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Click here to subscribeRoyal Worcester Tea/Dinner Service 'Contessa', comprising tea pot, milk jug, lidded sugar bowl, six cups and saucers, 6 coffee cups and saucers, six dinner plates, six side plates, six salad plates, 6 bowls, two lidded casserole dishes, oval vegetable dish, gravy boat and saucer, oval platter and bread and butter plate.
Coalport Tea Service, comprising six cups, saucers and side plates, a milk jug and sugar bowl. White ground with blue pattern to top and gilt trim. Together With - Royal Worcester 'Royal Garden' Tea Set, comprising tea pot, sugar bowl, milk jug, 12 cups, saucers and side plates, bread and butter plate. All in white ground with roses and foliage design and gilt trim.
A pair of Royal Worcester figural sweetmeat dishesmodelled by James Hadley, after Kate Greenaway, in the white picked out in gilt, with a young girl and boy leaning on a tree bough before oversize baskets, 6 5/8in. (17.5cm.) wide, impressed and printed marks, shape no. 775 and 776, c.1880. (2) *The boy with tiny nibble/slice to left hand side of hat, otherwise good with very light rubbing.
The Coronation of King George VI 1937- a Paragon Coronation loving cup with two gilt lion handles, Edward VIII print beneath to base, 3¼in. (8.25cm.) high; together with a 1937 Coronation shaving mug; a pair of Edward VIII Coronation plates; two Sark Millennium commemorative Aynsley plates; and a Royal Worcester Millennium plate. (7) *Good condition, with no faults.
BOSCOBEL BROADSIDE to the memory of Richard Pendrill. S Gamage & W Pendrill, Worcester, 31st July 1756. 390 mm x 275 mm.Richard Pendrill, known as 'Trusty Dick', together with his five brothers, conducted Charles II from the Royal Oak at Boscobel to the house of Mr Whitgreaves of Mosely. After the Restoration, to reward his loyalty, the King settled an annuity of £100 on him and his heirs for ever. Framed and glazed.With a small file of research papers (2)
ROYAL WORCESTER; a limited edition model 'The Final Flight of Concorde', no.375/450, length 37cm.Condition Report: The figure has possibly been broken off the stand and glued back as there is dried glue around the edge of the stand, although no apparent damage surrounding this. Otherwise good condition.
ROYAL WORCESTER; a 'Silver Viceroy' pattern part dinner and tea service comprising two tureens and covers, an oval platter, six dinner plates, a cake stand, a teapot and cover, six tea cups and six saucers, five coffee cans and five saucers, six soup bowls and six saucers, six side plates, six dessert plates, six bowls, a milk jug and a sugar bowl with cover.Condition Report: Very slight surface scratches to plates through use but generally good condition.
ROYAL WORCESTER: five figures comprising 'Queen Victoria' no.752/4500, 'A Tribute to her Gracious Majesty Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother' no.4766/7500, 'Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother' in her Coronation robes, no.36/4500, 'The Order of the Garter', no.159/4500, 'Mary Queen of Scots' no.1415/4500, each in oval wooden plinth base and with outer cardboard box.Condition Report: All in good condition with the exception of Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother in pink dress which has a large crack running through the figure.
ROYAL WORCESTER; six figures comprising 'The Maiden of Dana' no.396/7500, 'Golden Girl of the May' no.396/7500, 'The Daughter of Erin' no.396/7500, 'The Chalice of Love' no.277/7500, 'Summer Solstice' no 192/7500, 'The Princess of Tara' no.2777/7500, each boxed.Condition Report: All in good condition with no chips cracks or restoration.
ROYAL WORCESTER; a blush ivory potpourri vase and cover, hand painted with sprays of roses, model no.165/H1554, height 19.5cm.Condition Report: Generally good condition with only light rubbing to gilding here and there, the lid is perhaps slightly smaller than the aperture of the main body.
Royal Worcester fruit decorated pot pourri jar, ovoid form decorated with apples and cherries, black printed mark, numbered H/277, height 13cm (NB: Condition is NOT noted in catalogue descriptions. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).
Royal Worcester fruit decorated oval dish, decorated with apples and grapes, signed Freeman, black printed mark, 25.5cm (NB: Condition is NOT noted in catalogue descriptions. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).
Three Royal Worcester fruit decorated pin dishes, the largest decorated with apples and cherries, signed, 11cm diameter; the smaller example with similar decoration, 9cm; and the smallest decorated with apples and grapes, 7cm, all by the same hand (NB: Condition is NOT noted in catalogue descriptions. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).
A Royal Worcester Beaufort pattern dinner service, comprising two handled vegetable dish and cover, oval serving plate, sauce boat on stand, pair of oval serving dishes, eight dinner plates, eight side plates, eight soup dishes, eight fruit bowls, eight coffee cans and saucers, first quality
A quantity of English ceramics, including a Staffordshire hollow cast figure of Reverend John Wesley, 22cm high; Staffordshire model of a zebra, 12cm high; a Copeland and Garrett 'Tobacco Leaf' breakfast cup and saucer, pattern 2061; 18th century Worcester imari coffee cup; Derby coffee cup, circa 1795, pattern 178, painted with a Neoclassical design, puce factory mark; a pair of Derby potpourri vases and covers, pink and gilt grounds, with pineapple finial and four grotesque marks, the base with four paw feet, iron red factory mark, a small footed imari bowl, 6cm diameter; a small desk inkwell with three candleholders, purple and gilt with white flowers applied in relief around the well; small floral encrusted pot pourri vase (handles missing); a Coalport chamber stick, dark blue ground with gilt dots and stars, painted with panels of flowers, 8cm high; a pair of Derby campagna vases, painted with single panels of fruit in the manner of Thomas Steele, iron red mark, 16.5cm high; pair of Staffordshire shredded clay sheep, pair of small seated cats on cushions, with silver lustre spots and copper bows and a Royal Worcester 'French Cook' candle snuffer. Sold together with a Lladro model of a cow.Condition:John Wesley - Outstretched hand restoredZebra - one ear missing, the other re-glued.Copeland breakfast cup and saucer - Saucer with Y crack.Worcester coffee cup - broken into pieces and re-glued.Derby coffee cup - no damages, some gilt wear.Pair of Derby pot pourri vases - 1. Cover fully restored. Staining and crazing to the interior of the vase with gilt loss to the upper rim. Chips to the inside of the rim. 2. Cover broken into pieces and very crudely repaired. Staining and crazing to the interior. No apparent damage the vase.Imari footed tea bowl - gilding loss.Inkstand/candleholder - breakages to relief flowers.Small pot pourri vase - handles broken, flowers chipped and broken.Coalport chamber stick - Extinguisher holder broken.Derby campagna vases - 1. 1 handle broken (but present), the other crudely repaired. Large repaired break to the foot rim. 2. 1 handle restored. Gildiong wear. Lots of speckling and kiln dust to the interior. Small nibble to foot rim.
A pair of Royal Worcester figures of 'Morning Dew' and 'Evening Dew', late 19th century, the coloured enamel figures modelled as semi-nude females pouring water from amphora vases, printed mark to one figure, 40cm high (2)Condition:Figure 1 (pink dress) restoration to centre of column and leafy base, appears to have been broken off at some point. Heavy gilding wear. Please see images.2 - no damages or repairs.
A Royal Worcester set of six coffee cups and six saucers, pattern 2799, dated 1935, claret red ground with a lemon yellow border, printed and hand coloured with flowers, printed factory mark (12)Condition:No damages or repairs. Some light crazing to a couple of the undersides of the cups and around the rims of two saucers.
A Royal Worcester ‘Duke of Gloucester’ tea and dinner service, circa 1997, decorated with fruit and insects, taken from pieces held in the museum at Worcester. Comprising eleven teacups, eleven saucers, six sideplates, 16.5cm diameter, a teapot and cover, a spare cover for a coffee pot, a spoon tray, twin-handled sucrier and cover, cream jug, eleven medium plates, 20cm diameter, ten dinner plates, 28cm diameter, gravy boat with stand, an oval platter, 36.5cm wide, a cabbage leaf mask-head jug, 22.5cm high and a shell-shaped dish, 31cm wide, printed factory marks and gold crescents.This reproduced pattern is seemingly scarce in the UK market.
A Royal Worcester vase, the main body decorated by John Stinton with a pair of Highland cattle in a landscape, the narrow neck with gilded foliate decoration, the base similarly decorated, date marked for 1911 together with gilded cover (cover damaged) 32.5 cm high together with an associated Chinese carved hardwood stand CONDITION REPORTS The lid has a chip to the finial and a badly repaired break to the edge. Finial has been off and repaired badly. Hairline crack to the main body as well as various chips. The vase itself has the odd firing fault. Otherwise general wear and tear to include dirt, some light surface scratches/marks including one to the rocks that the cows are stood on. Otherwise general wear and tear to include some loss to the gilding etc - see images for more details
A mixed lot to include La Regenta Canary Islands Tobacco box containing a small quantity of pharmaceutical glass bottles of various shapes and sizes, a pair of Swift Sports Star 7x35SCF Model No.712 binoculars, an early 20th century mahogany cash box, a set of six Royal Worcester 'Evesham Gold' pastry forks, an Arthur Price glass and metal preserve pot, a La Fama cigar box containing various pharmaceutical lenses and other equipment, and a boxed gold and silver weighing set.
ROYAL WORCESTER; six blanc de Chine items comprising four small cornucopias on naturalistic rocky bases, with green back stamps, shell-form dish raised on three shell feet, with green back stamp, numbered 180 and a shell-form triangular-shaped bowl, to three feet, with black 'Grainger & Co Worcester' stamp, height of largest 7cm (6).
Various mixed decorative pottery to include Royal Worcester 'Evesham' pattern cake knife and cake tray, both boxed, Masons 'Brocade' pattern potpourri jar, a Paragon thirteen-piece 'Garden Rose' pattern coffee set comprising six cans, saucers and one square plate, a Coalport Country Ware white teapot, cup and saucer in a cabbage leaf pattern, together with three blue glazed lidded apothecary/chemist jars with descriptive panels to the front, each with pottery liner, etc.
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