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Click here to subscribeDR WALL; an 18th century Worcester blue and white tea cup and associated saucer, together with a Royal Worcester blush ivory trinket box and cover, Wilkingtons commemorative mug designed by Laura Knight and a Gibson & Sons Art Ware bowl (5).Condition Report: Bowl with surface scratches and wear to the gilding, light glaze crazing. Minor staining to mug, glaze faults and scratches to saucer.
A mixed lot of ceramics, including Doulton Slaters Patent jardinière, diameter 19cm, a large Wedgwood jardinière, diameter 26cm, with two further pieces of Wedgwood, also a pair of Japanese vases, height 18cm (one af), a pair of Pratt plates, a Royal Doulton figure HN1934 'Autumn Breezes' and a Royal Worcester cake stand (10).
Three trays of china to include: two trays of Wedgwood English bone china 'Devon Sprays' design items; bowls, plates, milk jug, sugar bowl, teacups and saucers etc, Royal Worcester 'Astley' ramekins, Royal Doulton 'Mystic Dawn' and Minton 'Marlow' oval dishes, Swiss Weiningen Art pottery floral rectangular dish, Royal Worcester and Paragon floral plates etc. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Royal Worcester 1144 blush ivory ewer on square base decorated with Bacchus, flowers and foliage. 28.5cm approx. Together with a Royal China Works Worcester 251 blush ivory bottle vase with reticulated and pierced designs, hand painted with birds within a landscape. 37cm high approx. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT) Bottle vase is badly broken at the top in the pierced area with some losses. Ewer vase appears good with no obvious damage, minor wear in places.
Tray of miniature dollshouse mostly china items to include: Royal Worcester 'Enchantment' plates, Mason's cup, Spode plates and cups, Coalport miniature teaset, jug, mug etc, Hammersley dresser jug, Newhall cup and saucer, Coalport 'Willow' teapot, sugar bowl etc, two miniature glass jugs etc.(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Four Royal Doulton bone china figurines to include: 'A Lady from Williamsburg', 'Maureen', 'Florence' and 'Vivienne'. Together with a Royal Worcester Old Country Ways 'The Shepherdess' and Coalport 'Dearest Rose'. (6) (B.P. 21% + VAT) A Lady from Williamsburg has minor paint loss to skirt, otherwise some are a bit grubby, but no obvious damage.
Two Royal Worcester Dessert plates, painted with fruit. One painted with apples and strawberries, the other painted with peaches, strawberries and grapes, each with a pink, cobalt blue and raised gilt borders. Signed R Sebright.Date: Circa 1912 Size: 22cm diameter Condition: In good condition, no damage or restoration.
A 19thC Crown Derby porcelain vase, of pear shaped form, decorated with birds and flowers, gilt heightened, printed mark, 11cm high, together with a Royal Worcester dish circa 1926, decorated with fish on a blue ground, printed mark, 8cm wide, and a Royal Albert Beatrix Potter figure of Timmy Willie Sleeping. (3)
A decorative plate of Margaret Thatcher, third conservative term as Prime Minister June 1987, handpainted by Connie Greenwood 1987, a Worcester plate, decorated with the Right Honourable Margaret Thatcher, and a Royal Crown Derby plate decorated 10 Years as Prime Minister 79-89, and 30 Years as Member of Parliament for Finchley 59-98, limited edition number 172/650.
Pair of Royal Worcester fruit painted cabinet plates, by Harry Ayrton, serpentine outlines with gilt edge, diameter 22.5cm. Qty: 2 Condition report:1. (apples) No damage or restoration, paint surface is good, one very small paint scratch to the border near 2 o'clock.2. (peaches) No damage or restoration, paint surface with one small surface scratch near 8 o'clock. Additional images have been uploaded to the lot page on our website for you to view.
Pair of Royal Worcester fruit painted cabinet plates, circular with gilt gadrooned serpentine edge, one signed Freeman one signed Telford, diameter 27cm.Qty: 2Condition report:Freeman; second quality (scratched cross to the back), no damage or restoration, paint surface is good. Both plates are 27cm.Telford; no damage or restoration, paint surface is good.
Pair of Royal Worcester fruit painted cabinet plates, by Harry Ayrton, serpentine outline with gilt edge, diameter 27cm.Qty: 2Condition report:Plate 1 (peaches) - very good condition, no damage or restoration, paint surface is very good with minimal surface wear.Plate 2 (pears) - very good condition, no damage or restoration, paint surface is goo with one very small scratch to the lower left (doesnt affect any fruit)
Royal Worcester, a vase painted with Peacocks by J Flexman, dated 1920, 15cm.Condition report:An underglaze pinpoint nick to the edge of the baseline, but otherwise in very good condition, no hairlines, chips, or restoration. Some fine crazing lines to the underside of the base but none evident to the vase walls or interior.
A Royal Worcester "Connoisseur Collection" porcelain candle snuffer depicting Elizabeth I, approximately 10cm high, another of Cardinal Wolsey, (no.29/500, with certificate) and seven others depicting Henry VIII and his six wives, (no apparent chips, cracks or damage), (all boxed), with a Halcyon Days Enamels "It had to be you" pill box, (10).
A group of five Royal Worcester fish models: "Yellow Grunt" no.3576, 15cm high, "Four-eyed Fish" no.3573, 14cm high, "Sergeant Major" no.3575, 11.5cm high, "Spade Fish" no.3579, 13cm high and "Red Hind" no.3572, 14cm high, (no visible cracks, chips, damage or repairs), all by Ronald van Ruyckevelt, (5).
A Collection of Royal Worcester Green Dragon Pattern Teawares to comprise Two Bachelors Teapots, Milk Jug, Sugar Bowl, Hot Water Pot, Two Cups, Saucers and Side Plates together with a Crown Staffordshire Part Dragon Tea Set to Comprise Three Cups, Six Saucers, Side Plates, Milk Jug and a Sugar Bowl with Further Coalport Dragon Decorated Items to include Cabinet Cup and Saucer, Lidded Pots and a Twin Handled Dish (Condition Issues to Some Pieces)
Edward Thompson Davis (1833-1867)'Learning by Heart'oil on board20 x 15cmWorcester-born Thompson Davis was a genre painter, who had studied at both the Birmingham School of Design and the Worcester School of Design. He went on to exhibit twenty works at the Royal Academy, but the majority of his work was via commissions for wealthy collectors, particularly those living in or near his native Worcester. In 1866, he travelled to Rome to study, but died there at the age of just 34 during a cholera outbreak.The artist’s limited output has meant he has not perhaps had the critical acclaim he deserves, but his technical skill and the sensitive handling of his subjects places him amongst the great Victorian artists.Condition Reportoverall: 36.5 x 29.5cmThe painting is executed in oil on a small wooden panel. The support and paint layers are in an excellent condition overall. The varnish is clear, even and glossy. Under UV light, no retouching shows.
A group of decorative ceramics including a Royal Worcester blush ivory scallop moulded dish, a mid 19th century Staffordshire jug dated 1842 and various other floral decorated wares.Condition Report: There is a hairline to the large jug. Chip to edge of blush ivory Royal Worcester moulded dish,. Hairlines to the 2 round bowls.
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