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Click here to subscribeLocke & Co, Worcester : sugar sifter signed W. Stinton, pattern no 1020/pheasant 14cm h and a gilt and blush pot pourri bowl and cover decorated with floral sprays ,244, and pierced neck and knop 16.5cm h together with a Royal Worcester porcelain vase with painted peacock 1897/5054, height 14cm.
A selection of ceramics to include 2 x Royal Worcester figurines modelled by James Hadley 'Sorrow' and 'Joy' signed to base 2/57 25cm h, 2 x Royal Doulton figurines, Southern Belle HN2229, Goody Two Shoes HN2937, a Crown Staffordshire figure group modelled by T. Bayley 32cm w and a Lambeth stoneware jug marked to base 1877. (5).
A collection 178 Thimbles to include one silver Birmingham M.Kamin & Co 1983, 3 x Wedgwood, 5 x Royal Worcester, 12 x Robertson Jam, 24 x mixed wooden/glass/metal and 133 China. (178). Notice from the the-saleroom.com: These items are listed on the basis they are illustrative of a bygone culture in which there were different social norms. We understand the potential controversy surrounding this type of item but believe that providing transparent information about historical context fosters greater understanding of our complex cultural history.
Selection of hand painted ceramics to include a large Caverswall Bowl signed by M. Grant 'Chelsea' 26.5cm d, Caverswall plate 28cm d, a Royal Worcester Heritage Collection Pot Pourri jar, 2 x yellow floral Bough Pots with Rams head handles 13cm h, a Wedgwood Ginger Jar Hathaway Rose 15cm h and a Planter by Anna Weatherley Designs. (7).
Royal Worcester pink moustache cup, Christopher Dresser style, beaded decoration, gilded decoration, ribbon and bow style handle, with 'CW' monogram, with backstamp, together with a pink saucer, unmarked (2). Displays well, though the cup has a few faint hairline cracks and surface wear also.
COLLECTION OF CERAMIC FIGURINES including Royal Doulton: Alexandra, HN3286, Country Rose, HN3221, Sunday Best, HN2698, Thank You, HN3390, Royal Worcester 'Lady Elizabeth' limited edition number 1734 in The Fashionable Victorians, Coalport: 'Millennium Debut', limited edition number 5672, complete with COA and '21 Today' (7)Provenance: private collection CardiffComments: all unboxed, all appear undamaged, inspection advised
ASSORTED GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURINES, including Meissen style allegorical figural group of ‘farming’, pair Sitzendorf figures of rustics, pair of Naples style figures of milkmaid and companion, pair of Royal Worcester figures ‘Gallant’ and ‘Gallant’s Lady’ (one with reglued head) etc. (12)Provenance: private collection CardiffComments: chips and nicks, minor restoration, inspection advised
Five Royal Worcester coffee cups & saucers, marked beneath "Rd No. 608482" and factory marks, all of small proportions, together with a Dresden covered urn, underglaze blue factory mark beneath, 12cm. high, a Crown Staffordshire cup and bud vase, factory marks beneath, 4cm. & 6.5cm. high, an unmarked porcelain urn and a vase with floral decoration, 9.5cm. & 10cm. high. (15)
Four Royal Worcester limited edition figurines, depicting British monarchs; King Henry VIII, 131/4500, Queen Elizabeth I, 1019/4500, Queen Victoria, 183/4500, and Queen Elizabeth II, 154/4500, with original plinths / stands and certificates of authenticity, together with the Splendour at Court brochure. Condition:There are no signs of crazing, chips, cracks or restorations.
A beautiful bone china plate created to commemorate the bicentennial of the United States' independence. The plate is decorated with a cobalt blue eagle on a branch surrounded by small red flowers. Issued as a limited edition of 10,000, this plate is number 147.Royal Worcester backstamp. Issued: 1976Dimensions: 1"H x 10.75"dia. Manufacturer: Royal WorcesterCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Beautiful set of elegant porcelain dinner plates. Each features a pink color design with a gold ornate pattern and a floral center. Each plate measures: 1''H x 10.5''dia. Royal Worcester backstamp. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Royal WorcesterCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
A ROYAL RED CROSS MEDAL 2ND CLASS ATTRIBUTED TO SISTER GARDENER. A Royal Red Cross Medal 2nd class in silver attributed to Sister Gardner later Mrs Dredge A.R.R.C. A letter dated 9th September 1919 from the Military Hospital, Worcester reads 'She has acted as matron to this hospital for a period of two years, during which time I have been Officer in Charge, & has shown administrative ability of a high order. For a great part of the time this hospital has been equipped with 121 beds and her duties have been arduous and trying, but they have always been discharged conscientiously and with zeal and efficiency'. In Garrard and Co. case of issue. With copied research including a photograph of the recipient. *CR Case showing some sign of age. Generally good.
Three 20th century pieces of Royal Worcester porcelain; each signed by W. Powell comprising of a tankard painted with a Chaffinch sitting on a branch, 6cm high, bearing puce mark for 1935; two three handled tygs, one painted with a Kingfisher, dated for 1919; the other decorated with a Swallow, dated for 1911, each 4cm high. all in good condition , no chips, cracks or restoration
Three Royal Doulton figures to include Wendy HN3109 , Maureen HN1770 & Footless HN1680 , together with Two Royal Worcester figures Sunshine and Sweet Anne by F.G Doughty Condition: Maureen broken in half and glued, Sunshine head off and reglued. others in Good condition , no chips, cracks or restoration.
A collection of mixed ceramics to include; mid to late 20th century or modern Japanese or Chinese miniature vases, various designs and models, inc. double gourd and baluster shapes, some marked underside, 60s onwards, together with other ceramics inc. Continental figures; some Goss Ware miniatures; Franklin Mint items; modern Royal Doulton and Royal Worcester figure; Viola jug in Deco style (a/f); Noritake dish; studio pottery jug and others. (Q) Some items with damage or loss and age related wear.
A Royal Worcester small cup and saucer, hand painted by A. Watkins, decorated with a Peacock and branches with heavily gilt detail, no. 9006, together with a Royal Worcester trumpet shaped vase, decorated with hand painted fruit and leaves, gilt ground and detail, signed by K. Blake, no. G 923, approx. 22.8cm high. (2) Both in good condition, no signs of damage, only minor loss to gilding, slight crazing and general wear.
Three 20th century Royal Worcester lidded porcelain trinket boxes; each signed by W. Powell comprising of a box with decorated with a wagtail, bearing puce mark for 1940, 4cm high and two smaller examples, one with a bullfinch, dated 1934 and other decorated with a chaffinch, dated 1938, each 2.5cm high, all in good condition , no chips, cracks or restoration
Harry Williams Adams, Impressionistische Flusspartieaus locker bewölktem Himmel fällt das warme rote Abendlicht auf das Türkis des sich durch herbstliche Waldlandschaft schlängelnden Flusses, mit energischem, breitem Pinselduktus erfasste, spontane landschaftliche Impression mit gelungener Farbgebung, Öl auf Leinwand, links unten signiert "HARRY W. ADAMS" sowie datiert "[18]99", rückseitig Etikett der Hannoveraner Galerie Bauer mit Annotationen zum Künstler, in ansehnlichem Jugendstilrahmen, Falzmaße ca. 41 x 61 cm. Künstlerinfo: Harry Williams Adams (1868 Worcester bis 1947?), engl. Landschaftsmaler und Keramikzeichner, achtjährige Tätigkeit als Dekorateur der Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory, anschließend Studium an der Académie Julian in Paris, Aufenthalte in der Schweiz, erlangte Bekanntheit als Maler von Winter- und Berglandschaften, ab 1896 Ausstellungen in der Royal Academy sowie der Royal British Academy, in dieser auch Mitglied, Quelle: Benezit, Cornwall Artists Index, ArtUK.
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