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Click here to subscribeA lot comprising Spode willow pattern transfer printed blue and white ceramics, a Masons applique pattern pitcher, a Colcough gilt and floral decorated part tea service, continental vases, a blue & white ewer with relief moulded decoration of classical scenes, a brass and glass storage jar etc Condition Report: Not available for this lot
A Paragon 'Tree of Kashmir' tea service comprising teapot, milk, sugar and six cups and saucers, together with a Royal Doulton Series ware tea and sandwich service and a Spode Copeland's Bird of Paradise part dinner and tea service with three square serving platters and two oval platters etc. (Section 20)
Assorted 18th century and later ceramics comprising a slop bowl decorated with a canary on branch, a hand painted blue and white tea bowl and saucer, a transfer blue and white bowl, a Spode tea cup and saucer, a miniature creamware teapot, a Masons tankard, a sucrier, two half clam dishes, a Limoges coffee cup and saucer and a moulded jug. Condition - general good, blue and white saucer with star hairline to base, losses to glaze on the blue and white dish, firing cracks to Masons mug.
1803 GREAT INVASION SCARE A large Spode porcelain jug, c.1803, printed in black and well coloured with a scene of Napoleon seated at a table with Satan, titled 'A Senatus Consultum on Bonaparte making his Will, before his Invasion of England & Conquest of the World!', the rim and handle gilded, minor chipping to the spout and foot, 16.5cm. The date of publication on the Fores satire of the same title is 19th September 1808. It is described by M. Dorothy George in the 'Catalogue of Political and Personal Satires in the British Museum', VIII, 1947, as similar to that produced in 1803. It is highly likely that Spode would have produced all of the Invasion Scare series at much the same time in 1803 and therefore the assumption is that Fores reissued this engraving in 1808 with the minor alteration to the last figure of the date. Cf. David Drakard, Printed English Pottery, pl.571. Provenance: ex Lewison collection, sold Phillips, 8th April 1998, lot 428.
1803 GREAT INVASION SCARE A Spode porcelain porter mug, c.1803, the squat form printed in black and well coloured with a procession and crowd scene titled 'The Grand Triumphal Entry of the Chief Consul into London', the rim and handle gilded, 9cm. A satire with the same title was published by Fores on 1st October 1803 and depicted a manacled Napoleon seated back to front on a white horse. It is shown here without the original speech bubbles, which referred to the then Member of Parliament for St. Mawes, William Wyndham's opposition to the arming of Volunteers and Militia at the expense of the Regular Army, a consequence of the policies of the Addington government. Cf. David Drakard, Printed English Pottery, pl.VIIa and pl.568.
WILLIAM PITT THE YOUNGER An English porcelain vase, c.1820-25, possibly Spode, painted with a portrait after the engraving by J. Bocquet, the reverse with sprays of auricula and chrysanthemum, between beaded bands, titled 'Pitt' in red to the base and numbered 262, a restored rim section, 13.3cm. Pitt was Prime Minister from 1783 to 1801 and again between 1804 until his death on 23rd January 1806.
MARQUESS OF LONDONDERRY An English porcelain vase, c.1820-25, possibly Spode, painted with a version of Sir Thomas Lawrence's portrait of Robert Stewart reserved in a gilt border on a white ground, the reverse with a spray of rose and tulip, between beaded borders, titled in red and numbered 262 on the underside, 13.5cm. Robert Stewart, 2nd Marquess of Londonderry is best remembered as Lord Castlereagh when Foreign Secretary, a post he held between the turbulent years of 1812 and 1822 when he was also Leader of the House of Commons. He became Marquess after the death of his father in April 1821. Overworked and under constant personal and political pressure both at home and abroad he took his own life on 12th August 1822.
A large 19th century blue and white transfer printed jug, with chinoiserie and foliate pattern. Height 21.5 cm, width 24 cm, together with a small willow patterned lidded tureen with ladle and a Spode lidded tureen. CONDITION REPORT: The large jug does not have any repairs or restoration. It has two small chips to the sparrow beak and other very minor edge nibbles. There is some evidence of brown staining around the base of the handle and the bottom clear band. The underside edge of the piece is also crazed and stained. There is an under edge foot rim chip. The interior is generally crazed and brown in colour. The lidded tureen base has a top edge chip to one proud section of the handle edge moulding. There are minor surface scratches to the interior and glaze rubbing around the edge and to the undersides of the feet. The lid appears to be in structurally good condition but is dull when tapped. It is discoloured to the underside but we cannot see any cracks. There is a hairline crack to the lid of the willow patterned tureen. The base is browned and crazed. There is a small hairline crack to the top lip. Some areas of glaze have been rubbed. The gilding to the non-matching ladle is rubbed.
A 19th century Davenport blue and white soup bowl, a Spode soup bowl decorated with Chinese figure, another foliate patterned, another willow patterned together with seven plates. CONDITION REPORT: Three of the bowls are in good order with no significant issues. The plate or bowl with the tall tower in darker blue has scratches and marks to the centre and reverse but no chips. The plate with the elk and fisherman has a glaze imperfection to the top rim and minor glaze nibbles. The similar but darker slightly smaller plate has numerous glaze edge nibbles, is badly crazed and dirty. All other plates in this lot have chips which are clearly visible. Most plates have some crazing as one would expect.
A SPODE PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE Circa 1820, Comprising: four tea cups; four coffee cups; four saucers and two plates, printed and painted marks Please email hello@hotlotz.com to request additional photography, videography or condition reports. In-house worldwide shipping is available and 7% GST may be removed from the hammer price and buyer's premium for buyers who are not Singapore residents, providing Hotlotz manages the export. Plate diameter 22cm Condition: Minor signs of wear commensurate with age and use
THREE SPODE AND OTHER TRIOS Comprising: A richly decorated Spode imari example, pattern 1494, circa 1810; together with another imari palette trio, circa 1830; and an example decorated with a band of blue flowers, circa 1830 Please email hello@hotlotz.com to request additional photography, videography or condition reports. In-house worldwide shipping is available and 7% GST may be removed from the hammer price and buyer's premium for buyers who are not Singapore residents, providing Hotlotz manages the export. Saucer diameter 15cm Condition: Minor signs of wear commensurate with age and use
TWO TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS A Spode example, pattern 2885, circa 1820, painted with flowers; and a green ground example attributed to Samuel Alcock, circa 1840, painted with reserves of pink roses Please email hello@hotlotz.com to request additional photography, videography or condition reports. In-house worldwide shipping is available and 7% GST may be removed from the hammer price and buyer's premium for buyers who are not Singapore residents, providing Hotlotz manages the export. Saucer diameter 14cm Condition: Minor signs of wear commensurate with age and use
Two cased limited edition plates from the Spode Fine Bone China St Leger Series, featuring Athens Wood & Boucher the 1971 and 1972 winners,each 10.5in. plate decorated with a portrait of the winner with Lester Piggott up, who was the winning rider on both occasions, retailed by Francis Sinclair Ltd of Doncaster
A German porcelain bowl with a wavy gilded rim and hand painted floral decoration, 30cm diameter together with a set of eight continental porcelain dinner plates and a further set of six blanche de chine Spode porcelain dinner platesCondition report: All in good condition with possible very minor wear to gilding
THREE BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASSWARES to include a late 18th Century stoneware teapot with blue highlights (repaired spout and replacement lid), Copeland Spode jug with raised vines, height 12.5cm (chips to rim), Wedgwood 'Kutani Crane' giftware, Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' trinket dish, Royal Doulton Siamese Cat 1887 (chipped ear), five amber glass tankards with twisted blue handles etc (sd) (three boxes)
FORTY EIGHT PIECES OF MAINLY BLUE AND WHITE DINNERWARE BY DIFFERENT MANUFACTURERS, to include Mason's willow pattern meat plate 52cm x 42cm, Booth's 'Real Old Willow' A8025 teapot, jugs, tureen, bowls and plates, four Spode 'Italian' rectangular serving dishes 30.5cm x 22cm, Spode 'Italian' ramekins, tureen, oval serving dishes, etc (sd) (48)
SIX BOXES OF MIXED CERAMICS AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS to include Beswick three tier 'Ballet' cake stand, boxed mugs, coasters, candleholders etc, vintage Pyrex (one piece as new with label), tea wares by factories including Spode, Adderly, Balfour, Royal Burlington, Argyle, Johnson Brothers etc (sd) (6 boxes)
THIRTY SIX PIECES OF SPODE QUEEN'S GATE DINNERWARES, comprising six twin handled soup bowls and eleven saucers, tureen and cover, milk/cream jug, six 16cm diameter plates, five 20.5cm diameter plates and six dinner plates, also two shallow bowls in the Delphi pattern (shows signs of light use and wear on the gilding in a few places) (38)
THREE BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS AND GLASS WARES, to include Spode 'The Antique Golf Series' Plate No. 5 (with box), Staffordshire flatback 35cm x 24cm (repaired), Victorian copper lustreware teapot (height 19cm) and replacement cover, jugs and cups, cased glass scent bottle with yellow glass encased in white, carved flower details (missing stopper) etc,
SIX BOXES OF CERAMICS AND GLASSWARES, to include three 19th century Wedgwood majolica plates, impressed and painted marks, various teaware items, makers including Copeland Spode, Paragon, New Chelsea, Lancaster etc, Continental porcelain pug biscuit barrel, height 19cm (repaired and chips to collar), various animal figurines, a variety of glassware including cut crystal, two Alumnia Copenhagen pottery figures, both a.f., etc s.d. (6 boxes)
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