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Click here to subscribe*A small Royal Worcester porcelain squat vase, each panel painted with pink roses and leaves, having green mark verso, shape No.162, date code for circa 1911, h.8cm; together with a Royal Worcester twin handled vase, of squat circular form, painted with roses, having green mark verso, printed number 1781024, date code for circa 1907, h.9cm (2). No apparent faults to either vase.
*A pair of Royal Worcester blush ivory figures, the boy in standing pose with a basket upon his shoulder, on a naturalistic base with treestump, the girl in similar pose with basket at her hip, each having puce mark verso, shape No.1371, date code for circa 1895, boy h.25cm. Both with handling wear.Signed Hadley to the base,Both would benefit from a clean.
*A Royal Worcester porcelain figure group, modelled as two men in standing pose with a branch upon their shoulders and a basket in between, having puce mark verso, further impressed mark and date code for 1880, h.20cm. Chip to glaze and discolouration to fore finger of leading man,Chip to underside of base.
*A pair of Royal Worcester porcelain vases, each of waisted hexagonal form, the central reserve hand-painted with fruit on a cobalt blue ground heightened in gilt, signed R. Sebright, having blue printed mark verso, shape No.2371, registration number 422919 and date code for circa 1912, h.16cm. Approx 2.5cm hairline crack to base of one vase. Both with crazing and handling wear to gilt.
*Five Royal Worcester cabinet plates, each painted to the centre with flowers within wide cobalt blue border heightened in gilt, signed R. Sebright, each having puce mark verso, circa 1900, dia. 23cm. One with reasonable amount of crazing front and back.Otherwise glazes and enamels are good.No chips or cracks.Very minor handling wear only.
*A Royal Worcester porcelain blush ivory lotus leaf bowl, having a gilt edge, painted with floral sprays, having puce mark verso, shape No.1419, date code for circa 1895, dia.22cm; together with a Royal Worcester Chinaworks blush ivory shell shaped bowl, having green shield mark verso, shape No.G324, h.9cm (2). Lotus bowl - small chip to gilt rim, and light handling wear. Shell bowl - small chip to rim.
*A Royal Worcester porcelain blush ivory flat-back jug, hand-painted with floral sprays, having gilt handle, puce mark verso, shape No.1094, date code for circa 1917, h.13cm; together with a Royal Worcester blush ivory ewer, with hand-painted floral decoration, puce mark verso, shape No.1260, h.16cm; and a blush ivory vase, having Wrythern moulded body, decorated with flowers, having green printed mark verso, shape No.G161, further printed flag for 1914, h.7cm (3). Flatback jug – light gilt wear.Ewer – poor finish where top of handle joins body,Vase – wear to gilt rim.
*A Royal Worcester reticulated cabinet cup and saucer, on a white ground with painted floral decoration within gilt borders, puce mark verso, shape No.1471, registration No. 158959, date code for circa 1893, h.7.3cm; together with a Royal Worcester blush ivory teacup and saucer, hand-painted with flowers and heightened in gilt, having green mark verso, registration No.190547, date code for circa 1901 (2). Reticulate cup and saucer – very small chip to footrim, both grubby, otherwise good.Blush example – cup restored to rim, both grubby.
*A Royal Worcester porcelain teacup and saucer, on a deep blue ground, hand-painted with exotic birds and insects by G. Johnson, the whole heightened in gilt, having blue mark verso, No.2136, date code for 1918; together with a 19th century Crown Derby vase and cover, of spherical form, having all-over gilt floral decoration, printed mark verso, h.10cm (2). Crazing to panels of interior of cup and saucer and handling wear to gilt.Jar and cover with light gilt wear but OK.
A pair of mid-18th century Worcester porcelain cabbage leaf moulded sauceboats, each with stalk handle and polychrome painted floral sprays, w.18cm. One with very small chip to inside of spout. One with three very small firing cracks, visible from inside only, and running from underside of lip. Minor age and handling wear to paint.
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Reticulated Cabinet Cup and Saucer, by George Owen, circa 1876, of urn shape with loop handle and three paw feet, pierced with honeycomb bands picked out in pink and ivory within turquoise and gilt jewelled borders, printed mark in puce See illustration For a similar example see Battie (David) and Turner (Michael) 19th Century and 20th Century Porcelain, pg.38 Section of one reticulated circle missing (old discoloured surface). Very minor wear to gilding.
A Worcester Porcelain Teapot and A Cover, circa 1760, printed in black with the King of Prussia No.3 pattern, the reverse with Fame blowing two trumpets, the cover printed with a windmill and castle, the print inscribed RH Worcester and with anchor rebus, 12cm high See illustration For a discussion of this print see Spero (Simon) 18th Century English Transfer Printed Porcelain and Enamels, The Joseph M Handley Collection, pg.13, item 1.7
A Worcester Porcelain Pear Shaped Cream Jug, circa 1756, with wishbone handle, printed in black with the L'Amour pattern, the reverse with garden statuary, 9cm high See illustration Provenance: The Billie Pain Collection, Bonhams sale, 26 November 2003, lot 173Typical very minor surface wear. 140219
A Worcester Porcelain Cylindrical Mug, circa 1757, printed in black with the King of Prussia No.2 pattern dated 1757, and with Fame and trophies of war with flags inscribed with battles, the print inscribed RH Worcester and an anchor rebus, 9cm high See illustration Spero (Simon) 18th Century English Transfer Printed Porcelain and Enamels, The Joseph M Handley Collection, pg.11, item 1.5Minor scratching to printed decoration. 140219
A Worcester Porcelain Cylindrical Mug, circa 1757, printed in black with the King of Prussia No.2 pattern dated 1757, and with Fame and trophies of war with flags inscribed with battles, the print inscribed RH Worcester and an anchor rebus, 12cm high See illustration Spero (Simon) 18th Century English Transfer Printed Porcelain and Enamels, The Joseph M Handley Collection, pg.11, item 1.5Minor scratching to printed decoration. 140219
A 19th century Chamberlain's Worcester pot pourri, decorated in a Japanese pattern, together with a Meissen figure of a Victorian lady, a pair of Continental tea canisters and other related china. Condition Report: Meissen figure: condition good, similar figure restored.Scallop edge owl and Spode vase: No apparent major damage.Two Paris tea caddies, chipped, oval teapot very crazed, circular teapot spout broken, pot pourri cover damage and gilding rubbed.
A Worcester teapot and cover, circa 1768-70 of globular form decorated in the Giles workshop with flower sprays in 'Dry Blue' enamel, the flowers including typical Giles features such as a 'divergent tulip', with gold edged rims, the spout and handle gilded with characteristic graduated dashes, the cover surmounted with a flower finial edged in blue, 14.3cm. Underside of lid is chipped (1cm diam) to rim but has not affected the upper rim. Chips to the flower finial. End of spout is chipped. Some wear to the gilding on the handle consistent with use. Surface scratches to white glaze which also affects the blue decoration. Minor nibble to rim of teapot (where the lid sits).
19th and early 20th century cabinet cups and saucers, including a blue and white transfer printed trembleuse by Copeland Spode, a floral and gilded octagonal Wedgewood cup and saucer, three Helena Wolfsohn quatrelobed cups and saucers, Royal Worcester and others (13 in lot). No damage found unless otherwise stated.Miniature coffee can turquoise ground crack to cup.Wolfsohn cup with blue ground notable wear to gilt on handle.
18th Century first period Worcester blue and white cup and saucer with fence pattern and double blue line border, crescent mark to base, early to mid 19th Century English peafowl decorated green spatterware cup and saucer, and an early to mid 19th Century Sunderland lustre tea bowl and saucer decorated with figural transfer print in purple and overglaze hand-painted highlights (6 in lot).
Late 18th century Worcester tea bowl and saucer decorated with panels of flowers and foliage with gilt highlights, blue fret mark to base, saucer 12cm diameter, and a teacup and saucer decorated in the Chinese manner with a dogs of fo and vases of flowers, blue fret mark to base, saucer 13.5cm diameter,.
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