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A Royal Worcester blue and white "Royal Lily" pattern part breakfast set, an early 19th century Spode white and gilt porcelain part tea and coffee service with floral sprig relief decoration, Pattern No. 2479, a Staffordshire burgundy and gilt decorated part tea set, and a set of five Copeland blue willow pattern coffee cans with six saucers
* A Caughley (Salopian) blue and white tea bowl, c. 1785, manufacturer’s Sx mark, together with a similar Miles Mason blue and white tea bowl, plus two blue and white tea bowls and saucers (possibly Miles Mason) and an unidentified late 18th c. English blue and white tea cup decorated with Chinese figures (7)
* A Meissen tea cup, 18th c., with moulded basketwork border and hand painted sprays of flowers, together with two pairs of Meissen quatraform cups and saucers and one other Meissen cup, all with manufacturer’s underglazed blue crossed swords mark, plus a Continental (probably South German) 18th c. cup and saucer, decorated in blue and white with a hand painted panel of flowers and insects, unmarked, (saucer 12cm diam.), and a miscellaneous collection of Continental and other decorative china, including two cabinet trios (approx. 30)
* A Ridgeway coffee cup and saucer, c. 1835-40, profusely decorated in gilt on blue and yellow bands with hand painted sprays of flowers, cup with high handle, unmarked except for hand painted pattern number 2/1373 (saucer 14cm diam.), together with a Ridgeway tea cup, coffee cup and matching saucer, c. 1820s, both cups with high handles, decorated with a blue and gilt border and sprays of flowers, unmarked except for hand painted pattern number 2/893 (saucer 15cm diam.), plus six other early 19th c. Ridgeway tea cups and saucers (17)
* A Dresden part tea service, mid-late 19th c., comprising four pairs of tea cups and saucers, one extra saucer, tea plate and slop bowl, decorated with spiral fluting, hand painted with sprays of flowers and gilt border, plus a Dresden basketwork two-handled shaped dish, a Dresden peacock and three other items (16)
* A French Mickey Mouse nursery tea set, 1930s, comprising teapot, suger basin with cover, two jugs, side plate and six cups and saucers, supplied by Faiencerie d’Onnaing, Art Deco styling, transfer-printed figures of Mickey stirring a cup of tea and Minnie admiring a piece of chocolate cake, the side plate with central pictorial transfer print showing Minnie and Mickey open-mouthed at the sight of a tarpaulin being carried away in the wind with many of their friends holding on to the guide ropes, teapot with chip to spout and a few other minor chips and age wear, teapot 20cm (8ins) tall (19)
* A Royal Worcester fine bone china part dinner and tea service, late 20th c., approx. 100 pieces, including two vegetable dishes, gravy boat, eight soup bowls and stands, ten cups and saucers, milk jug, sugar bowl, dinner plates, side plates and dessert bowls, decorated with grapes and vine leaves, gilt rims (approx. 100)
* A Staffordshire Punch and Judy nursery tea set, late 19th c., comprising teapot, sugar basin (lacking lid), milk jug, slops bowl, seven plates, six cups and saucers, all transfer printed in puce with figures of Punch, Judy, Baby and Mr. Frog, teapot with riveted handle, a few other minor chips and age marks, teapot 14cm (5.5ins) tall (24)
David Lloyd Jones (British 1928-94): A Pair of Stoneware Cups and Saucers, oatmeal glaze with manganese rims and leaves, impressed LJ seal mark, cup 7cm saucer 16.5cm; Another Porcelain Cup and Saucer, tenmoku glaze with leaf decoration, with impressed LJ seal mark, cup 7.5cm saucer 17cm; A Mug, tenmoku glaze with leaf decoration, saucer with impressed LJ seal mark, 8cm; A Stoneware Pouring Bowl, burnt orange glaze, impressed LJ seal mark, 9.5cm (damage to rim); and A Book The Art of the Potter David Lloyd-Jones 1928-1994 by Emmanuel Cooper, York City Art Gallery (9)
A Rosenthal Porcelain Teaset for Two, designed by Raymond Peynet, comprising teapot and cover, two cups and saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl and cover, decorated with a bride and groom, bows, hearts, cupids and doves, printed marks, teapot 20cm Raymond Peynet was a French artist and illustrator, he produced a range of designs featuring his famous drawings of lovers for the German company Rosenthal in the 1950`s and 1960`s.
A Meissen Porcelain Coffee Service, late 19th/early 20th century, painted with named views and with flower sprays in oval panels on a blue ground gilt with strapwork and foliage, comprising coffee pot and cover, milk jug and six cups and saucers, crossed swords marks, the coffee pot 26cm high See illustration
A Royal Worcester ‘Bernina’ pattern part dinner service, comprising; a pair of vegetable tureens and covers, seventeen 101/2 inch plates, seventeen 9 inch plates, thirteen 7 inch plates, five 6 inch plates, twelve pudding bowls, eight soup bowls and twelve stands, twelve fruit bowls, a gravy boat and two stands, a coffee pot and cover, a hot water jug and cover, a teapot and cover, two sugar bowls in sizes, a milk jug, a cream jug, six tea cups and saucers, and twelve coffee cups and saucers
A Coalport ‘Elite’ pattern part dinner service, comprising; eleven dinner plates, twelve smaller plates, a pair of vegetable tureens and covers, two oval serving dishes in sizes, ten side plates, twelve soup bowls and ten saucers, six fruit bowls and a gravy and stand and a German ivory ground & gilt part coffee service
A selection of Coalport green batwing tea wares, to include; eight teacups, nine saucers (various), five dessert plates 23cm diameter, six tea plates 15cm diameter, three square sandwich plates (one badly cracked) 23cm wide, a cream jug a sugar bowl (cracked) and an associated small Paragon, two division dish in a similar pattern (34)
A selection of Meissen tea wares 18th/19th century, to include; a bullet shaped teapot and cover, enamelled with deutsche blumen, with cross over handle and floral knop, 18cm wide, a canted square stand 15.5cm wide and three tea cups and saucers, 13.5cm diameter, underglaze blue crossed swords with central dot (8)
A Grainger Lee & Co, Worcester part tea service, circa 1830, each piece decorated with blue and gilt panels enclosing sprays and sprigs of flowers in polychrome enamels, below acanthus cast rims, gilt painted pattern number `145x`, comprising; tea pot (repaired spout) 17cm high, cover and stand 20cm diameter, two handled sucrier and cover, 14cm high, pedestal milk jug (crazed), 10cm high, a slop bowl (repaired) 17.5cm diameter, sandwich plate, 24cm diameter, ten saucers (some at fault), eleven teacups (some at fault) and six coffee cups (33) See M. Berthoud and R Maskell, A Directory of British Teapots, page 286, plate 1711, for a very similar shape teapot attributed to Grainger, Worcester.
A pair of Lynton Porcelain coffee cans and saucers signed P. Platt, each blue and gilt striped cup, painted with a robin and a bullfinch within jewelled borders, on matching saucers, a further coffee can painted with a chaffinch, signed Platt and two further un-gilded examples painted with a bullfinch and a robin, cup 6cm high, saucer 14cm diameter (7)
A Lynton porcelain boxed sample coffee service, comprising; two pink and gilt fleur de lys coffee cans, a similar saucer, a plain pink coffee can and two similar saucers, green and a blue coffee cans with gilt fleur de lys decoration, coffee can 6cm high, saucer 13.5cm diameter and a boxed Lynton porcelain Derby Rose pattern coffee service, comprising six coffee cans and saucers (2)
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