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A Royal Crown Derby dessert service, comprising twenty four shaped circular plates, a pair of shaped oval pedestal dishes, a pair of footed plates and a pair navette shaped dishes, each printed and painted with central colourful bouquet of roses and foliage, trellis border with gilt beaded band, cobalt blue ground, acorn border, dished 29cm wide, printed mark, date code square with a line in the bottom, retailer Philips Ltd, London
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A Royal Crown Derby shaped circular plate, painted by Desire Leroy, signed, with central circular cartouche containing roses, carnations and other foliage within raised and tooled gilt border on a deep cobalt blue ground, pierced rim with four shaped cartouches with rose and forget-me-not sprigs in raised and tooled C-scrolls divided by beaded circular roundels containing musical trophies, 23cm diam, printed mark, Royal Appointment (some restoration and touching up to gilding)
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A Royal Crown Derby slender campana shaped two-handled vase, painted by William Edwin Mosley, with oval cartouche containing village church, the ground alternatively striped in blue, gilt and white, gilt scroll handles, spreading circular base, square plinth, 13cm high, printed mark, date code for 1912
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A set of six Royal Crown Derby Red Aves pattern teacups, saucers and side plates, each printed in gilt with fanciful birds on a ruby ground, heraldic borders, printed marks; three further side plates; a similar oval bowl, 25.5cm wide; two soup bowls and stands, sugar bowl; etc, various date codes; etc (31)
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The Judge E.H. Gary Service - a fine Royal Crown Derby teacup and saucer, painted by Albert Gregory, signed, the gilding by C W Darlington, signed, the cup with two raised acanthus scroll cartouches containing baskets of colourful summer flowers, banded in gilt, cobalt blue and turquoise, raised and tooled matt and burnished gilt acanthus scrolls, swags and harebell tendrils and beaded swags, printed mark in gilt, retailer Royal Warrant and Tiffany & Co. marks. Judge Gary (1846-1927) amassed a substantial collection of art and antiques during his lifetime, housed in his Fifth Avenue mansion in Manhattan. After his death a large portion of his collection was auctioned by the American Art Association, Sotheby's predecessor in America. The total service above remained in storage until it was sold for $2,035,000 in Sothebys New York Rooms on 19th October 1994, lot 200
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