A group of Worcester blue and white porcelain, 18th century, to include: a baluster form coffee pot and cover, with scrolling handle and high thumb rest, decorated with a Chinoiserie garden scene with zig-zag fence and floral motifs, the cover with flower finial, blue crescent mark to the underside, 24cm high overall; together with other similarly decorated wares including a teapot and cover with flower finial, 12.5cm high; a milk jug, 10cm high; and a tea bowl and saucer, the bowl 9cm diameter, the saucer 12cm diameter (5)The coffee pot with a minor firing crack to the handle, the cover with a large crack, the flower finial with minor losses to the petals, the milk jug with a crack to the handle, the flower finial of the teapot cover with minute losses to the petals, general surface dirt consistent with age.
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A mixed group of Continental porcelain, of academic interest, 18th century and later, comprising: a Meissen dish decorated to the centre with ducks and a cockerel in a landscape with gilt foliate design border to the rim, blue crossed swords mark to underside, staple repaired, 13cm diameter; a Meissen figure of a dog standing upright and in aristocratic dress, atop a gilt scrollwork base, blue crossed swords to underside, 13.5cm high; a Meissen rectangular box and cover, decorated to the cover with stylised flowers and with curving gilt adorned finial, blue crossed swords with dot between the blades to the underside, 6.5cm x 13.5cm x 8.5cm; a Meissen blue onion pattern inkwell with blue crossed swords to the underside, 4cm high; a Meissen baluster vase with green foliate banding to the body and blue crossed swords mark to the underside, 10.2cm high; a Nyon cache pot and cover decorated with flowers within geometric purple banding, the cover with gilt flower finial, blue fish mark to the underside, 9.5cm high; a Berlin wrythern moulded teacup with ozier border and decorated with green figures and flowers with pink rim, blue sceptre to underside, 7.5cm diameter; a Dreyfous gilt metal mounted cache pot lacking a cover, decorated with floral sprays within blue diamond banding, 7.5cm high, a French Sevres style teacup and saucer by J. Etienne of Paris, decorated with floral swags and gilt and blue bordering and panelling, the teacup 6.2cm diameter; a French style baluster vase decorated with floral swags and gilt four dot motifs, 10.2cm high; a Dresden style moulded twin handle vase decorated with floral sprays with gilt everted rim, 17cm high; a grisaille panelled milk jug with gilt highlighted cartouches containing grisaille floral sprays, 11cm high; a blue dot decorated cache pot with cover (AF), 8cm high; two covers decorated in Meissen style, and one cover decorated in Sevres style (16)Most pieces with condition issues: staple repair to the Meissen dish, the J. Etienne teacup and saucer with repaired cracks, the Berlin teacup with hairline crack and small loss to the rim, the Meissen dog with restored snout, the Meissen vase with a loss to the rim, the Meissen inkwell with losses to the inside rim, other pieces with wear to the gilding and light surface wear consistent with age.
19th century Royal Worcester Evesham pattern part-dinner service, with printed black marks comprising a circular two-handled vegetable tureen and cover, another smaller, a bowl, a small fluted bowl, a quiche dish, a circular shallow bowl, a fluted rectangular dish, 3 oval dishes, 6 fluted ramekins, three similar in the Evesham Vale pattern, a mug, a sugar bowl, a small saucer, a small fluted circular dish and a coffee pot together with a fluted quiche dish printed with chinoiserie flower sprays
Royal Worcester blue ground 'jewelled' part-coffee service, gilt and jewelled with neoclassical urns and scrolls, comprising four coffee cups and six saucers, a Continental porcelain lilac-ground part-coffee service, decorated with bouquets of flowers within gilt rocaille cartouches, comprising a baluster coffee pot and domed cover, a milk jug. a sugar bowl, ten cups and twelve saucers and a Limoges porcelain tete-a-tete, decorated a chantilly with blue flower sprays comprising a cylindrical coffee pot and cover, a milk jug, a teabowl and two saucers and a coffee can, on a rectangular tray, circa 1900 and later, various printed and painted marks
Collection of English and Continental porcelain comprising an early 19th century Imari pattern large mug, gilt pattern no 1220, perhaps Derby, an English porcelain spill vase with gilt and green rococo scrolls decorated with exotic birds, two Royal Worcester ivory ground jugs painted and gilt with flower-sprays, a Dresden cache pot, a Samson vase printed and painted with exotic birds in a Chelsea style and other items
Group of Limoges porcelain gilt metal mounted pill boxes, variously printed and painted with flowers reserved on coloured grounds, a Royal Crown Derby imari pattern rouge pot and cover painted and gilt with panels of chinoiserie flower sprays and a Dresden porcelain inkwell and sander of circular form, with a fixed inkwell and cover and cylindrical sander, painted with birds perched on branches, circa 1890 and later, printed and painted marks Condition ReportGeneral wear throughout especially to bases, some pattern loss. Small chip to rectangular pill box marked "SD". See pictures.
Royal Crown Derby porcelain flower-encrusted brooch and clip-on earrings in original leather case together with various items of Coalport Strawberry pattern china including an egg-shaped box and cover, a cylindrical spill vase, a miniature cabbage-leaf moulded jug, a miniature teacup and saucer, a bell and a ginger jar and cover, a Foley china 1937 Coronation souvenir coffee cup and saucer printed and painted with a coronation procession titled Long Live the King and a Minton Haddon Hall pattern bone china preserve pot, cover and stand and other items
Collection of 18th century English porcelain and Chinese export porcelain, including a gluted tea bowl and saucer with blue and gilt flower sprays, a coffee cup with gilt sprigs and blue flowers, a Willow pattern coffee pot with gilt dentil rim, a Worcester/Caughley coffee cup printed with blue vases of flowers/terracing, two Chinese export tea bowls painted in the famille rose palette, a fluted shaped oval spoon tray, a Chinese imari pattern teacup and other items (areas of restoration)
Collection of late 18th century and later Continental and English pottery and porcelain comprising a late 18th century Thuringian porcelain teapot and cover, painted with loose puce flower sprays, a Derby (Sampson Hancock) Imari patterned scalloped dish, 30cm wide, a Minton saucer dish painted with colourful flowers to the border, a Coalport pink ground fluted circular dish, cover and stand, gilt with spider's webs and leaves, a Dresden flower encrusted tazza, a Continental porcelain figural spill vase, an inkwell and cover on fixed stand and other itemsCondition ReportThuringian porcelain Teapot: Large chip to pot rim, gilt loss, general wear.Derby scalloped Dish: Some pattern imperfections, general wear and scratches throughout, fouling to interior.Copeland Spode Straining Dish: Crazing throughout, soem pattern loss and general wear.Derby sugar pot: Some surface and base wear.Spill vase: Occasional chips and losses especially to egg rims. Wear and pattern loss.Coalport lidded dish: Crack to lid and stand. Crazing especially to lid and stand. Gilt loss and wear.Inkwell: Large crack to lid, glued. Heavy fouling and wear.Dresden flower encrusted tazza: Crack interior base. Small chips especially to encrustments.Rounded rectangular floral dish: Wear and imperfections throughout.Wood and Sons bowl: Chip and crack. Crazing and wear throughout.Lidded royal limoges pot and dish: Some surface wear.Wedgewood plate: Scratches to surface and wear.See additional photos.
A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Lyton Honeydew Coffee Set, circa 1936, comprising coffee pot and cover, six cans and saucers, cream jug and sugar bowl, hand painted with two flower heads, green and brown banding, cans unmarked, saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl WILKINSON LTD ENGLAND, coffee pot H (B) LTD, coffee pot 19cm highCoffee pot has a tiny chip to spout and a hairline crack, cream jug has a hairline crack and chip to spout, two cups have chips.
A COLLECTION OF INDIAN SILVER ITEMS To include: an Indian silver circular salver, unmarked, embossed and pierced with flower heads and foliate swags, a circular vacant reserve and on three ball feet, 20.5cm (8in) diameter; an Indian silver shaped circular salver, unmarked, embossed and pierced with flower heads and foliate swags, a circular vacant reserve and on three ball feet, 19.5cm (7 3/4in) diameter; a pair of Indian silver quatrefoil dishes, unmarked, with beaded borders, embossed and pierced with flower heads and foliate swags, a circular vacant reserve and on four ball feet, 13cm (5in) long; and an Indian silver pot, with a crimped border, embossed with animals among foliage and on a circular foot, 10cm (4in) high, loaded 626g (20.15 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A GEORGE III SILVER BALUSTER COFFEE POT JAMES STAMP, LONDON 1779 With an urn shaped finial to the ogee domed cover, a beaded border, the double scroll handle with ivory warming bands, engraved with birds among flower heads, foliage and C-scrolls, two vacant reserves and on a bead circular moulded spreading foot 30cm (11 3/4in) high 929g (29.9 oz) gross Please note Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis exemption licence for the ivory in this lot Ref: 2FZ1EGV3 Y - Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Condition Report: Marks lightly rubbed Play to the hinge and handle Splits to the ivory Engraving crisp Cover sits well Stands well Minor dent to one of the reserves Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
A ROYAL ALBERT 'OLD COUNTRY ROSES' PATTERN TEA SET, comprising six cups, six saucers, six tea plates, six side plates, six dinner plates, diameter 27cm, ten dishes, teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, cake knife, a Tutbury Crystal mantel clock, height 16cm, three thimbles, a pomander pot, a lidded jar, height 22cm, ginger jar, height 22cm, a pair of vases, height 19cm, a lidded jar, height 22cm, plant pot, height 10cm, a 1962 china flower ornament (nibbles on petals), a miniature wheelbarrow of flowers (marked as second quality), a miniature swan, a 1980 first edition calendar plate, four circular trinket/pin dishes, one rectangle trinket dish, an hexagonal lidded pot, one ashtray (66) (Condition report: very light use, light surface scratches on some dishes)
THREE BOXES OF CUT CRYSTAL,VINTAGE TOYS AND ORNAMENTS, to include two Royal Brierley lidded pots, a 1940's green Anchor Hocking Bubble glass cup and saucer, a Bagley frosted amber flower frog and vase, a Murano style green and peach coloured centrepiece, a Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' lidded pot, a Victorian etched claret jug, height 33cm, a Leader Argenti silver 925 wall plaque, a Price Brothers 'Springtime' teapot, two Wade 'Johnny Walker ' water jugs, three 1970's Moss Pottery canisters, two marked Moss Mevagissey on the base, the other Moss. Cornwall, a KO 'Billy' the ball blowing magic whale tin wind-up toy, a card 'Miss Britain 1951'with original paper wrapper, a Champleve pot together with a Champleve egg on a wooden stand, a tin containing eight small and five larger Meccano Dinky Toy war ships, HMS Delhi, HMS York (broken in half), Rex, Europa, Britannic, HMS Nelson, Dunkerque together with war planes, 'Whitley Bomber', Blenheim Bomber', 'Ensign Class Air Liner', a W. Britain Under slung Lorry (missing driver, worn and paint chipped), etc (s.d) (3 boxes)
Silver sweetener jar, 835/000, with tongs. Round pot with volutes and floral decoration, placed on 4 feet with flower rosette. With round lid with floral decoration and volutes. on the lid is an eye with a silver pair of tongs with floral decoration. ø4x7cm. about 37.3 grams. MT.: Niekerk, Schoonhoven. In very good condition.
Kaffeekanne und Zuckerdose, Meissen, 1774-1815 (Marcolini)Porzellan, 1000-Form, reiches Dekor mit umlaufendem türkisfarbenem Wickelband und kapuzinerbraunem breiten Rand, prachtvolle bunte Blumenbuketts und -sträußchen. Galeriekante in Gold, reliefierte Teile goldstaffiert. Restaurierungen: Kannendeckel (Rose), Kannendeckelrand, Kannenausguss. Schwertermarke mit Stern, Sammlungs-Nr. 116, 117. H. Kanne 25 cm, D. (Zuckerdose) 11 cm. Provenienz: Sammlung Prof. Dr. Dr. G. Sterba. Coffee pot and sugar bowl, porcelain, polychrom flower paint and gold border. Restorations at lid and spout of coffee pot. Meissen, 1774-1815.
A pair of late 19thC Continental white glazed porcelain flower centrepieces, each decorated with three cherubs surrounding the central bowl, decorated externally with raised flowers, unmarked, 12cm high, together with a French faience bough pot of fluted form polychrome decorated with a cornucopia, blossom and flowers, blue painted mark, 24.5cm wide, and a 19thC porcelain tazza painted centrally with flowers. (AF) (4).
Anne Geddes Collector's dolls - A 38 cm doll in plush suit and cotton apron. with ceramic face, glass eyes and fine eyelashes. Appears in mint condition, fastened into original box which shows a slight amount of storage wear. Comes with a certificate of authenticity number 0645 of 1000. Also included in the lot are 6 boxed flower pot babies (all approximately 16 cm tall): Baby Bee, Baby Cactus, Baby Bear, Baby Daffodil, Baby Daisy and Baby Sunflower (which is stored in a Baby Bee box) All flower pot babies appear in good to very good condition, housed in boxes showing various levels of storage wear. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
FIVE BOXES OF CERAMICS AND ORNAMENTS, to include a boxed pair of Poole Pottery Jasmine Birds, an Axe Vale Pottery jug and pot, two small Beswick ponies, a Hornsea Pottery Squirrel vase, two Bristolia children figurines, boxed ceramic wall art length 45cm x width 19cm, a mid- century turquoise Empoli Glass Genie bottle in the wave pattern, a Johnson Bros 'Eternal Beau' pattern dinner set with napkins and placemats, an orange and brown 1970s Palissy butter dish, six Midwinter 'Riverside' pattern dinner plates, two Royal Doulton 'Forest Flower' pattern plates, a Portmeirion 'Cypher' pattern sugar bowl, tea pots, drinking glasses, etc (s.d) (5 boxes)
An extensive Rosenthal "Sanssouci" blue flower pattern dinner, tea and coffee service, with Rococo moulded borders comprising: 24 dinner plates; 11 soup plates; 12 soup plates; 24 dessert plates; 10 side plates; 19 breakfast cups and saucers; 14 coffee cups and 18 saucers; coffee pot; tea pot; cream jug and sucrier; vegetable tureen and cover; sauce tureen and cover; twin-handled gravy boat; pair of serving bowls; four graduated serving plates; pair of oval serving bowls; five butter dishes; pair of candlesticks. Approximately 150 pieces.
A CHINESE JADE SEAL AND INK POT, QING DYNASTY. The jade seal with pierced hole and carved with figure of lion dog with its head turned back to its tail, four-character seal mark to base. Together with a porcelain ink pot with character mark of Qianlong, decorated with flower. Seal 3.5cm tall. (2)Provenance: Property of Lieut. Colonel Thomas Sands Kenwrick Cox. Purchased during his time in China circa 1900, thence by descent. This lot is offered without reserve.All items in good overall condition with no major damage or repair.
A CELADON GLAZED 'SURPRISE' EWER WITH A 'LION' SPOUT, QING DYNASTYChina, 1644-1912 or earlier. The globular body supported on a short spreading foot, decorated with neatly incised lotus flowers borne on scrolling vines, the shoulder carved with diapered borders to delineate the simulated cover in the form of a stylized lotus flower. The top and shoulder set with a long curved handle with a phoenix head and wings, the shoulder with a Buddhist lion forming the spout of the ewer, a small cub nestling to its side.Provenance: Jung's, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware, USA, 1990s. Lawrence H. Dunbar, Jr. (d. 2008), Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, USA, acquired from the above and thence by descent within the family. Jung's, Inc. was an art and antiques dealership founded by Shee Lup Jung (1922-2015). Mr. Jung received his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Pennsylvania in 1951, when he was employed as a research chemist for DuPont. Inspired by his wife Mary's passion for the arts, Mr. Jung slowly and methodically studied ancient glazes and ceramics, including their chemical and mineral aspects, acquiring a multitude of study pieces for the family's collection. In 1975, he started Jung's, Inc. in a historic location in central Wilmington, Delaware, as a museum-like gallery with an impressive selection of ceramics, open by appointment only and selling mostly to knowledgeable and scholarly collectors much like Jung himself.Condition: Very good condition commensurate with age. Some old wear, traces of use, and shallow surface scratches. Manufacturing flaws such as firing cracks and brown spots, four distinct spur marks to base, kiln grit, some firing splits associated with the insertion of the filling tube, the foot rim with some chips most of which have been worn down over time, the unglazed areas of the ware partially burnt to orange in the firing. Few minuscule nicks here and there, minor glaze losses. The ewer may be filled through the tube, but the spout is clogged.Weight: 1,589 gDimensions: Height 24.3 cmCovered overall in a pale olive glaze thinning at the edges and darkening in the recesses, now worn down a remarkably unctuous feeling overall. The base with a circular aperture, leading into a sturdy, raised tube located inside the ewer, thus enabling to fill the vessel from the bottom.The 'surprise' consists in the fact that at first sight the vessel looks like a regular teapot with a cover, but after trying to fill the vessel the normal way, it quickly turns out that the 'mock' lid cannot be removed. Only after turning the pot upside down, an aperture is revealed. This leads to an elongated tube hidden inside the vessel, which prevents the water from flowing out through the aperture once the pot has been filled.Expert's note: 'Surprise' ewers of this type, which are filled from the base through a tube located inside the vessel, are an ingenious and clever invention that dates back to the Northern Song dynasty. See literature comparison below for an example that sold for $668,000 in September 2007. During the later Ming era and through most of the Qing dynasty, a number of reproductions of these famed ewers were made both at the Longquan kilns and in Jingdezhen. The present lot clearly belongs to this group of earlier revival pieces, as the 20th-century copies always lack the interior tube, because its insertion into the pot after the initial firing procedure creates a complexity that modern potters simply don't know how to handle. The elegant Longquan glaze, the distinct spur marks, the broad foot with its worn-down chipping, the unctuous feel of the glaze and the orange-burnt ware all suggest a date range of 1500-1600 for the present lot. But given the lack of any meaningful documentation, a rather cautious dating to the Qing dynasty seems more reasonable. Literature comparison:For the Paragon of the present lot, see a 'Rare and Magnificent Early Yaozhou Relief-Carved Surprise Ewer from the Northern Song Dynasty' at Sotheby's New York, 18 September 2007, lot 242.清代青釉提梁倒灌壺中國，1644-1912年或更早。伏鳳式提梁，以花蒂象徵壺蓋。蓋、壺銜接處堆塑哺乳母子獅，母獅張口為流。球形壺腹部滿刻華麗的纏枝牡丹花，下飾一周蓮瓣紋。底部中心有梅花形注水孔，造型奇巧。圈足。 來源：美國特拉華州威爾明頓Jung藝廊，上世紀九十年代；美國賓夕法尼亞查兹福特Lawrence H. Dunbar (逝世於 2008年)，購於上述藝廊，在同一家族保存至今。隨附一份1995年5月6日出具的藝廊發票複印件。 品相：品相極好，與年齡相符。 一些磨損、使用痕跡和表面劃痕。製造缺陷，例如燒製裂紋和褐色斑點，底部有四個明顯的刺痕與窯砂，圈足部位有一些磕損，其中大部分區域隨著時間的推移而磨損，露胎。在燒製過程中，陶器的某些區域部分被燒成橙色。局部有微小的刻痕，輕微的釉料損失。壺可以通過管子注水，但壺口被堵塞。重量：1,589 克 尺寸：高24.3 厘米由於字數限制，完整拍品中文翻譯請至www.zacke.at查看。
* GRAHAM MURRAY (SCOTTISH 1907 - 1987),GARDEN PIECEwatercolour on paper, signed and titledimage size 34cm x 24cm, overall size 45cm x 35cm Mounted, framed and under glass. Label verso: Alex Reid and Lefevre (London).Note: Graham Murray was born in Glasgow and studied at Glasgow School of Art. He lived and painted in France, Turkey, Switzerland, Germany and England until 1938, when he returned to Glasgow. During the war years he taught in Clydebank, and here he first made the acquaintance of Stanley Spencer, who was appointed official war artist on Clydeside. The two artists became good friends, and Spencer was a frequent visitor to Murray's spacious flat in Landsdowne Crescent, and to the Pewter Pot. Murray exhibited with Leicester Galleries and Reid and Lefevre in London and with the Portico Library in Manchester. In Scotland he exhibited with the Greenock Arts Guild, and with the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA) and Royal Glasgow Institute (RGI). His futurist cityscapes marked his individuality; and when he left Glasgow in 1985 to live in Berkshire with his second wife, his landscapes and flower studies were a complete sell-out at a farewell exhibition. He is represented in the Art Gallery & Museum, Kelvingrove, and in numerous private collections in Britain, Canada, Switzerland, the USA and Australia.
Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' Service comprising tea pot, small and large sugar bowls, milk jug, seven tea cups, four large and four small saucers, six side plates, four salad plates, three small dishes, a flower bowl, ten dinner plates, a meat platter, gravy boat and saucer, three cake plates, eight soup/dessert dishes, long sandwich/bread plate, cruet set of salt, pepper and mustard, and a box of matching table mats.
An attractive silver plated Sugar Helmet or Hood, with swing handle and scoop on stem base, a Reed & Barton oval lobed Dish, 11 1/2" (29cms); a good silver plated oval swing handle Cake Basket, 12 1/2" (32cms); a silver plated swing handled Sugar Basket with trailing vines and blue glass liner, 5" (13cms); a silver plated Flower Pot Holder with pierced Greek key neck on three ball and claw feet, 7" (17cms); a cased silver plated Asparagus Server, a large silver plated oval Gallery Tray of serpentine form with two handles on paw feet, 28" (71cms) and a two handled plated oblong Tray, 24" (61cms). A lot. (8)
Fine quality Victorian four piece tea and coffee set, comprising teapot of melon form with engraved scrolling foliate decoration, silver leaf mounted handle with insulators and hinged domed cover with flower head finial, matching coffee pot, lidded sugar and cream jug (London 1846) William Robert Smily. All at approximately 80ozs. Teapot 28cm across. APHA Ref: NJZ9MUCGGeneral overall condition good, some minor surface wear, scratching and denting to all pieces, teapot and cream jug have had repairs to lower handle mounts, Teapot cover hinge is slightly bent, no evidence of any other major damage or repair, cartouches on teapot, sugar and cream jug appear to have had engraving removed, coffee pot has engraved armorial, all four pieces have distorted bases and do not sit square, particularly tea and coffee pots. Hallmarks are clear.
Victorian silver five piece silver teaset, comprising 2 teapots of fluted baluster form, with hinged domed cover and flower head finial, leaf mounted handle with insulator on a circular floral base, matching coffee bowl, sugar and cream jug (London 1840/41 and 52) possibly William Hewitt. All at approximately 105ozs. Teapot 26.5cm across. APHA Ref: VCW5ET7QAll five pieces have wear and surface scratching and all have dents, some significant, particularly on one of the teapots and the coffee pot. cover hinges on both teapots and coffee pot are distorted and do not close properly. Finials on coffee pot and one tea pot are damaged but pieces are present. Bases are all uneven, handles on coffee pot and one teapot are loose. Please note the coffee pot has a major presentation inscription deeply engraved on one side virtually covering the entire surface area.
AN ELIZABETH II SILVER FOUR-PIECE TEA & COFFEE SERVICE IN THE EARLY VICTORIAN STYLE, of squat round form with finely chased flower & leaf-scroll decoration, each on four short anthemion feet, the coffee pot, teapot & sucriere with flower finial to the covers, Birmingham 1974 by the Barker Ellis Silver Co. (105oz total).
A large and rare Chinese famille rose fencai wine pot and cover, Qianlong mark but 19th century, finely painted with birds amid flowers, flower planters, on a lotus flower and scrolling tendril decorated yellow ground, pseudo underglaze blue Qianlong mark to base, 35.5cm high**CONDITION REPORT**Typical minor glaze imperfections, wear to the gilding. The cover has a hairline crack visible on the inside, which is not visible on the exterior, otherwise in good condition with no chips or restoration detected.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.
A HEREND PORCELAIN PART DINNER SERVICE 20th Century, blue printed and impressed marks In 'Queen Victoria Simple' pattern, decorated with butterflies and flowering branches Comprising six dinner plates; six soup plates; a twin handled tureen and cover; a twin handled sauce boat; five various serving dishes; and a small coffee pot and cover The dinner plates 25.5cm diam; the tureen 26cm wide over handles; the largest dish 37cm wide Condition: A small chip to the rim of the cover on the tureen, a hairline/star crack to the centre of one soup plate and a very minor losst of paint/chip to the flower finial of the small pot (see additional images) This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.
A Clarice Cliff Bizarre fruit bowl, retailed by Liberty's, diameter 22cm, 2 Clarice Cliff flower arrangers, and a Clarice Cliff mustard pot and cover (4) Bowl has a few surface scratches and marks, no chips cracks or restoration, other pieces are in good condition, lid of mustard pot has a few very tiny chips under the edge of the rim
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