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Lot 64
A Staffordshire ironstone dessert service, circa 1850, printed and overpainted with Imari style flowers and decoration, comprising twelve plates, three shell shaped dessert dishes and two oval dishes, printed and impressed marksOne shell dish with handle damaged and re-stuck. Some typical minor wear and staining throughout.
Lot 233
Worcestershire porcelain trinket box decorated with animals, 5.5cm diameter, two Royal Worcester candle snuffers Goldfinch and Blue Tit, Royal Worcester pill box with Worcester Flowers design and a Royal Crown Derby pill box with Imari pattern lid. (5)CONDITION REPORTThree small trinket boxes are all very clean and in good order, minor scratches to gilding of one snuffer, otherwise clean.
Lot 358
A group of Chinese and Japanese ceramics including sleeve vase painted in underglaze blue with two four-claw dragons amongst floral sprays, vase painted with flowers and insects with printed red four character mark to base, pair of vases with flared rims with red painted figural and floral spray decoration, Imari ware, Yixing-style small teapot in presentation box etc (some items af), also a Chinese brass circular tray/charger with engraved decoration of dragons chasing the Pearl of Wisdom and character mark to centre, diameter 40.5cm.
Lot 372
A collection of predominantly Japanese ceramics including a Kutani twin handled baluster vase decorated with birds amongst foliage, height 34cm (badly af), an Imari example with flared crimped rim, Satsuma vases, etc (15).Additional InformationKutani vase has been broken in many places and crudely repaired, large Imari example has some losses to rim, surface dirt and wear commensurate with age, firing imperfections, etc. One small Satsuma vase is badly at fault as is one small Kutani vase.
Lot 364
An early 20th century Chinese porcelain bottle vase with slender neck and tall spreading foot, painted in underglaze blue with key fret decoration within borders of straight leaves, bearing spurious Kangxi four character and double ring mark to base, height 26cm, a further blue and white baluster vase and cover and a Japanese Imari example (3).Additional InformationThe baluster vase has chips to both the rim and the cover, the Imari vase is cracked and there is crazing to all three. For international postage enquiries please call +441625431788 or email macclesfield@adampartridge.co.uk
Lot 233
Six Beswick figures of cats including a reclining Siamese example and a further unnamed cat, also a small group of various ceramics including a Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' tea strainer with bowl, a ceramic mould decorated tobacco jar and a Myott 'The Hunter' transfer decorated tureen with cover, also a Japanese Imari plate.
Lot 259
A group of 18th century English porcelain comprising two saucers painted with chinoiserie figural scenes and matching tea bowl, three further saucers including matching pair and pair of tea bowls with transferred underglaze blue decoration, some possibly Liverpool, also three pieces of Royal Crown Derby Imari ware comprising lidded sugar bowl, cream jug and square dish.Additional InformationUsual manufacturing imperfections of the period throughout, general wear commensurate with age including glaze scratches, rubbing to the detail of the painted chinoiserie examples, firing cracks, kiln dirt, one of the chinoiserie saucers with hairline, the chinoiserie decorated tea bowl with some small chips/nibbles to rim, rubbing to the gilt painted detail of the Royal Crown Derby examples including dirt and discolouration.
Lot 41
A large early-19th century Derby porcelain teapot hand-gilded and decorated in the Imari palette together with matching cream jug (2) CONDITION REPORT: Milk jug:-There is some minor brownish discolouration to the interior. There is some gilt rubbing notably to the edge near the pourer. There also appears to be some “kiln grit” (original) just underneath the pourer at the edge. The paintwork and gilding appears to be reasonable. The handle appears to be in reasonable order with no evidence of breakages, cracks, chips or restoration etc., but there is some minor discolouration to edges. The four “ball” feet to the underside appear to be in original condition and there is no evidence of reparations. The teapot and cover:-There is no evidence that the knopf finial has been away from the circular cover but there is evidence of “kiln grit” to the inside lip of the cover. There is some rubbing to the extremities of the top of the cover towards the edge where the gilding is apparent and some of the blue paint has run slightly. Very small areas of “bubbling” to circular gilt work to the outside of the knopf finial. The teapot is not without faults, two thumbnail sized chips to the interior where the cover would be recessed. Gilt rubbing and some “kiln grit” noted in places. Gilt rubbing around the spout area and some discolouration where the bottom of the spout meets the foot rim (both left and right). Further gilt rubbing and discolouration to the main body. Gilt rubbing around the spout area at the end but the tip of the spout does not appear to have been damaged except for a pin end sized abrasion to the very tip which may be original (this is very small).
Lot 54
A Royal Crown Derby mantel clock in the 'Old Imari' pattern (1128), 10.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: We think the piece is generally in good overall original condition. To the right of the clock face at the 1 o'clock and 3 o'clock position the raised octagon frame exhibits minor gilt rubbing to the extremities. We don't think there is any lines through the back stamp. The white dial is signed Royal Crown Derby and looks to be in good condition.
Lot 117
A pair of late-19th century Japanese porcelain planters; each delicately hand-gilded and decorated in the Imari palette with iron oxide reds, cobalt blues etc., and each 'signed' to the underside with a painted insect, 24cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: These are both stained inside where they have been used as planters and water has gone in. The porcelain has a little gilt rubbing around the edge at the top but nothing too dramatic. There is also a run over of glaze on the lip and this is visible to the inside. The undersides appear in good general overall condition. No signs of cracks, chips, hairlines or any old restoration etc., the planters appear to be good original condition. The paintwork and gilding also appears very bright and vibrant.
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