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Lot 78
A Collection of Mainly 19th Century Ceramics: A Doulton Lambeth Stoneware jug 7½ ins (19 cms) high, a Goodwins Bridgwood & Co. sepia printed `Chinese Scenery` jug, a Masons Ironstone blue & white Willow pattern cheese dish, a Victorian pewter lidded wash bowl, a Copeland Spode `Marlborough` meat plate, a large Booth`s wash jug, a jardiniere, a Royal Doulton `John Barley corn Old Lad` character jug, a pair of Staffordshire spaniels.
Lot 918
A Carlton Ware lustre ginger jar and cover decorated with a kingfisher beside lily pads on a red ground, printed marks, height 22.5cm, also a Copeland Spode blue ground gilt decorated rectangular trinket box (2). CONDITION REPORT: Minor surface wear to the jar and light rubbing to the gilding otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 1518
A set of four Spode pearlware pottery Flower Cross pattern blue printed plates, circa 1820, unmarked, diameter approx 24.5cm, together with a pair of Palladian Porch pattern blue printed pearlware plates, unmarked, and a pair of Leeds Pottery Long Bridge pattern blue printed plates, impressed factory marks (minor faults).
Lot 1527
A Spode blue printed Jumping Boy or Lange Lijsen pattern circular soup tureen stand, circa 1830, the rim with figural and prunus vignettes, blue printed and impressed factory mark to base, diameter approx 34cm, together with a Davenport blue printed meat platter decorated with View of the Imperial Park at Gehol (firing faults), a Southwick Pottery blue printed circular bowl decorated with a Highland gentleman and lady (restored) and a soup tureen printed with Guy`s Cliff, Warwickshire (lacking cover, restored).
Lot 1535
A group of English stone china wares, early 19th Century, including a small pair of plates by Davenport decorated with a bird and peony, a floral Imari Davenport plate, a Spode famille rose type floral plate and an octagonal jug with serpent handle, together with a small group of other wares including an English porcelain blue printed teapot stand, probably New Hall, and a Chinese export ware meat dish (faults and restoration).
Lot 542
Cricket - Bob Taylor, Derbyshire & England. Earthenware mug produced for Taylor’s Testimonial Reception held at Chatsworth, 1981. Sold with a Spode fine bone china plate to commemorate Staffordshire C.C.C. winning the Minor Counties Championship, Eastern Counties Division Championship and the M.C.C. Trophy, 1993. G/VG
Lot 360
A COPELAND SPODE ITALIAN PATTERN DINNER SERVICE, comprising one 10½” meat plate cracked, 2 rectangular meat plates one cracked, one minor staining, sauce boat and stand good condition, two octagonal meat plates good condition, 3 bowls good condition, circular bowl good condition, 4 lidded tureens good condition, 15 pudding bowls in good condition, three some crazing, 6 soup bowls 4 in good condition 2 with cracks, 6 side plates good condition, milk jug good condition, 7 side plates good condition, single sauce boat good condition, cup and sugar bowl good condition, bowl good condition, 9” plate good condition, the modern Spode 5 cups good condition, larger saucer good condition, 2 shaped bowls good condition.
Lot 367
A ROYAL WORCESTER MONK CANDLE SNUFFER HOLDING A BIBLE, 5", an English porcelain vase holder panel painted, Bywell Castle, Northumberland, damage to top 5", a pair of Spode Botanical plaques 19th century, Jasmine and Dwarf Calsia 8½" and a English Porcelain Sucrier and cover painted with a fisherman and figures by a dwelling 19th century (5)
Lot 124
Thirty-six pieces of Spode Felspar gilded porcelain tea and coffee china, pattern 4415. (36) Hand decorated with panels of rose and flower sprays. Excellent quality, comprises-Teapot with rivet repairs, lidded sugar basin with damaged internal rim, large sugar bowl with cracks and damage, milk jug in good condition, twelve tea cups in good condition on with base rim chip, six coffee cans one with hairline in base, two large plates in good condition and twelve saucers two with small hairlines in the bases.
Lot 125
Thirty-two pieces of Spode Copeland part tea china, pattern 9162. (32) Comprises-teapot with base hairlines, sugar bowl, sandwich plate, ten tea plates one with rim chip and one with hairline stained, eleven saucers one with hairline stained, eight tea cups one with hairline, one with chip and one internally discoloured. An attractive set.
Lot 112
Harrison (Joseph). Floricultural Cabinet, and Florist’s Magazine, 1833-35, 1837-40, 1842-46, 1854-59, together eighteen vols., approx. 200 plts., some folding, mostly hand-col., but some col. litho. plts. in later vols., some toning and foxing, front free endpapers with ownership ink stamp, final six vols. with armorial bookplate of Josiah Spode on front pastedown, contemp. half calf gilt (1837-46 uniform and 1854-59 uniform), rubbed, first seven vols. worn with some loss to spines, 8vo, together with another eleven vols. of the Floricultural Cabinet, 1833-48, approx. 120 col. plts., contemp. half calf (1840-48 uniform), plus The Floral World, 5 vols., 1858-73, rubbed and some wear, and The Florist’s Journal for the Year 1844, all with col. plts., 8vo. (35).
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