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Lot 467
ROYAL CROWN DERBY 'GREEN DERBY PANEL' DINNER SERVICE 20TH CENTURY decorated with green enamel and gilt floral designs in alternating panels, pattern A1237, red printed factory marks, comprising: twelve teacups and twelve saucers (14.5cm diam), twelve coffee cans and twelve saucers (12cm diam), twelve side plates (16cm diam), twelve twin handled soup bowls and twelve stands (16cm diam), twelve salad plates (21.5cm diam), twelve dinner plates (27cmm diam),two cream jugs (9.5cm and 115.cm high), a twin handled sugar bowl, a round sugar bowl (10cm diam), a teapot, a coffeepot, two twin handled tureens with covers, a sauce boat on stand, a large round bowl (24cm diam), two oval serving ashets (38cm long and 41cm long), and an oval serving dish(24.5cm long)
Lot 530
COLLECTION OF CONTINENTAL TEAWARE LATE 18TH CENTURY comprising four Höchst cups and saucers, painted with waterside scenes within puce and gilt floral borders, including two coffee cups with wishbone handles and two teacups, blue underglaze wheel mark, saucers 13cm diameter; a Fürstenberg cup and saucer each painted with two panels in puce monochrome depicting buildings in a landscape setting, within a scrollwork cartouche border, with floral sprays and gilt rim border; blue underglaze F mark, saucer 14cm diameter; and two further Fürstenberg tea cups with a matching sugar bowl, painted with floral decoration and gilt rim borders, blue underglaze F marks,(cups 5cm high)Property of a Scottish Borders family
Lot 531
MEISSEN MARCOLINI PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE EARLY 19TH CENTURY the pieces formed with angular square section handles, the cups and pots of tapering cylindrical form, painted throughout with grey roses and buds on leafy green stems, comprising: a coffee pot, a hot water pot, a tea pot, a caddy with cover, a sugar basin with cover, a slop bowl, six tea cups, one coffee cup, five saucers; blue underglaze Marcolini marks(the coffee pot 26cm high, the tea pot 15cm high)Property of a Scottish Borders family
Lot 532
MEISSEN PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE MID 18TH CENTURY painted with scenes of courting couples in a landscape setting, comprising a teapot with moulded bird's head spout and tau handle, a coffee pot with tau handle (cover lacking), three tea cups, four saucers, and a leaf shaped dish with domed cover, blue underglaze crossed swords marks and painted gilt marks(teapot 10.5cm high, saucers 13.5cm diameter)Property of a Scottish Borders family
Lot 570
COLLECTION OF ROYAL COPENHAGEN FLORAL PAINTED PORCELAIN LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY comprising seven teacups and saucers, each painted with bouquets and sprays of flowers, with a gilt rim to a wavy and basket moulded body, saucers 14.7cm diameter, TOGETHER WITH seven similarly decorated plates, each with a pierced scalloped edged rim, green printed and underglaze blue wave factory marks(pierced plates 18.5cm diameter)
Lot 573
SET OF FOUR MEISSEN STYLE ROSE PETAL MOULDED CUPS AND SAUCERS 19TH CENTURY the outside of each cup moulded with overlapping petals shaded in pink, the handle in the form of a green leafy branch, painted to the interior with a bouquet and sprigs of flowers, the underside of each saucer also with moulded overlapping petals, the upper surface painted with flowers; unmarked saucers 14cm diameter, cups 6.5cm high, TOGETHER WITH a Continental porcelain gilt metal mounted basket and scroll moulded box, painted to the sides, lid, interior and underside with flowers; unmarked(16.5cm wide, 9cm high, 12cm deep)Property of a Scottish Borders family
Lot 558
A collection of Royal Worcester Blue Dragon dinner and tea ware, approx. 90 pieces.Condition: a number of items including tea cups, teapot, saucers and plates with crazing present, small chip to one coffee cup, hairline crack to a tea cup with another having small chip to rim, wear to gilding on edges of plates/saucers, a few pieces with different markings to base.
Lot 352
Dresden tea pot, underplate and strainer, painted Dresden blue underglaze, together with four cups and saucers painted in similar fashion and four side plates, bearing a simple underglaze crown. All the pieces are finely painted with floral spray and heightened with gilt, the plates are 13 cms diameter, each cup approx 7.5 cms h.
Lot 354
Royal Worcester porcelain, Royal Worcester Blue Dragon porcelain, including a vegetable tureen and cover, large, medium and small serving plates, six dinner plates, six fish plates, six soup bowls and saucers, together with three Royal Worcester Irish coffee and saucers and a circa 1960's green bowl with gilded rose design and black exterior, nr 2770 approx 22 diameter x 7 h cms.
Lot 376
Copeland Spode blue and white porcelain, including a very attractive stilton stand and cover; tea pot, coffee pot, three graduated jugs, milk jug, cream jug, six coffee cans and nine saucers, slop bowl, covered pitcher, four tea cups and six saucers, sandwich plate, tea pot tile, sugar bowl, large rectangular meat plate, two medium plates, two large plates and one medium plates, circular plate, four gilded cake plates, nine medium side plates, six cake plates.
Lot 328
A Haviland & Co Limoges part tea service in the 'Feu de Four' pattern, comprising: ten tea cups (one with rivet repair), twelve saucers, a milk jug, eleven side plates, and two sandwich plates (36)CONDITION REPORT:One cup and one side plate show rivet repairs. One saucer shows a small chip to the foot rim. A further side plate shows a fine hairline crack running full width across the surface.
Lot 344
A Royal Crown Derby Imari, 2451 pattern tea service, mid 20th century, comprising: a teapot and cover, a milk jug and stand, a sucrier and stand, six tea cups, six saucers, six side plates, six sandwich plates and a serving plate, each piece with printed maker's mark and most with date marks for 1965, with a Royal Crown Derby paperweight modelled as a frog (lacking stopper) (Qty) CONDITION REPORT:All pieces show minor rubbing to the gilt highlights throughout and some fine surface scratches. Most show some very fine surface crazing in some areas and some show more extensive crazing. On one side plate this has developed into a 'V' shaped hairline crack to the base, but otherwise there are no visible chips, cracks or losses. The teapot appears to be in good condition with no visible chips, cracks, losses or crazing.
Lot 30
ENGLISH PORCELAIN PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE EARLY 19TH CENTURY each piece polychrome painted with mixed sprays of flowers spaced with gilt rocaille scrolls, with stylised gilt flower decoration to the centre, the cobalt blue borders embellished with gilt floral and entwined circle designs, unmarked, comprising: fourteen saucers, six tea cups, seven coffee cups, a twin handled sugar bowl with cover, a cream jug, and a slop bowl(saucers 14cm diam)Provenance: Taymouth Castle, Perthshire Wooton Hall, Bedfordshire
Lot 16
THE BREADALBANE HEATHER PATTERN WORCESTER PORCELAIN BREAKFAST SERVICE CIRCA 1840 an extensive service, each piece painted with sprigs of heather on a white ground, centred with the Breadalbane coronet of a B below a crown, with gold rim, the service includes pieces commissioned from Flight, Barr and Barr, with brown printed mark Flight, Barr & Barr, Worcester and Coventry St London, and slightly later unmarked pieces. Comprising: twenty five small saucers, 14.5cm diameter (nine marked Flight, Barr and Barr) fifty four large saucers, 17.2cm diameter (thirty marked Flight, Barr and Barr) thirty one side plates, 19.6cm diameter (eighteen marked Flight, Barr and Barr) sixty five plates, 21.5-22.5cm diameter (thirty one marked Flight, Barr and Barr) twenty one plates, 25.5cm diameter (twelve marked Flight, Barr and Barr) fifteen egg cups four sugar bowls with covers three tall jugs, 18cm high two small cream jugs, 9.5cm high four small hot water pots (covers lacking), 12cm high one hot water pot with cover 13.5cm high three jugs with branch formed, handles 15cm high one round bowl, 11.5cm diameter five slop bowls, 18.5cm diameter fourty three large tea cups twelve coffee cups three cylindrical jars with domed covers, on stands, jars 11.5cm diameter (with an additional stand and an additional cover) four round muffin dishes with domed covers, 22cm diameter (with an additional cover)Provenance: Taymouth Castle, Perthshire Wooton House, Bedfordshire Thence by descent.Footnote: Note: This extensive rare and historic service comprises pieces from two distinct Worcester periods. Part of the service is pre-1840 and the pieces are marked with the Flight, Barr and Barr brown printed mark. In addition to these there is a large quantity of post-1840 unmarked pieces, which were made around the time when Chamberlain’s took over the running of the factory in 1840. The slightly earlier Flight, Barr and Barr pieces have subtle differences in the decoration, and are painted with bell heather rather than the common ling heather depicted on the unmarked pieces. This service may well be the first to have been produced in the Heather pattern. However, The Duke of Sutherland ordered an identical pattern service for Dunrobin Castle in Sutherland. Dunrobin was remodelled in 1845 so the service there is likely to be later, ordered after the renovations in 1845. The service offered in this lot was supplied to John Campbell, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane, prior to the visit to Taymouth Castle by Queen Victoria and her consort Prince Albert in 1842. It was the royal couple's first visit to Scotland and they were guests of the Marquess from 7th - 10th September. The unmarked pieces are likely to have been an additional order to increase the quantities of the service, ensuring that it would be extensive enough to cater for the large volume of guests. In the Worcester archive there is an invoice, dated 1842, for approximately 53 pieces, at the cost of £8-12-11. It was delivered to Taymouth Castle in January 1843. One can speculate that these pieces were perhaps acquired to make up for any losses and damages to the service that had been incurred during the revelery of the royal visit. The Worcester archive also contains a letter dated Sept 26th 1843, from the Worcester Porcelain Works to the Marquess of Breadalbane, respectfully asking him to pay his invoice, nine months after it had originally been received. Then, also on record at the archive, is a written instruction from the Marquess ordering the payment to Chamberlain and Co Worcester Porcelain for the additional items, dated 27th October 1843. The 2nd Marquess, made huge efforts to make the royal visit memorable and a truly 'Scottish' experience for the couple. From arches of heather at the entrance of the castle and around the village, and an array of tartan dress on display, to finer details such as the use of the Heather pattern breakfast service, there was attention given to every aspect of the visit. Mrs Maule, a wife for the Liberal MP for Perthshire, was a guest at Taymouth Castle on the day of the Queen's arrival. Below is an excerpt from her diary: At 10, people in the park beginning to collect and the mist rising gracefully from the hills. The flags flying, birds singing and the hum of voices all round… From one o’clock we began to see people flocking into the Park, all the ladies with Tartan in scarfs or ribbons. 50 of Sir Neil Menzies tenants clad in their Tartan joined the rest in front of the house. Between 3 and 4 we began to expect the Queen and Prince and everything was put in readiness for Her reception. … Outriders and part of the escort preceded Her carriage and 6 other carriages followed… HM on reaching the door was welcomed by a simultaneous burst of cheering that echoed back again and again and anything so enthusiastic I never saw or heard. Lord Breadalbane at first stood in front of his splendid Highland Guard of 200 men and then having made a bow, bonnet in hand, he came round and assisted the Queen to alight and came up stairs to the drawing room where we were all waiting to receive her. [National Records of Scotland reference: GD45/26/89, pp.2-5] The Marquess wore highland dress and Queen Victoria commented in her journal, "it seemed as if a great chieftain in olden feudal times was receiving his sovereign". During the royal visit to Taymouth meals were provided for 730 people each day, including members of the royal party, guests, staff, pipers etc. While important Royal and invited guests would have had their lunch and evening meals served on and in silver, they would have had breakfast and refreshments from the Breadalbane Heather porcelain service being offered in this lot.
Lot 250
A collection of contemporary tea and dinner ware,to include Emma Bridgewater spongeware examples, a set of Pottery Cafe cups and saucers by Brian Illsley, a Ken Eardley bowl, etc. (qty.)Condition report: Some chips, cracks, crazing and firing imperfections.General wear commensurate with day to date use.
Lot 44
Royal Doulton Kingfisher pattern composite part tea service, printed green marks, registration no. 879632 comprising a rectangular two-handled tray, six teacups, four saucers and five side plates together with a Wedgwood bone china Hathaway Rose pattern part tea service Condition ReportHathaway Rose:Some gilt loss and minor staining through out.No visible cracks or chips.
Lot 47
Royal Albert bone china Old Country Roses pattern part tea service, 20th century printed green and pink marks, comprising a coffee pot and cover, two teapots and covers, a panelled vase and cover, a pair of candlesticks, salt and pepper shakers, two slim rectangular trays, a cake slice, a slender flower vase, a cream jug, a milk jug, a thimble, miniature teacup and saucer, eight saucers with integral side plates, a cake plate, six large plates, six bowls, a small two-handled oval vase, two small sugar bowls, two mugs, eighteen teacups and five coffee cups, eight smaller saucers and twelve larger saucersCondition ReportTea and coffee pots:Some wear to gold trim throughout (mainly on lids and top trim).Minor base wear
Lot 49
Portmeirion Sophie Conran designed part-dinner service, 20th century, printed marks, of reeded form, glazed in white comprising a shaped circular salad bowl, an oval butter dish and cover, a milk jug, one shaped circular bowl, seven teacups, eight saucers seven side plates, five soup plates, six dinner plates and a white glazed bowl similarCondition ReportRestoration or extensive use.One small chip to edge of salad bowl.Very minor and likely cleanable marking to one cup and butter dish cover.
Lot 50
Collection of English pottery and porcelain teacups and saucers, 1815 and later, including examples painted with flower sprays, Imari pattern, transfer printed chinoiserie scenes and landscapes (13 teacups and saucers and one trio)Condition ReportThere are some cracks to some of the saucers and some of the cups. A couple of the cups have some chips. A few of the pieces appear to have been repaired and there is some staining to some as well. Please see attached images of damage.
Lot 62
Royal Doulton Countess pattern composite part dinner service, printed green marks, registration number 523784, printed and painted with ribbon swags suspending pendants in a neo classical style, comprising two teapots and one cover, a milk jug, two cream jugs, two canted square stands, a ladle, two shaped oval stands, two slop bowls, a sugar bowl, a shallow bowl, three pudding bowls, six eggcups, a preserve pot, cover and fixed stand, a later cream jug, two cake plates, four bowls, six small plates, a shaped oval dish, four breakfast cups, 12 teacups, 22 saucers in sizes, two oval tureens in sizes and six oval serving dishes in sizes Condition ReportCups - Some base wear and minor chipping to several bases.Saucers - Minor wear throughout, 3 with surface imperfections.Plates - Minor wear throughout, 1 small plate with crazing, 1 medium plate/dish has 2 small chips and crazing. 3 side plates with minor surface imperfections and 1 with a chip.Large Round plates - Crazing, 1 rim chip, 3 lower half chips, 2 cracks.Oval Serving plates - Crazing to all, some wear and pattern loss, minor chips to several bases.Egg cups - some wear to rims, 2 have chips to the base.Milk Jug - Crazing, base wearCream Jugs - Crazing, minor staining.Large, flatter Jug - Some pattern loss and base wear.Oval serving dishes - Some crazing and pattern loss.Preserve pot - chip to baseBowls - crazing on larger examples.Teapots - 1 teapot with moderate scuffing/surface imperfection and some staining, 1 with crazing.
Lot 114
Royal Doulton 'Sonnet' pattern part dinner and tea service, 20th century, printed grey marks H5012, printed with arcaded panels of flower sprays, reserved on a pale green ground viz:- seven dinner plates, six luncheon plates, six large bowls, four smaller bowls, 18 side plates, three coffee cups, two teacups, a milk jug, six small saucers, eight larger saucers, a sugar box and cover, two oval sauce boats and stands
Lot 25
Tall slender baluster green ground ewer moulded with flowers, 25cm high, a two handled blue ground vase painted with a landscape, a shaped oval basket applied with flowers, a Parian group of a putto sitting on a hound, a Spode stone china coffee cup, two teacups and two saucers printed and painted in the famille rose palette and other items (damage and restoration to items)
Lot 34
Assorted pottery part doll's tea services, circa 1930 and later, the first printed with Ride-a-Cock horse, Little Bo Beep, Jack and Jill, comprising a teapot and cover, a sugar bowl, four tea cups, four saucers, four side plates together with a Felix the Cat pattern part doll's service, comprising a milk jug, three tea cups and four saucers, four side plates, together with a Crown Ducalware miniature milk jug and small vaseCondition ReportThe teapot has some light surface scratches and crazing. All nursery rhyme pieces have crazing.Crown Ducal cream jug has a chip to the underside of the lip and wear to the decoration. The crown ducal bowl has some wear to the decoration and some surface marks. All Felix items have crazing, some have wear to the decoration and gilt. Some light surface marks. There are 2 chips to the rim of the milk jug and a possible hairline crack to one the cups. See photos.
Lot 39
Worcester 'Flight Barr & Barr' cup and saucer, circa 1815, impressed marks with apricot-coloured borders, gilt with pendant husks and swags within gilt gadrooned rims and a collection of English pottery and porcelain tea cups and saucers, circa 1820 and later, including an example printed and painted with chinoiserie figures in pavilions, a Copeland and Garrett example painted with flowers, and other variously printed with flowers and Imari pattern (14) Condition ReportCopeland and Garrett cup has a hairline crack and chip , the saucer is nibbled. The others appear to be in fair order
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