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Click here to subscribeWORCESTER; a Dr Wall period tea bowl decorated in the 'Three Flowers' pattern circa 1775, diameter 8cm, and a smaller example decorated in the same pattern, both marked to base, diameter 6.6cm (2)Provenance: both accompanied with original receipts, the larger bowl from Dorothy and Christopher Hyatt, purchased 1994, the smaller purchased from Halifax in 1969.
WORCESTER; a Dr Wall period 18th century sparrow beak jug decorated in the 'Fence' pattern, marked to base, height 11.5cm. Provenance: purchased from Mary Payton Antiques in Devon in 1968, original receipt is presented with this lot. Additional InformationSome minor fritting to the foot rim and losses to the glaze but this is in manufacturing rather than damage, overall in very good condition.
WORCESTER; a Barr Flight & Barr period floral decorated sugar bowl, impressed marks to base, diameter 17.5cm a pair of Worcester blanc de chine stylised dolphin and shell open salts, a blue and white dragon decorated saucer dish inscribed 'G Grainger, Worcester', and three pieces of blush ivory (7).Provenance: the Barr Flight and Barr bowl is sold with original receipt when purchased from John Barry in Surry in 1967.
A Royal Worcester two handled pedestal oval vase, printed and painted with marguerites and harebells on a blush ivory ground, 14cm high, printed mark, shape 2036, date code 1903; a Royal Worcester lobed ovoid vase, 6cm high, printed mark, shape 867, date 1913; a Royal Worcester rare lily pad pin dish, 9.5cm diam, shape 3602; a spherical footed open pot pourri, shape 991, date code 1906 (4)
A large Royal Worcester ovoid potpourri vase and cover, painted with hellebores in tones of yellow, pink and purple, daisies and further foliage, outlined in gilt on a blush ivory ground, pierced minaret cover with pointed finial above a frieze moulded in shallow relief with caryatids and scrolling bellhusks, the shoulder with a ropetwist and scroll border, inner-cover, circular base, 34cm high, puce printed marks, shape no. 2048, date code for 1907
A Royal Worcester miniature mug, painted with a Great Tit, by Powell, signed, 3.75cm high, printed mark, date code for 1936; a Royal Worcester blush ivory miniature jug, printed and painted with flowers and foliage, printed mark in green, date code for 1909, a Royal Crown Derby miniature mug, painted flowers, 4cm high, printed mark, date code for 1901; etc
A Royal Worcester shaped circular plate, painted by Richard Seabright, with plums and raspberries, the claret border with gilt acanthus scrolls and harebells swags, 22cm diam, crown and circle mark in puce, date code for 1934 Condition Report: Good overall condition, minor scratches to the plums, wear to gilding
A set of thirteen Royal Worcester porcelain dessert plates, circa 1880, centrally painted with bouquets of flowers against a white ground, 'jewelled' and gilded pink ground borders and three matching tazzi and three comports with identical borders to the plates but with gilded foliate centres (19).
A ROYAL WORCESTER TWIN HANDLED BOAT SHAPED PEDESTAL BOWL, painted with pink roses, signed by Jack Southall, green and gilt rims, handles and feet, printed and painted marks, shape No.H254, date cypher for 1912, length including handles 31cm x height 15cm (condition: no sign of chips, cracks or restoration)
A ROYAL WORCESTER LOVING CUP, painted with a scene of Worcester Bridge from the River, the cathedral to the right hand side, signed R. Rushton lower left, landscape verso titled to the base, puce printed marks, date cypher for 1921, cracked through base, height 13cm, together with another Royal Worcester loving cup, painted with a titled scene of Worcester, bears monogram lower right, crossed gold clubs and golf balls painted verso, bears puce factory mark, date cypher for 1916, height 14.5cm, handle glued and cracked and a Royal Worcester late Victorian teapot and matching sucrier and cover of inverted hexagonal form, ivory and blush ivory ground painted with chrysanthemum sprays, date cyphers for 1895/96, heights 14cm and 11cm, both s.d. (4) (condition: Rushton loving cup has stained cracks through the base, other loving cup has glued repairs and crack in a handle, teapot has a hairline visible to the interior around the base, sugar bowl has a horizontal hairline running the middle, visible internally and externally with light staining)
World War Two RAF Royal Worcester commemorative plate 50th Anniversary Battle of Britain limited edition no 173 of 1500 designed by John Batchelor. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99. Larger items will be charged at cost.
R L Hobson 'Worcester Porcelain', illus. pub. London by Bernard Quaritch 1910, gilt tooled blue cloth binding; also the Ceramic Book Company, three volumes on British porcelain including 'Oriental Lowestoft Chinese Export Porcelain', 'Chelsea, Bow and Derby Porcelain Figures' and 'Coloured Worcester Porcelain' (4 Vols)
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