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Click here to subscribeA Royal Worcester porcelain part dinner service decorated in the 'Evesham' pattern, comprising; thirteen dinner, nine dessert and seven side plates, eight tea cups and saucers, four large cups and seven saucers, milk jug, sugar bowl, salt and pepper, six oval serving dishes, lidded oval tureen, oval tureen (missing lid), square dish, rectangular dish, flan dish, four pie dishes, nine ramekins, four corn dishes, seven egg dishes, egg cup, jug, and pot. (99)
A Royal Doulton part dinner, tea and coffee service in the 'Sherbrooke' pattern, comprising; a tea pot, coffee pot, eighteen tea cups and saucers, eight coffee cans and seven saucers, three milk jugs, two sugar bowls, two cake plates, an oval serving platter, oval serving dish, two lidded tureens, three lidded pots, two sauce boats, four fruit bowls, six breakfast bowl, and fifteen side, twelve starter, fourteen dinner, and twelve dessert plates. (144)
A late 18th century English porcelain tea service, with gilt decoration, including a teapot and cover, a teapot stand, and a sugar box and cover See illustration Condition report Report by NG Eleven saucers, seven cracked. Twelve tea bowls, two chipped. Milk jug, 10 cm high, teapot and cover, 16.5 cm high, rubbing to spout but does not appear to be any nibbles. Teapot stand, twelve coffee cups, three cracked, one chipped, the other with firing crack to base. Slop bowl, 15 cm diameter. Shallow bowl, 19.5 cm diameter, large chip to rim, several cracks as well. Shallow bowl, 22 cm diameter. Sugar box and cover, 12.5 cm high. Overall rubbing to gilt decoration. Some pock marks and pitting in body.
A Copeland Spode Italian pattern part dinner, tea and coffee service (qty) Condition report Report by NG 7 x teacups - one with crack to handle, all oval Copeland stamp. 9 x 14.5 cm diameter saucers - three chips, seven oval Copeland stamp, two black Spode stamp. 1 x 9.5 cm diameter sugar bowl - oval Copeland stamp. 1 x 8.5 cm high jug - black Spode stamp. 7 x coffee cans - four blue Spode stamp, three black Spode stamps, one chipped. 3 x small tea cups - three oval Copeland stamps. 7 x small saucers - all black Spode stamp. 15 x 22.5 cm diameter plate - four Spode black stamps, rest oval Copeland stamps; five chips and one with star crack. 6 x 19 cm diameter bowls - three oval Copeland. three blue Spode. 1 x 22.5 cm diameter rimmed bowl - oval Copeland stamp - chipped 1 x 22 cm diameter stand - oval Copeland stamp 3 x 16.5 cm diameter bowls - black Spode stamps 6 x 16 cm diameter rimmed bowls - four black Spode stamps, two oval Copeland stamps. 17 x 15.5 cm diameter plates - all oval Copeland stamps - 10 chipped. 10 x 26.5 cm diameter plates - three oval Copeland stamps, one chipped, seven blue Spode, one chipped 2 x breakfast tea cups - black Spode stamps. 1 x breakfast saucer - blue oval Copeland stamp. 8 x 19 cm diameter plates - one black Spode stamp, seven oval Copeland stamps. Service used and some signs of use.
A Seth Cardew stoneware jardinere, 14.5 cm high, a Paris style part tea set, a brass cannon, and a pair of oval needlework panels (box) Condition report Report by NG Tea set only: Three cups, five saucers, one sugar box and cover. Each with printed decoration. Two cups restored crudely. Lid of sugar box chipped and cracked and finial chipped. Rim of sugar box chipped and cracked. All gilt decoration rubbed. Pock marks and pitting in body.
Three first period Worcester porcelain tea bowls and saucers and a slops bowl, printed in blue 'Mother and Child' pattern [4] Further Information The condition of the 3 saucers are good. There is very little in the way of damages on any of them, The only thing we have noticed were two very small chips to the rim of he base of the saucer which is hardly noticeable. The blue painted pattern is also in good condition showing very little sign of age or wear. It is only on the rims of the saucers that it shows any sort of fading and even then it is only very minor. The 3 bowls are again in good condition. Two are without any significant damages if any at all. There may be the odd minor chip similar to the saucers. The blue painted pattern is similar to that of the saucers. The condition of the slops bowl is similar to that of the rest of the lot. Very little noticeable damage and paint work also in good condition.
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