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Lot 18
A Royal Worcester porcelain figure 'Jayne' Anniversary figurine of the year 2004, with certificate, a Royal Doulton figure 'Rosie' (HN4094) boxed, two Royal Doulton Pretty Ladies, 'Amy' (HN4782) figure of the year 2005 and 'Fair Lady' (HN4719), both boxed, a Petite figure 'Buttercup' (HN4805) in fitted box with certificate, and a Royal Doulton Collectors Club 2006 'Autumn Stroll' (HN4588) with box
Lot 57
A Royal Worcester porcelain figure of a lady, 'With Love' by David Lyttleton, 25cm high, together with a Coalport porcelain figure of a lady, 'Happy Birthday' by Peter Holland, 26cm high, two Royal Worcester 'Moments' white porcelain figure groups, comprising two children 'Friendship', and a mother and child 'Mother's Love', tallest 23cm high, together with a Coalport 'Expressions of Love' white porcelain model of two figures, 'Soul Mates', 26cm high
Lot 73
A good and rare early 18th century provincial Walnut quarter repeating table timepieceW. Glover, WorcesterThe inverted caddy top surmounted by a knopped brass handle over a bold cornice, narrow glazed side apertures herring-bone inlaid door frame and a moulded base on block feet, the 7 inch square brass dial with engraved wheatear border framing the Indian mask spandrels and silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring with lozenge half-quarter marks, the finely matted centre with decorated date aperture and ringed winding square, with blued steel hands, the single wire fusee movement united by five knopped and pinned pillars screwed into the backplate, with knife edge verge escapement repeating the quarters on two bells and hammers on the pull of a cord from below the case. Ticking and repeating. Sold with a 19th century winding key and three case keys. 40cms (15 1/2ins) high (5)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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Lot 3
NO RESERVE Asia.- Kemp (E[mily]. G[eorgina].) The Face of Manchuria Korea & Russian Turkestan, first edition, colour frontispiece and 23 plates, folding map at end, original cloth, slight staining to covers, slight bumping to corners and extremities, 1910 § Worcester (G. R. G.) The Junks and Sampans of the Yangtze, vol. 1 only (of 2), frontispiece, plates and maps, some folding, occsaional faint marginal staining, original cloth, a little rubbed, slight bumping to corners and extremities, spine covering beginning to split, dust-jacket, folded and loosely inserted, slight chipping to edges, Shanghai, 1947, 8vo & 4to (2)
Lot 1049
WORCESTER; an 18th century blue and white sparrow beak jug decorated with insects and floral sprays, height 10cm, crescent mark to base, and three further sparrow beak jugs, one example possibly Lowestoft, decorated with floral sprays, height 10cm (4).Additional InformationThe Worcester example with crack to the joints on the handle, very minimal chip to the foot rim. The example which is possibly Lowestoft with chip to the spout and a crack from the spout, numerous chips to the foot rim. The smallest example is heavily af with large cracks and losses throughout. The remaining example with crack terminating from the top rim also old repair chip to the rim.
Lot 1117
ROYAL WORCESTER; a blush ivory leaf and floral decorated ewer with textured handle and puce mark to base, with printed number 1047, initials WY and indistinct impressed number, height 21cm.Additional InformationVery minor rubbing to the gilding and very minor surface wear, but free from any chips, cracks or damages.
Lot 1024
WORCESTER; an 18th century mug of baluster form with transfer detail depicting George II and Liberty, height 12cm, mug with transfer detail decorated in the 'King of Prussia' pattern, dated 1757, height 9cm, tea caddy decorated with farmhands and animals in landscape, height 14cm (3).Additional InformationThe Prussia mug is missing the handle. The Liberty mug with large cracks running through the body, old repair to the rim and body, hairline cracks throughout. The tea caddy with chipping and cracks to the body, general wear, scratches, chipping to the foot rim and firing fault.
Lot 1051
A group of 18th century porcelain including twelve assorted saucers and six tea bowl, various patterns and factories including examples possibly by Liverpool, Worcester, etc (18).Additional InformationExtensive wear throughout, one of the larger saucers decorated with Oriental figures beside a fence with large hairline cracks and crazing, a saucer with iron red highlights with glaze faults. The example decorated with Oriental figures with tight hairline crack, crazing to the rim. Numerous example with minor chipping to the rim. A small saucer with relief and blue and white detail with chip to the rim. The larger tea bowl with iron red detail and old repair chip to the rim, staining and numerous chips throughout. The larger blue and white example with numerous chips to the rims, Chips, cracks etc throughout.
Lot 1151
FREDERICK HERBERT CHIVERS (1881-1965) FOR ROYAL WORCESTER; a near pair of fruit painted vases, one with lid (lid af), both signed, with printed puce and purple marks, no. H291, the former with date code for 1940, the latter for 1937, height excluding lid 8.8cm (2).Additional InformationLid finial broken off and reglued, heavy rubbing and scratches; one vase with very small nibbles to rim interior where this lid has presumably sat; some light marks to gilt, some rubbing to raised areas and very light general wear.
Lot 1099
ROYAL WORCESTER; a 'Hyde Park' pattern part tea/dinner service comprising seven teacups, cream jug, sugar bowl, six saucers, side and dinner plates, etc, also a boxed Royal Worcester floral decorated cake stand, Minton 'Haddon Hall' napkin rings and small oval dish, 'Marlowe' pattern cake stand, bowl and shaped dish and four 'Ancestral' pattern demilune side dishes, further similar Hammersley 'Dresden Sprays' pattern example (two items af).Additional InformationOne of the Worcester 'Hyde Park' small bowls cracked and af, one of the 'Hyde Park' tea cups is also cracked and af. No further visible damage but due to the extensive group nature of this lot, we cannot guarantee that every piece is free from damage and no returns will be accepted upon this basis. Further scratches, rubbing to detail, discolouration, etc.
Lot 1019
Four pieces of 18th century creamware to include a baluster form jug with mythical beast spout, probably Leeds, painted with central sun flanked by stars and moon, with pseudo Worcester marks to base, height 15cm, a teapot of bulbous form decorated in iron red with figures in landscape, etc (4).Additional InformationThe bulbous jug with an old repair to the rim and spout, the handle has also been broken off from the body and repaired, heavy crazing. The mug with large V-shaped piece which has been broken out and reglued, crazing. The smaller teapot with old repair to the spout and joint, the lid with old chip repair and further repairs to the cover, cracks to the handle joint and chipping to the inner rim. The larger teapot with crack running across the spout, the spout has been broken from the body and glued back into place, scratches and heavy wear to the body, also a hairline crack to the body.
Lot 980
BESWICK; ten Beatrix Potter figures including Little Black Rabbit, Tom Kitten, Pigling Land, (four af) etc , two Royal Albert examples comprising Hunca Munca sweeping and Taylor of Gloucester and a Royal Worcester Queen Elizabeth II figure 'In Celebration of the Queen's 80th Birthday 2006 dressed in robes of the Order of the British Empire' (13).Additional InformationTom Kitten has a chip to right ear, Peter Rabbit with a manufacturing flaw to his left ear. Foxy Whiskered gentleman with chip to both ears. Pigling Land with chip to the bag held in the left hand and to the base at the reverse. Timmy Tiptoe has a chip to the base at the reverse.
Lot 1107
Two Crown Staffordshire and Tuscan floral and gilt decorated part tea sets (several items af), four Coalport Countryware leaf moulded bowls, and two Royal Worcester Evesham pattern dishes.Additional InformationOne of the Tuscan teacups with visible hairline crack, further general wear, too many items to individualised, sold as seen, general surface wear throughout. Due to the volume of this lot we cannot guarantee every item with damage has been noted. Rubbing and losses to the Worcester Evesham decoration with further scratches, dirt and discolouration.
Lot 1103
WEDGWOOD; a group of green jasper table ware including vases, squat candlestick, lidded trinket boxes, etc (three trinket boxes af), a Coalport 'Umbrella House' and further Lilliput Lane cottages and houses, a series of Wedgwood 1980s and 1990s collectors' year plates, two further royal commemorative plates, a Wedgwood 'Chinese' tyg, a Mason's 'Vista' lidded ginger jar, a Portuguese faience-type lidded ginger jar, two Royal Worcester jars with transferred bird decoration and chromed metal mounts (one af), a Maling lidded ginger jar (lid af), an Aynsley vase, a Coalport jar, a Coalport 'Pagent' six piece miniature/doll's house tea set (cup af and pot missing lid), a similar Spode cup and saucer and a Spode stand.Additional InformationThe lid of one of the trinket boxes and the body of another trinket box are af, cracked and chipped. The interior rim of another one chipped, further usual surface scuffs and marks. Several of the Lilliput Lane houses with chips, abrasions and losses. One of the Worcester lidded jars with chip to foot rim. Maling lid cracked. The Coalport miniature tea cup cracked, teapot missing lid, as stated.
Lot 1121
ROYAL WORCESTER; a 'Balmoral' sixty piece tea and dinner service.Additional InformationThe sauce boat is cracked, one of the milk jugs is cracked and has a large chip to the top rim, one of the side plates is also cracked, a couple of the pieces do not ring when flicked, although we cannot see any cracks to those items.
Lot 1021
WORCESTER; three pieces of 18th century porcelain to include a baluster mug decorated with figures in landscape setting, crescent mark to base, height 15cm, also a further blue and white teacup (4).Additional InformationThe mug with very tight hairline crack terminating from the neck into the body, very minimal shallow chip to the foot rim, scratches to body. The coloured teacup with large crack and rivets to the body, also further hairlines, general wear throughout.
Lot 1152
A group of ceramic tableware including a large pair of floral decorated Dunn Bennett & Co Ltd oval platters, further platters, bowls, Grindley 'Pinxton' teapot, Royal Worcester 'Avon Scenes Palissy' cream jug, similar sauce boat, etc (several items af). Additional InformationA saucer visibly cracked, further general heavy wear, some additional items may be af, there are too many items in this lot to individualise. The Wood & Sons platter has chips to the reverse. The Johnson Brothers Old Britain Castles bowl has a chip to the reverse.
Lot 1070
ROYAL COPENHAGEN; four pieces of ceramics to include a vase decorated with a mallard, height 13cm, also further ceramics and glassware to include an iridescent scent bottle and stopper, possibly Isle of Wight glass, 19th century pearlware plate, pair of Royal Worcester 'Princess Royal' plates, etc.Additional InformationGeneral wear to the gilding, one of the oval dishes with chip to the edge, wear to the gilding on the Spode items. Pearlware dish does not ring when flicked, though no visible damage. The glass trinket box with numerous chips and losses to the interior of the cover.
Lot 1037
Four 18th century porcelain teapots including a fluted example decorated with Oriental figures in landscape, a Worcester blue and white example decorated with floral sprays and crescent mark to base etc (4).Additional InformationThe cover of the Worcester example with chipping to the finial and hairline cracks to the rim, also a firing fault to the spout. The bulbous example with large crack and old repair to the body and handle, chipping top the spout. The fluted example with chipping to the spout, large crack running through the body, numerous chips, the matched cover with large crack and chip to the rim. The remaining teapot with a crack beside the handle, numerous chips to foot rim and side of cover.
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