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Click here to subscribeSIX SPODE WHITE EARTHENWARE CELLAR BIN LABELS, EARLY/MID 19TH C painted in black CLARET, MADEIRA or SHERRY, 13cm w and circa, two impressed SPODE and one Copeland and six other round earthenware numbered bin labels (13) ++One Spode Sherry label chipped, the five similar other examples in fine condition, small round Copeland label chipped on edge, the remainder in good condition with some light wear
Collection of modern Spode Italian pattern blue and white dinner wares comprising lidded tureen, eight dinner plates (26.5cm), eight side plates, eight bowls, small rectangular meat plate, sandwich plate, butter dish and cover, sugar box, small oval dish, milk jug, baluster vase (20cm), twelve non-ceramic place mats (44)
THREE ENGLISH PORCELAIN ARMORIAL DISHES comprising a Spode soup plate, c.1820, with two green fish within a pink and gilt border, inscribed mark, 9 1/2" diameter, a dessert plate, possibly Coalport with motto "Non Nobis Solum Nati Sumus" within a gilt highlight cobalt blue and ecru border, numbered 6/533, 8 3/4" diameter, and a shallow soup plate with triple arrow armorial and motto "In Virtute Tutamen" within a gilt and black geometric border, retailed by A B Pearce, Ludgate Hill, 10" diameter (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
Early 19th century Spode porcelain teaware, bat-printed in pattern 557, with pastoral scenes, lakeside landscapes, cattle watering, country houses, fishermen and other scenes, viz:- circular two-handled sugar box and cover printed with figures in landscape, two square dishes, oval dish, six 18cm plates, straight-sided oval cream jug, rounded oval cream jug, beaker, 17 coffee cans (31 pieces in total)
Assorted glassware including wines, sherries, etc., a Copeland late Spode serving dish, a part dinner service including meat plates, comport, roses on a white ground with a dark red and Greek key border, Poole lidded pot and other assorted ceramics (3 boxes and a large vintage white and blue enamel bread bin)
Pair of Staffordshire-style dogs, a Copeland Spode 'Spode's Italian' part tea service, a Johnson Bros soup bowls, bowls, etc., another part tea service, Vista Alegri part dinner service, other assorted ceramics, cushions, a Polynesian woven basket with shells, a large ceramic platter, pewter mugs, etc. (3 boxes)
A Spode potpourri vase and cover with plain knop and loop handles. Ground in cobalt blue, with gilt scales and mons and enamelled with flowers. Painted mark in red and pattern number 1166 c1820, 7cm (2). Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Some gilt wear. No chips, cracks or repair.
A Spode tapering spill vase ground in cobalt blue with scale gilding and mons. Painted to the front and back in coloured enamels with flowers. Painted mark in red and pattern number 1166 c1820, 11.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Some re gilding. No chips, cracks or repair.
A rare pair of Spode twin handled vases. Gilt ground and enamelled all over with flowers and with pearls to the rims. Unmarked c1820, 13.25cm (2). Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Hair crack to the rim of on with a small patch of gilding re touched on this area. Other slight patches of gilt loss. No other damage and free from repair.
An early 19th century oval Spode plaque in black basalt frame by Stephen Lawrance. Finely painted with fruit on a table. Signed to the reverse and dated July 19th 1815, 21.75cm total width. Note; Lawrance is known for his fine flower painting at Spode and appears in the pattern books, fruit painting by the artist appears to be an uncharacteristic study. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Good condition some pitting visible on the back. There is a purple line through the artists signature in an attempt to hide the identity of the artist. The practice of signing work was generally not approved of by 19th century china factories.
A good lot to include a quantity of glassware comprising decanters, vases, bowls, drinking glasses and similar, twenty pieces of Spode Flemish Green tableware, a vintage first aid kit, bookends in the form of roosters, Wade Whimsies, a Bell & Howell film camera, clocks, onyx carvings and similar. (3)
Miscellaneous English porcelain, including a plate depicting the 'Gloucester Cooperative Industrial Society Limited - a Momento of Society's Jubilee 1910', approx 22 cms, a green pint mug with gilt decoration depicting country scenes (unmarked), a hand-painted cup and saucer depicting red and yellow flowers (unmarked) two hand-painted bowls, one numbered to base H901,an antique pottery (possibly Spode) blue-transfer invalid feeder cup together with a 'Donkey Brand' stone, used to clean stone steps. (8)
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