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Four Royal Worcester 'Old Country Ways' limited edition figures; 'The Milkmaid' no.4127/9500, 'Rosie Picking Apples' no.9425/9500, 'A Farmer's Wife' no.6421/9500 and 'The Shepherdess' no.1598/9500, two further Royal Worcester figures from the 'Walking Out Dresses of the 19th Century' series; '1830: The Romantic' no.5432/9500 and '1855: The Crinoline' no.7876/9500, two limited edition Coalport figures; 'Childhood Joys' no.1183/12500 and 'Beatrice at the Garden Party' from the 'Golden Age' series, no.1531/12500, a Capodimonte figure of Giuseppe Armani and a pair of Clarice Cliff Cotswold plates (11). CONDITION REPORT No evidence of restoration, chips, cracks or crazing.
A First Period Worcester miniature teabowl and saucer together with a Caughley example and two others: the former printed in the Royal Lily pattern, open crescent marks, the Caughley printed in the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern, together with two early 19th century examples, [the latter one with cracked saucer and a filled chip].
A Royal Worcester porcelain pot pourri jar and cover and a vase: the former of squat form with pierced domed cover and raised foliate strap work, enamelled with red and yellow Hadley roses, the latter of squat form with raised 'garlic' neck enamelled with a cock pheasant in a landscape, green backstamps and datecodes for 1910 and 1904, 11 and 13 cm high.
An English porcelain plate painted by James Stinton with red legged partridge and signed 'Jas Stinton' within a broad plain border, the reverse titled, no factory mark, 27cm diameter and a Royal Worcester tea plate date code for 1917, painted with a robin by William Powell and signed lower right within feather moulded and gilt borders, puce factory mark and titled, 13cm diameter (2)
A ROYAL WORCESTER HAND PAINTED CABINET PLATE, central decoration depicting a bird with blossom and foliage, a second bird in the distance, scalloped edge with blue band and gilt accents, marks to reverse for 1899, signature indistinct but possible E Johnson as described on paper label remnants to reverse, Dia. 23 cm
Royal Worcester dinner service, Hyde Park pattern, registered 1966, comprising three circular vegetable tureens, width 25cm; a pair of sauce boats on stands; oval meat plate 45cm; two oval service platters; nine dinner plates; nine soup plates; nine dessert plates; and nine tea plates, (45).
A Royal Crown Derby jar and cover painted with sprigs of flowers, a Grainger & Co, Worcester vase modelled as a thistle, the flower in cream and the leaves in pink, printed mark to base and a Coalport figure of a lady from the House of Lancaster, modelled by John Bromley, limited edition no.90/500
A Royal Worcester part dinner and tea service, decorated in the 'Evesham' pattern, comprising tea pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, six cups, two mugs, seven small saucers, seven large saucers, six side plates, six smaller side plates, one circular cake plate, six dinner plates, four fruit bowls, three soup bowls (one a/f with handle missing), five ramekins, salt and pepper shakers, a shell shaped bon bon dish, two small dishes, a small sauce boat and stand, a fruit bowl, a small souffle bowl, two circular serving dishes, three graduated lidded tureens, two oval lidded tureens, an oval dish, and an oval serving platter. (73)
A fine and large John Stinton, Royal Worcester blush ivory porcelain pot pourri and cover, of circular two handled design, moulded with swags, scrolls, and having rococo handles all with gilded highlights, the body painted with four highland cattle amidst a moorland landscape, signed bottom right, with loch landscape verso, puce printed mark with seventeen dots, circa 1908, Rd No 142778, pattern number 1428 and retailer mark for John Ford and Co, 9 Princess Street, Edinburgh, 28 by 36cm.

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