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Lot 287
Herend Fruit and flowers dinner service, the porcelain hand painted comprising of 2 serving platters, 13 two handled bowls, 9 coffee cans and saucers , oval lidded tureen, 2 coffee pots, 11 bowls, 15 side plates(Dia22cm), 12 side plates (Dia25cm) a bowl, 2 gravy boats, 3 tea cups and saucers Condition Report 15 x saucers (Dia 18cm 2 serving plates 42cm light scratches to surface paint 13 two handled soup cups, one with a hairline crack (Dia13.5cm)9 x coffee cans and saucers, 3 with hairline crack to saucers (Dia 16.5cm lidded tureen all good 2 x round lidded tureen hairline crack to lid 2 x coffee pots all good 11 x bowls (Dia23cm) 2 have hairline cracks15 x side plates (Dia22cm) 1 chip to plate edge 12 x side plates (Dia25cm) 1 chip to plate edge bowl (Dia24.5cm) 2 gravy boats all good 3 x tea cups and saucer all good
Lot 164
TWO SWANSEA PORCLEAIN CUPS & SAUCERS, comprising French fluted breakfast cup and saucer with gilt banded rims and handle, gilt star centre, and set pattern coffee cup and saucer with Sir Leslie Joseph collection no. 1216 & 557 labels, all with red printed marks (2)Provenance: consigned from West MidlandsComments: coffee cup saucer gilt rubbed
Lot 654
SPODE TETE A TETE, 19TH CENTURY with plated mounts and with double handled tray, comprising two cups and saucers, teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug and double handled trayGilding and paint rubbing off in some areas , scratches and general surface ware, images of makers marks have been added to the website
Lot 207
ROYAL DOULTON 'TAPESTRY' PATTERN DINNER SERVICE, comprising eight dinner plates, eight cheese plates, eight side plates, eight soup plates, eight soup cups, eight ramekin dishes, one sauce boat and stand, eight teacups and saucers, two sugar bowls, two butter plates, eight coffee cans and saucers, one milk jug, one and one small casserole and cover
Lot 199
An early 20th Century Crown Staffordshire Imari style pattern no A13727 twelve piece / place comprising breakfast cups, saucers and plates, cobalt blue borders decorated with three vignettes, gilt scrolls and fretwork, central section decorated with flowers, green factory stamp, painted pattern no., with an extra teacup together iwith a Royal Crown Derby 1128 Imari pattern miniature cup and saucer (2nd quality) Further details: appears to be in good condition no visible cracks or chips Provenance: The Old Vicarage, Breedon-on-the-Hill, Derbyshire
Lot 253
Two similar Chinese blue and white porcelain tea bowls and saucers, Qing Dynasty circa 1740, of lotus moulded shape, painted with landscapes and figures, saucers 12cm diameter, tea bowls 4cm high x 7.5cm diameter. Along with three other 18th century Chinese blue and white tea bowls; and a set of four Japanese blue and white floral decorated tea bowls and saucers, 12cm diameter (saucers). (15) Further details: cracks and chips to all saucers, all tea bowls cracked and chipped.
Lot 865
Charming lot with traditional fun and playful Bunnykins scenes. Two mugs and two saucers, and the small plate are by Barbara Vernon. The three mugs measure 3.75"L x 2.75"W x 3.5"H. The three saucers measure 5.5"dia. The three egg cups measure 1.75"dia. x 1.75"H. The small plate measures 6.5"dia. Royal Doulton backstamps. Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 577
A Herend porcelain 'Indian Basket' (FV) pattern part tea and coffee service, second half 20th century, blue printed marks, gilt-heightened, comprising: a small teapot and cover, a milk jug, a sugar bowl and cover, and eight coffee cups with matching saucers (lot)Condition Report: This tea service is in overall excellent, ready to use condition, with very few if any signs of prior use or wear. Please see images of the decoration and marks for reference here: https://we.tl/t-9lcubse9RU
Lot 584
A Richard Ginori porcelain dinner service, c.1930-31, green printed factory and date marks with various other marks, decorated with a border of green and yellow panels with foliate motifs, with gilt rims, comprising: a large twin-handled oval tureen and cover, a large footed bowl, two tazze, a sauce boat with fixed stand and ladle, two sets of three graduated oval dishes, a large circular plate, thirty-six dinner plates, eighteen soup bowls, sixteen side plates, eleven coffee cups with matching saucers, a milk jug, and a twin-handled sugar bowl and cover (lot)
Lot 585
A Meissen (Marcolini) porcelain travelling déjeuner, c.1775, blue crossed swords, star and dash marks, various impressed marks, painted with bouquets and sprays of pink roses, the borders and handle terminals with puce flower-sprays and bouquets with gilt foliage, comprising: a shaped oval tray, 36cm long; a teapot and cover with a branch handle and spout, 9.6cm high; a milk-jug with a branch handle and three branch feet, 10cm high; a circular sugar-bowl and cover, the domed cover with a flower finial, 9cm high; two coffee-cups, two teacups, and two saucers, in an associated 18th century gilt-tooled octagonal leather carrying-case with twin handles, the interior with blue leather lining edged with gold braid (12)Condition Report: In overall poor condition with some items having damages and restorations. Tray: this has been broken through the middle and crudely restuck. There are some slight losses adjacent to the break, particularly at 12 o’clock (on the front side) and to footrim (on the underside). This could easily be tidied up by a restorer. Teapot: the cover has been broken through and poorly repaired (there are some small losses at the centre and the flange on the underside). Sugar-bowl: the flower finial of the cover has been chipped and poorly restored. Coffee cups: one coffee cup has a very small chip to the footrim (this is minor). Saucers: one saucer has been broken into four sections and has an associated rim chip – these have been poorly repaired, and ideally should be restored again by a restorer. The other saucer has a rim chip and an associated hairline crack which runs to the well / footrim part of the saucer. The box is in distressed condition. The blue shammy-leather lining has been torn in some areas and some of the structural elements to the fitted compartments have been broken (one teacup sits loose as its compartment has collapsed). The gilt tooling of the leather is mostly faded, the leather is worn with minor losses, the underside has lost much of its lining, the twin handles are intact. Additional images are available on request.
Lot 582
A Herend porcelain combined part dinner and tea service, early 20th century and later, comprising: a group of 'Windsor Flowers' (WBO) pattern porcelain, c.1920-30, blue underglaze crown and shield mark and impressed HEREND, gilded rims, to include five soup bowls and ten dessert or salad plates bearing a gilt L with coronet to the osier border, with a similarly decorated later replacement dessert or salad plate, and an additional two dessert or salad plates bearing three gilded Ls to the osier border, together with a group of 'Windsor Flowers' (WBO) pattern porcelain, c.1920-30, blue underglaze crown and shield mark and impressed G, purple rims, to include two soup bowls, three dessert or salad plates, and eight side plates; and a collection of 'Fruits Necker' (FRN) pattern porcelain, second half 20th century, blue printed marks, to include eleven crescent salad dishes, six cake plates, a teapot and cover, a small coffee pot and cover, a small hot water pot and cover, a milk jug, a cream jug, a sugar pot and cover, a sugar bowl, a salt or pepper bowl, four teacups with matching saucers, nineteen coffee cups, and twenty-five coffee cup saucers (lot)Provenance: The 'Windsor Flowers' pattern porcelain with gilded Ls and coronets: the property of the painter Philip Alexius de László (1869-1937) and Lucy de László née Guinness (1870-1950), thence by descent. The remaining porcelain: property of the de László family, thence by descent. Footnotes: Note: Philip Alexius de László was born as Laub Fülöp on 30 April 1869 in Pest, before it was joined with Buda in 1873. He and his brother Marczi took the Hungarian name László in 1891 as a patriotic act, as did many of their fellow countrymen. In 1912 he was ennobled by Emperor Franz Joseph and became known as Philip de László. Judging by the factory marks, the porcelain bearing the gilded L and coronet was commissioned by de László from the Herend porcelain manufactory some time between 1915 and 1930, with the presence of the coronet reflecting de László's ennoblement. By contrast, the porcelain bearing the three gilded Ls was commissioned by Lucy de László née Guinness. The choice of the Herend porcelain manufactory seems a pertinent option for the Hungarian-British de László family, as the manufactory had been recipients of both British and Austro-Hungarian royal patronage, famously having a service commissioned by Queen Victoria after whom the pattern has subsequently been named, and also becoming the official Supplier to the Imperial and Royal Court of Emperor Franz Joseph I in 1872. Condition Report: At first glance, the service is smart and presents well, the Windsor Flowers pattern porcelain harmonious with the Fruits Necker porcelain. Upon further inspection a few pieces reveal some condition issues, but generally the decoration is bright and colourful and the gilding is largely intact. The Windsor Flowers porcelain decoration is generally a little more tired and worn with light scratches to decoration, as might be expected from age and use. Some surface dirt can be found to a few pieces including grease and stains.Condition issues are detailed as follows: Windsor Flowers porcelain with gilt Ls - one soup bowl with an impact hairline crack visible to the well and underside, one dessert or salad plate with a hairline crack from well to rim. Windsor Flowers porcelain with purple rims - one soup bowl has an impact hairline crack to the underside, the other has a large staple-repaired crack running from the rim across the well, each of the dessert plates have hairline cracks and one has a large flat chip to the rim. Fruits Necker porcelain - one coffee cup with a chip to rim, the hot water pot with a hairline crack from rim, the milk jug with a missing branch from the handle, the sugar pot cover flower finial with chips to petals, the sugar pot with a chip to rim, the cover for the coffee pot with large losses to the interior rim, one teacup with a large repaired crack running from rim to rim, one coffee cup saucer with a small impact hairline to the underside, one coffee cup underside with possible dirt filled hairline cracks. Please see additional images for reference here: https://we.tl/t-7eFKWYDyCs
Lot 579
A Herend porcelain 'Fruits Necker' (FRN) pattern tea and coffee service, second half 20th century, blue printed marks, gilt-heightened, comprising: a large teapot and cover, a smaller teapot and cover, a hot water pot and cover with branch handle, a cream jug, a milk jug with branch handle, a sugar bowl and cover, a tray with twin branch handles, a small bonbon dish, six teacups with matching saucers, six coffee cups with branch handles and matching saucers, and six side plates (lot)Condition Report: This tea service is in overall excellent, ready to use condition, with very few if any signs of prior use or wear. Some pieces have some mild surface dirt including grease and stains. Please see images of the decoration and marks for reference here: https://we.tl/t-fyhuAVckRb
Lot 580
A Herend porcelain 'Cornflower Blue Garland' (PBG) part dinner and coffee service, second half 20th century, blue printed marks, gilt-heightened, comprising: eleven dinner plates, thirteen soup plates, twelve cake plates, eighteen dessert bowls, three oval dishes, two sauce boats, two leaf-shaped dishes, three pin dishes, two oblong dishes, a milk jug, a sugar bowl and cover with flower finial, and twelve coffee cups with associated saucers (lot) Footnotes: Note: The pattern of cornflowers found on this service is inspired by a widely copied Sèvres design for a comprehensive dinner and dessert service purchased by Queen Marie-Antoinette of France in 1782, possibly a principal service of a lesser royal château. Apparently, cornflowers were Marie-Antoinette's favourite flower. A dinner plate from this service was sold at Christie's, British and Continental Ceramics, 14 July 2006, lot 68. For a discussion of the Marie-Antoinette service see David Peters, Sevres Plates and Services of the 18th Century (Little Berkhamsted, 2005), Vol. III, pps. 645-646. Condition Report: This service is smart and presents well, but is in need of a good clean, several pieces are quite dirty and greasy. Generally the decoration is bright and colourful, however the dinner plates have some wear to the flowers in the well, and also light scratches to the porcelain, as expected from use. Some pieces have condition issues, detailed as follows: one leaf-shaped dish has a loss to the tip and rim, one dessert bowl has a chip to the rim, one cake plate has a repaired crack through the middle, one soup bowl has a chip to the underside rim. Please see additional images for reference here: https://we.tl/t-mHwaC23tvt
Lot 583
A Bernardaud Limoges porcelain 'Vulcain' pattern dinner service, late 20th century, printed marks, comprising: a large circular serving bowl, two long rectangular trays, two oval serving dishes, six dinner plates, six soup bowls, six side plates, six oval salad dishes, six pudding bowls, six twin handled bowls with matching saucers, six teacups with matching saucers, and six coffee cans with matching saucers (lot)Condition Report: This smart and attractive service is in excellent, ready to use condition with no noticeable flaws or faults, the gilding is bright and intact, really only some minor surface dirt is present and very light wear to footrims. Please see additional images of decoration and marks for reference here: https://we.tl/t-NP8LjKggcP
Lot 8
A group of English ceramics, 19th century, comprising a large Staffordshire jug, depicting the murder of gamekeeper William Collier by Thomas Smith, decorated in colours (restored), 25.5cm high; a Staffordshire prattware jug, 14cm high; a prattware 'Sailor's Return' and 'Sailor's Farewell' jug, circa 1800-10, with stiff leaf border, 15.5cm high (some nibbles to rim); a Liverpool pearlware jug, 13cm high (restored); a Staffordshire pearlware cabbage leaf jug, 14cm high (restored); sold together with a Mason's Ironstone jug, a Chinese export blue and white bowl and a coffee cup, and two Coalport trios of teacup, saucers and sideplates (qty)
Lot 82
A Royal Worcester tea service, dated 1931, transfer-printed with green and pink flowers, comprising eleven teacups, eleven saucers, ten sideplates, a sugar bowl, cream jug, and pair of cake / bread and butter plates, printed marks (36)Condition:General crazing to throughout to the teacups, alongside some of the saucers and sideplates. Some of the teacups are stained yellow
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