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Lot 20
A Royal Worcester flat back jug decorated with handpainted roses with foliage behind, possibly painted by Farley but unsigned, puce mark with datecode for 1919, shape 1094 height 10cm together with a similar blush ivory flat back jug with a spray of spring flowers, puce mark with datecode for 1903 (2)
Lot 76
A late 19th Century Royal Worcester squat ewer designed by Charlie Baldwin and decorated with a brown owl perched upon a branch with crows flying into the distance, the handle formed as a gilt dragon, green print mark with datecode for 1885 alongside red script January 4th 1886, height 10cm, restored
Lot 68
A Royal Worcester white glazed porcelain sweetmeat dish, the bowl moulded with scallop shells and bullrushes, raised on a dolphin stem and circular foot, impressed mark, 11cm high, a Graingers Worcester porcelain vase modelled as a water lily, 98/G, printed mark, 8cm high, and a pottery charger, early 19th century, transfer decorated in blue and white with Buddhist emblems, 41cm diameter. (3)
Lot 241
Doris Lindner (Welsh, 1896 -1979) mid 20th Century animalier bronzed sculpture study of two recumbent Bulldogs, signed D. Lindner 26 cms x 12 cms. Doris Lindner was born in Llanyre in Radnorshire, South Wales in 1896. She studied sculpture at St. Martin's School of Art in London, the British Academy in Rome and at Calderon's Animal School in London. Both her Abstract Sculpture and her Art Deco models were exhibited in Heals store in London in the 1920's. Porcelain models of dogs and small animals were also commissioned by Royal Worcester. In 1948, Doris Lindner modelled Princess Elizabeth on Tommy, which was issued as the very first equestrian model establishing her fine art reputation, a plaster Maquette being commissioned for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 by Selfridges of London.
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