, chip to underside of rim as per images.

An 18th century English Delftware plate, painted in blue, diameter 20.5cm.Condition note: loss of glaze to rim, chip to rim underside as per images.

An early 18th century English Delftware twin handled bottle, underglaze painted "Roy", height 18.7cm.Condition note:loss of glaze to handles, five chips and loss of glaze to base rim as per images, no restoration or repairs.

A large 18th century English Delftware water jug, painted in blue, having figural handle and lions mask spout, height 27cm.Condition note: small chips to underside of lions mouth, to back of lions main, in places to rim of figures hat on handle. Further images added.

An 18th century English Delftware plate, painted in colours, diamrter 22.5cm.Condition note: a small loss of glaze to rim, otherwise very good.

An 18th century English Delftware bowl, painted in colours, Gautier collection label to base, height 9.3cm x diameter 22.2cm.Condition note: two hairlines running from rim one third to halfway down to foot, two minor nibbles to exterior of rim. Further images added.

An 18th century English Delftware tea cannister, painted in blue, with associated later metal cover, painted to base "M*R", height 10.2cm, together with an 18th century English Delftware jar, painted in blue, height 15.6cm.  (2) Condition note: glaze on cannister worn to edges, some very small chips to neck rim, no restorations. jar with loss of glaze to rim. Further images added

Two mid 18th century English Delftware plates, both with blue ground and with rim painted bianco-sopra-bianco and blue painted reserves, diameters 22.5cm & 22cm. (2)Condition note: both with loss of glaze to rim, otherwise good.

An 18th century English Delftware lions mask mould, undergalze painted ".A.N.", length 12.4cm, 

Five various late 18th/early 19th century Delftware and French faience ware plates, (5) 

An 18th century English delftware blue and white ointment pot, diameter 4.8cm.  Condition note: Loss of glaze to rim and elsewhere as per images.

A late 17th/early 18th century English Delftware posset pot, painted in blue, lacking cover, base underglaze painted "W", height 15.9cm.Condition note: chips to rim, loss of glaze to rimedge of handleand spout, spoutfractured and repaired at junction to bowl, hairlines visible to interior and exterior running from edge of rim to outswept upper section of bowl, some with crude repairs, hairlines to interior of one handle . Further images added. 

An 18th century English Delftware charger, painted in blue, diameter 33.9cm, height 4cm.Condition note: restored, loss of glaze to rim, hairlines visible to base with staple repairs. 

An 18th century Bristol Delftware charger, painted in blue, diameter 34.3cm, height 5.3cm.Condition note: loss of glaze to rim.

A late 17th century William III (1650-1702) English Delftware charger, painted in blue and green, diameter 35.0cm, height 5.8cm.Provenance: Christies 18.2.80 sale. Condition note: loss to glaze at rim, hairline running from knee to rim on front and from rim to foot on underside, further images added.

A mid 18th century English Delftware plate, the rim decorated bianco-sopra-bianco, to pale blue glaze, reserve painted in blue, diameter 22.9cm. Provenance: Christies 18.2.80 sale Lot 16.Condition note:loss of glaze to rim with one small nibble.

An 18th century Bristol Delftware plate, painted in colours, diameter 23cm, height 3.1cm.Condition note: one hairline running from rim to centre of reserve, loss of glaze to rim, further image added..

A mid 18th century London Delftware punch bowl, having manganese purple ground to exterior and painted in blue, diameter 22.6cm, height 10.9cm. Condition note: loss of glaze to rim, restored with visible lines to interior of bowl in circle where pedestal foot has been re-joined and in two vertical lines from this ring to bowl rim (see images)

A pair of mid 18th century Liverpool Delftware flower bricks, painted in blue, length 11.5cm.Condition note: both bricks with loss of glaze to edges, one with three outswept feet fractured and repaired and feint hairline to top, the other with one foot fractured and repaired and feint hairline to base, further images added.

A mid 18th Lambeth Delftware flower brick, painted in blue, length 15.4cm.Condition note: loss of glaze to edges, chip to base rim, further image added.

A mid 18th century Bristol Delftware flower brick, painted in blue, length 14.2cm.Condition note: chips and loss of glaze to both top and base rims.

Group of early 18th Century Dutch Delftware, comprising baluster jug with floral cartouche decoration, bullet shaped teapot, ovoid teapot painted in shades of blue, green and iron-red, and three teabowls, 13cm high and smaller (6)The cup with the rabbit has a repaired break on a quarter of the cup and there is restoration on the broken piece which has been done poorly, with pockmarks, and nibbles on the rim. The cup with the faces has been broken, there are five cracks that all meet around the base this has been repaired with poor restoration, and there are nibbles on the rim. The larger cup has also been broken in several places all around and has been repaired with poor restoration and there are nibbles on the base and rim. The jug has one crack on the right-hand side that is the start of three others, one that leads round to the neck and two towards the handle, there is also one on the left-hand side that has one running across under the neck and one on the bulb of the jug that leads into two more towards the base. The rim and inside rim have heavy chipping/nibbles. There is a chip missing from the bottom of the handle and what looks like paint on the two parts of the handle that meet the jug. There are nibbles all around the base and pockmarks are present. The blue and white teapot is showing heavy restoration on the lid and on the right-hand and left-hand sides which has been done poorly, with some of the breaks still visible. There are chips and nibbles on the rim. The spout is chipped and there are pockmarks and heavy crazing present. The smaller teapot has a restored lid and handle which has been done poorly, there are nibbles and chips on the rim and base. There is a possible restoration inside close to the handle. There is crazing all over.

Full title: A white Delftware sauceboat, a tureen and cover and an inkwell, probably France, 18th/19th C.Description:H 20,5 - L 29,6 - D 22,3 cm (the tureen) H 10 - L 25,6 cm (the sauce boat) H 9 - L 19,2 - D 17,6 cm (the inkwell) The absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is in perfect condition. Please contact us to let us know which lots are of interest, so we can make the requested reports for you.Once complete, they will be published on our website.High resolution pictures are already available on our website at www.coronariauctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@coronariauctions.com

A group of eight Delftware tiles, 18th centurytwo decorated with buildings and ships in the background, another with a plain house, three with figures fishing, one with two figures exchanging an object and the last in manganese depicting Saint Francis, (8)Condition:All with losses to their edges and corners, some chipping and crazing to their glaze. See images

A 19th century Delftware vase and cover, of oval form with fluted body, polychrome painted in the Chinese style with flowers, marked to base, 30cm high23cm high without cover.

Two boxes containing 19th century and later porcelain including delftware, a blue and white lidded vase, a large meat plate, an Oriental vase etc.

A 5-piece blue and white delftware garniture consisting of three covered jars and two vases. 1750-1774. Marked with D.PAUW Hoogte 48 cm.

Four 18th Century Delftware tiles, comprising one polychrome with flowering plant, and three blue decorated with a figure in a landscape, a windmill, and a swan respectively, 13.5cm square and smaller, (s/d), (4)

An English delftware dish: the cavetto painted in blue with peony, bamboo, willow and a butterfly within a bianco-sopra-brianco scalloped rim, probably Bristol, circa 1760/70, 35cm [minor chips].

A Bristol polychrome delftware dish: painted in blue, green, yellow and ochre with floral sprays around a central fan-shaped lattice and floral panel, circa 1760, 34cm [some rim chips].

A mid 18th century delftware dish, probably Dublin: painted in blue and green with floral sprays and green foliage, painter's number 3 to underside, 34cm (riveted).

A Lambeth delftware ballooning plate: of small size, the balloon painted in green and manganese and flying over a riverside house, the rim with floral garlands and feather edged rim, circa 1785, 20cm.* The subject celebrates the famous twenty-four mile balloon flight made by Vincenzo Lunardi in 1784 from the Honourable Artillery Company, Finsbury, London to North Mymms.

An English blue and white delftware sweetmeat tray: of lobed circular form, the three compartments painted with a single floral spray, probably Lambeth, circa 1760, 17cm [minor damage].

An English blue and white delftware flower brick: of small size, the top pierced with six holes either side of a central rectangular aperture, painted with Chinese figures in a garden landscape, on bracket feet, probably Bristol, circa 1760, 12 x 5cm [minor damage].

An English delftware flower brick: of small size, the top pierced with three rows of three holes around a central square aperture, the sides painted in blue with a chapel and church in landscapes, circa 1760, 12.5 x 5.5cm [some chips and glaze loss].

A Liverpool polychrome delftware puzzle jug: of conventional form with pierced cylindrical neck and three nozzles, the body inscribed ' Here Gentlemen come try your skill... I'le hold a wager if you will...That you don't drink this liquor all... Without you spill or lett some fall...', coloured floral sprays to either side, circa 1765-70, 19cm [some glaze loss, restoration to one nozzle].

An English polychrome delftware basin and a pair of dishes: the basin painted with a Chinese landscape in manganese, blue and yellow, mid 18th century, 35cm [damages]; the dishes painted with Chinese landscapes in blue and manganese within a cracked ice border, 34.5cm [one with minor chips, the other with significant damage] 3.

An English delftware bowl: the exterior painted in blue with large rose sprays, the interior with foliage, circa 1760, 27cm [riveted repairs].

A large Trompe I'oeil panel by Christopher John Harrison (1945). Acrylic on board, depicting 17th century delftware and maiolica on shelves wtithin a dome topped panel, 68.5cm x 92cm

Delftware vase with lid and elephant form jardiniere stand

An early 19th Century Delftware plate decorated in the chinoiserie style with vase of flowers and fence, unmarked, edge nibbled 24 cm diameter

A 18th Century London Delftware charger, painted in iron red, yellow, green, and blue, decorated with a long tailed bird within a floral landscape, within two pale blue circles and a foliate border, 35cm dia. 

An 18th Century blue and white English Delftware baluster jug of small size, having pewter lid with finial thumbpiece, floral decorated, 16cm high 

A BRISTOL DELFT BLUE AND WHITE DATED COMMEMORATIVE PUNCH BOWLDATED 1717Painted with panels of flowers and with initials BRE, 39cm diameterAnd a large plain English delft charger with blue border, circa 1760, 40.5cm diameter See Lipski & Archer, Dated English Delftware (1984), p. 240, no. 1055.Provenance:Supplied by Oliver Messel Condition Report: punch bowl in poor condition, cracked, chipped and extensively restored. Plate with section cracked off.Condition Report Disclaimer

A collection of ceramics, including a delftware meat tenderiser, a Chinese cup, possibly 18th century, and two Royal Worcester candle holders in the form of columns. (1 box)

Crown Staffordshire "Hunting Scene" lidded trinket dish, Britannia Designs "1938 Triumph Speed Twin" tankard, six continental Delftware type kitchen containers with blue and white vine decoration, selection of other decorative ceramics

A pair of Liverpool Delftware octagonal ship plates. Dated 1761. Painted in blue with a three-masted Dutch vessel. Inscribed Vertrouwen (above), Pieter Pieters Eisen.1761 (below). The border with flowers and four cherub's heads. 21 cm diameter. It is likely that this plate was commissioned by a Dutch sea-captain, possibly Pieter Pieters Eisen, visiting the port of Liverpool in circa 1761. Although she is flying the Dutch flag, nothing is yet known about the ship 'Vertrouwen'. Cf. Bonhams, The Sampson and Horne Collection Defining the British Vernacular. 28 April 2010. Lot 206. Property of a Lady

A late 18th century Dutch blue and white delftware plaque, painted with fishing boats and bearing the inscription 'No 5 De Buysch op de Neering', mark on the back for De Porceleyne Bijl (The Porcelain Axe), 22cm wideMeasures 22cm x 22cm x 2.5cm. In good antique condition with some small rim chips and glaze wear commensurate with age - no restoration.

A blue and white Dutch delftware dish, circa 1700, painted in the Oriental style with birds amongst flowers, with a foliate-patterned border, GK mark to base for Gerrit Kam, 34cm diameterSmall restored rim chip. Otherwise in good condition with fritting/glaze wear.

Two 18th century blue and white Dutch delftware dishes, one painted with the Peacock pattern, the other with flowers, 34.5cm and 36cm diameterOne has been staple repaired down the middle. The other has a small restored rim chip. Otherwise chips and glaze wear to the rims.

Two 18th century blue and white English/Dutch delftware dishes, together with a larger delftware dish with piercrust rim measuring 29.5cm diameter (3)All with chips and glaze wear on the rims but otherwise in good condition.

An eight branch blue Delftware ceiling light with a white painted finish over the original gold metal finish, together with a hanging metal candle lantern with segmented glass panels and foliate detail (2)

An English delftware flower brick, mid 18th century, painted with Chinese figures in European landscapes, 14.5cm wide, chips and crack**CONDITION REPORT**Typical small splinter chips around the rim some deeper than others. A few splinter chips also to the edge of the foot. There is a hairline crack running across one short side and one long side of the flower brick, dirt around the flower holes to the top which does remove, otherwise in reasonable condition.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

An 18th century Delftware rectangular planter,19 cms high x 41 wide

Antique puzzle jug Delftware in blue and white inscripted with a poem ''If this be the first you've seen ill lay the wager which you'll please to say that you drink not this liquor all before that some from the jug doth fall' very A/F pieces inside

Two English blue and white Delftware chargers and a Dutch example, one with white foliate border, the English chargers 33.5cm diameter/Provenance: The Estate of Anthony J Beeson CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

Seventeen Dutch and English blue and white delftware plates (damages) and a shaving bowl probably French, 18th Century/Provenance: The Estate of Anthony J Beeson CONDITION REPORT: barbers bowl cracked and restored around the well. Only two plates are without significant chips or cracks.

A Cream Coloured Earthenware Pew Group, in mid 18th century style, typically modelled and picked out in terracotta clay with a couple sitting on a bench, applied with three masks and with barber's pole edges15cm wideA Delftware Wet Drug Jar, in early 18th century style, of ovoid form, the blue label inscribed MEL ELATEPIUM, painted mark24cm highA Chantilly Style Porcelain Fluted Baluster Vase, painted in kakiemon style, bears painted mark16.5cm high (3)Pew group - crazed all over. No breaks or repair. Drug jar - glaze chips to the rim and footrim, some fine glaze cracks to the body. No restoration.Chantilly style vase - no chips, cracks or repair.

A Delftware rectangular flower trough decorated with Dutch scenes, length 40cm (glaze crazing)

A Dutch delftware blue and white plaque with integral frame, 20th c, 16cm l, a Villeroy & Boch wall plaque painted with a river scene and three blue and white plates (5) Coalport plate cracked