There are 76198 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribeA SET OF SIX ROYAL CROWN DERBY PORCELAIN COFFEE CANS AND SAUCERS, early 20th century, painted in Imari pattern 3788, the cups with cast and pierced hallmarked silver holders with double "C" scroll handles, silver makers Army & Navy Co-Operative Society Ltd, London 1905, Derby marked in iron red, in a matched case
A Nankin Platter of canted rectangular form, the centre painted in underglaze blue with pagoda and foliage, within a typical border (rim with firing fault), 15” wide 27. A 20th Century Imari circular Charger, the centre decorated in colours with twining foliage, within a compartmentalised border, 18” wide
An Imari Round Double Bulbous Thin Necked Vase on white ground having red, green and blue fence, bird, floral and gilt decoration, 16cm high (cracked), an Oriental round dish depicting 3 ladies in boat (rim a/f) 24.5cm diameter and an Oriental bulbous sparrow beak jug having multicoloured figure decoration (no handle) (3)
A 19th Century Japanese Imari palette plate decorated with a central scene of stylised flowers in an urn next a table with brush pot and box, the border with opposite ended scenes of vases and pots with motifs of buildings and trees together with two famille rose plates, one decorated with flora and foliage, the other with birds on carnations
Group of Crown Derby tea ware decorated in Imari pattern 2451, to include six coffee cups and saucers, four teacups and saucers, a lidded sucrier, six side plates and two medium plates, (hairlines to sucrier) (30) Condition report: Wear to one gilded rim of one coffee cup. Hairline to the base of the handle of the sucrier and to the rim of the lid.
Crown Derby Stevenson and Hancock marked tea service painted with an imari pattern, to include twelve cups and saucers, a cream jug and sugar bowl, red painted marks to bases, one saucer with impressed mark as well (26) Condition report: No damage or restoration, there is very minor gilt wear to the rims only on a few examples. There is crazing to some cups, as well as the cream jug. The crazing on the cream jug forms a star shape glaze crack on the base.
Masons ironstone octagonal jug with dragon handle, painted with a bold imari pattern on a blue ground, (crack to base enamel flakes) together with a similar plate, also an large unmarked octagonal jug decorated in elaborate blue and gilt flora and one other smaller jug, mid 19th century, (wear to enamel) (4) the tallest jug 21cm high Condition report: Imari jug with dragon handle: Hairline crack to base, firing crack to interior, wear to gilding on the points. Heavy enamel flaking to the handle. Large blue and gilt jug: gilt wear to the points and edges, heavy peppering to the gilded area of the glaze. Glaze chipping to the footrim area where the jug has stuck to the kiln floor during firing. Small jug: short hairline to rim, wear to gilding and to pattern, tiny chip to point of handle. Plate: Wear to the gilded rim, otherwise ok.
An English porcelain ewer and stopper, circa 1840, the pear shaped yellow ground body reserved with two floral vignettes and relief decorated with green flowers and foliage, raised on a scallop shell moulded foot, together with two Copeland Spode Imari dishes (faults), a Royal Crown Derby Imari saucer and a large Royal Doulton character jug `Porthos`.
A composite Minton Best Body Imari decorated part dinner service, 1860s and later, centrally decorated with a stylized foliate display within a floral band to the rim, including soup and dinner plates, a segmented tureen and cover, two meat plates and two sauce tureen and covers (faults and repairs).
A pair of Mintons blue printed `Delft` pattern oval meat plates, late 19th/early 20th Century, decorated with a central basket of flowers, two Charles Meigh Imari decorated floral meat platters, three blue printed Willow pattern pierced drainers, two white glazed drainers and four various ladles (faults).
Loading...
