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An extensive Royal Albert Old Country Roses pattern part dinner and tea service Condition Report / Extra Information 1st quality, except for cream jug which is a second. Overall gilding is good. Large crack to base of vase. Chip to flower on small pot. Large crack to underside of tureen. No utensil marks to dinner plates.
A mixed lot of china and glassware comprising Roslyn china tea service for two, a set of eight silver lustre coffee cans and saucers, Noritake part harlequin tea service, a pair of early 20th Century glass candlesticks, a set of four cut crystal champagne coupes and other glassware (2 boxes).
A Noritake Damask pattern eight setting extensive dinner and tea service comprising eight dinner plates, eight medium plates, eight soup bowls, eight dessert bowls, vegetable dish and cover, oval serving bowl, two graduated serving platters, double lipped sauce boat on stand, teapot, twin handled sugar bowl, milk jug, cake stand and eight teacups and saucers.
A fine Chinese Chine de commande export porcelain saucer, 18th C Dia.: 12 cm Qianlong, ca. 1760 The saucer finely painted with European figures after the print Le Printemps, ‘Spring’, showing a lady standing with a basket of flowers beside a gentleman holding a spade and another lady watering plants, all in a continuous landscape with pale blue-enamel washed sky, the cover with plants, a tree and similar blue sky surmounted by a bud finial. See also: - A famille rose cream jug and cover, with Marchant Asian Arts. - Chinese Export Porcelain, Chine de Commande, D. F. Lunsingh Scheurleer, no. 209 & 210, for a cream jug and cover together with a spoon tray of this design. The author also illustrates an engraving by Nicolas de Larmessin III (1684-1755), part of a series of engravings, Les Quatre Saisons, devoted to the four seasons. These were produced between 1740 and 1745 after paintings by Nicolas Lancret (1690-1743) of 1738. - A part tea and coffee service of this pattern was sold by Sotheby’s London in their auction of Fine Chinese Export Porcelain, 6th November 1973, lot 214, p. 60, and colour page opposite. - A plate of this pattern in the Victoria and Albert Museum, Basil Ionides Bequest, CIRC. 159-1963, is illustrated by Rose Kerr and Luisa E. Mengoni in Chinese Export Porcelain, no. 80, p. 63. - A coffee pot and cover of this pattern is illustrated by William Motley in the Cohen & Cohen exhibition catalogue Now and Then, 2005, no. 22, p. 47. (Research text courtesy of Marchant Asian Arts) Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com

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