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Click here to subscribeAntique French Napoleonic 24 Piece Porcelain Cup and Saucer Set. Each cup with portraits of dignified figures and titled to base. Minor rubbing to gilt on a few pieces otherwise good condition. Cup measures 2-1/4" H x 3-1/2" Dia., saucers measures 5-5/8" Dia. Shipping $62.00 (estimate $400-$600)
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A Worcester porcelain blue and white coffee cup and saucer, with a vertically fluted body between two banks of floral decoration, in the St Cloud type pattern, circa 1760, crescent marks to base and a First period Western tea bowl and saucer, blue and white in the Delft Onion pattern, crescent marks to base, 2 4/8 diameter
Royal Worcester; two cabinet cups and saucers, the first set painted with pheasants, signed J A Stinton, with puce marks to bases, the second set painted with cattle, signed H Stinton, both with puce marks to bases, height of cups approx 4.7cm, diameter of saucers approx 9.6cm. CONDITION REPORT Crazing to both cups, rubbing and scratching to the gilding of both saucer centres, general pitting, minor surface abrasions to the glazes throughout. The cattle painted saucer with three rough indentations/scratches to the underside.
A group of ERB Ceramics (Ernest Roy Booth, ex Royal Worcester artist) with painted fruit decoration including a miniature tea set, cup and saucer and a dish along with a similar cup and saucer with pheasant pattern, comes with original sales receipt and biography detailing his time at Royal Worcester
A Worcester coffee cup and saucer, decorated in the James Giles atelier, painted with sprays of fruit and flowers including pea pods within a blue celeste border, with flowers and cornucopia in ciselé gilding, the handle with graduating gilt dots, the saucer 12cm diam, c.1770 Provenance: Godden Reference Collection, with a label for it being out on loan to the Stoke-on-Trent Museum; a similar pattern is in Zorensky Collection, Bonhams, Part I, page 88 Condition Report: Two filled and gilt over interior rim chips.
A Worcester fluted coffee/chocolate cup and saucer, of large size, scroll handle, painted in very dark purple with flowering prunus branches and grasses coming out of a banded hedge, among scattered sprigs, picked out in gilt, within a border of flowers and leaves, the saucer 15.5cm diam, square mark, c.1768 Provenance: The Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Bonhams, Part II, Lot 130; The Zorensky Collection Part 1, Lot 168 Note: The Dark Purple is unusual and probably inspired by Meissen. This item could be outside decorated by James Giles. Condition Report: Saucer with starfish hairline. The handle gilding rubbed. Restoration to rim.
A Worcester fluted teacup and saucer, decorated with formal scattered floral sprigs in two tones of green, with gilt foliage, bold chevron borders in `French Green', the centre with husk cartouche with flower sprig, c.1775Note: An example of this pattern is in the Zorensky Collection, Bonhams, Lot 133James Giles was known to use this style of decoration especially the fineness of the gilding. Condition Report: General wear. The coffee cup handle with firing crack. Nibbles to the footrim of saucer.
A Worcester fluted teacup and saucer, painted in a distinctive palette with sprays of 'Spotted Fruit' and sprigs of flowers, the interior with floral sprig, gilt dentil rims, c.1775Note: It is reputed that James Giles himself was the "Spotted Fruit Painter" Condition Report: Good condition, with wear to decoration commensurate with age and use.
A rare Worcester Dalhousie style sparrow beak cream jug, of reeded `French' shape, decorated with a cottage by a river within turquoise husk roundel, the ground painted with colourful sprays of flowers and insects, blue banded border with gilt scrolls, dentil rim, 11cm high, crescent mark, c.1780Note: Similar cup and saucer Zorensky Collection, Part II, Lot 189 Condition Report: Wear to gilding. Restored spout with chip.
A Worcester Dalhousie Style fluted saucer dish, decorated with a central cartouche painted with a landscape and water mill, edged with a pattern of overlapping turquoise husks, the ground with colourful sprays alternating with insects, blue border applied with gilt, 22cm diam, crescent mark, c.1778 Note: Similar cup and saucer the Zorensky Collection, Part III, Lot 189; R. David Butti Collection, Bonhams, Lot 91 Condition Report: Good condition with some signs of light wear.
A Worcester Brocade pattern fluted teacup, with ear shaped handle, decorated with panels of dragons, flowering prunus, mons or stylised chrysanthemums, on diaper ground panels and small green panels reserved with further leaves and flowers all richly in gilt, c.1770Vendor's Comments: I have been looking for a saucer for this cup for many years, I have given in gracefully, and now one will turn up. Condition Report: Stable chip to rim. Minor rubbing to gilding.
A Caughley fluted tea bowl and saucer, with Fancy Birds, in a garden setting, the verso with bird in branches, the rims with birds and butterflies, seal mark, Klaber and Klaber label, c.1785 (amended description) Condition Report: Saucer with two filled chips to footrim. Tea bowl conforming. Both with some light wear to decoration.
A Worcester medium reeded saucer dish and teacup, possibly painted in the James Giles atelier in Neo-Classical manner in black and gilt with flowerheads within garlands and swags of husks, suspended from gilt bands, the saucer 18cm diam, the cup 10cm high, c.1775-80 Provenance. Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Bonhams. Gerald Coke's books suggests this item is possibly painted by James Giles Provenance: The teacup with Perrins Collection Label; the saucer dish, Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Bonhams. Condition Report: Good condition with very light wear.
A Worcester reeded coffee cup and saucer, plain handle, painted in Kakiemon style, with banded hedges and flowering plants, all in shades of puce, picked out in gilt, cell borders, the saucer 11.9cm, c.1772Note: For similar pattern the Zorensky Collection, Bonhams, Part II, Lot 141 Condition Report: The cup with a minor nibble to the foot rim. Wear to the well of the saucer commensurate with age and use.
A Worcester Kempthorne pattern coffee cup and saucer, grooved handle, painted with stylised flower sprays in underglaze blue, green, yellow and red, the borders with alternating blue and gold bands and half chrysanthemum flowers, square mark, c.1770 Note. For example of this pattern Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Part II, Bonhams, p.39 Condition Report: Restoration to portion around upper handle. General wear to decoration.
A Worcester Boy on a Buffalo tea bowl and saucer, pencilled in monochrome with a boy riding a buffalo in a continuous landscape, with house, large spreading tree, boats and birds in flight, the saucer 12.5cm diam, decorator's marks, c.1755-56 Vendor's Note: Pencilled means a small pointed brush, which paints the fine outline Condition Report: Wear to decoration. Nibbles to footrim of tea bowl. Warped saucers.
A Worcester coffee cup and saucer, printed after Robert Hancock in brownish black with `Ruins' , picked out in gilt and enamel colours, with man fishing by an obelisk and temple, the saucer 13.2cm diam, crossed swords and nine mark, c.1770 Condition Report: Minor wear, otherwise good condition.
A Worcester coffee cup and saucer, grooved handle, decorated in the Imari palette, with `Kempthorne' style with flowering prunus sprays, chrysanthemum and peony flowers, square mark, c.1768Ref: Andrew Dando Antiques.Vendor's Note: According to R.W. Binns, the story of the origin of the name comes from John Thorneloe, one of the original partners in The Worcester Porcelain Company, who went to Mullion in Cornwall to search for soapstone, finding no accommodation, he was invited to stay with Renatus Kempthorne, a local gentleman who would accept no payment for several weeks. In return Thorneloe is said to have had a special service made and sent to him using the soaprock he procured. A nice story, probably based on some facts. Condition Report: Light wear to decoration. Minor nibbles to footrim of cup.
A Worcester coffee cup, painted with a series of colourful Fancy butterflies and buds in green monochrome, gilt rim, plain handle, 1775Note: For similar pattern cup and saucer Zorensky Collection, Part II, Bonhams, Lot 107; a similar example is also illustrated by H. Rissik Marshall, Coloured Worcester Porcelain .p.l20 fig.373 Condition Report: Green translucency. Some kiln dust at bottom.
A Worcester coffee cup, painted with a series of colourful fancy butterflies and buds in green monochrome, gilt rim, plain handle, c. 1775Note: For similar pattern cup and saucer Zorensky Collection, Part II, Bonhams, Lot 107; a similar example is also illustrated by H. Rissik Marshall, Coloured Worcester Porcelain, p l20, fig. 373 Condition Report: Two nibbles to rim. Slight wear.
A Worcester Dalhousie pattern reeded tea bowl and saucer, with central landscapes, ripe fruit and fancy butterflies and a ladybird, deep blue borders picked out in fancy gilding, 13.7 diam, crescent mark, c.1775.Provenance: The Crane Collection, Bonhams, P.112 Condition Report: Saucer with stable nibble to footrim. Each with very slight wear, some rubbing.
A Worcester Fan pattern saucer dish, painted with colourful garlands of flowers in fan shaped cartouches, flanked by smaller flower garland roundels, reserved on a powder blue ground with scattered gilt flowers, red crescent mark, c.1765Vendor's Note. The Red Crescent mark means a service which has been commissioned. Powder blue was a Chinese invention used on Delftware, cobalt oxide could be applied to unglazed surface of a vessel in the form of powder blown on through a tube with gauze at one end. The fine powder would adhere to some kind of oil painted on the porcelain. I believe it would have been difficult to do, it also accounts for the variation of some of the blues, leading to a variety of shades. Condition Report: Good condition. Light wear to gilding. Touches of spitting.
A Worcester Fence pattern saucer, printed in underglaze blue with fence, chrysanthemums and two birds in flight, tram line border, 11.5cm diam, crescent mark with E; another, smaller, 10.5cm diam, Man in the Moon, crescent mark, c.1765 Vendor Note. It has been suggested that the man in the moon was a whimsical joke done by the engraver but stopped as soon as spotted, personally I think it's a nice touch. Condition Report: Good condition.
A Worcester Arcade pattern tea bowl and saucer, painted in cobalt blue in the Kangxi style with alternating petal shaped panels of standing figures and flowering branches within cross hatched band border, pseudo Chinese marks, Albert Amor label, c.1765 Provenance: The Zorka Hodgson Collection, Bonhams, Lot 87. Bonhams. Similar item in the Barbara Leake Collection. Lot 139. Ref: Branyan, French and Sandon 1A7 Condition Report: Good condition.
A Worcester Bird in a Ring pattern tea bowl and saucer, well painted with a singing bird sitting in a fancy ring near a table in a garden, banded diaper border, c.1760Ref: a similar pattern at Bamfords Auction 12th Feb. 2014; The Zorensky Collection, Part III, Bonhams, P.131Ref: Branyan, French and Sandon 1.C.14. Condition Report: The tea bowl good; the saucer with hairline and a nibble to footrim.
A Worcester Cannonball pattern coffee cup and saucer, strap grooved handle, painted in underglaze blue with islands with trees, house and pagoda and cannonballs, workman's marks, c.1768 (amended date) Ref: Branyan, French and Sandon 1.D.6 Condition Report: Light surface wear. Light firing stress to saucer, with stained chip and hairline. Some chips to footrim.
A Worcester Eloping Bride pattern coffee cup and saucer, finely painted with a frieze of Chinese archer and companion galloping on a horse with a procession of men with flags and banners, the centre of the saucer with a man with a spear, zigzag borders, pseudo Chinese character mark, c.1765 Provenance: Waddingtons, ex. Larry and Betty Douglas Collection Ref: Similar item in the Zorensky Collection, Part. III, Bonhams; Barbara Leake Collection, Lot 140 Ref: Branyan, French and Sandon 1A20. Vendor;s Note: This design derives from a late 17th century Kangxi original depicting a hunting scene. Condition Report: Restorations to back of cup. The saucer in good condition.
A Worcester Feather Moulded Floral pattern small tea bowl and saucer, painted in cobalt blue with trailing foliage and insects, banded floral scroll border, workman's mark, c.1757 Provenance: Bonhams The Atheneum. Ref: similar pattern in Zorensky Collection, Part II, Bonhams. Ref: Branyan, French and Sandon 1E6. Condition Report: Good condition.
An early Worcester Transitional Period saucer, printed in monochrome after James Hancock, with ornithological study of a cock, hen and chicks, other birds in flight, black line rim, 12.3cm diam, Bayley Collection label, c.1755-56Note: The Experimental Period. `Smokey Primitives' 1753-55 and the Transitional Period. 1755-56. Condition Report: Good condition. Light wear. Slight manufacturing blemish to foot.
An early Worcester Transitional Period saucer, printed in monochrome after James Hancock, with ornithological study of a thrush and finch, perched on a fence, other birds in flight, black line rim, 12.2cm diam, c.1755-56 Vendor's Note: The Experimental Period. `Smokey Primitives' 1753-55 and the Transitional Period. 1755-56. In 1756 the Rococo influence started which lasted until 1768. Condition Report: Good condition, with some light wear.
A Worcester Hibiscus pattern tea bowl and saucer, decorated with sacred scroll, large honeysuckle flower, trailing vines and an insect, the interior with sprigs and insects, the saucer with two insects, c.1758 Condition Report: Lovely pale green translucency. Wear commensurate with age. The saucer rim with a very small firing crack.
A Worcester Astley/Harvest Bug pattern tea bowl and saucer, painted with large black, gold and red insect with famille rose flower sprays and white enamel flowers, red and gold crowsfoot border, c.1765Provenance: R. W. Binns CollectionVendor's Note: During the 1860s and 1870s Richard Williams Binns FSA (1819 - 1900), managing director, art director and first company historian, started to buy examples of earlier Worcester porcelain and other Works of Art to inspire his workforce. Condition Report: Saucer with rim chip, another filled and hairline.
A Worcester Chequered Tent pattern Warmestry fluted shape coffee cup and saucer, decorated with an exotic garden scene with exuberant flowering plants, a bird and insects and fence, gilt rims, the saucer 12cm diam, square marks, c.1768 Similar pattern in Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Part II, Bonhams; Exhibited: Albert Amor Limited, 2001 Note: This attractive and colourful pattern probably derives from an earlier Meissen pattern. Condition Report: Good condition. Some wear to decoration, particularly to the reservoir of the saucer; some rubbed gilding.
A Worcester Chrysanthemum moulded Old Worcester Parrot pattern coffee cup and saucer, painted by Giles in famille rose palette with bird on peony wreath, the blue line border entwined with a flower and leaf garland, c.1766 Note: The pattern is purposely sparse that the detailed chrysanthemum moulding can be appreciated and was so named in 1920s with its reissue. Condition Report: Wear to decoration, particularly the well of the saucer.
A Worcester cup and saucer, the cup with two gilt cartouches of Fancy Birds in a garden setting on a wet blue ground, the interior with a bug, crescent mark to cup and seal mark to saucer, c.1768 Note: Wet blue grounds were introduced to Worcester in 1765-8. Condition Report: Good condition. Slight wear to decoration.
A rare Worcester tea bowl and saucer, pencilled in black with a Chinoiserie scene with a man holding a parasol and bird, by a pine tree, fence and birds in flight, lambrequin border, the saucer 11.8cm diam, workman's mark to tea bowl, c.1756 Provenance: The Zorka Hodgson Collection, Bonhams, Lot 70 Condition Report: Tea bowl good, restored saucer.
A Worcester King of Prussia saucer, design number 2, printed with the King of Prussia, with a cherub holding a wreath, colour washed, the border with husks in green and yellow, divided with pink ribbons, 14.7diam, crossed swords and 9 mark, c.1765Vendor's Note: It has been suggested this is outside decoration, possibly by Giles. A similar piece was in the H. Rissik Marshall Collection and is illustrated in his book. Condition Report: Repaired crack. Pitting as expected.
A Worcester La Cascade pattern tea bowl and saucer, scratched cross type, printed after a painting by Antoine Watteau, engraved by Robert Hancock, in dark reddish brown, with lady and a gentleman strolling beside a monumental fountain, formed of three cupids and a goat carried by a pedestal of dolphins, a seated mandolin player and other figures, c.1756-58 Note: The design is based on a painting by Watteau in the Wallace Collection, engraved by G. Scotin and is illustrated by Dacier and Vauflart, Les Graveurs de Watteau, 1929. Similar prints are found on Pennington's Liverpool and on Birmingham enamels. A similar design in sepia and black and white can be found in Zorensky Collection, Part III, Bonhams, P.103; Watney Collection, Part III, Lot 989 Condition Report: The saucer with very minor wear. Slight internal rim blemish.
A Worcester L'Amour pattern saucer, printed in monochrome after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with a courting couple, her maid standing behind, Neptune fountain to the left, in the front a garden roller and a little dog, the Sir Jeremy Lever Collection label, c.1760 Condition Report: Good condition. Minor footrim nibbles.
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