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Lot 669
A Worcester Strawberry and Leaf pattern tea cup and saucer, 19th century Chinese boy in the window tea bowl together with Staffordshire style Enamel tin with floral painted lid together with a Victorian silvered metal thread pin cushion monogrammed MW. Tin has a detached hinged lid. Length of Tin: 8cm (4)
Lot 870
Royal Worcester Padua part dinner set to include oval platter, round platter, eight dinner plates, six plates 23cm dia, eight sandwich plates, eight side plates, eight bowls, six handled soup bowls, six saucers, gravy boat & saucer, milk jug, sugar bowl, two large serving bowls and two tureen lids (Approx. 59pcs)
Lot 358
Waterloo 1815 (Q-.Master James Palmer, 2nd Light Batt. K.G.L.) fitted with replacement silver clip and steel ring suspension, nearly extremely fine £2,400-£2,800 --- Provenance: Payne Collection 1911; Glendining’s, November 1940, August 1945, and Oakley Collection, July 1953. James Palmer joined the Litchfield Volunteer infantry as a Lieutenant on 21 April 1807, and was promoted Captain in the Worcester Local Militia on 2 May 1809. He entered the regular service on 10 November 1809, at the age of 39, being appointed Quarter-Master to the 2nd Light Battalion, King’s German Legion on 18 November following. He served in the Peninsula and South of France from March 1811 to April 1814, being present at Albuhera, the 2nd siege of Badajoz, Vittoria, Tolosa, St Etienne, and Bayonne. He also served the campaign in the Netherlands in 1814, the campaign of 1815 and the Battle of Waterloo, where the 2nd Light Battalion K.G.L. were particularly distinguished in the defence of La Haye Sainte. Palmer retired on the reduction of the Legion, 24 February 1816, on half-pay, and chose to remain in London rather than go to the Kingdom of Hannover to join the army being re-established there. He died at Brompton, London, on 12 November 1831, aged 60. Sold with further research copied to a USB flash drive.
Lot 425
SCOTTIE WILSON FOR ROYAL WORCESTER, 'CROWN WARE' PATTERN TEA AND DINNER SERVICE, 1960-69 comprising coffee pot, six cups, saucers, and side plates, six breakfast plates and smaller plates, three covered sugar bowls, two graduated cream jugs, two trays, two circular dishes, and a covered tureen, each with marks to base
Lot 1289
William Wood of Worcester 12 bore muzzle loading double barrelled side by side percussion hammer action shotgun with named and engraved locks, engraved hammers, trigger guard and top plate, chequered grip and forend, vacant wrist cartouche and 29 inch smooth bored Damascus barrels, overall length 115cm.
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