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Lot 229
A Royal Worcester cabinet service each piece with central named view, landscape scenes in England and Wales, signed C. Johnson, to include Harlech castle, Kenarth bridge and others, within trompe l'oeil borders, signed C. Johnson to include to shallow bowls, 23.75cm across, a pair of square dishes, 24.75cm, a pair of oval serving dishes, 26.75cm and 12 dessert plates 23cm
Lot 8
A PAIR OF WORCESTER PORCELAIN SOUP BOWLS from "The Celebrated Hope" service ordered by The Duke of Clarence and decorated by John Pennington, the centre painted with a classical maiden emblematic of hope, within an elaborate gilt border on blue ground, blue flight mark, one bowl with old paper label, circa 1790, 9.75" dia. C.F.: For a similar example in the Museum of Royal Worcester Porcelain, Museum no. 1572, and Victoria & Albert Museum for a plate from the service, C. 990-1922.
Lot 10
A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN CABINET CUP AND SAUCER, the cup painted with Highland cattle watering in a mountainous landscape, by Stinton, signed, the saucer painted with four painted scenes in roundels of highland cattle, fruit, a castle and flowers, within a white jewelled and gilt ground, puce marks, circa 1900, the saucer 3.8cm dia.
Lot 763
A pair of Royal Worcester vases, decorated to the front with fruit to a mossy background by Ricketts, with fluted necks, swags to the handles and raised on a pedestal foot, shape number 2452, dated 1912, both vases af, height 11.75ins Condition report: Pears vase - restored to neck, badly cracked through the body and cracked to the pedestal footApples vase - cracked through body and pedestal foot, paint lose to foot
Lot 792
A Royal Worcester cabinet cup and saucer, decorated with autumnal fruits and berries by A Davis, together with another Royal Worcester cabinet cup and saucer decorated with fruit to a mossy background by Roberts Condition report: A Davis cup and saucer - good conditionRoberts cup and saucer - unfinished, saucer is not marked, rubbed with no gilding, cup gilding is very dull
Lot 795
Three cased Royal Worcester salt cellars, decorated in underglaze blue, in silver plated stands, together with another stand Condition report: Three salts - one crackedSilvern plated stands - no repairs but slightly mis-shapenTwo spoons present - both hallmarked silver but not a pair and have dentsBox - some marks to the leather and areas of lose
Lot 802
A cased Royal Worcester coffee set, the six cups and saucers decorated with jewelling and gilt to a mottled green ground, retailed by Finnigans London, dated 1927, together with a set of six silver gilt coffee spoons, London 1929, maker Henry James Hulbert Condition report: Saucers - one broken in half and glued, two are very crazed, another crackedCups - some have minor crazing
Lot 761
Three Royal Worcester blush ivory miniatures, to include a mug, a flat back jug and a circular covered pot, all decorated with flowers, dated 1907, 1911 and 1914, together with a Goss miniature vase decorated with flowers and two miniature mugs, one decorated with flower the other with a landscape, height 1.5ins Condition report: Three Worcester pieces are dirty and the flat back is chippedMug with flowers crackedOther pieces are in good condition
Lot 748
A pair of Royal Worcester Hadley vases, decorated with autumnal fruits and leaves, with a green neck and a pair of gilt handles, dated 1907, height 3.5ins, together with a Locke and Co Worcester vase, the blush ivory wrythern moulded body decorated with a bird on a gilt branch, height 3.75ins Condition report: Good condition
Lot 775
A Royal Worcester covered vase, the front decorated with fruit to a mossy background by E Townsend, with gilt cover, pair of handles and tall pedestal foot, shape number 2736, dated 1938, vase and cover both cracked, height 9ins Condition report: Broken where the slender column meets the body, area of lose and crack continues into the body. One handle crackedCover has a chip to the inner rim
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