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Lot 537
A pair of Japanese Imari trumpet vases late 19th century, of waisted, hexagonal form, painted in the typical palette with ho-ho birds and feathers, 11½in. (29.2cm.) high; together with three Japanese Imari plates, two with typical floral and foliate reserves, the other with geese in flight over a lake landscape, the largest 9 7/8in. (25.1cm.) diameter. (5) * Condition: - Vases: Some gilt and minor enamel wear. One vase with chip to corner of ri - Plate (larger, scalloped rim): Two small chips beneath rim. - Plate (smaller, scalloped rim): Good condition - Plate (lake landscape): Good condition.
Lot 232
A Collection of 19th Century and Later Ceramics to include Blue and White Copeland Spode Tower Pattern Tea Bowl, Wedgewood White and Gilt Tea Bowl, Figure of Boy Holding Violin (AF), Royal Crown Derby Imari Pattern Plates, Side Plates, Bowl and Cup (All AF) together with Royal Crown Derby Osborne Pattern Bowl, Floral and White and Gilt Example
Lot 832
The footed basin and cover painted in the Imari palette, gilt highlights, red painted numerals 2/1127, wear to gilding, 18,5cm wide over the handles; and A Robert Bloor 'Japan' Pattern Dish and Cover with Underplate, circa 1815, red painted factory mark, wear to gilding, staining underplate 18,5cm diameter (5)
Lot 896
Each scalloped dish moulded to the cavetto with tulip-shaped reserves painted with floral sprays, the well decorated in iron-red and gold with figures on a boat on a secluded lake amongst mountains and trees, the reverse painted with two floral sprays, age wear, one with fritting, hairline crack to the well, minor rim chips, gilt loss, the other with fritting, restoration, gilt loss, minor rim chips the larger 27,5cm diameter (2) “Melk en Bloed”, translating to “Milk and Blood,” is a Dutch term given to export porcelain decorated in iron-red and gold on a white ground. These wares were imported to the Netherlands for a short period during the reign of Emperor Kangxi, 1662 – 1722. Milk and Blood was the forerunner of Chinese Imari which was created with the addition of underglaze-blue, a design adopted from the Japanese. Not only did Milk and Blood describe the colour of the porcelain, but also related to a Dutch and low-German idiom that describes a radiant and healthy-looking face as “a face like milk and blood”, echoing the bold appearance of the porcelain.
Lot 154
A ROYAL CROWN DERBY 1128 IMARI PATTERN TWIN HANDLED VASE, circa 1890, approximate height 23cm, light wear to the gilt decoration, together with a Royal Crown Derby 1128 Imari pattern plate, approximate diameter 26cm, wear to the backstamp but glaze is not scratched through, a Royal Crown Derby 383 Imari pattern plate, approximate diameter 23cm and a Royal Crown Acorn handled shallow dish, 4913 Imari palette, approximate diameter 24.5cm (4)
Lot 158
A GROUP OF DOULTON AND DOULTON LAMBETH ITEMS to include Doulton Lambeth stoneware pitcher, approximate height 19cm, chips around the rim, similar beaker cracked, a Doulton Lambeth baluster vase, hand painted with yellow chrysanthemums, gilt decoration to the base and rim, chip to the base, narrow neck has been broken and re-glued, a Doulton Burslem cabinet plate, handpainted floral decoration, with raised and gilt decorated rim and an Alma Doulton Imari palette cabinet plate, impressed Doulton (5)
Lot 164
A COPELAND SPODE MUFFIN DISH AND COVER, Imari palette, a pair of circa 1800 Derby pot pourri, with replacement covers, body to one cracked, wear to gilded decoration, a pair of Davenport twin handled plates, a Davenport vase and cover, a pair of Davenport coffee cans and saucers, a matching Davenport double salt, a Wedgwood coffee can and saucer and a Derby baluster vase (cut down to rim) (11) Condition Report The muffin dish is in good condition. No sign of chips, cracks or restoration but does have some wear to the gilding especiaqlly to handle
Lot 187
SIX PIECES OF LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN, comprising a fan shaped dish, chipped, a circular shallow bowl, extensive cracks, a large charger with wavy rim, extensive damage with stapled repairs, approximate diameter 46.5cm and three smaller chargers, including a pair, the smallest with stapled repair (6)
Lot 206
A COLLECTION OF LATE 18TH TO 20TH CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN, including blue and white and Imari export ware plates, approximate diameter 23cm approximately, small vases and two small white glazed figures of boys and a hardwood stand, some damage to porcelain (11) condition: larger bowl chipped at rim, small vase chipped to rim and possible hairlines, small bowl cracked possible re-glued
Lot 208
A COLLECTION OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE PORCELAIN CHARGERS, etc, including an 18th Century Chinese Imari spherical teapot, restored, an Imari bleeding bowl, approximate diameter 27cm with old staple repairs, extensive damage to some pieces (8) condition: please see images extensive damage/repairs
Lot 22
A COLLECTION OF ROYAL WORCESTER COFFEE CANS AND SAUCERS, MINIATURE ITEMS, ETC, including a three piece teaset decorated with cherubs chasing butterflies, sugar bowl lid only bears Worcester marks and comes with two letters from Henry Sandon suggesting they are blanks decorated by a talented amateur artist, teapot cracked, together with a Copeland china jug, Coalport cabinet cup and saucer and a Coalport vase (14) (condition: some damage noted to pink and gilt cup, Imari cup, teapot, Copeland jug, Coalport vase) Condition Report No cracks, chips or repairs seen. The giding in the centre has some light scratching. The handle has a small patch of a hard brown substance under the larger of the two loops
Lot 54
A PAIR OF ROYAL CROWN DERBY IMARI 1128 PATTERN VASES AND COVERS, domed covers, angular handles, lobed baluster bodies, date cyphers for 1939, printed marks, approximate height 20cm, together with another Royal Crown Derby vase, 1128 pattern, lacks cover, approximate height 19.5cm (3) (condition: one cover has a hairline crack)
Lot 62
A SET OF SIX EARLY 19TH CENTURY SPODE TEA CUPS AND SEVEN MATCHING SAUCERS, decorated in the Imari palette with an arched roof building in a garden, pieces marked 'SPODE' in iron red, together with an early 19th Century Spode tea cup, pattern No.868 and three early 19th Century porcelain dessert plates, Imari vase of flowers decoration, approximate diameter 21cm (17) Condition Report - Six saucers are in good condition and one has a small firing fault on the underside of the rim, there is also some light scratching and wear to the gilding. Four cups are in good condition other than light wear to the gilding, one has a pale blue patch in the glaze to the interior and one cup has a hairline crack, not very visible even under UV light. The other cup that does'nt belong to the set also sounds as though there may be a hairline but we couln't find one even under UV light. All cups have very light wear to gilding especially to the handles. the three plates are unmarked, all seem to be in good condition and have a small amount of wear to the gilding.
Lot 73
A COLLECTION OF ROYAL CROWN DERBY IMARI MINIATURES, ETC, including a flat iron, approximate length 5.2cm, a George V loving cup, a wavy oval pin dish, a miniature coffee pot, approximate height 7.5cm, miniature cup and saucer, etc (condition: coffee pot lid restored) (9) Condition Report Date code for 1921
Lot 79
FIVE PIECES OF CHAMBERLAINS WORCESTER, comprising a circular sauce tureen and cover, shell handles (sd/restored), painted mark No.38, approximate height 16cm, an onion shaped vase with gilt metal stopper, decorated with Oriental figures and insects, oval printed mark, approximate height 17cm, a circular armorial bowl, blue and gilt border, the centre with blue and gilt armorial with pink ribbon 'PERSEVRE', painted mark, approximate diameter 20cm, a dessert plate decorated in the Imari palette with an Oriental floral design, painted mark, approximate diameter 21cm and a dessert plate with moulded floral border, the centre painted with an Iris, printed mark with Bond Street address, approximate diameter 21.5cm (condition: tureen has some damage/restoration, wear to gilding and enamel loss in places on others. Diameter 11cm. Finial has wear to the gilding, small area of restoration above oval piercing and also some stained cracks in the same area. Glaze faults and staining to underside of cover.
Lot 510
A MASONS IRONSTONE POTTERY WASH JUG AND BOWLwash jug is 40cm diameter; two Japanese Imari plates, 22cm diameter; a pair of cast metal statues; three Staffordshire figures etcCondition: the wash bowl with a star craze to the base, further crazing and minor wear to the decoration; the jug good with wear to the glaze, Imari plates in good condition; Staffordshire figurines with chips to the edges; Mirror in good condition; cast metal figures in good condition but with oxidisation
Lot 192
A JAPANESE IMARI PATTERN TEA SET with figural decoration, serpent handles and character mark to the base Condition: areas of crazing throughout especially on the teapot, sugar bowl lid, dragon with chips to the back and its head, one cup handle has been glued back on, crazing and staining to the back of the saucers, one saucer with three chips, another with one chip to the edge, sugar bowl with a hairline crack and a chip to the inside
Lot 230
A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN PLATES with floral swag decoration together with three further Chinese porcelain plates, four Imari plates and a ginger jar with six character mark beneath Condition: the pair of Chinese porcelain plates with floral swags 23.7cm diameter, one with three small chips beneath the rim, the other with one large chip beneath the rim and three smaller chips; further pair of Chinese plates, one with a hairline crack from the rim into the foot rim and another similar; the second plate with further hairline cracks; the single plate with some minor marks to the rim and a hairline crack; the Imari plates with some minor cracks overall, one with slightly larger damage to the rim; the ginger jar body generally in reasonable condition, the lid broken and re-glued
Lot 217
An early 19th century Derby porcelain inkstand, having three central urn-form wells flanked by oblong dished divisions, foliate handles to the ends, decorated in the typical Imari palette, painted mar to underside 28cm x 15cm damaged handle, wear, staining and crazing. repair to one urn well.
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