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Click here to subscribeTwo gilt framed acrylic paintings on board of highland scenes. In the manner of James Skerrett (former Royal Worcester Artist), 17.5cm x 45.5cm (excluding frame) Condition Report: These are unsigned and are late 20th century and are in the manner/style of James Skerrett, not by the artist himself.
A circa 1912 Royal Worcester jug, shape 1507, decorated with roses, puce mark to the underside, h.22cm, together with a circa 1912 Royal Worcester blush ivory specimen vase, shape 1661, decorated with flowers, puce mark to the underside, h.23.5cm, and a further Royal Worcester old ivory jardiniere, decorated with flowers, puce mark to the underside, h.14cm (3)All with slight wear to decoration but otherwise in good condition.
A Pair of Royal Worcester Blush Ware Coral Formed Ewers; together with a Wedgwood butterfly lustre bowl; two similar Devon Lustrine pieces; and four Royal Doulton figures including "Granny's Shawl", HN1647 etc. (two trays)Royal Worcester - one ewer cracked across the top back rim, gilt wear to both.Lustre pieces all crazed, no damage or repair.
Four Royal Worcester ltd ed figures - 'Sweetest Valentine', 'Belle of the Ball', 'The Fairest Rose' and 'Queen of Hearts', to/w two other Royal Worcester figures from the 'Upstairs, Downstairs' series 'The Lady of the House' and 'The Gentleman of the House', and three other Continental figures (9)
Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' boxed cream jug to/w crescent pickle dish, pepperette, cased set of six tea knives and a cased pair of ep salad servers - both sets with Crown Derby china handles; lot also includes various Victorian and later Royal Worcester dishes, coffee cans and saucers, Herend tablespoon large cut glass bowl etc (box)
Collection of Victorian and later commemorative mugs, to include Queen Victoria 1887 Jubilee cup, Rd No. 64761, Royal Doulton Victory and Peace mug, 1919, Rd 666159, Royal Doulton King Edward VII blue transfer coronation, Royal Doulton 1937 George Coronation, Harrods Limited Rulers Of An Empire on Which The Sun Never Sets, Royal Worcester Victory in the Gulf, two Shelley examples, Spode limited edition Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee etc in two boxes
A Royal Worcester blush ivory dish decorated with sprays of flowers, 23cms diameter; together with another 20cms diameter; a pair of 19th century chocolate pots with gilt and floral decoration; a 19th century Newhall type slop bowl and Doulton Burslem teapot and cover with floral decoration and matching cream jug.
Two 1980's Doulton character jugs- 'the march hare' (D6776 boxed) 'the cook and the cheshire cat' (D6842), together with two Royal Albert, Beatrix Potter characters 'lady mouse' and 'Mrs. Titlemouse' (boxed) a Royal Worcester figurine 'Wednesday's child' 17cm tall (boxed) and two miniature models of cottages by Fraser Creations. (boxed)
Various ceramics to include a 19th century Royal Worcester dragon vase, a Susie Cooper fern pattern plate 25cm diameter, a pair of Austrian pink and gilt twin handled vases decorated with cherubs, a Grecian style single handled vase, a Rossa of Cashel vase, a Royal Dux bottle vase and a Westerwald jug (qty)
A cased set of Royal Worcester jewelled ware coffee/tea cups and saucers (set of six - one cup missing) together with a set of six Aynsley cups and four saucers with cobalt blue and gilt decoration the cups with silver holders and a white metal bowl in the Middle Eastern manner decorated with birds and animals and inscribed to base "Presented to Mrs Peggy Marr, President of the Little Theatre of Tehran by Troy Shelby, Doris Shelby, Gene Temple, Ken Cairn Cunningham, George Creer, Ivy Creer, James Hardman, A Gehasarieh, members of the Executive Committee 1956" CONDITION REPORTS Aynsley cups: one cup has a large chip to the inside rim, another has a hairline fracture which is discoloured running all the way from the rim to near the base and another has hairline fractures running up from the base. The other three show signs of discolouration to the interiors. All have their silver holders. One is very loose, the others vary from being quite tight to ok. The five saucers all have general wear. All items have wear to the gilding etc. The Worcester coffee cans: one can missing. Otherwise all have general wear and tear to include some losses to the gilding, one cup in particular has losses to the tip of the handle. Otherwise surface scratches etc, in need of a clean, cases are broken variously, general wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more detail
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