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Lot 281
A pair of Worcester vases; a pair of Continental candlesticks; Worcester inkwell; Worcester candle snuffer and a Davenport cup and saucer One candlestick with restored rim and some wear to the gilding. Inkwell with a small chip to the insert and some wear to the gilded areas. Remaining items in good order.
Lot 1717
Good mahogany double fusee drop dial wall clock with 5-pillar movement, the 12" convex painted wooden dial signed Dwerrihouse Carter & Co. Davies Street, Berkeley Sq.e, with blued steel hands, within a brass convex glazed bezel and caddy moulded turned wooden surround, over foliate carved ears and geometric brass inlaid drop (pendulum and keys) *This clock is believed to have been installed originally at Pitmaston House, Worcester. The house was built circa 1810 by one John Williams, born in 1773 and died in 1853. He was a local pioneer in the application of science to agriculture. The house itself was described as 'a stunning example of Strawberry Hill Gothic architecture'. For further details of the provenance of this clock please see the illustrations, where the full account attached to the inside lower door is recorded
Lot 233
Worcestershire porcelain trinket box decorated with animals, 5.5cm diameter, two Royal Worcester candle snuffers Goldfinch and Blue Tit, Royal Worcester pill box with Worcester Flowers design and a Royal Crown Derby pill box with Imari pattern lid. (5)CONDITION REPORTThree small trinket boxes are all very clean and in good order, minor scratches to gilding of one snuffer, otherwise clean.
Lot 246
Royal Worcester vase and cover of spherical form with painted floral decoration, dated to c1902 (5 dots left and 6 dots right) Registration number 168915, pattern number 1515, 16.5cm tall.CONDITION REPORT:Nibble to the underside of lid. Vase is dirty throughout the body and there are many surface scratches. Gilding losses and some discolouring evident.
Lot 171
Pair of Royal Worcester figures modelled as a male and female with woven baskets standing on rocky ground, purple mark to base with star and ten dots (1926) and pattern number 120.2, 20cm and 19cm tall.CONDITION REPORT:Gent: basket has been repaired, chip to the basket.Both some minor rubbing to gilding, not viewed
Lot 253
ROYAL WORCESTER; a large blush ivory porcelain semi globular vase painted with floral motifs and with gilt heightened floral border, on similarly decorated conical detachable stand on three paw supports and tripartite base, the upper part with Maple & Co of London gilt metal mounts (screw cover missing), both pieces marked in puce to bases, model 1590, date codes for 1892 and 1894, total height 43.5cm (af).Additional InformationThe rim of the vase with two chips to the mould rope twist lower rim, tarnish to the rim mounts, the stand: one part has a severe hairline crack running on each side (from top to base) the same part with chip to the front edge, another part of the base with hairline to underneath spreading from a firing imperfection spreading to one of the sides, the drop underneath the bowl has been broken off and crudely re-glued, the two major chips to the insides top rim, two further chips to outside and a loss to tip of the foliate scroll decoration directly beneath the rim, both pieces with traces of general wear such as rubbing to the gilt, minor surface wear, the leg attached to the part with extensive hairline running from top to base has been also broken off and professionally restored in the area of upper part of the acanthus leaf.
Lot 252
ROYAL WORCESTER; an early 20th century hand painted and gilt heightened baluster vase, with flared rim and twin scrolling handles, the central panel painted with peacocks perched on a pine branch signed 'C V White', set between foliate scroll relief decorated shoulders and base, printed and painted marks to base, height 26.5cm.Additional InformationSurface dirt particularly to areas of relief, some areas of light rubbing to gilding and paintwork throughout.
Lot 236
Ten Royal Doulton figures comprising HN2304 'Adrienne' (second), HN2334 'Fragrance' (second), HN3174 'Southern Belle', HN3321 'Gail', HN1955 'Lavinia', HN3208 'Emma', HN2340 'Belle', HN3406 'Amanda', HN2927 'Huckleberry Finn' (second) and HN2926 'Tom Sawyer', also a Royal Worcester 'Perfect Day' figure (11).
Lot 20
A very fine pair of Royal Worcester porcelain cabinet plates; both superbly gilded against a puce ground and with central floral spray in enamels and individually signed by the artist 'Freeman', printed marks to the underside, 27cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: The plate with the original lot number sticker appears a little dirty and stained underneath but this seems to rub off easily. Very good quality noted, the gilding appears very nice as does the signed vignette of floral spray. No cracks, chips of restoration noted. The other plate with the part lot sticker again is a little stained, dark and dark splashes to the underside which appear to wipe off easily. Also the gilding looks very good and bright and the floral vignette is decorated in enamels and signed. No chips, cracks, hairlines or restoration noted.
Lot 17
A group of four Royal Worcester porcelain figure models modelled by F.G. Doughty to include 'Young Farmer' (3433), 'August' (3441), 'March' (3454) and 'Grandmother's Dress' (3081), the latter figure 16.5cm (4) CONDITION REPORT: Grandmother's Dress - the underside of the foot is a little dirty. Dirty and dusty to the outside of the piece otherwise no condition issues noted. March - No condition issues. Young Farmer - Although a little dirty, no condition issues noted. August - All looks good with no condition issues.
Lot 22
Three cabinet plates, one Royal Worcester decorated with a still life of peaches and grapes etc., (signed), 27cm diameter, one further similar plate decorated with apples and black grapes (also signed) and an unmarked plate with cobalt blue border surrounding peaches, strawberries etc. (signed), (3) CONDITION REPORT: First plate with cobalt blue border and "serrated" edge has a few minor scratches to the cobalt blue border, the interior looks reasonable although there is an approx. 1cm scratch below the single right hand strawberry, some further minor scratching to cobalt blue border. The underside looks reasonable with no discernible cracks, chips, hairlines or restoration. Signed with the name Budd. The plate marked with the Royal Worcester mark to reverse and showing three peaches with greengages or gooseberries appears in good general overall order with the foot rim slightly darker through dirt etc., signed C. Lowe? The last similar plate (no mark to reverse) also appears in good general original condition. There is a small scratch to the left hand side beginning where it has been signed C.A. James? Other smallish scratches visible at close quarters to the paint work although the reverse looks quite good.
Lot 518
Victorian silver fusee lever pocket watch, London 1885, the movement signed Kilbourne. Kay, Worcester, no. 51480, with engraved balance cock, compensated balance and Bosley type regulator, signed dial, within an engine turned case with engraved cartouche, 52mm; together with a silver lever pocket watch, the movement signed Collingwood & Son, Middlesborough, no. 264321, signed dial, within an engine turned case with engraved cartouche, 57mm (at fault) (2)
Lot 240
A Royal Worcester reticulated Persian style twin handled vase, in two sections, decorated with flowerheads and leaves on a spreading foot, printed mark to the base, 15cm high CONDITION REPORT: The base vase is chipped on the internal rim, not visible when the central vase is in place, gilding rubbed, in used condition
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