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Lot 292
A 19TH CENTURY SPODE "NEW FAYENCE" PART DINNER SERVICE sepia transfer design with blue hand coloured decoration and some gilding, comprising; two large meat serving dishes, a serving bowl, a pair of sauce tureens with covers and stands, a pair of veg etable tureens and covers, a gravy boat and plates of various size (A letter from a firm of Auctioneers dated 1971, mentions that this part service was purchased from a member of the De Jersey Vavassour family) 49 pieces
Lot 29
A Spode Imp toilet jug, bowl and chamber pot decorated with poppies, a Royal Corona ware "Stella" pattern toilet jug, bowl, two chamber pots, soap dish and toothbrush pot, together with a late 19th / early 20th Century transfer decorated toilet jug and bowl, together with a soap dish and rectangular lidded dish
Lot 1576
Royal Crown Derby pattern 1128 Old Imari, various pin tray shapes (6) two sucres, Minton and Royal Albert, Wedgwood, china, Kutani crane meat plate; two Japanese Simco cloisonné plates; two Wedgwood 'Florentine' soup plates and a Mason Ironstone 'Mandalay' red plate, boxed set of Spode place mats
Lot 164
A collection of Spode tea wares, c.1810, bat-printed with patterns including 500, with flower arrangements and still lives of fruit, including two teapots of varying shape, both with covers and stands, a chocolate cup and cover, another two-handled cup, two large plates, a breakfast cup and saucer, three tea cups, five coffee cans and five saucers. (26) Provenance: the Brian Gill Collection of Bat-Printed Spode.
Lot 169
A Derby botanical shell-shaped dish, c.1815, finely painted with a large floral specimen, titled in red to the reverse with 'Large Flowered St John's Wort', and a small Spode botanical plate, 20th century, decorated with a tulip in the manner of a Regency service, 25.2cm max. (2) Provenance: from a private collection in London.
Lot 416
Three English porcelain blue and white pickle dishes, c.1760-80, one Worcester of vine leaf shape and painted with flower sprays, one Caughley of deep leaf shape and printed with the Fisherman pattern, and a Pennington's (Liverpool) double-leaf dish with a moulded flower spray, together with Spode pearlware leaf-shaped spoon, 13.2cm max. (4) Provenance: from a private collection in the Cotswolds.
Lot 125
A quantity of boxed plates including examples by Wedgwood, Royal Doulton, Royal Albert, Spode, etc and including boxed Spode Bristol Charter plate, limited edition 87/600 with certificate, etc, boxed Royal Worcester Evesham pattern dessert serving bowl, boxed Evesham pattern trefoil shaped dish, etc, also together with a glass vase with ceramic mouse to the interior observed by a Siamese cat, Irish coffee wares with blue and white border decoration, marked RC to base, etc
Lot 150
A collection of ceramics and other miscellaneous items including an early 19th century cream ware tureen and cover with painted acorn and oak leaf border decoration, a set of four Copeland Spode crescent shaped side dishes, a pair of Paragon China coffee cups and saucers with floral decoration, a contemporary glass vase with etched cricketer motif, etc, together with a Econasign Imperial Lettering outfit, etc, and a table mirror with embossed leather cover showing a hunting scene, a small vintage brass striker etc
Lot 8
A quantity of 19th century and other blue and white wares including an oriental bottle shaped vase with six character mark to base, a further oriental vase of cylindrical form, a Copeland Spode Italian pattern jug, a set of four George Jones Abbey pattern Shredded Wheat dishes, an Abbey pattern cylindrical vase, a Wedgwood Willow pattern bowl, Adams English Scenic pattern coffee pot, a sauce boat, two ladles, etc
Lot 530
A Copeland & Garrett Late Spode 'Aesops Fables' pottery mazarine or drainer: transfer printed in blue with the fable of 'The Ass The Lion and The Cock', impressed and printed marks, circa 1840, 38 x 26 cm. * Notes. Mazarines or drainers were sold as an optional extra to meat dishes and were intended to sit in the centre to drain meat or fish juices.
Lot 531
A pearlware drainer and one other: the first printed in blue with the 'Italian' pattern, probably Spode, circa 1820, 37 x 26 cm [crack to rim]; the second in the Spotted Deer pattern with a pagoda and other Chinese buildings in a landscape with deer in the foreground, circa 1820, 39 x 27 cm [chips to rim] 2.
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