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Lot 164
A COPELAND SPODE MUFFIN DISH AND COVER, Imari palette, a pair of circa 1800 Derby pot pourri, with replacement covers, body to one cracked, wear to gilded decoration, a pair of Davenport twin handled plates, a Davenport vase and cover, a pair of Davenport coffee cans and saucers, a matching Davenport double salt, a Wedgwood coffee can and saucer and a Derby baluster vase (cut down to rim) (11) Condition Report The muffin dish is in good condition. No sign of chips, cracks or restoration but does have some wear to the gilding especiaqlly to handle
Lot 186
A SET OF SIX SPODE COPELANDS CHINA DESSERT PLATES, blue and gilt rims with gilt motto and crest, retailed through T Goode & Co, approximate diameter 23cm, together with a set of five Coalport dessert plates, blue and gilt borders with pink rose bud decoration, retailed through Stonier & Co, Liverpool, approximate diameter 23cm, one cracked (11)
Lot 192
A COLLECTION OF LATE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY POTTERY AND PORCELAIN DESSERT PLATES, including a Mintons plate painted to the centre with a Highland landscape, another Mintons plate with a strawberry design moulded in relief, a pair of Masons Ironstone plates, etc (13) gilding worn in places on plates, Minton plate has very slight scratches to scene, Masons Ironstone plate chip/crack, Spode plate chipped rim
Lot 62
A SET OF SIX EARLY 19TH CENTURY SPODE TEA CUPS AND SEVEN MATCHING SAUCERS, decorated in the Imari palette with an arched roof building in a garden, pieces marked 'SPODE' in iron red, together with an early 19th Century Spode tea cup, pattern No.868 and three early 19th Century porcelain dessert plates, Imari vase of flowers decoration, approximate diameter 21cm (17) Condition Report - Six saucers are in good condition and one has a small firing fault on the underside of the rim, there is also some light scratching and wear to the gilding. Four cups are in good condition other than light wear to the gilding, one has a pale blue patch in the glaze to the interior and one cup has a hairline crack, not very visible even under UV light. The other cup that does'nt belong to the set also sounds as though there may be a hairline but we couln't find one even under UV light. All cups have very light wear to gilding especially to the handles. the three plates are unmarked, all seem to be in good condition and have a small amount of wear to the gilding.
Lot 79
A George III style cut glass circular fruit bowl, on pedestal foot, 18.5cm diameter, similar style fruit stand, two George III style cut glass decanters, Copeland Spode bowl, Crown Staffordshire Black Victoria coffee cans and saucers, Luneville narrow rectangular tray, six Royal Cauldon Morning Glory plates and other ceramics and glass (qty).
Lot 344
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Candle Snuffer, modelled in the form of a monk holding an open book, 4.75ins high, (printed mark in puce with date code for 1910), two modern Royal Worcester porcelain oval cigarette holders painted with fruit, 2.5ins high, (indistinctly signed), a Royal Doulton square miniature vase printed with a thatched house, 2.25ins high, and a pair of Copeland & Garrett (late Spode) feldspar porcelain cylindrical spill vases enamelled in colours with fruit and flowers, 4ins high, (printed marks in green to base)
Lot 12
A pair of Royal Doulton Portrait Figures, modelled as HRH The Prince Of Wales, HN2883, and Lady Diana Spencer, HN2885, both limited edition figurines 267/1500, both with circular stands, in presentation boxes, and with original outer cardboard boxes, together with a collection of four Lilliput Lane sculptures, and seventeen Royal Worcester, Spode & Beswick collectors plates, boxed. (23)Condition: Possible small chips to the tip of the Prince of Wales figurine's nose and one ear, chips to most Lilliput models.
Lot 100
Collection of Crested China comprising a City of York teapot, Inverness teapot, Harrogate puzzle jug, Bridlington Bowler hat, Bridlington shell shaped dish with a lady seated, other crested wares and a collection of Commemorative ware including Aynsley King Edward Coronation cup & saucer, Spode 'Green Howards' Lovign Mug' and other ceramics and glass Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 209
A selection of Spode porcelain tea and coffee wares, early 19th century, comprising: a selection from pattern 944 to include: a small teapot and cover; a prow-shaped milk jug; a sugar box and cover; a slop bowl; a sandwich plate; two smaller; six 'Bute' shaped teacups; coffee cans and saucers, some pieces with painted pattern numbers; and the remnants of another Spode tea service, comprising an oval section teapot, cover and stand and two 'Bute' shape teacups and saucers, iron-red and gilt, un-markedCondition Report: 944: minute nibble to spout of teapot, one Bute cup stained and doesn't 'ring'.Other teapot, the finial is repaired, some surface scratches to the iron-red ground of all pieces.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 343
Six ceramic figures with three Spode examples comprising 'Lily', 'Joanna' and 'Simon', two Nao clowns with instruments (both af) and a Royal Doulton 'Scorpio' figure, also two unmarked Continental figures, the larger modelled after Count Bruhl's Tailor (both badly af) (6).Additional InformationThe Nao clown with accordion left hand af, loss to finger and other cracked fingers. Also a loose piece to interior. The other clown has had the head off and crudely re-glued. Some loose pieces to the interior. The other four figures appear to be ok. The model after Bruhls Taylor badly af, lost his entire right arm, Goat has lost both ears as has the head which has been crudely re-glued. Further losses and damage throughout, the small maid has lost her entire right arm. Further heavy damage and losses.
Lot 407
A collection of 19th century and later ceramics including a pair of Copland Spode Imari plates, pattern no 2942, diameter 20.5cm, Mason's ironstone plates, Imari decorated jugs etc.Additional InformationGeneral wear, minor rubbing to the decoration/gilding throughout, one Imari teapot with crack to spout, each of the teapot covers are held down with blue tack so cannot give an accurate condition report on the interiors of them. One of the Copland Spode plates with retailers mark for John Rose & Co 39 & 41 King Street, Manchester.
Lot 498
SPODE; a Stafford Flowers nepeta, paenoia & hycinthus terrine cover, a pair of Japanese Meiji period koros, height 19cm, a pair of Victorian amethyst colour pedestal lidded vases with enamelled floral decoration etc.Additional InformationOne of the glass vases with a tiny nibble and burst air bubble to rim, general wear throughout. Gut glass bowl with chipping to the inside of the rim.
Lot 500
COPELAND & GARRETT LATE SPODE; a 19th century twin handled foot bath, height 21cm, length 49cm (af), together with a lidded soap holder and rectangular toothbrush box (3).Additional InformationThe foot bath with large cracks running through the body and the base, the toothbrush holder with crack to one side, the silk dish with chips to the cover, fine crazing throughout.
Lot 514
A mixed group of ceramics including 19th century Spode gilt heightened bowl decorated in enamels with roses to interior, no.3614, diameter 17.8cm (af), large transfer printed meat platter (af) and further including Carlton Ware bowl, part tea set, etc.Additional InformationSpode bowl with hairline crack, meat platter with hairline crack, further general wear including some damage, heavy crazing, etc throughout. One heavily crazed, one with 5cm firing crack to lid interior, all with fritting, some small chips and nibbles to interior and lower section rims, one badly cracked in numerous places, another with small chip to rim and a further example with another chip to lower section corner.
Lot 17
A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed plates, c.1810-20. To include: a Spode Caramanian series soup dish, a Spode Caramanian series side plate, a Wedgwood Absalom’s Pillar plate, a Palladian Porch plate and a Procession small-size plate. 15 – 25 cm wide. (5)Condition: Chip to the rim of the Caramanian side plate. Provenance: The Arthur and Julia Roberts Collection
Lot 178
A group of early nineteenth century creamware and earthenware jelly moulds, c.1820-50. To include two Spode examples, two Copeland examples and a Wedgwood mould all depicting sheaves of wheat. (5) Condition: One Copeland mould stained, small rim chip to a Spode example.Provenance: The Arthur and Julia Roberts Collection
Lot 179
Two early nineteenth century creamware jelly moulds, c.1800-20. Both depict designs of fish, one mould stands on three feet and is possibly Spode. Largest 18 cm long. (2)Condition: Small chip to the rim of both and a fine hairline to the rim of the smaller mould.Provenance: The Arthur and Julia Roberts Collection
Lot 186
A group of early nineteenth century earthenware medium-size jelly moulds, c.1820-40. To include: a Spode (marked) grapes mould, a similar grape mould and two different corn moulds. Largest: 22 cm long. (4)Condition: Spode mould has two outer rim chips, one corn mould is stained, the other corn mould has a small rim chip and a foot rim chip.Provenance: The Arthur and Julia Roberts Collection
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