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Lot 51
Royal Worcester small bon bon dish circa 1905, a pair of Bretby lustre vases, moulded in with scenes of Japanese lore, the base with the faces of Ho Tai, Crown Devon Fieldings and other decorative ceramics and glass ware in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 88
Large Crown Devon 'Mattita' vase, Goebel figure of a girl with lamb, Royal Crown Derby miniature cup, Royal Worcester, Spode, pair of mother of pearl opera binoculars, fish servers and miscellanea in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 548
A Royal Worcester cabinet plate painted with pears and plums by A Shuck surrounded by a decorative black and gilt rim, 22cm diameter, together with a Royal Worcester twin handled footed urn painted with a cartouche of apples and blackberries by E Townsend on a mottled blue ground, 24.5cm high (2)
Lot 92
A Royal Worcester porcelain vase, painted roses, signed E Spilsbury, 22 cm high, and three other similar, with damages (4) Condition report Report by NGE Spilsbury vase: some firing faults in body and paint rubs. Rubbing and some losses to gilt. Base with puce mark and numbered 247. Ewer, 17 cm high: Unsigned. Glue repair to base and body broken with pieces missing.Vase decorated roses, 8 cm high: puce mark to base and numbered 158.Potpourri and cover, 10.5 cm high: cover been previously broken and glued now with pieces missing. Unsigned. Rubbing to paint and gilt decoration. Base with puce mark and numbered 265.
Lot 111
A Royal Worcester figure, Water Carrier, 639, damages, 24 cm high, a Locke & Co Worcester vase, decorated a peacock, and other ceramics (6) Condition report Report by NGWater Carrier has been smashed into several pieces, has been crudely glued and there are losses to figure as well as rubbing to gilt also. Some stray gilt on white ground, chips grubby and losses.Locke & Co cauldron: crack to rim. Losses and white residue to painted decorationBerlin style cup with painted decoration. Chips to foot-ring and rubbing to gilt decoration, crack to base of handleRoyal Worcester leaf bowl - chip to one handle, pock marks in bodyRoyal Worcester perfume and stopper, cork stopper broken. Rubbing to gilt decoration. Gilt decoration also on to footRoyal Worcester jar and cover printed roses: interior heavily stained and discoloured. Crazed and stained to both jar and cover
Lot 972
Four Royal Worcester cabinet cups to include floral decorated blush ivory example, date code for 1898 for the cup and 1903 for the saucer, diameter 13.5cm, and a black glazed gilt heightened example (4). CONDITION REPORT: The blush ivory saucer has got a hairline spreading from the rim, length approx. 1.5cm, also two areas of chips to the rim and one area of chip to the edge of the base. The black glazed saucer and cup each with area of restoration to the rim. The powder blue decorated cup and fruit decorated example with grazing to the glaze throughout.
Lot 993
A Royal Worcester 'Lady Hamilton' pattern decorated twelve setting dinner set, mark in puce to the base 'Especially for Asprey's', date code for 1937, comprising twin handled soup cups with saucers, dinner plates, side plates, salad plates, two circular tureens with covers and three graduated oval platters. CONDITION REPORT: Two saucers with tiny nibbles (one to edge of the base, one to the rim) but these may be manufacturing imperfections as they seem to be partially underglazed but this is not obvious and one saucer with extensive crazing to the glaze throughout, one of the salad plates with a nibble to the edge of the rim, one side plate with glazing imperfection to the centre of mark, possibly a second quality, handle of one of the tureens has been restored, each piece rings true (apart from saucer with crazing throughout), each with areas of rubbing to gilt, surface wear (mainly scratches and some staining (particularly cups).
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