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Lot 130
Three Italian coffee cans, two French, a Ludwigsburg and a Vienna coffee can with two matching saucers, two of the first painted with flowers and that attributed to Doccia with a purple landscape, one of the French cans with crest and motto 'Mente Manuque Presto' for the Foulis family, the other in Viennese style, the Ludwigsburg can with blue flowering vine and the Vienna can and saucer painted with coloured flowers (9) Provenance: From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood CBE The can attributed to Doccia has a chip from its foot as does the Ludwigsburg. The saucer to the Paris Viennese style can has a chip and consequent crack
Lot 157
An outside decorated Meissen coffee service, each piece painted with vignettes of hawkers and other hunters within flowers, gilding and green diamond diaper lozenges, cancelled crossed swords marks, comprising: coffee pot and cover, milk jug, covered sugar, two covered cups, saucers and spoons (13) (D) One of the spoons is sellotaped together
Lot 22
Five 18th/19th century English cups and saucers, to include: a tea bowl, coffee cup and two matching fluted saucers attributed to Worcester, a Chamberlain's Worcester Imari palette coffee cup and saucer, a gilt coffee cup and saucer and a Salopian coffee cup and saucer painted with blue flowers and detailed in gilding (10) (D) The tea bowl and once saucer to the matching set in the first described have hair cracks. The Salopian saucer has a chunk glued back into the rim
Lot 25
Six Regency coffee cans and saucers with landscape scenes, to include:a Minton 604 pattern yellow ground can and saucer painted in mauve, one with brown printing, two of Coalport type and the last Spode painted with ruins in landscapes (12) - now six cans and saucers, the additional one by Spode printed in black Provenance: From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood CBE Good but for some rubbing to the gilding. The additional Spode saucer has a star crack
Lot 26
Eight 19th century coffee cans and saucers, to include: two by Spode painted with an Imari pattern and with green grapes on orange bands, a Minton 540 pattern can painted and gilt with purple flowers, three cans possibly by Coalport, another of 369 pattern and the last to celebrate the connection between CM and MM (16) (D) Provenance: From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood CBE The unattributed can with pink swags of roses on a green band has astar crack to the saucer. That with black framed panels a star crack to the can and a chip with consequent crack to the saucer
Lot 27
Twelve Regency coffee cans and saucers, to include: five of Coalport type, three marked Derby, two Spode cans, a Miles Mason can and a late 18th century Brussels can, each with coloured bands of decoration enclosed by gilding (12) Provenance: From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood CBE Good but for rubbing to the gilding. Has no saucers in them and so the number of items in is as published for just the coffee cans.
Lot 28
Twelve Regency coffee cans and saucers, to include: eight of Coalport type, two marked Minton with patterns 451 and 641, another probably Worcester and one Spode, all with patterns featuring iron red, orange and gilding (12) (D) Provenance: From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood CBE One of the Coalport cans has a crack across the lower terminal of the handle. Has no saucers in them and so the number of items in is as published for just the coffee cans.
Lot 139
A modern Nyphenberg porcelain part dinner service A modern Nyphenberg porcelain part dinner service , decorated with a rose swag band, comprising; thirty-two dinner plates, three sauce tureens with integral stands, a pair of pierced baskets, an ice-pail and cover (missing liner), a trefoil dish, twelve teacups and eight saucers and seven saucers for coffee cups
Lot 98
Two Worcester cups and saucers, the tea cup painted in turquoise within gilt lines, the cup with crossed cutlass and 6 mark, the coffee cup and saucer printed in blue with a bat above a vase of flowers in a fenced garden, the details gilt, workman's marks (4) (W) A rim nick in the second saucer has been over painted in gold
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