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Lot 515
Various 18th, 19th century and later pottery and porcelain jugs, to include a Staffordshire jug with coloured print titled 'The Sailor's Farewell', depicting a sailor to the front and the rhyme within a floral garland to the back, height 11.5cm, a Sunderland-style lustre pottery cream jug with wide spout and shaped handle, with pink lustre ladies and garden scene, height 12.5cm, a Coalport reproduction of the Caughley Mask-Head Jug, 'originally produced about 1770', height 18cm, a Spode 'Glendale' pattern jug reproduced from the illustrations in the company archives, height 8cm, length 11cm, a Portmaster gilt-heightened jug with fluted body and a Furnivals Denmark patterned water jug, height 15.5cm (10).
Lot 516
Thirteen items of late 18th and early 19th century Imari decorated teaware, cups, saucers and coffee cans, to include Coalport, Minton, Spode (pattern no.1220 in red) and various other examples, comprising one cup and matching saucer, three coffee cans, four teacups, and four miscellaneous saucers (13). Condition Report: Any attribution to the maker is either because the item is marked with factory markings, pattern numbers that correspond, or attributed by the late owner who had a passion for collecting 18th and 19th century porcelain. We cannot guarantee the authenticity of the attribution. As with age, some items may have signs of wear, scratches, hairlines or chips. There is only one cup and saucer that match - all the others are not corresponding.chipto one saucer hairline cracks to four cups all items have gilt rubbed
Lot 955
Two 19th century Spode toy dinner services, a set with brown sprigs and dark brown rim, marked SPODE, comprising three tureens, nine assorted plates and three soup plates (slight damage); and a Copeland late Spode set with green border —5 1/4in. (13cm.) width of largest meat platter; and three Continental tea cups and saucers with sugar box
Lot 436
A Spode 'Aesop's Fables' dinner service, circa 1840, printed in black, comprising a soup tureen, cover and stand, two vegetable dishes and covers, one sauce tureen, stand and a Copeland cover, one platter and a pierced drainer, another platter, twelve soup bowls, twelve dinner plates and twelve dessert plates (43)One tureen base remnants of old sellotape. One tureen base cracked to underside. A few of the smaller plates discoloured and one which is badly glued at the rim. bowl with break on rim, elements still present. Some of the larger plates are discoloured. Drainer is cracked.
Lot 439
A Spode dessert service, pattern 3393, circa 1820, painted to the centres with a floral spray, the blue ground borders moulded with ribbon-tied foliate bands, marks in red, comprising a centrepiece, two sauce tureens, covers and stands with butterfly handles, two rectangular dishes, two scalloped dishes, two shell-shaped dishes and eighteen plates, the centrepiece 32cm wide (31)Discolouration to the turquoise glaze to the interior of one of the tureens, the same sauce tureen has also had one of the handles restored with a small subsequent chip to the inner wing. Restoration to one of the corners of the rectangular basket Some discolouration to the turqoise borders. One plate has a chip to the footrim
Lot 434
A Spode New Stone dinner service, circa 1810, decorated with the ‘Bang-Up’ pattern of oriental flowers in imari colours, comprising soup tureen cover and stand, three sauce tureens, covers and stands, four vegetable dishes and covers, two dishes, fifty-three dinner plates, ten dessert plates, sixteen soup plates, three platters, salad bowl, six plates and one drainer, three bakers and one stand, two side plates, an armorial dinner plate (124)
Lot 438
A Spode tea and coffee service, pattern 882, circa 1825, decorated with sprays of flowers on a gilded fish scale ground, comprising a teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, milk jug, slop bowl, ten teacups and saucers, five coffee cans and a Coalport plate of the same pattern, the teapot 26cm wide (33)Slight restoration to spout rim. Rubbing to gilding. Crack the base of one can and one cup has a crack down the side.
Lot 437
A Spode tea and coffee service, circa 1825, painted in olive green with various landscapes, within gilt borders, marked ‘Spode 382’, comprising an octagonal teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, milk jug, slop bowl, two square cake plates, one saucer dish, seven teacups, coffee cups and saucers (31) One cup completely smashedTwo coffe cans discoloured one coffee can chipped to the rim one coffee can with hairline crack Four teacups crackedPlates are pitted
Lot 442
An assortment of Spode and Coalport porcelain, circa 1800-05, decorated in the so-called Dollar pattern, comprising two teapots covers and stands, three plates, a centrepiece, slop bowl, two coffee cans, two milk jugs, sucrier and cover and a large jug (18) Please find additional images for condition. Scratches and wear to the gilding. One of the teapots has restoration to the spout, shown in photograph. Discolouration to the bullsblood enamel colour on the large jug and one of the teapots particularly, shown in the photos.
Lot 451
A Coalport Anstice Horton and Rose tea and coffee service, circa 1810 – 20, with some Spode replacements, painted with oval panels of roses within gilded swags, comprising a teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, milk jug, slop bowl, two saucer dishes, eleven teacups, ten coffee cans and twelve saucers (41) See further images for condition. 5 cups have hairline cracks, one with old repair. Two large plates are crazed. Jug handle is crazed, lid of sucrier also crazed. Small chips to the rims of 5 or 6 of the cups.
Lot 441
A Spode composed dessert and tea service, circa 1815, painted to the centres with a floral spray, within broad light blue borders painted with further flower sprigs and moulded in white relief with flowers, comprising a centrepiece, two oval dishes, eight hexagonal plates, eight smaller plates, teapot, cover and stand, teacup, two coffee cup and two saucers, the centrepiece 27cm wide (27)Scratches and rubbed gilding consistent with age, but in largely sound condition. One of the smaller plates/bowls chipped. See additional images attached.
Lot 443
A pair of Spode jardinieres and stands, circa 1805, painted en grisaille with rustic landscapes, gilt rims, fixed gilt ring handles, 12.5cm high Provenance: One jardinière and stand, purchased from Law, Foulsham & Cole on 24 April 1935 for £4.10s, the other purchased in 1937 Bonhams, Trelissick House, 23 – 24 July 2013, lot 443 One of them has small niggles around the footrim of the actual jardiniere. Usual slight rubbing to gilding.
Lot 440
A composed Spode and Coalport tea and coffee service, circa 1805, decorated with gilt oval paterae and reserved on a broad border of overlapping gilt diamonds and an orange band, comprising a teapot, cover and stand, two sucriers and covers, milk jug, slop bowl, two saucer dishes, eleven teacups and saucers, eight coffee cups, the teapot 28cm wide (41) See attached images for major issues with condition. Restored finial to teapot. Gilding rubbed. Old restorations to breaks. Hairline crack to teapot. Ground colour variable on some. Wear consistent with use and age.
Lot 435
A Spode stone china dinner service, circa 1820, printed in underglaze blue and highlighted in iron red and gilt with a central peony spray surrounded by three large sprays, comprising a soup tureen, cover and stand, three sauce tureens, covers and four stands, three vegetable turenns and one cover, twelve platters, thirty-five dinner plates, eight soup plates and ten dessert plates (72) One small plate has a surface chip to the underside of the rim. One small plate cracked. One soup plate crazed and faint crack to rim. One small polygonal dish chipped to underside of rim. Next size up is cracked. One tureen base chipped at the rim. another small plate cracked with chip to rim. one plate rim chip, another with rim chip, another cracks to rim. one tureen base cracked, one soup bowl cracked.
Lot 35
One bottle Adet Seward Bordeaux Beehive Brandy, one bottle Girolamo Luxardo Cherry Liqueur in pottery Venus bottle, one bottle Charington's Prince's Brew (March 15 1932), two empty Nicholoff Vodka bottles in Cossack Bear miniature pottery bottles and one bottle Hawker's Sloe Gin in Copeland Spode miniature bottle
Lot 206
Two boxes of various decorative china wares including a Lladro figure of "Young girl with bowl of fruit", Lomonsov figure of a "Mink", two Lomonsov figures of "Small birds", two blanc de chine figures of birds, Hereford Fine China Ltd limited edition figure of "Mouse and nut" and two others similar, a Royal Doulton figure of a "Seated Fox" (very damaged), a Spode Copelands China water jug with fox handle (ear with damage), Doulton "Reynard the Fox" mug, Wedgwood blue and white and oxide red tea bowl and two saucers, Royal Worcester jam pot and cover, two dressing table bowls and covers, Coalport pin dish and a Royal Crown Derby "Derby Posies" pin dish (boxed)
Lot 270
This collection includes 2 Wedgwood cups & saucers of Flying Cloud built in 1850 and 6 Spode cups & saucers of Tradewinds Brig Built 1820. The Spode cups have two different shapes: 4 London shapes and 2 rounded Dresden shapes. Nautical scenes in red and white depicted. Spode and Wedgwood backstamp. Manufacturer: Spode & WedgwoodCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 2
COPELANDFive 'Frog' series tiles, circa 1880Ceramic, decorated underglaze in shades of blue with humorous scenes with frogs: 'Frog diving underwater', 'Frog with exploding ball', 'Frog fishing' with inscription top right Edible Frog, 'Frog on a penny farthing' and a Minton Hollins tile similarly decorated with a 'Frog with Snail standing on a hill'. Framed.Each: 15 cm x 15 cm (6 x 6 in)Each with frame: 18.2 cm x 18.2 cmFour tiles with impressed Copeland with crown mark, one tile marked Minton Hollins.(5)Footnotes:LiteratureTerence A. Lockett, Collecting Victorian Tiles, Antique Collectors' Club, 1979, p. 159, pl. 228 (for watercolour drawing showing similar 'Frog on a penny farthing', courtesy of The Spode Museum)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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