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Click here to subscribeA very large Mintons jardiniere with floral decoration, printed mark to the base, approximately 36 cm (h) and 42 cm (d) and one other. [2]Condition Report: Mintons jardiniere has been restored after significant damage, all pieces are present and haven been affixed back in place, restoration is very noticeable to the lighter coloured interior.
MINTONS; a twenty-nine piece transfer printed part service together with a 19th century blue and white saucer.Additional InformationGeneral wear, scratches, scuffs. One of the saucers with hairline crack, one of the bread plates with a large piece which has been broken and crudely glued. One of the oval plates with a crack through, each of the cups are cracked.
A 19th Century framed 8in Mintons Hollins & Co dust pressed tile decorated with a transfer and hand painted lily flower, buds and foliage, together with a 12in x 6in framed tile decorated with raised white orchid flowers and foliage and a 6in Mintons China Works tile decorated with a white canna lily and pink flowers, all S/D. (3)
Five assorted early 20th Century 6in dust pressed tiles decorated with fruit and foliage to include one marked The Broughton with a pomegranate to the front, a Brown, Westhead Moore & Co tile transfer decorated with lemons, a Maw & Co tile with raised pomegranate and a similar Mintons example, S/D. (5)
FIVE MINTONS CHINA WORKS,EARLY ENGLISH HISTORY SERIES 6" WALL TILES DESIGNED BY JOHN MOYR SMITH, C1872, ALL DIFFERENT, PRINTED IN BLACK ON BUFF OR BLACK ON WHITE AND ONE OTHER FROM THE SHAKESPEARE SERIES, C1874 (6) Early English History - minor edge / corner damage, none of which is particularly noticeable. No substantial damage, none cracked or repaired. Shakespeare tile - glaze degraded, worn and scratched; chipped around the edges
A Collection of Various Continental and English Ceramics to Include Bosch Delft Blue and White Charger, Willow Pattern Charger, Blue and White Transfer Printed Side Dishes, Blue and White Abbey Pattern Lidded Pot (AF) Blue and White Meat Plate, Continental Porcelain Lidded Box, Four Mintons Floral Swag Decorated Kidney Dishes, Continental Jardiniere Etc
* Major General Sir William Inglis, KCB, 57th Foot. An early 19th century oak box with brass plaque engraved 'Major General Sir William Inglis', 10cm high x 22cm wide x 15.5cm deep with brass key, the hinged lid enclosing objects mostly belonging to his son General William Inglis, CB (1823-1888) including original riband for Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB) Turkish Crimea and Crimean War Medal miniature medals with silver and gold riband buckles, full size sash with label inscribed 'This ribbon was last worn by Sir William and was attached to the Order returned ... deceased', another inscribed 'Replaced by the CB Feb 21st 1861 then order ...' various other ribands, small bag containing curios including 'Bark of the stump of the tree the English cut down from the barrier against the French ... Guard', brick with label inscribed 'Battle of Hugomont', together with some related Middlesex Regimental porcelain by Mintons, comprising side plate, 2 dishes and 4 saucers each with regimental crest and Albuhera' battle honoursQty: (8)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Jack Webb (1923-2019), London. Lieutenant General Sir William Inglis, KCB (1764-1835) was a British officer of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. He served at several of the heaviest engagement of the Peninsular War and was wounded numerous times. Inglis earned national fame through his exhortation "Die hard 57th, die hard!" to his regiment as he lay seriously wounded behind their ranks at the height of the Battle of Albuera. The regiment held and the battle was won and although his wounds nearly proved fatal he returned to action again two years later to see the war out. General William Inglis (1823-1888), son of General Sir William Inglis, was commissioned ensign in the 57th (Middlesex) Regiment of Foot in 1840 and promoted Captain in 1849, he served in the Crimean War from 1854-1856, at Balaklava, Inkerman and the Assault on the Redan and also in the expedition to Kinburn. He retired with the rank General in 1882 and was also created a Companion of the Order of the Bath.
28 Pottery tiles including Minton, Pilkingtons, Etc Something in the order of 28 antique English pottery tiles to include a fairly significant quantity of Doulton Lambeth from around 1890 which can make up panels or stand individually together with Mintons and other decent makers - all pre 1900 - mostly 6 inches square; a few 8 inches square. 20 are 6" x 6"; 4 are 8" x8"; 2 are 5"x5"; 1 is 5.5" x 5.5" and 1 is 3" x 6". 6 tiles are cracked or chipped (see photos)
A mixed group of ceramics comprising a small Doulton Lambeth salt glazed stoneware ewer (slightly af), height 14.8cm, an 18th century porcelain Fisherman pattern tea bowl, a Bewick pheasant no. 1226, a small Beswick bird no. 992 (af), a Poole jar with pierced lid, and a Minton's shaped oval dish.Additional InformationThe Lambeth jug has very small chip and crack to rim, the tea bowl with surface wear, light scratches and glaze inclusions. The small Bewick bird has lost its main tail feather both crazed, The Mintons dish heavily crazed but there is no ring at all when tapped, further general wear, a firing glaze flaw to the foot rim, further rubbing to detail.
A Minton pâte-sur-pâte twin-handled vase by Alboin Birks, dated 1898Of classical form with twin handles picked out in gold, formal gilded borders around the foot and neck, decorated onto the peacock-blue ground with three cupids on a billowing cloud, one playing a flute, one holding sheet music and the third conducting with a baton, signed AB, the reverse with flowers and musical trophies, 27cm high, impressed MINTONS and date code, gilded globe markThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A large Minton pâte-sur-pâte vase by Henry Hollins, dated 1881Of cylindrical form with a slightly spreading base, decorated with a classical lady standing beside a slender vase resting on a plinth, Cupid in flight at her side, signed HH, the deep blue oval panel reserved on a peacock-blue ground within a moulded border picked out in gold, surrounded by formal classical decoration also gilded, the reverse with a small deep blue panel within a floral garland, gilded borders around the rim and foot, 42.5cm high, impressed MINTONS and date code, gilded globe markThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A collection of twelve Victorian dessert plates by Mintons, each having a central floral decoration within peach border and heightened in gilt, having pink Mintons mark verso, retailed by Thomas Goode & Co Ltd, London, dia.23cmCondition report: Gilt rubbed and some light scratches, but generally good and intact.
A Mintons 'Cloisonné' Aesthetic Movement vase in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser, date stamp for 1883, the twin handled vase decorated with polychrome enamelled butterflies to the flared neck and floral, foliate and fruiting sprigs to the body, set against a turquoise ground with gilt highlights, printed maker's mark and impressed indistinctly 'Mintons U' and '3091' to base, 29cm high SEE CONDITION REPORT FOR FULL INFORMATION CONDITION REPORT: The piece shows no visible chips, cracks or losses, and no visible signs of restoration. There is rubbing to the gilt highlights throughout (including some loss to the design at the base of the neck) most noticeably to one handle where the gilt has worn through revealing the porcelain (see images) and some discolouration to the cobalt blue areas. Two very, very feint hairlines around the base of each of the upper handles, where the handle meets the body, these do not appear to be surface reaching and on one side extends up around the side of the handle (see additional images for further clarification of this). The body shows fine surface scratching in places, but no visible crazing. The enamel colours are generally strong and bright, but there is some evidence of enamel wear to the black areas of the butterflies. The piece is grubby and would also benefit from professional cleaning. PLEASE NOTE: due to the nature of the shape of the piece it is impossible for us to see the interior of the lower section of the vase. Condition reports are intended as a guide only and it is strongly recommended that bidders should satisfy themselves as to the condition of this piece prior to bidding.
A Collection of Ceramics to include Mintons Plate, Five Royal Albert Holyrood Dinner Plates. Royal Worcester Cabinet Plate, Masons Mandalay Red Mantel Clock, Wedgwood Susie Cooper Design Corn Poppy Posy Vase, Minton Haddon Hall Sugar Bowl, Continental Pierced Basket, Royal Crown Derby Lidded and Floral Encrusted Box Etc
New Hall early 19th Century porcelain twin handle sucrier, in cobalt and gilt acorn pattern, pattern no. indistinct script underside, 7" wide; together with a Coalport cabinet plate, decorated with central river scene within gilt and blue foliate scrolling borders, bearing crown factory mark, 9" diameter and a Mintons cabinet plate decorated with central gilt fleur de lis medallion within powder blue and gilt rim borders, impressed factory marks underside, 9.25" diameter (3)
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