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Click here to subscribeA small collection of miscellaneous items, to include a Royal Worcester Chinaworks shell dish, and early 19th century tea bowl, a Royal Crown Derby jug in the Royal Antoinette pattern, ironstone hydra jug etcCondition report: Small black jug – chipped.Floral jar & cover – cracked.Worcester white shell – cracked.Spode dish & cover – lid cracked.Small Chinese tea bowl – cracked.Otherwise OK.
A Royal Crown Derby vase, of ovoid form, on a red ground with raised floral decoration and twin gilt handles, printed Royal Crown Derby mark verso, numbered 3160767, h.18cm (lacking cover); together with a circa 1900 Royal Worcester blush ivory twin handled vase; another Worcester vase; and a Worcester pail (4)
A Victorian Staffordshire blue & white printed tureen and cover, 21cm, together with stoneware specimen vase, two boxed Royal Worcester bone china pin trays, one other by Aynsley, and a pocket hip flask (6)Condition report: Tureen – crack to the rim and several chips, crazed to the interior, some discolouration, overall poor condition.
Eight pieces of Victorian Royal Worcester blush ivory wares, all decorated with hand painted flowers, comprising two pieces dating from 1894, a tall vase, numbered in puce 'Rd No. 147102' and '1449', 14 by 32cm high, and a smaller vase bearing puce numbers to its base 'Rd No 206268' and '1620', 11 by 22cm high, and a water jug, dating from 1889, 10 by 6.5 by 15cm high, with repair to its spout, five cabinet plates, each decorated with different flowers, 22 by 2.5cm high. (8)
19th century Royal Worcester, banc de chine, Chinese dragon tea pot, raised marks to base The tea pot is in excellent condition, there is a chip on the underside of one footThe teapot is 13cm x 13cm, diameter from nose to tail is approximatley 21cm. Height including handle is approximatley 20cm.
A Royal Worcester Rose pot-pourri vase painted by Ethel Spilsbury, pierced cover and liner, date code for 1925, painted with daffodils and violets in the Hadley style, shape no. 2048, 25cm high Condition Report: Monday 2 November- amendment- please note Restored to finial. It looks like though the entire finial may have been off- and reattached. Some rubbing to gilding Condition Report Disclaimer
Modern decorative ceramics including a Royal Crown Derby Cloisonne pattern tea set, graduated set of three Dubarry Limoges ashtrays, pair of Royal Worcester ashtrays for Thomas Goode, Japanese eggshell teaset red ground. (quantity) Condition Report: Generally fair to good condition- little use. Condition Report Disclaimer
A 19th century ironstone twin handled tray with blue and white printed detail depicting a variant of the willow scene, length 40cm, together with a Royal Worcester 'Roanoke' pattern tea for two service.Additional InformationChip to the spout of the milk jug, general wear, light scratches throughout.
KITTY BLAKE FOR ROYAL WORCESTER; a trumpet vase painted with roses inside gilt border, green marks to base, height 23cm, together with a similar smaller vase, height 13cm, and a Royal Worcester blush ivory jug (3).Additional InformationMinimal wear to each, the small vase has a V-shaped piece which has been broken out at the top, the blush ivory ewer has had a large piece broken from the neck which has been crudely reglued.
JOHN STINTON FOR ROYAL WORCESTER; a large ceramic jardiniere painted with Highland cattle in landscape setting, signed to rim, puce factory marks, height 20cm, diameter 26.5cm.Additional InformationNumerous scratches to the inside of the rim and bowl, wear to the gilding in parts, very minimal wear/nibbles to the gilt joining rim, the largest approx 1mm in size, otherwise good with no other faults.
ROYAL WORCESTER; six hand painted cabinet cups and saucers decorated with fruit, various artists to include Ricketts, W.H. Austin, Everett, etc.Additional InformationMinimal wear to the gilding especially in the centre of the saucers where the cups sit. The Austin saucer does not ring true, there are no hair line cracks but the piece is heavily crazed. The Ponelle and Rushton cups do not ring true, again there are no visible hair lines on the pieces.The date codes are not matching. Diameter of saucers 9.7cm.
ROYAL WORCESTER; two porcelain cabinet plates painted in enamels with birds, ‘Blue Tit’ and ‘Yellow Bunting’, both signed by W. Powell, with gilt rims, printed marks and further inscribed ‘Henry Morgan & Co Limited Colonial House Montreal’, diameter 23.6cm, and a saucer, ‘Thrush’, signed by E. Townsey, with the same mark (3).Additional InformationAll rings true, some scratches and losses to decoration including to head of thrush on saucer.
ROYAL WORCESTER; a five piece blush ivory dressing table set with floral decoration, puce factory marks to base, together with three 19th century and later wine glasses, including an example with an engraved bowl, raised on air twist single knop stem, height 15cm (8) (af).Additional InformationBoth the air twist glasses are af, the bell bowl example with two large pieces which have been broken out and crudely glued back in, the second example with large chips to the foot rim, the blush ivory set is also af with both of the candlesticks being broken at the base and crudely glued, one also has a hairline crack running across the base, circular bowl missing its cover and also chipped and cracked. The ring tidy is chipped, the lidded bowl appears fine with minimal wear.
THOMAS LOCKYER FOR ROYAL WORCESTER; two hand painted cabinet plates with scalloped edges depicting fruit, signed to rim, puce factory to base, diameter 22cm (2).Additional InformationThe example with the pear has a crack running through the centre of the piece, also hair line crack to the rim, crazing. The example with apples appears fine with very minimal wear.
A Royal Albert 'American Beauty' six-setting tea service comprising six cups, six saucers, teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, two Carlton Ware preserve pots with applied floral decoration, a Locke & Son Worcester blush bowl of small proportions and a Limoges six-setting coffee set decorated with a faux bark design comprising six cups, saucers, coffee pot, milk jug and lidded sugar bowl. CONDITION REPORT American beauty - all good teapot has a few firing creases under the giltLock & Co - rubbed (Worcester)Limoges - saucers paint rubbed, silver edge rubbedcoffee pot lid rubbed
A quantity of ceramics to include modern Minton 'Pugin's Proverbs' Christmas place setting, a 19th century Royal Worcester plate centre painted with flowers within a gilt and blue leaf border and various Continental ceramics including vases, tazzas, candlesticks, etc (20). CONDITION REPORT Vases: both lids with knops missing, rubbing to gilding and loose on bases. Small floral basket has large chip to rim, chips to flowers and leaves, gilt rubbed. Large floral basket has chips to flowers and leaves, minor losses and chips, chip to rim repainted.
A Royal Worcester twin-handled vase of bulbous form painted with roses on a cream ground within green and gilt borders, signed H Martin, green mark to base dated 1907, no.121/1567, height not including lid 18cm (lid af). CONDITION REPORT Lid present but in pieces and for restoration. Signature H Martin
Four large Coalport limited edition figures from the 'Four Flowers' collection to include 'Carnation', 'Lily', 'Iris' and 'Rose', each no.5865/12,500 and a Royal Worcester limited edition figure sculpted by N Stevens 'The Last Waltz', no.4400/12500 (5). CONDITION REPORT No obvious damage or repairsno certificates or original boxes
Three Royal Worcester specimen plates made in 1948 for the Maharaja of Baroda, Sir Pratap Singh Rao Gaekwad, three cups and saucers and a plate from the set made 1946-48 for the Maharaja of Patiala, Sir Yadavinder Singh, a trial teacup with a hand-painted portrait of Sultan Qaboos Bin Said of Oman and a plate with green marble ground and Middle Eastern crest, also possibly made for the Sultan of Oman (12)
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