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Two large delftware chargers, 18th century, one painted in blue with a Chinese boy seated beneath weeping willow, the other with tall trees issuing from an ornamental fence, an early delftware plate painted with a bold stylized floral design, and a shallow bowl with a large leaf within narrow floral swags, some damages, 34.7cm max. (4)

Set of four 18th Century Delftware plates decorated with flowers in blue and white oriental style

Five antique Delftware tiles (a/f), silver mounted cut glass perfume bottle (a/f), two bulls eye glass panels and a dressing table set

A Delftware charger of Imari design, 16" dia

An early 18th century blue Delftware mug with museum quality restorations, landscape and animal decoration, 4" high

An 18th century Delftware bowl with orange decoration, 9" dia (damages) and a 19th century frog mug/loving, cup inscribed John White and Emma White ETO in 1802, 5" high (restored)

An 18th century Delftware model of a recumbent cow, 6" long (horn restored)

AN 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH DELFTWARE BOWL decorated in cobalt blue with flowers and with frill edge 27cm diameter x 10cm high (cracks and losses)

A selection of vintage ceramics including a late 18th century Wocester tea bowl & saucer, delftware etc

A QUANTITY OF DELFTWARE

An early 18th century dated delftware marriage plate: painted in blue with a 'merryman' style cartouche of winged griffons, a crown and cherub's head and inscribed 'TGD 1705', 25.5 cm diameter [the rim with hair crack and minor glaze losses].

PAIR OF FRANKLIN MINT FIGUREScomprising 'Empress of the Snow' no. M 7040, and the 'Dragon King's Daughter' no. A 3282, both of a limited edition; along with a Delftware figure, and a lustreware work of two birds on a bough

Delftware Large Twin Handled Oval bowl/Planter large blue and white oriental pattern twin handled shallow bowl/planter, fruit and foliate design to outer, seaweed and Koi design to interior. Good condition. Length, 19 inches, width, 14 inches.

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE DELFTWARE MINIATURE CARTEL CLOCK having a 1.5" enamel dial with painted Arabic numerals fronting a small English spring driven movement signed to the back plate T. Martin, 131 Regent Street, London. 19cm high 13cm wide

PAIR OF DELFTWARE BALUSTER JARS AND COVERS MODERN with knop finials above domed covers and baluster bodies, decorated with prunus flowers on a white ground (2) 47cm high Provenance: Contents of a Belgravia Apartment   

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE BOWL, C1770 the interior painted with a central island with willow tree, borders and brown rim, the exterior with a principal floral spray, 30.5cm diam ++Minor rim chips, no substantial damage, no restoration

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE PLATE, C1770 painted with a central basket of flowers framed by swags, 23cm diam ++Chip on rim at 1 o'clock and small spots of flaking, not cracked, no restoration

TWO ENGLISH DELFTWARE DISHES, C1760 painted with flowers and hollow rocks or flowers and auspicious objects in panelled diaper border, the underside of the former with crosses and double dashes, 32.5 and 35cm diam ++Smaller dish in good condition with some typical but slight flaking around the rim, not cracked or chipped, no restoration. Larger dish with minor hairline crack at 2 o'clock and large firing blemish caused during manufacture at 1 o'clcock. Slight flaking around the rim, not chipped, no restoration

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE DISH, BRISTOL, C1760-70 painted in red, blue, green and cadmium yellow, the six heart shaped panels on a blue washed ground, the underside with crosses alternating with double dashes, 34.5cm diam ++Old riveted cracks, typical but slight flaking of the glaze around the rim. No restoration

A pair of modern blue and white Delftware jars and covers, oviform with floral decoration and dog finials, 41cm high

Two English Delftware plates, painted in blue with pheasant and peony patter, chocolate brown line rims, 23cm diam approx (2)

A Lambeth Delftware wet drug jar with Latin inscription within a blue cartouche, circa 1700/1730, 20cm high

A PAIR OF DELFTWARE TIN GLAZED VASES painted in blue with a young man serenading a lady with a church in the distance, within a scrolled cartouche, and a pair of similar candlesticks, painted marks, 19th century, 10.5" and 7" high (4)

A PAIR OF DELFTWARE TIN-GLAZED TILES painted in blue with a shepherd and shepherdess with sheep, and three other similar Delftware tiles, 18th century (5)

A DELFTWARE TIN GLAZED TOBACCO JAR painted in blue with a floral cartouche "Bergamot", with a brass cover, 18th century, 12.5" high including cover

A DELFTWARE TIN-GLAZED POTTERY CHARGER painted in blue with floral decoration within a patterned blue border, 18th century, 14" dia.

A DELFTWARE TIN GLAZED FLOWER BRICK with blue painted floral decoration on white ground, 18th century, 3.5" high x 6.25" wide

A DELFTWARE PLATE painted in polychrome with floral decoration beside a fence within a yellow and floral border, 18th century, 9" dia.

An 18th century Delftware shallow dish with Imari style decoration, 13 1/2" dia (restored), and a 19th century blue and white Delftware dish with shaped rim, 12" dia (edge chips)

A quantity of Antique Reference Books to include English Delftware, Tiles, English tin glazed . fair as china dishes, etc

A quantity of Antique reference books to include The Story of Wedgwood, Delftware. tiles, Wedgwood porcelain 1846-1959, etc

TWO ENGLISH DELFTWARE CHINOISERIE PLATES AND AN ANN GOMM PATTERN DISH, ALL LONDON, C1770 & C1792 22.5-30.5cm diam ++Small chinoiserie plate cracked, large chinoiserie plate broken and restuck, Ann Gomm dish with hairline crack and small rim chips, none with any restoration

A DUTCH DELFTWARE PLATE, 23CM DIAM, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY

THREE ENGLISH DELFTWARE PLATES, PROBABLY BRISTOL, C1760 painted in cobalt with a Peony and Rock pattern, 22.5-24cm diam ++Two with typical but slight chipping of the rim, the other in better condition, no restoration

A tin glazed earthenware drug jar, probably Dutch 18th century, detailed 'Nutrium' to the circular body (14.5cm high) an English delftware blue and white dish with paper label to the rear 'The property of the late Professor F.H. Garner O.B.E' (33cm diameter), three framed tin glazed tiles, a Dutch Delft bowl and three further tin glazed plates (9).

A London Delft blue and white charger. Painted with a landscape incorporating a folly, sponged trees and a courting couple. Stilt marks under the rim c1770, 34.75cm diameter. The figures are copied from an engraving by Charles Albert von Lespiliez after François de Cuvilliés in Morceaux de Caprice. Cf. Frank Britton, London Delftware, p.161 for a similar example and a copy of the print. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Crazed. Some fritting and chips to the rim. Free from cracks, no repair.

British and Continental ceramics to include Delftware inkwell/pen holder, blue and white figurines etc (2 boxes)

Selection of Delftware items

A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire greyhound inkwells for restoration, two floral decorated cattle, a Delftware cow and a number of other animals, various (mostly for restoration)

AN 18TH/19TH CENTURY DUTCH TIN GLAZED EARTHENWARE (DELFTWARE) TABLE CASKET of serpentine form, the hinged cover underglaze blue painted with a courting couple in 18th century costume in a landscape, the sides painted with panel of flowers and landsca pes, (see marks to base), 9cm wide together with TWO OTHER DECORATIVE CONTINENTAL CERAMIC BOXES, one painted with a Heraldic device (3)

A pair of Delftware plaques; Blau Holland serving and dessert plates; 4 Wedgwood Queensware plates

A London Delft Pill Slab, circa 1740, of canted rectangular form painted in blue with the arms of the Worshipful Company of Apothecaries over the motto OPIFER QUE PER ORBEM DICOR and the arms of the City of London, 27cm by 24cm See illustration For an example with very similar decoration see Archer (Michael) Delftware in the Fitzwilliam Museum, pg.324, item J.23

A Dutch blue and white delftware tobacco jar: of ovoid form, inscribed 'R/Royall' within a foliate scroll and dot cartouche surmounted by a vase of flowers, painted mark for 'De porceleyn Schotel', 18th century, 24 cm high [minor glaze loss and two chips to rim].

A London delftware 'Admiral Keppel' plate: painted in blue with a head and shoulders portrait of the admiral within a circular panel edged with foliage, the rim inscribed in manganese 'Admiral Keppel For Ever' within a foliate border, circa 1780, 23 cm diameter [repaired].

A Bristol blue and white delftware 'King of Prussia' plate: painted with a half length portrait of Frederick the Great below the letters 'K P' and within a single line border, circa 1760, 22 cm diameter [minor rim chips].* The 'Seven Years War' was fought between 1756 and 1763. Frederick II of Prussia was an ally and a popular figure in Great Britain.

tAn 18thC Dutch Delftware plate, decorated in polychrome colours with large peony type flowers and rockwork within a border of leaves and 'c' scrolls, 23cm diam approx

Five vintage Dutch Delftware brooches, the pottery panels set in white metal (5)

An English delftware blue and white wet drug jar, c.1690-1700, painted with the title MORORUM in a cherub head and peacock cartouche, height 21.5cm, restorations

An 18th century Dutch Delftware blue and white charger, decorated in the chinoiserie manner with figures seated amongst rockwork in a garden, conforming broad border, 34cm (13in) diameter

Seven English and Dutch delftware plates and dishes, c.1700-1760, four polychrome painted with floral designs, one polychrome painted with a parrot in a Chinese landscape, two blue painted - one with floral design, the other with a chinoiserie river landscape scene, 22 - 23cm, some damage

An English delftware blue and white wet drug jar, c.1690-1700, painted with the title MORORUM in a cherub head and peacock cartouche, height 21.5cm, restorations

A massive Dutch Delft polychrome petit feu fountain in the shape of a lady, 18th C. Dim.: H.: 60 cm - L.: 35 cm - W.: 22 cm Provenance: With Aronson Antiquairs, Amsterdam. Illustrated in "Dutch Delftware - Including selections from a distinghuished Manhattan collector - 2009", nr. 69. Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com

An extremely rare manganese Dutch Delft 48-piece service, 18th C. This is one of the largest Dutch Delft dinner services in existence. While Chinese porcelain examples are much more commonly encountered, we have not found many other existing services in Dutch Delftware, although there probably must. The easy access for wealthy Dutch patrons to Chinese imports, would have made it a logical choice for a dinner service, making the present set even more desirable. Another service is in the Nelahozeves Castle collection in Bohemia in the Czech Republic, the so called "Lobkowicz service". Marked LC for Lambertus Cleffius, this is to be dated around 1685, and bears the monogram of Prince Wenzel Ferdinand Lobkowicz. It is described in "Delfts Aardewerk - Geschiedenis van een nationaal product - Deel 2" by Van Aken-Fehmers, on page 54. (see 2 added photos) The entire service is skillfully decorated with thistles, with the tureen covers bearing a polychrome touch in the form of a lemon and an apple.All pieces are marked AK above a star, for Albertus Kiell, the "De Witte Ster" workshop, Delft, 1762-1774. The service consists of:- One large dish of 38,2 cm.- Another large dish of 34 cm.- Thirteen plates of 25 cm.- Thirteen plates of 22,5 cm.- Four plates of 19 cm- Four plates of 16 cm- Three spittoons: H.: 11,5 cm- Two small tureens: H.: 8 cm - L.: 19,5 cm - One of which possible added slightly later, as it is the only piece marked "A:K" instead of "AK".- A square tray on feet: H.: 5 cm - L.: 28 cm- A round strainer on feet: Dia.: 22,5 cm- A pierced wet fruit tray on feet: L.: 27,5 cm - W.: 20 cm- A tobacco box and cover: H.: 12,5 cm - Dia.: 13 cm- A lemon-finial cover for a large tureen: L.: 32,5 cm- A tureen and apple-finial cover: H.: 12 cm - L.: 18,5 cm- A chafing dish (Dutch: pijpkomfoor): H.: 10 cm - Dia.: 19 cm - The only unmarked piece in the service. Provenance: A private collection, Paris. Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com

A collection of excavated blue and white Dutch Delftware and maiolica wares, 17th C. Dia.: 9 cm - H.: 8 cm (the largest cup) Dia.: 13 cm (the largest saucer)Dia.: 20,5 cm (the largest plate) Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com

A Dutch Delftware gadrooned dish with a putto in blue and yellow, Haarlem, 17th C. Dia.: 33 cm Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com

A Dutch Delftware gadrooned dish with a putto in blue and yellow, Haarlem, 17th C. Dia.: 33,5 cm Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com

THREE ENGLISH DELFTWARE PLATES, ONE LONDON OR LIVERPOOL, C1750-60, TWO LONDON C1770-80 painted in cobalt with a Peony and Fence pattern or chinaman standing beside a weeping tree, 22 & 19.5cm diam ++First plate with fine short hairline crack at 5 o'clock, the two similar plates with small rim chips, one also with faint star crack, no restoration

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE WAISTED VASE, C1750-60 painted with a peony and fence pattern, 12cm h and a Dutch Delftware chinoiserie dish, 18th c (2) ++Vase heavily chipped on both rims, dish with minor crack and typical flaking of the glaze around the rim, no restoration

AN ENGLISH DELFTWARE PLATE, C1780 painted in cobalt with an island landscape, 23.5cm diam ++In good condition, no restoration

TWO ENGLISH DELFTWARE SOUP PLATES, THREE ENGLISH DELFTWARE CHINOISERIE OR OTHER PLATES AND TWO DUTCH DELFTWARE PLATES, C1745-80 21-23.5cm diam (7) ++Three soup plates with typical flaking around the rim, the chinoiserie plate painted with two seated orientals - fingernail spot of flaking at 9 o'clock and other small rim faults. Simply painted floral plate - cracked, the others in good average condition