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Click here to subscribeA collection of small and miniature items including a Royal Doulton jug decorated with landscape and country cottage, a Spode Copeland china tyg, a Crown Staffordshire Imari palette cup and saucer, a Royal Crown Derby Imari vase, a Hammersley and Co cup and saucer decorated with daffodils, a small Royal Worcester pot and cover floral decorated etc
A late Victorian Minton Aesthetic blue & white Kettle and Tea Pot with flying stork decoration (a/f), a Copeland Spode blue & white Spode Tea Pot, a George Jones ``Abbey`` blue & white Brush Pot and a Wedgwood Jasperware two handled Pot & Cover with classical decoration on straw coloured ground.
A boxed Spode bone china plate commemorating the victory of Nijinsky in 1970, with central portrait of Nijinsky with Lester Piggott up, from a limited edition of 1,000 produced for Francis Sinclair Ltd of Doncaster, this example numbered 383, the certificate of authenticity has been signed in pen by Lester Piggott, in original fitted box, diameter 26.5cm., 10in.
A full set of three limited edition plates from the Spode Fine Bone China St Leger series, each 10 1/2in. plate in its original fitted box, decorated with the winners of the 1970, 1971 & 1972 St Legers, and all featuring Lester Piggott who was the winning rider on every occasion aboard Nijinsky (certificate no. 389/1000), Athens Wood (502/1000) and Boucher (317/1000), retailed by Francis Sinclair Ltd of Doncaster
A pair of Adams stoneware planters with relief moulded decoration on a dark blue ground, a similar planter with relief moulded decoration on a sage ground, a small Rouse Parianware bust of John Wesley, a similar Parianware type bust of Shakespeare, a Spode Copeland cabbage moulded blanc-de-chine tazza, a set of eleven hand-painted floral decorated plates with gilt border, a relief decorated vase and a Jasperware mug "Worcester County Cricket Club Champions 1964"
A box of miscellaneous china and glasswares to include a 19th century Spode coffee can, a 19th century Worcester coffee can, 19th century English lustre ware teacups, various other 19th century English porcelain teacups, a ruby glass stemmed trinket dish with wavy rim, two cranberry glass jugs, a cranberry glass vase, a miniature Staffordshire figure of a dog on a square plinth base, a small Doulton jug, an 18th century English tea bowl, etc.
A cased silver mounted Spode china coffee service, the mounts Birmingham 1928-1932, comprising six saucers and six cups; together with a German silver coloured chatelaine, post 1886 marks; an Art Deco ashtray by Lanson Ltd, Birmingham 1938; and two brooches and a papal medal for pope Pius IX. Giovanni Mastai-Ferretti (1846–1878)
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