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Click here to subscribeA 19th century porcelain lidded vase with floral and shell encrusted body, the lid with rose head finial, the base with painted red mark 'B&G 4817', 12.5cm high and a Paris porcelain bottle vase decorated with applied flowers and foliage and painted enamel insects with underglazed blue mark possibly for Etienne Jacquemin of Paris, 11cm high - Part of a private owner collection
A 19th century Wedgwood lilac jasperware lidded bottle vase, decorated with swag and mask heads and green circular plaques, 26cm high, a Jasperware tabacco jar and lid by Samuel Lear, with classical decoration and internal weight, 16.25cm high, and a Wegdwood jasperware teapot - Part of a private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Bottle Vase: Lid - Finial lacking. Vase - Foot broken into three sections and repaired. Nose on one of the mask heads has been restored. Several hairline cracks to the body Teapot: Lid - Finial broken and re-glued. Pot - Spout broken. Sprigged decoration all cracked. Base heavily cracked (firing fault) Tobacco Jar: Lid - Finial chipped and restored.., Chip to the inside rim restored. Weight - Tiny chip to the top of the rim. Jar - Base chipped and cracked, with several hairline cracks and two small chips tot he rim.
A collection of small porcelain items comprised of a Royal Crown Derby imari pattern bowl, a miniature imari pattern cup and saucer, a miniature Wedgwood teapot, a Locke and Co. Worcester jug decorated with a Peacock, a Royal Worcester porcelain miniature blush ground jar and cover, a Royal Doulton Dickens Ware vase, a miniature German porcelain cup with Augustus Rex mark, four chamber sticks, a Royal Worcester green lustreware bowl, a transfer decorated three-handled tyg and a Hammersley and Co ring tree decorated in the imari palette - Part of a private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Dickens Ware Vase - 'Bill Sykes', heavily mottled with three large hair line cracks running down from the rim, 7.9cm high. Royal Worcester 'Crown Ware' lustre bowl - Some wear to gilding round the rim, 3.8cm high Tyg - Condition good, 3.6cm high German cup - Gilt rim with some wear. Chip to the rim, 3.2cm high Royal Crown Derby bowl - Mark badly printed. Gilt rim with wer, some brown stained patches. Glaze heavily crazed in areas, 4.6cm high Wedgwood teapot - Condition good, 4.7cm high Imari cup and saucer - Some yellowing and crazing to the glaze. The cup with a chip to the rim, 2.2cm high, saucer 6.3cm diameter Worcester jar and cover - Some wear to the gilding and a chip to the inside rim of the lid by the spoon hole, 5.5cm high Ring tree - Tiny firing crack to the rim, and minor wear to the gilding on the rim, 8.3cm high Locke and Co jug - Areas of the enamelled peacock have flaked off, 5.6cm high Small blue ground chamberstick with enamelled flowers - Restored handle, rim and candle holder, 3.7cm high Green leaf chamberstick - Candle holder restored and a chip to the rim, 4.2cm high Largest blue ground candleholder with apricot and gilt decoration - Minor wear to the gilding, 5.7cm high Hammersley chamberstick - Condition good, 4cm high
A quantity of 19th century porcelain comprised of an H & R Daniel porcelain jug with lilac vine sprigging and gilt detail, 12cm high, a slops bowl, the sides with hand painted floral sprig decoration, the base numbered 996 in gilt, 8.25cm high, a mask head jug with applied vine and fruit and bacchanalian moulded decoration, picked out in lilac, a spill vase, a blue ground vase, a small rectangular tray, two dinner plates, and a bowl printed and hand painted with exotic birds and flowers - Part of a private owner collection
Three items of Bretby Pottery comprised of a yellow glazed vase, numbered 3740 to base 16cm high, a yellow glazed jug, numbered J430 to base 24cm high and a blue and mottled green glazed bowl, numbered 2461 to base, 12.25cm diameter (3 items) - Part of a Private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Vase - Condition good. Jug - Condition good. Bowl - Small chip to the rim
A modern Coalport porcelain two-handled lidded vase, decorated in the Imari palette, 13cm high and a Coalport cornucopia 'Coalbrookdale' vase, numbered C.P56, 16cm high (2 items) - Part of a Private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Vase - Condition good. Lid - Condition good. Cornucopia vase - A few very tiny chip to encrusted flowers
A Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase, typically decorated with blue and green motifs in shallow relief, dated 1875, impressed marks to base, 17cm, together with a Royal Doulton stoneware small vase, having repeating floral swag decoration below flared rim, impressed marks to base, 10cm.
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