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Lot 46
Late 18th Century Chinese export porcelain Mandarin pallet part teaset, comprising; five cups, six saucers, four tea bowls, bullet shaped teapot, sucrier on stand and another shallow dish. 19 pieces. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Some general gilt and paint loss to all items. Teapot - spout damaged, frits to lid and base. Cups, minor frits and chips to rims and base. Teabowles - most have minor frits to base, one has large chip to rim. Saucers - three have hair cracks to base, all have gilding loss. three have chips to rim. Sucrier - large chip to rim and brown paint marks internally. Shallow bowl - large chip to rim and hair crack to base. Six sided bowl, very damaged and badly repaired.
Lot 327
Five trays of Portmeirion pottery 'The Botanic Garden' design items by Susan Williams-Ellis to include; dinner plates, measuring jug, ramikins, teacups & saucers, various other plates, coasters, milk jugs, salt and pepper set, sugar sifter, photo frame, sugar bowl, measuring bowl, tablecloth etc. (5)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 330
Four trays of Aynsley mostly 'Pembroke' design items to include: teacups and saucers, milk jug, sugar bowl, various plates, basket, serving, trinket and pin trays, ginger jar and cover, vase, candlestick, miniature teapot, jug, trinket box, cotton apron, napkin, carving knife etc. Together with a small Crown Staffordshire pottery dog figure. Some Aynsley marked with red S to bottom. (4)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 350
Two Limoges French porcelain teasets on trays; one marked 'Limoges, France, Charles Ahrenfeldt' with daisy pattern; teapot, lidded sugar bowl, milk jug and teacup with saucer, the other marked 'Limoges, France, Lanternier' floral pattern with teapot, four cups and saucers, two sugar bowls and milk jug etc. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 352
Five trays of Royal Tuscan English fine bone china 'Counterpoint' design items to include; 15 piece coffee set with coffee pot, two handled soup bowls on stands, teacups and saucers, plates, milk jug, sucrier, sauceboat with stand, shallow bowls, original plate dividers etc. (5)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 11
A group of mid-eighteenth century hand-painted famille rose Chinese porcelain tea wares and a dinner plate, c. 1750-70. To include: two tea bowls and saucers, three saucers and a plate. Saucers: 11.5 cm wide. (6)Condition: plate was rivetted and has now been sympathetically restored, three saucers with hairlines, one tea bowl with hairline.
Lot 190
A group of late-eighteenth to early nineteenth century British ceramics, c. 1770-1840. To include: A Worcester Fence pattern saucer, three porcelain saucers and two matching cups, two pink lustre plates, a copper lustre and pink lustre cup plate, and red and white transfer-printed chinoiserie pattern small plate with pink lustre rim, a small stoneware sprig moulded mug, a moulded child's plate with a rural scene and a Wedgwood jasper oval plaque. Plates: 18 cm wide. (12)Condition: Fence saucer with rim chips, child's plate with break, one porcelain cup cracked, some wear.
Lot 370
An early twentieth century Royal Worcester Orlando pattern coffee service, c. 1920. Comprising of: a coffeepot and cover, an open sugar, a creamer, and six cups and saucers. All marked to the underside and decorated with printed and painted designs. Coffeepot: 21 cm tall. (9)Condition: in good overall condition.
Lot 391
A group of early twentieth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Camilla wares, c. 1920-30. To include a platter, eleven plates, two bowls, a soup dish, a covered vegetable tureen, a hot water jug and four cups and saucers. Platter: 32 cm long. (20) Condition: In good overall condition. M
Lot 63
An early nineteenth century Spode porcelain tea service as pattern number 2721, c. 1820. It is marked to the underside and decorated with gilded leaves on a blue ground. To include: a teapot and cover, a small teapot and cover, a creamer, a waste bowl, twelve saucers, nine cups, six London-shaped coffee cups and four with snake handles, and two bread and butter plates. Teapot: 27 cm wide. (6)Condition: some sight wear to gilding. One cup rivetted, small teapot with tinker repair to spout tip, two cups with hairlines.
Lot 65
A group of early nineteenth century green and white transfer-printed Spode Felspar porcelain trio and matching jug, c. 1820-25. Together with a flower-embossed cup and saucer and similar sugar box lid and a hand-painted floral swag cup and saucer. Saucers: 15 cm wide. (5)Condition: hand-painted saucer with hairline in body, flower-embossed saucer with foot rim chip, jug with crack in collar. Some wear to gilding and decoration.
Lot 69
An early nineteenth century hand-painted porcelain part tea service, possibly Coalport, c. 1805. Comprising of: six London-shape cups and saucers, six coffee cans and bute-shape saucers, a waste bowl, six tea plates and six dished plates. It is decorated with a wood grain effect with gilded rims. One can has a painted leaf detail to the underside. Dished plates: 22 cm wide. (25)Condition: very minor gilding wear, one can and one plate have a tiny foot chip.
Lot 96
A group of early nineteenth century Spode black bat printed tea wares, c. 1820. To include: two floral cups and saucers and two spare cups, two landscape scene trios and a spare cup, together with a further saucer, large saucer-dish and waste bowl. 32 cm tall. (10)Condition: Saucer-dish with 2" rim crack, one floral cup cracked, one landscape cup with fine hairline, one saucer cracked. Light wear to gilding.
Lot 334
A Royal Worcester Fallen Fruits teacup and saucer, hand-painted by E.Townsend, the teacup decorated with peaches, cherries, strawberries and grapes, dated 1938, 6.8cm high, the saucer with strawberries and damsons, dated 1937, 11.9cm wide, together with a further Royal Worcester teacup and saucer, painted by AG Moseley, teacup dated 1937, 6.9cm high, saucer dated 1936, 11.9cm diameter, a further cup with gilded exterior, unsigned, 7cm high, with associated saucer signed E.Townsend, dated 1938, 11.8cm diameter, and a further cup with gilded interior, signed Price, dated 1923, 4.8cm high, with associated saucer signed WH Austin, dated 1923, 12.7cm diameter (8) CONDITION REPORT:All pieces show rubbing to the gilt highlights (particularly to the saucer wells which both show some surface scratching). All pieces show the odd small loss to the glaze, the odd small dark speck to the glaze, the odd firing frit, and minor fine surface wear, but no obvious chips, cracks, or restoration. One of the Townsend saucers and the Austin saucer show surface crazing throughout.
Lot 336
A selection of Belleek porcelain tableware, to include a florally encrusted twin handled vase, late 19th century, 25.5cm high, two florally encrusted baluster cache pots, late 19th century, largest 11.3cm high, a further florally encrusted basket weave cache pot, 9.2cm high, a teacup, saucer and cream jug with clover decoration, early 20th century, jug 9.8cm high, four further assorted teacups and saucers, a swan salt, a shell salt, a further saucer and a small milk jug (19) (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:All four florally encrusted pieces show chips and losses to the encrusted details. All four have second period (1891-1926) marks. The twin handled vase shows a repair to one handle and is lacking its bird. One cup shows a full thickness hairline crack and appears to be unstable. The other cups all show small chips to the rim, and one shows a firing frit and glazing faults. The remaining pieces show fine surface scratching and surface wear. The shell milk jug shows a first period (1863-1891) mark.
Lot 339
A Royal Crown Derby 'Princess' pattern dinner service, from a Derby Original pattern circa 1790, comprising twelve dinner plates, 26.5cm wide, twelve salad plates, 21.5cm wide, twelve side plates, 16cm wide, eight soup bowls and saucers, bowls 16.5cm wide, six teacups and saucers, cups 6cm high, two tureens, 24cm wide, a serving platter, 33cm wide, a sauceboat and stand, sauceboat 20cm long, a teapot, 29cm long, a cream jug, 14cm long, a serving plate, 24.5cm wide, and a bowl, 13cm wide (73) CONDITION REPORT:All pieces appear to be first quality. One saucer shows a full thickness hairline crack with star head extending approximately 15cm from the rim, with a consequent small loss to the foot. The teapot shows some staining to the interior. All pieces show surface wear and fine surface scratching (particularly to the plate wells), and rubbing to the gilt highlights throughout. All pieces would benefit from cleaning.
Lot 342
A Hammersley & Co 'Dresden Sprays' matched coffee service, comprising twelve coffee cans, 7cm high, and twelve saucers, 12.3cm diameter, each piece decorated in polychrome floral sprays on a white ground with gilt borders, together with a further Hammersley & Co tea service, comprising six tea cups, 7cm high, and six saucers 11.3cm, and a sugar bowl, 8.3cm diameter, and a Hammersley & Co Dresden Sprays candlestick, 16.5cm high (38) CONDITION REPORT:All pieces show surface scratching and wear, and rubbing to the gilt highlights. All pieces would benefit from cleaning.Dresden Sprays - Eight cups and eleven saucers show no obvious chips, cracks, crazing or restoration. All eight cups ring when pinged. Two cups show a hairline crack to the base. One cup shows extensive fine surface crazing throughout. One cup shows firing pits and frits across the surface. One saucer shows a hairline crack.The other service shows no obvious chips, cracks, crazing or restoration.
Lot 362
A blue printed Worcester porcelain tea cannister and cover, circa 1775, printed in underglaze with the fence pattern (restored knop), 13.5cm high, a Worcester chinoiserie saucer,12cm diameter, each with crescent marks to the underside, with three teacups and saucers comprising a Jasperware example and two lustre examples, and a lustre coffee can and saucer (10) (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:Worcester tea cannister - The cover knop has been crudely restored and the rim shows small chips and nibbles. The rim of the cannister neck shows a small chip. The foot rim shows chips, nibbles and kiln marks.Worcester chinoiserie saucer - Shows firing pits and frits, and Blutack residue to the back.The lustre ware cups and saucers all show hairline cracks and wear to the lustre finish.The Jasperware teacup and saucer is by Turner & Co NOT Wedgwood.
Lot 372
An extensive Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' dinner, tea and coffee service, comprising; twelve dinner plates, 26.5cm wide, twelve dessert plates (ten seconds), 20.5cm wide, eighteen side plates (five seconds), 16cm wide, twelve soup bowls, 20.5cm wide, twelve dessert bowls (10 seconds), 16cm wide, twelve side bowls, 13.5cm wide, sixteen teacups and saucers (five second teacups, four second saucers), teacups 8cm high, saucers 14cm wide, ten coffee cups and saucers, cups 7.8cm high, saucers 12.5cm wide, six oval serving dishes, 23cm wide, six twin handles serving dishes, largest 25cm wide, smallest 23cm wide, two tureens and covers, 29cm wide, two meat platters, largest 41cm wide, a cake stand, base 21cm wide, two small tea pots, 17cm high, two large tea pots, 19.5cm high, two hot water jugs, largest 25cm high, three milk jugs, 11cm high, and a smaller example 9cm high, three sugar bowls, 11cm diameter, and a smaller example 9cm diameter, two sauce boats and stands, 21.5cm wide, two pepperettes, 8cm high, and a further selection of Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' accessories, including a wall clock, commemorative plate, vases etc (Qty)
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