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Lot 70
A Coalport "Athlone - Blue" mottled blue banded and gilt decorated bone china dinner service comprising fifteen 11 inch dinner plates, nine 8 inch pudding plates, eighteen 6 inch side plates, ten 8 inch bowls, twelve coffee cups, thirteen coffee saucers, one sugar bowl with lid, one milk jug, one 15 inch meat platter, one 18 inch meat platter, two 9.5 inch oval serving dishes, two gravy boats and saucers, two spare gravy saucers, one 7 inch vegetable dish and lid, two spare vegetable lids and a eight small dishes together with five Coalport Bone China white avocado dishes, ten Mintons for Harrods gold rimmed 10 inch soup bowls, a pair of plated salt and peppers and plated mustard pot
Lot 88
A collection of gilt and black Greek key banded dinner wares by Hammersley & Co, Mintons and/or Simpsons including two oval serving platters, two sauce tureens and stands (one with lid), eleven soup plates, seven main plates, twelve dessert plates, fifteen smaller/side plates together with a Wedgwood Ferrara brown transfer decorated coffee set comprising coffee pot, water jug, cream jug, six coffee cans and eight saucers, a set of six Wedgwood silver lustre and peuce floral decorated coffee cans and saucers and a pair of Derby type Japan pattern lozenge design dishes, 30 cm x 20 cm
Lot 76
A Mintons Pottery Cloisonne moonflask, model no.1348, flattened disc form, painted with a spray of wild flowers to each side, in colours on a turquoise ground, with gilt highlights, another moonflask printed with birds amongst flowers and foliage in blue, and a Mintons Japoniste vase on stand modelled in low relief with a butterfly and gourds, impressed factory marks, repair to top rim of main vase, 20cm. high (3) ProvenancePrivate collection.
Lot 84
A Mintons Pottery Secessionist ewer designed by John Wadsworth and Leon Solon, model no.3, tapering cylindrical form with pulled neck, tubeline decorated with Art Nouveau flower stems, in shades of blue and green, and another Mintons Secessionist ewer, no.7, impressed and printed factory marks, 38.5cm. high (2) ProvenancePrivate collection.
Lot 65
A Mintons Pottery majolica Lazy Susan in the manner of Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, circular, cast in low relief with radiating fleur de lys panels and stylised foliage, in colours, the underside with strapwork panels, impressed factory marks, professional restoration, 46cm. diam. ProvenancePrivate collection.
Lot 93
A Gothic Revival oak cabinet set with Mintons Art Pottery Cricket and Boating tiles, from the Old English Sports and Games Series, the rectangular cabinet with two hinged doors, each set with a tile, inside geometric borders ebonised and gilded, below pierced rail, on castors, with adjustable shelf, unsigned, tiles backs concealed, 82cm. wide63cm high35cm deep ProvenanceThe David Sheard collection.
Lot 82
A pair of Mintons Pottery Secessionist vases designed by John Wadsworth and Leon Solon, waisted cylindrical form, tubeline decorated with Art Nouveau flower band in yellow and green on a blue ground, another Mintons Secessionist vase similar and another Mintons vase, printed factory mark, chip to top rim of one, hairline to 2nd vase, 25.5cm. high (4) ProvenanceArts and Crafts, Woolley and Wallis, 20th June 2011, lot 222 (pair)Private collection.
Lot 69
A Mintons Pottery majolica Lazy Susan in the manner of Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, circular, cast in low relief with radiating fleur de lys panels and stylised foliage, in colours, the underside with strapwork panels, impressed factory marks, museum restored, date code 1873, 46cm. diam. ProvenancePrivate collection.
Lot 115
Three Mintons' Pottery tile plaques probably designed by John Wadsworth and Leon Solon, rectangular, decorated in low relief with a duck swimming in a pond with a bird resting on the bankside amongst purple flag iris, in colours, later framed, marks concealed by frame, 28 x 13cm (tile), (3) ProvenancePrivate collection.
Lot 83
A Mintons Pottery Secessionist floor vase designed by John Wadsworth and Leon Solon, shouldered cylindrical form with collar neck, cast in low relief with Art Nouveau flower stems in blue and green on a celadon green ground, impressed marks to base, minor old restoration to base rim, 47.5cm. high
Lot 79
An Aesthetic Movement Mintons Pottery double vase, date code for 1873, model no. 1786, cast as two flattened bottle vases on stands, a dragon lying across the shoulders, the vases cast in low relief with flower panels in blue on a turquoise ground, impressed factory marks and date mark, professional restoration to shoulder, 25cm. highProvenancePrivate collection.
Lot 47
Mintons, a fine and scarce dessert plate, a sample from a service originally commissioned by King George V for the Royal Household in celebration of the Order of the Garter, circa 1919. Impressed and printed marks, 24cm diameter. The following is from a special orders file in the Minton archive : '' Date when produced : 1919. No. of crest in crest book : 6192 and 6193. Gold dontil edge with pencilled blue bands at edge separating ten Garter medallions incorporating the Tudor Rose linked by raised gold chains and separated knotted cords of flat and raised gold ''
Lot 109
William De Morgan (1839-1917): A 6" BBB Carnation Tile, glazed earthenware, impressed Merton Abbey period mark,15.5cm squareChristopher Dresser (British, 1834-1904) for Mintons China Works: An 8" Tile, circa 1870, transfer printed and handpainted, impressed factory marks and diamond registration mark, 20cm square (2)Design illustrated in Christopher Dresser 1834-1904, Michael Whitewayt, Skira, 2001, p.56, figure 11.William de Morgan tile has some flaws to the surface, nibbles to the edges, crazing.Dresser tile has discoloured crazing, nibbles and chips, surface scratches, see extra images in due course.
Lot 8
A collection of Parian ware, to include a Mintons Parian font (lacking cover), a Worcester Parian spill vase modelled as a hand, a pair of figural spill vases, seven further vases, a biscuit barrel and cover, an Empire style pastille burner (12)Hand - finger has been glued and reattachedPair spill vases with double sided mask - one has small chip on rimPastille burner - chipped (see images)Large double handled vase - chipped around rim, large pieces absentFont - chips to rimBiscuit barrel - completeOvoid vase - restoration to the rimSpill vase representing the Arts - good conditionFaceted spill vase - chips to the rimVase with scalloped edge and blue grapes - repaired damage to rim and various missing elements
Lot 46
THREE MINTONS LTD. EARTHENWARE SECESSIONIST PLATES, c.1900, of plain circular form, variously tubelined and painted in typical sombre colours, impressed marks, 9 1/4" diameter (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: No chips or restoration to any. Mustard and green has noticable crazing to centre panel and some tubelining had flaws prior to firing. Turquoise and mustard has noticable crazing to rim and some discolouration to base. Green and turquoise quite poor and discoloured.
Lot 522
A Mintons Windsor lilac ground pate sur pate vase and cover, early 20th c, decorated to the cavetto with a rectangular panel of Diana and putto in a glade, indistinctly signed lower left, in raised gilt frame, 17cm h, gilt printed mark and painted O. A. 1164/T Not cracked or chipped, no restoration, slight contact wear to gilding on top of rim
Lot 1503
A rare Mintons teapot and cover, designed by Henry Cole under the pseudonym Felix Summerley's Art Manufacturers, dated 1846, the cream glazed body with simple gilt line detail, the spout with lion head, the handle with goat head terminal and the cover with ram's head finial, iron red printed mark to base, height 15cm (stained and crazed). Note: the design of this teapot and accompanying teaset won the silver medal from the Society of Arts in 1846. The cups and saucers became a staple design for the Minton factory, but the teapot would appear to have been produced in limited numbers. Another example of the teapot is illustrated by Paul Atterbury and Maureen Batkin in 'The Dictionary of Minton', p.260.
Lot 302
GROUP OF ENGLISH CERAMICS & GLASS including Mintons dessert-set, 19th century, moulded and gilded beige border and painted to the centres with urn of flowers, comports, 23cms (diam.), another 19th century English porcelain dessert service, 11 pieces, three Mason's ironstone plates, continental porcelain coffee service decorated with fruit, 15 pieces, glass bowl on pedestal stand with circular foot, 21cms (h), etc.Provenance: private collection Scotland
Lot 26
Art Deco Carltonware Phoenix pattern baluster jug, printed and painted in a bright palette with a phoenix, its wings outswept before stylised oriental flowers, printed black factory marks, pattern no.19665/4017, 20cm high (foot rim chip), a 19th century ironstone china baluster jug, a Mintons limited edition Edward VIII coronation beaker dated 12th May 1937, no.391/2000 with gilt marks and a Copeland Reynolds pattern circular tray (4) Condition Report The Carltonware jug has a largish chip to the foot rim, approximately 2cm in length. There is also a shallow chip on the foot itself. There are also a few surface scratches to the main body.The ironstone jug has a chip to the foot.
Lot 81
Mintons bone china miniature tyg painted with flowers, a similar teapot and cover, an Art Deco blue lustred trinket dish and cover of rectangular form decorated with cherries, a Chinese black ground wine cup, gilt with a dragon, the exterior with underglaze blue landscapes, two pairs of Moorcroft white glazed pottery egg-shaped salt and pepper shakes, in sizes, a Japanese porcelain white metal topped heart-shaped scent bottle and an Asian green hardstone carved model of a Buddha
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