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Click here to subscribeDe Sausmarez family interest - Set of six G. Asch of Tours porcelain coffee cans and saucers, the coffee cans decorated with the armorial of the De Sausmarez family, gold gilt fleur de lys, foliate band, handle and interiors on deep dark blue glaze, 2 5/8in. (6.7cm.) high, matching saucers, 5 1/8in. (13cm.) diameter, each piece signed G. ASCH.
A Wedgwood Gold Damask pattern part dinner service, comprising two graduated 15in. and 13in. oval platters; six two handled soup bowls and saucers, one bowl with small crack; six tea cups and saucers; five side plates; a milk jug; and a gravy boat and stand, both with faults; together with a set of six earlier Wedgwood white and gilt crescent shaped side plates. (39)
A set of six Royal Worcester ornithological 'jewelled' coffee cups and saucers, impressed factory marks and painted pattern no. 8292 in red, finely painted with garden and exotic birds amidst flowers and berries, within gilt jewelled borders, together with one additional cup and a 9in. cake plate; plus a pair of Royal Doulton cabinet cups and saucers painted with birds. (18)
A Coalport porcelain part coffee serviceearly 19th century, painted in the Imari 'crab claw' pattern, comprising a lobed dish and six coffee cans and saucers, many pieces with faults; together with three Crown Staffordshire tea cups and saucers painted with flowers on a gilt and cobalt blue ground. (19)* Coalport- Dish: A two-part piece has been off from rim and glued back in place. Tiny hairline to handle.- Cans: One good. Two have tiny hairline to base. One has hairline to rim and discoloured crazing to glaze. The other two with large cracks.- Saucers: Four good. One with two shallow rim chips and small hairline. The last with chip and hairline to rim.Crown Staffordshire - good condition with no faults.
A Royal Crown Derby 'Green Derby Panel' pattern part dinner serviceprinted iron red factory marks, date codes for 1967-72, comprising eight 10½in. dinner plates; eight 8¼in. salad plates; ten 6¼in. side plates; nine twin handled soup bowls and saucers; nine tea cups and ten saucers; a gravy boat and stand; and a single lid for vegetable dish. (68)* One tea cup has a small hairline and one has some discolouration to the glaze to the inside. All other pieces in good condition, with only minor scratches to glaze and gilding from occasional use.
A Limoges porcelain cabaret set, early 20th century, olive green printed factory marks for 'GD&Cie, Limoges', comprising a teapot, covered sucrier, milk jug, four cups and saucers and a tray, painted with flowers on a blush ground, the teapot 6½in. (16.5cm.) high, some faults; together with a German porcelain covered vase and a pair of spill vases. (4)
An early 19th century J. & W. Ridgway part tea and coffee service, pattern no. 1082 with painted flowers, gilt floral border and wavy gilt lined rim, the exterior with gilt lily of the valley, comprising a teapot and stand; covered two handled sucrier and stand; slop bowl; cream jug; 9½in. sandwich plate; twelve saucers, twelve tea cups and eight coffee cups, the teapot 5¼in. (13.3cm.) high, a few pieces a/f. (38)
A GROUP OF ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL PORCELAINSVarious datesComprising; a Vienna gold ground milk jug, 10cm high; a small French porcelain coffee pot and a jug painted with children with dogs; a pair of Coalport apricot ground dinner plates; a blue ground saucer; a Davenport cup; a Chamberlain & Co blue ground sauce tureen stand; a Carlton China Japan pattern coffee can and two saucers; a flower painted double salt and a small rococo form vaseVienna jug with small losses to the white `jewelling' . The small French coffee pot with glued finial, chip to the cover and some wear to the gilding. The jug with a crack and chip to the handle.Both of the Coalport plates have cracks. The Davenport cup has a haircrack to the rim and a glued handle. The Carlton China coffee cup has a rim chip and crack. The small rococo vase has damage to the rimProvenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018), the celebrated film director, producer and screenwriter, best known for his 007 James Bond movies and Alfie.
A GROUP OF ENGLISH PORCELAINS19th centuryComprising; a Coalbrookdale-type tall perfume bottle and stopper encrusted with flowers, 27cm high; a pair of blue-ground vases painted with flower panels, 22cm high; three small lustre mugs printed with chinioserie panels; two purple lustre cups and saucers painted with strawberries; an apricot-ground teabowl and saucer painted with flower panels and a pair of circular two-handled sauce tureens (15)Perfume bottle- glued repair to rim. Some small losses to applied flowers and leaves. Rivetted repair to the stopper.Pair of blue ground vases- one vase with glued chips to the rim.3 lustre mugs- each with some light staining and minor wear.2 lustre cups and saucers- one cup with crack across the base. Some overall wear particularly to one cup.Apricot ground teabowl and saucer- teabowl with firing crack to the rim and small chip to the footrim. Saucer with glaze crack to centre, only visible on the underside. Pair of sauce tureens- covers lacking. Some light staining to the glaze. Some nibbles around the footrims. Some wear to the gilding.Provenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018), the celebrated film director, producer and screenwriter, best known for his 007 James Bond movies and Alfie.
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