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Click here to subscribeAn 18th century famille rose plate, two saucers and a famille verte cup, the plate painted with flowers within a green rim band, 22.5cm (9in) diameter, one saucer painted in the mandarin palette, the other with cruciform lappets of famille verte flowers, the cup exterior with scrolling lotus on a green band (4) (W)
Extensive Spode Copelands dinner service, with bands of blue and gilt foliate decoration, comprising three meat platters, largest 17" wide, eighteen dinner plates 10.5" diameter, eighteen soup plates 9.5" diameter, seventeen plates 9" diameter, eighteen plates 8" diameter, eighteen plates 6" diameter, eleven crescent shaped vegetable plates, twelve coffee cups and saucers, twelve tea cups and eleven saucers, two gravy boats and stands, printed and impressed marks, pattern code CS601, (154),
A GROUP OF POTTERY, comprising a Glamorgan pottery jug black printed with a scene of two fishermen, a childs plate black transfer printed with harvesting figures, two child`s plates decorated with oriental figures, two cups and saucers blue transfer printed with flowers, a small jug blue transfer printed with two figures in a doorway and another jug puce transfer decorated with small flowers. Ynysmeudw, Water Nymph (8) (AF)
A Worcester Teapot and cover, c.1770, painted with flowers, cover restored, 13.4cm; two Plates and three saucers, painted with named views on a salmon pink ground, very worn, 13 .7 and 19cm (7) Views are: Festiniog, Wales;On Worksworth Moor, Derbyshire; Nottingham Castle; Langard Fort and Wentworth Park no. 14; no. 16 no. 17; no. 4; no. 5
Worcester: The Fence Pattern, c.1770, each piece printed in underglaze blue with birds, flowers and a fence, comprising: coffee pot and cover; milk jug, teabowl and two saucers and a teapot with replaced cover, crescent marks, one with crescent and E, chips, and a Derby saucer printed with oxen and herders, (8) no. 310; no. 43; no. 413 Bow China (the Derby saucer)
Japanese porcelain, 18th/19 Century, a kiku-fluted dish with an underglaze blue man contemplating a waterfall, gold lacquer repair, 13cm; a lozenge dish with ladies in a garden and moulded daisy rim, 17cm; three plates with ships 18cm, a small dish with moulded rim and enamelled and gilt parrot, 9cm; a teabowl and three saucers, some with minor damage, many with marks (10)
A Clarice Cliff Stamford shape Rudyard pattern tea service, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, milk jug and two teacups, saucers and side plates, each coloured with a tree with green and black stem and pendulous red, blue and pink foliage, banded in pale green and blue, teapot 12.5cm high, c.1934
An English porcelain teacup and saucers, heart shaped handle, decorated wit a deep band of stylised sprigs in gilt, green and red, gilt banded border, marked Nantgarw, c.1815 - 1825; a breakfast cup, possibly Coalport, painted with landscape within banded gilt and pink borders; four Swansea circular plates, painted with convolvolus, roses and other flowers, gilt line borders, 20cm diam, c.1815
A Paragon tea service, a reproduction of service accepted by Her Majesty The Queen on Her Visit to the Potteries, 1913, comprising twelve teacups, saucers and side plates, bread and butter plate comport, milk jug and sugar bowl, each printed with a bouquet of colourful summer flowers, the borders panelled with summer sprays within gilt wreaths, banded in cobalt blue and gilt, printed marks
FORTY SIX PIECES OF ROYAL CROWN DERBY tea and coffee wares decorated in the typical Imari style and colourings, comprising nine cups, eight saucers, seven coffee cans, seven saucers, six side plates, two medium sized plates, two larger plates, a loving cup and saucer, an egg cup and a non matching cup and saucer. (46)
A COLLINGWOOD BONE CHINA THIRTY SEVEN PIECE BLUSH IVORY TEA SET comprising ten cups, twelve saucers, ten small plates, two larger plates, two sugar bowls and cream jug, all decorated with foliate sprays and gilt borders, printed registration marks to some pieces, impressed maker`s marks to larger pieces. (37)
A ROYAL WORCESTER SIX-PIECE BLUSH IVORY COFFEE SET, comprising a silver plate lidded coffee pot with ivory finial (shape number 1681), a sugar bowl and cream jug (shape number 1613), two coffee cups and two saucers (shape number 1682), all decorated with foliate sprays on a blush ivory ground with moulded fluting, printed puce factory marks to base of each piece along with shape numbers, dated 1891. (6)
An 18th Century Derby Tea Cup and Saucer decorated with trailing leaves in blue and gilt, puce mark pattern no. 731, a John Rose Coalport tea cup and saucer decorated in pink, purple and gilt, the saucer inscribed "Gold Medal Awarded May 30th 1820" and two other 19th Century tea cups and saucers.
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