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A Shelley England art deco porcelain Tea Service Pattern Number 823342 with Blue Flower pattern, to include; teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, sandwich plate, six side plates, six teacups & six saucers. Total 22 pieces. Stamped Shelley England to base with pattern number. (22)In excellent condition with no chips or cracks.
A vastly substantial Mason’s Regency “Plantation Colonial” pattern Patent Ironstone China Regency dinner/tea service (RdNo 82149) to include; a teapot, six teacups, ten tea plates, an egg cup, three butter plates, two large jugs, two smaller jugs, seven handled bowls, two sauce bowls, a gravy dish, a cake stand, a jug, five kidney shaped dishes, a salt shaker, a tray, 14 dinner plates, two large plates, multiple small & side plates, bowls etc. Total pieces c. 85. Buyer must collect or organise own courier.Second image: one of the two-handled cups has tiny chip to rim, one of the small jugs has a small chip to foot. 3rd image: one two handled cup has a small chip to rim. 4th image: salt cellar has chip to base. 5th image: 2 x 6" saucers are cracked, two breakfast bowls have cracks and one is chipped, one large dinner plate (10.5") is crazed, one 92 plate is faded and crazed, 8" side plate has cracks to rear.All others in good order.
A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern coffee service, 1930's, of vase shape, coffee pot and cover 17cm h, printed mark, a pair of Royal Crown Derby teacups and saucers of the same pattern, 1907 and three Crown Derby and Royal Crown Derby Witches pattern saucers and two cups (22) Coffee service - teapot and cover in good condition, all four vase shaped cups cracked or chipped, sugar bowl cracked. The six saucers in good condition. Pair of cups and saucers - wear to gilding on rims of cups, otherwise good. Of the remaining items, the smaller of the two cups cracked
A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern teacup, saucer and plate, late 20th c, plate 16cm diam, printed mark and three Staffordshire bone china Witches pattern teacups, saucers and two plates in the Derby Witches pattern (11) Royal Crown Derby in good condition and of first quality. The other items also in good condition
An extensive Paris, Faubourg Saint Denis, dinner service, Comte d'Artois Factory, c1785, painted with loose bouquets and scattered flowers, the service including a soup tureen and cover, 26cm h and a giltmetal mounted lidded baluster jug, stencilled red crown and C P (crown and A on jug) (125) Some damage. 8 coffee cups; 4 tea cups, 6 tea bowls, 25 saucers, coffee pot, cream jug, basin, 2 two handles sugar baskets, 4 muffin dishes and covers, tureen and cover, 3 meat plates, 2 oval dishes, 2 octagonal dishes, 6 large round serving plates, 4 scalloped edge oval dishes; 11 soup plates, 26 dinner plates and 8 side plates1 soup plate with hairline crack, one dinner plate with chip and another with hairline crack, 3 side plates chipped and one with hairline crack, 1 teacup with hairline crack, small hairline to meat dish, jug with chip and restoration to spout, hairline crack to lid of tureen, otherwise overall good condition, gilding rubbed in places and some signs of use
A Grainger Wood & Co. Worcester early 19th Century porcelain tea service, pattern no. 501, decorated with gilt wriggle band design on a red dot ground, comprising an oval boat-shaped teapot, cover and stand, twin-handled sucrier and cover, milk jug, circular plates, nine teacups and saucers and two coffee cans and saucers, red script mark/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
A pair of Worcester fluted coffee cups and saucers, with blue and turquoise borders painted with bouquets of flowers, within gilt C-scroll borders, the saucers similarly painted and having a flower in gilt painted to the centre, open crescent mark CONDITION REPORT: Elements of decoration are later. One cup with sanding to the top rim, the other cup with a small rim chip and sanding to foot rim. Both cups and saucers with some foot rim chipping
Various 18th Century English and Chinese porcelain with the Queen Charlotte and Royal Lily patterns, comprising a Worcester Queen Charlotte teapot and cover, circa 1770, a Chinese teapot and cover, a Chinese tea bowl with a rare Meissen mark, two Flight Royal Lily plates, five early Chamberlain plates and four cups and saucers, together with a Chinese prototype plate (19)/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection CONDITION REPORT: Queen Charlotte pattern teapot and cover - with stained hairline crack curving across base and into body beside spout, firing crack to footrim and chipping to finial. The Chinese teapot and cover similar, with a replacement metal handle. The teabowl with a crossed swords and S. mark has a series of firing and hairline cracks to rim. The Chinese small side plate with a version of the Royal Lily pattern with minute chipping to rim. The remaining Royal Lily plates and saucer dishes are ok other than some minor wear. One of the saucers with small footrim chip,
A selection of Flight and Barr, Worcester, circa 1805-14, in bright Japan patterns, comprising two cups and saucers and a similar small plate, a coffee can and saucer, all with 'bird and fence' pattern, the plate 21cm and a related coffee can and saucer with a different panelled Japan pattern, all enriched with typically bright gilding, various impressed marks (9)/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection CONDITION REPORT: Minor wear to gilding and enamels, otherwise in good order.
Four German saucers, 18th Century, comprising two Meissen saucers with figures and landscapes, a Ludwigsburg saucer with rustic figures, and a Furstenburg saucer, underglaze blue marks/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection CONDITION REPORT: A Meissen saucer with gitterwerk cartouche with a rim chip 1cm wide, a Meissen Marcolini saucer with a restored rim chip 1.3cm wide, a Furstenburg saucer with wear and rubbing to centre, some minor wear overall
A set of six Coalport yellow ground coffee cups and saucers, with gilt banding, green factory stamp, numbered 8021/A & PAT 14346/15, the cups held within silver reticulated cup holders hallmarked by E S Barnsley & Co., Birmingham, 1919, stamped Rd no: 648257, in fitted case retailed by HARRODSFurther details: no apparent chips or nibbles except one minor chip to foot rim of one saucer
A collection of late 18th/early 19th Century New Hall porcelain to include: a fluted edged side plate/dish no. 140, another numbered 241, one sugar bowl, seven tea bowls and eight saucers together with Holgate, David - New Hall, published Faber & Faber with three ebonised wooden plate and cup stands (Q) .Further details: Restoration to one plate, large cracks to sugar bowl, chips and nibbles to tea bowls and saucers.
A collection of blush ivory Royal Worcester to include; Six cups and saucers, all have printed marks, registration no. 190547, and either marked W5343 or W5171, six side plates, all except one have Worcester mark, all either W5343 or W5171 and registration no. 190547, with a blush ivory dinner plate, printed marks to base, W5343, registration no. 234574. (19 in total)Conditions: Some slight wear to paint/gilding, some staining, and slight nibbles to a couple of pieces.

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