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Five Worcester saucers 1765 - 1775, one printed with circled landscape pattern, one moulded with reeds, one printed with birds in the branches pattern, one painted with mansfield pattern with workmans mark to base, one printed with Fence pattern with man in the moon crescent mark to base, (foot chips to the mansfield pattern saucer) (5)
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A selection of mostly English porcelain, comprising; a Lowestoft coffee cup printed with a rustic scene of figures and cows (large rim chip); a Lowestoft teabowl painted with the Redgrave 'Two-bird' pattern (scratched); a Liverpool polychrome saucer painted with a rose and scattered floral sprigs (scratched); a teabowl and saucer painted in puce and gilt with scattered floral sprigs (scratched); a Derby porcelain saucer dish painted with an elaborate swag border, the reverse painted in iron-red with LMW monogram (crack); and a Wedgwood 'Queensware' oval serving dish (rim chips and wear), various dates 18th and 19th Centuries
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A Spode porcelain armorial plate, painted with the arms of Carruthers of Howmains, Scotland and the motto PROMPTUS ET FIDELIS, within a richly gilt border and gadrooned rim, 23cm diameter, gilt script mark; a Spode plate painted with a vignette of a ruin in a river landscape, the reverse with title Remains of Sir Henry vane's House, Belleau, Lincolnshire, pattern no. 1926, 22.5cm diameter (surface scratching); and a saucer painted with a Chinaman, iron-red script mark (cracked), various dates first half 19th century
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A Royal Worcester coffee cup and saucer, the cup painted with a Ptarmigan, the saucer with a Blackcock by JAS Stinton, black printed marks, date code for 1938; and a Royal Worcester coffee cup and saucer painted with sheep by E. Barker, puce printed marks, date code for 1914 (large chip to saucer)
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A Wanstead House and Gleaner pattern jug, of Dutch shape, printed on one side with an identified view of Wanstead House in Essex and on the other with a rural scene known as the Gleaner pattern, with two floral borders around and inside the neck, height 13.9cm, unmarked, circa 1820-30. See FOB83 for these two patterns on a mug; Coysh & Henrywood 1, pages 60 and 230, for the Wanstead House view on a dessert dish from the "British Scenery" series and on a loving cup; and FOB39, FOB84 and FOB86 for this Gleaner pattern on a saucer, teapot and coffee pot
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A One-Man Chinoiserie pattern jug, of Dutch shape with an angular handle and ochre lining to both handle and rim, printed in blue with the chinoiserie scene beneath a typical border, with a different border featuring alternately slanting stiff leaves around inside the rim, height 18.0cm, unmarked, circa 1795-1810. See Coysh & Henrywood 1, page 337, for this basic pattern on a marked teabowl and saucer by Shorthose & Co, another variant is attributed to Minton; the inner border on this jug is similar to one used by Stevenson
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Two saucers printed in dark blue with American subjects: an Enoch Wood & Sons saucer printed with Washington Standing at His Tomb, diameter 14.6cm, impressed "WOOD" (tiny nick on footrim); and a saucer printed with a titled view of "Baltimore Hospital", diameter 14.9cm, unmarked (rim chip, crack in rim); circa 1820-30. See Arman, "Historical Staffordshire", numbers 191 and 595, for these two patterns
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Selected blue-printed chinoiserie teawares: comprising a Swan and Peacocks pattern teabowl and saucer; a Conversation pattern saucer; a Curling Palm pattern toy teabowl and matching toy plate; two custard cups attributed to Spode with the Long Bridge and Buddleia patterns; and a custard cup with a sheet design of flowering plants; all unmarked, late-18th/early-19th century
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A Meissen porcelain cabinet cup and saucer enamelled in colours with two cupids admiring a picture, on royal blue and gilt decorated ground (crossed swords mark in underglaze blue to base), and a Sevres porcelain cabinet plate decorated with cupids supporting a crown initialled "L", with turquoise and gilt borders, 9.25ins diameter (circular printed mark in blue dated 1844, and red printed mark for Chateau Des Tuileries) (please see lot 78 for image)
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