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Lot 76
A Coalport part tea service, the white ground with cobalt blue panels decorated with flowerheads and gilt highlighting, comprising of side plates coffee, tea cups and saucers, together with a Copeland part dessert service with pink bands and foliate decoration, Masons Ironstone jugs, a Copeland Spode part tea service and further miscellaneous items, (a Lot).
Lot 497
Golfing Ceramic - Fine Spode bone china plate produced to commemorate the 250th Anniversary of The Royal & Ancient Golf Club St Andrews - decorated in blue and gilt featuring the Royal Ancient Golf Crest St Andrews 1754 to the centre and the St Andrews Cross to the border - overall 10.5" in original presentation box. Illus.
Lot 327
A SPODE BLUE TRANSFER PLATE decorated in the Lucano pattern, from an engraving of Lucano Bridge near Rome, circa 1795, impress mark, 9 3/4", a Spode stone china plate, and a pair of Folch's stone china plates, each decorated with oriental figures and foliage. N.B. Folch's stone china only produced 1819-1830 (4)
Lot 304
SEVENTEEN COFFEE CANS, including a Minton example in a richly gilt Japan pattern 6cm h, painted Sèvres style mark and 518, the remainder including two bat printed examples, comprising examples of the Flight, Barr, Flight & Barr, Grainger, Derby, New Hall, Spode and other Staffordshire factories, all c1800-20 ++An attractive study collection, all the examples in satisfactory to excellent condition
Lot 305
THREE COFFEE CANS AND SAUCERS, comprising a Derby lavender blue ground example painted with floral sprays beneath a gilt trailing border, saucer 14cm diam, red printed circular mark, a Spode Japan pattern example, the third New Hall with a wide trailing border of stylised grapevines in orange, sepia and gilt [pattern 963], all c1820 ++The lot in fine condition
Lot 308
FIVE TEA AND COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERS AND A CREAM JUG, comprising Spode and Minton cobalt ground Japan pattern examples of bute shape, saucers 13.5cm diam, painted mark and 1216 or 614 respectively in blue or red, a New Hall (bone china) teacup, saucer and cream jug, painted with a brightly coloured floral pattern, printed circular mark, painted 1515 and an H & R Daniel apple green ground coffee cup and saucer, painted with floral panels, the cup on three gilt flower feet, all early 19th c ++An attractive group in fine condition
Lot 355
Property of a Lady A PAIR OF SPODE ICE PAILS, COVERS AND LINERS, of lobed ogee form with gilt loop handles, painted with brightly coloured groups of flowers including a prominent rose, the wide fawn borders lightly moulded with puce flowers in richly gilt gadrooned rims, 27cm h , painted SPODE 4245, c1825 ++In very fine condition free from damage or restoration. Privately consigned and long in the ownership of the noble vendor's family
Lot 17
A Spode 'New Oval' and 'London' shape Imari pattern part tea service, comprising; a 'New Oval' teapot, cover and stand, a sugar box and cover, a milk jug, a saucer dish, seven 'London' shape teacups, six coffee cups and fourteen saucers, iron-red script marks, painted pattern no. 967, circa 1810 (some damage). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 19
A Spode porcelain 'Bute' shape trio, decorated in the Imari palette with pattern 963, an additional coffee can ensuite, script marks and pattern numbers, circa 1810; three other items of porcelain decorated in the Imari palette and a Derby (Sampson Hancock) teabowl decorated with flowers (wear). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 133
A 19th Century China Teacup and Saucer on white ground with multicoloured floral and leaf rim, with gilt decoration, a continental china cup and saucer on green ground having multicoloured female and gilt decoration, another continental china cup having multicoloured floral and gilt decoration, a Spode blue and white sauce ladle and another ladle (7)
Lot 100
A pair of Spode pierced porcelain chestnut baskets and matching stands of oval form, each decorated with an ornithological specimen within a pea green and gilt border, stands 23cm long, incised 'No.' with puce '2114', 'Spode' and respectively 'Redstart', 'Dartford Warbler', 'Pied Flycatcher' and 'Stonechat', circa 1820, the latter broken and glued, some glaze wear to stands.
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