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Click here to subscribeA Meissen porcelain blue and white sucrier and cover, 12cm diameter, together with a Victorian Staffordshire jug and an enamelled bowlCondition report: Meissen - Has some losses to the petal on the finial. Has a cancellation mark to the base. Jug - dirty but complete. Bowl - crazed and dirty.
A Meissen Porcelain Saucer, circa 1730, painted in the manner of Christian Friedrich Herold with Kauffahrtei depicting European and Eastern merchants with their wares by a quayside and estuary within a scroll and Indianische blumen cartouche, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue and gilt N, 12cm diameter See illustration Provenance: From the collection of Herbert & Ruth Wolfe, sold Tennants, Spring Catalogue Sale, 22 April 1998, lot 267. Minor wear to gilding.
A Meissen Porcelain Teacup and Saucer, circa 1740, painted with figures in landscape within gilt shell, frond and scroll cartouches and with scattered Holzschnittblumen and insects within formal borders, crossed swords marks in underglaze blue, a gilt 29 to inside of foot rims, impressed numeral marks See illustration Provenance: From the collection of Herbert & Ruth Wolfe, sold Tennants, Spring Catalogue Sale, 22 April 1998, lot 280. Cup with minor firing flaws and associated gilt loss to rims. Some typical very minor surface wear.
A Meissen Porcelain Tea Service, circa 1750, painted with birds in branches and with scattered insects within ozier borders and gilt line rims, comprising a teapot and cover, and three teacups and saucers, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue and impressed numbers See illustration. Cover does not sit neatly on teapot, and with typical losses to knop. One saucer with extensive loss to gilding on rim. Typical minor surface wear throughout.
A Meissen Porcelain Flower Encrusted Vase and Cover, late 19th/early 20th century, with floral knop and twin scroll handles, painted with sprays of flowers within naturalistically modelled and painted foliate borders on a circular socle surmounted by a cherub with a basket of flowers, crossed swords mark struck out, 74cm high. The cover is broken and stapled through the waist of the spire and with various losses to the applied work. The base has three firing cracks to the rim, loss to the applied work and a chip to the foot of the lower putti.
A Gardner Porcelain Figure of a Sbiten Vendor, early 19th century, standing wearing a black top hat, blue coat and white apron holding a kettle and chequered bag, on a scroll moulded mound base, impressed and painted marks, 19cm high See illustration Having settled in Russia in 1764 as a timber merchant, Englishman Francis Gardner founded Russia's first privately owned porcelain factory near Verbilki in 1766. Initially producing Meissen influenced ware, the factory became well known in the early 19th century for producing figures in traditional Russian costume. The current figure is of a street vendor selling Sbiten, a spicy and sweet drink made with honey, water, spices and jam. For a similar figure see Christie's, London, 27 November 2017, lot 310. Repaired through neck. Both kettle and bag with sections of handle missing. Kettle also missing spout and with wear to gilding. Chips to corners of basket. Some loss to painted decoration.
DERBY; a set of four 18th century figures of the four Continents, 'America, Asia, Africa and Europe', each with titled gilt scroll and with pseudo Meissen marks, incised no. 200 marks and bearing paper label detailing the collection of F.R. Briggs no. 96, height approx 22cm.Provenance: From a private Worcestershire collection.Additional InformationEurope, restoration to the gilt, torch in the left hand also the left arm, small area to the cornucopia, to the tip of her hair, to the scroll the sticks out the right of the figure, to the leaf decoration at the reverse of the figure, rubbing to the gilding, restoration to the crown at her feet. Asia, has restoration through the neck, upper torso, the hair at the back of the figure, her right hand arm and urn she is holding, to the left arm, camels neck, losses to the green scroll beneath the camel. America has restoration to right hand, the gold bow, left hand and the upper section of the quiver, also to the green bocage to the base, to the tip of two of the alligators toes. Africa, restoration to the elephant mask, to the face, the cornucopia, the right hand, losses to the green scrolls at the reverse of the figure, area of restoration to the left foot of the figure. All four figures have general surface wear and rubbing to the gilding.
DERBY; a pair of 18th century figures, a dandy wearing tricorn hat and his companion both on gilt heightened pierced scrolling bases, both with pseudo Meissen marks and incised no. 316, height of each 21.5cm.Provenance: From a private Worcestershire collection.Additional InformationHe has restoration through the tricorn hat, his neck where the head has been off, also left portion of chest, left hand and arm, the right hand and arm, the tip of the tunic, the bocage around the tree stump, a lot of this has been heavily restored, general surface rubbing to the gilding. She has been extensively restored to the hat, head, torso, left arm, right arm, also the bocage around the trunk base, also small sections of the gilt heightened scroll have also been restored.
MEISSEN; a late 19th century figure group representing autumn/harvest, the central figure surrounded by three putti, blue painted crossed swords mark to base and incised 'D3', height 19cm.Additional InformationThere has been restoration to the right hand and left arm. The cherub figure at the back of the figure has extensive restoration and the cloak is completely replaced. There are losses to the basket, presumably it would have had handles. There are small losses to leaves and flower heads and the sheaves of corn.
MEISSEN; a 19th century figure of a boy wearing a blue suit seated on a balloon back dining chair, blue crossed swords mark to base, height 14cm.Additional InformationThere is an engraved line below the crossed swords, which indicates is possibly a second. Minor crazing, very minor nibbles and losses to the applied decoration. Minor loss to one of the feathers in the hat.
MEISSEN; a pair of 19th century figures, the first depicting a boy standing beside a column, the second a girl wearing a crinoline dress and looking down to a mirror, blue crossed swords mark to base, height 15cm.Additional InformationShe has a firing crack to the base and numerous chips to the base, each hand has been broken one in two places, the other in one place. She also has two vertical engraved lines below the crossed swords mark. He with loss to the tip of the hat and his arm has been broken from his body, also numerous chips to his cloak and to the base.
An 18th century English figure of a young gentleman, pseudo red anchor mark to the reverse, height 17cm, and a 19th century porcelain figure of a drunk gentleman, pseudo Meissen marks to base, height 14cm (2).Additional InformationThe first figure has rubbing and losses to the edges around his hair and also a chip to the nose, missing the sword, restoration through the right arm and also through the left arm. Heavy restoration to the bocage and leaf tips and also some of the fruits and floral sprays are replaced. The left hand brim of the hat is completely restored. The drunk figure has restoration to the hat, also to the grapes within the basket, underneath his neck, also to the handles to the flagon in his left hand and the tips of his coat, the leaves around the foot rim.
MEISSEN; a pair of 19th century blue and white onion vases, painted with floral sprays inside panels with gilt highlights, blue cross sword marks to base, height 32cm.Additional InformationMinor wear to the gilding, each of the vases are slightly offset which happened during manufacture, but both in good condition.
DRESDEN; a group of floral decorated wares including four saucers, two cups, pierced oval dish, four side plates with pierced borders, a small cachepot, a square sectioned cup and a damaged Meissen outside decorated plate.Additional InformationThe Meissen plate is badly damaged to the rim, is also double scratched through indicating it was outside decorated, the gilt is heavily worn. The other pieces show heavy signs of gilt rubbing and also rubbing to the black rim of the pierced plates. General surface wear throughout.
Continental Porcelain - a rare Seguin's Factory at Vincennes shaped circular hard-paste porcelain plate, well-painted with summer flowers, pink line border, 23.5cm diam, underglaze blue heraldic label mark, numbered 4 in pink script, c. 1775/80, erroneous collector's manuscript label to verso with an Orléans attribution; a Sèvres soft-paste porcelain shaped circular plate (assiette à palmes), well-painted with summer flowers, moulded in shallow relief with palms picked out in blue, gilt line borders, 24.5cm diam, interlaced L cypher in blue, date code for 1767; a Mennecy-Villeroy famille rose sparrow beak cream jug, painted onglaze with flowers, 11cm high, c. 1770; a Höchst porcelain baluster jug, well-painted in polychrome with an Italianate harbour scene, 20cm high, wheel mark with electoral crown in underglaze blue, c. 1775; a Meissen shell-shaped salt, 10.5cm long, underglaze crossed swords; another, as a basket; a Vienna baluster mask jug, of silver shape, painted in underglaze blue with a chinoiserie pattern, scroll handle, 15cm high, shield-shaped and impressed mark, 18th/19th century; a Vienna tea bowl, 6.5cm diam, 18th century/19th century; a Naples porcelain bottle vase, 20.5cm high, impressed N, 19th century, [9]
A 19th century Meissen scent bottle, formed as a boy wearing a tricorn hat chasing a goat, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, together with another triple scent bottle, English 19th century and formed as a hen and chicks (2). Meissen bottle with a small chip to the boys hat and repair to the goats horns. No damage or repair to the other bottle
Rare Meissen figure group of figures having tea in bed with young child, the man looking under bed with dog beside. Blue cross sword marks to base. 20cm approx in length. (B.P. 21% + VAT) The back right leg of the dog has been broken off and not present. There is also damage and losses to the side of the bed near the ladies foot. Very grubby.
A Meissen shepherdess, 20th century, crossed swords mark, impressed '107', incised '22', painted '17', 13cm high, a Continental figure of a singer probably Samson, with a faux Derby mark, 12cm high, another similar, a Meissen style candlestick, 15cm high, a Derby sucrier, 10cm high, a Rockingham style bowl, 21cm high and a Vienna style basket, 14cm high (7)Condition report: Sheperdess -lLeft arm broken, re-glued and over painted. Hat with small chip to rear rim. Basket handle wtih piece missing.2 - Taller male figure , whatever he is holding in his right hand is missing. Further minor losses and rubbing.Samson figure - missing a finger to left hand.Candlestick - broken in 3 and re-stuck.Sucrier - gilding rubbed.Bowl - cracked.Basket - minor losses.
A Meissen figure of a putti, 20th century, holding a single flower in his left hand and a basket in his right, crossed swords mark, incised 'A. 64', impressed '43', 14cm high, another figure, 20th century, depicting a putti picking grapes, crossed swords mark, impressed '23', 14cm high (2)Condition report: 1 - no obvious major faults.2 - sickle possibly repaired. Minor losses to leaves on garland.
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