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Click here to subscribeA Worcester Lady at the Loom pattern sparrow beak jug, painted in bright colours with a lady at a weaving loom, the exterior with holed rock and foliage, crowsfoot border to interior, ribbed handle, 9cm high, c.1768 Note: An example of this design can be seen in the Zorensky Collection, Bonhams, Part III, P.43 Condition Report: Handle side face with restoration. Restored rim and footrim.
A Worcester L'Amour pattern saucer, printed in monochrome after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with a courting couple, her maid standing behind, Neptune fountain to the left, in the front a garden roller and a little dog, the Sir Jeremy Lever Collection label, c.1760 Condition Report: Good condition. Minor footrim nibbles.
A Worcester The Tea Party No 2 shaped oval spoon tray, printed in monochrome after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with a couple on a sofa, the lady passing a cup of tea to the gentleman, a small dog at their feet, black line border, 13.2cm long, c.1760 Condition Report: Good condition. Some wear to print.
A Worcester L'Amour pattern tea bowl and saucer, after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with a courting couple, her maid standing behind, the verso with Neptune fountain and roller, a swan to the interior, 12.2cm diam, c.1764 Provenance: The Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Part II, Bonhams; The McWilliams Collection Condition Report: Light wear. Two minor firing stresses to each piece.
A Worcester Les Garcons Chinois coffee cup, grooved handle, printed in the style of Pillement, with two Chinese boys, one standing, the other seated with a bow on a rococo branch, a castle in the distance, the verso with a Chinese gentleman sitting under a hut, holding a rod and loop, above rococo scrollwork, black line rim, 5.5cm diam, c.1760 Note: I think these designs seem to be a compromise between the Chinese style ending and the Rococo style starting. Condition Report: Good condition.
A Worcester Two Storey House pattern bell shaped coffee cup, wishbone handle, pencilled in purple, with a Chinoiserie pattern of two figures conversing in front of a small obelisk, vase and a two story building, shaded by a spreading palm tree, a formal floral spray on the verso, the interior with stylised foliage, 6.3cm high, c.1756 Note: Purchased from Christie's; see a similar cup in the Zorensky Collection, Part III, Bonhams, p. 36 Condition Report: Cracks to lower-right of handle extending to base.
A Worcester Valentine pattern tea bowl and saucer, decorated with two doves perched on a quiver of arrows, two hearts on an alter and a garlanded tree, puce pencilled border, c.1758-62 (amended date) Note. The original 'Valentine' pattern was a design created by Percy Brett, copied onto Chinese porcelain as a special presentation service made for Commodore Anson in 1743, probably as a wedding gift. This was copied by Worcester. Provenance: The Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Part 2, Bonhams, Lot 16 The Rous Lech Collection, Christies 1990, Lot 455 Condition Report: Restoration to tea bowl and saucer.
A Worcester lobed desert plate, decorated to the centre with a bouquet of flowers on a wet blue ground, fancy edged gilding to rim, 19.8cm diam, crescent mark, c.1768Provenance: The Crane Collection label; and The Earl of Dartmouth Collection label, inscribed 07.04.1964 Condition Report: Good condition. Some wear to gilding. Expected pitting.
A Worcester Mandarin style slop bowl, decorated with a Chinese figure holding a bird below a berried tree, the verso with three further figures, the interior with a black and iron red floret border, the stylised flower to centre, picked out in gilt, 12cm diam, c.1765-68Provenance: McShane Stephens Collection. Condition Report: Good condition, some light wear.
A Worcester Milkmaid at Gate pattern shaped oval spoon tray, printed in reddish brown after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with man in 18th century dress in conversation with a milkmaid, 15cm wide, the Perry Collection and the Ridley-Day Collection labels, c. 1756-58 Condition Report: Minor rim chip. Some wear to print.
A Worcester Rich Queens pattern fluted coffee cup and associated saucer, grooved handle, decorated with alternating panels of Kakiemon flowers and foliage, divided by iron red mons on a cobalt blue ground, picked out in gilt, square mark, c.1768Note: Similar in the Zorensky Collection, Part I, Bonhams, Lot 164 Condition Report: Chip to edge of fluted saucer. Small chip to coffee cup rim. Light wear to decoration.
A Worcester lobed hexagonal teapot stand, later decorated with colourful exotic birds in a garden, within rococo scrollwork, apple green fluted edge, feathered gilding, 15cm wide, Albert Amor label, c.1765 (amended description) Condition Report: Good condition, with light signs of general wear. Anticipated manufacture blemishes in places.
A Worcester double ogee shaped cup and saucer, entwined handle, painted in the James Giles atelier, with richly gilded C scrolls with pendent drops from a turquoise border, three colourful bunches of flowers, insects and a ladybird, the cup with flower sprig to centre, c.1778 Condition Report: Good condition. Minor wear to decoration.
A Worcester scalloped dessert plate, decorated in the workshop of James Giles, painted in the centre with a classical urn, draped in garlands of pink coloured flowers, rich gilt border of entwined vine leaves upon a `wet blue' ground, gilt rim, 21cm diam, crescent mark, c.1770Provenance. Bonhams, Knowle.Note: James Giles painted various classical urns, with differing shapes and styles, accompanied with intricate gilding; he seemed to favour vine or fruiting and vine patterns with tendrils, although on one example he just used a bright blue edge. Condition Report: The rim with two touched chips. Hairline cracks to base. Wear to gilding.
A large Worcester shaped circular dish, with lobed rim, in the manner of Meissen, outside decorated, probably in the James Giles atelier, boldly painted with puce line entwined with garland and formal flowers and large flowerheads, garland in the centre, 30cm diam, c.1770 Provenance. The Crane Collection, Bonhams, 2010, page 105 Note: It is very rare to see a plate of this size produced at this time. Condition Report: Slight rim chip, slight wear to polychrome. Otherwise good condition.
A rare and unusual Worcester plate, probably decorated in the atelier of James Giles, painted with spotted fruit in the centre flanked by two insects in flight, the wide wet blue border painted with thick white, green and pink raised enamel with garlands of flowers, gilded rim, 19cm diam, c.1770 Provenance: The Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Bonhams; The Zorensky Collection, Bonhams, Part III Vendor's Note: Robert and I tried hard for years to find something similar to these flowers in raised enamels without success. On this ground we believe the plate to have been decorated by the atelier of James Giles. Condition Report: Good condition with some minor wear.
An 18th Century Lowestoft blue and white cream jug painted with pavilions on rocky island, 3.25ins high, a Worcester blue and white printed milk jug and a cover with the "Three Flowers Pattern", and two coffee cups and a saucer also printed with the "Three Flower Pattern" (crescent marks - some damage and restoration)
A Locke & Co, Worcester blush ground cream jug painted with a scene of Loch Achray by H Stinton, 8 cm high to/w a Royal Worcester cabinet plate painted with a robin on a honeysuckle branch by E Barten, 23 cm diam and a small pair of Sitzendorf porcelain oval table mirrors decorated with roses and leaves in bold relief, surmounted by a pair of cherubs, 18 cm high 4) Condition Report Jug - tiny chip to basePlate - surface scratches and rubbed gilt edgeSome petal/leaf loss. Gilded rubbed feet
A Royal Worcester blush ivory garniture, comprising a large bulbous twin handled vase, with central floral design heightened in gilt, puce mark to underside Rdno 145757, 31 cm high flanked by a pair of blush bulbous bottle vases with central floral sprays heightened in gilt, puce marks to base having Rdno 270098, 27 cm high (3)The items are quite dusty and would benefit from a clean. Slight rubbing to the rims and gilt. Very faint scratches to the floral decoration of the large vase. Three light and thin vertical marks down one side of a smaller vase (should clean off). Overall in very good condition. No structural damage or signs of restoration.
A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire porcelain figures, modelled as Shakespeare and Milton, each figure standing leaning on a pillar representing their great works, Milton against Adam and Eve being cast out of paradise and Shakespeare against busts of royalty, underglazed blue cross swords to base, 25 cm high together with a Graingers Worcester reticulated cup (3)The Shakespeare figure is missing one finger, his arm has previously been broken and restored. Large chips to the base, back of the scroll and back of the cloak. Hairline crack around the shoulder. Slight crackling to the glaze. Rubbing to the gilt and decoration. The Milton figure has broken fingers, the arm and wrist has snapped and been repaired. Hairline crack to the shoulder. Rubbing to the gilt and decoration and crackling to the glaze.
A 19th century Derby figure, of a gentleman dandy with a basket of flowers on rococo base AF 26.5 cm H, together with a 19th century brocage figure group, as a piper in 18th century dress, possibly Samson, gold anchor mark verso 22.5 cm H, plus a pair of Royal Worcester peach blush jugs, decorated with floral sprays and dated 1902 with registered design number 167140, one AF 11 cm H
A set of five wall mounted flying Beswick ducks, model no 596 together with a Beswick duck pin tray and a Royal Worcester candle snuffer modelled as a nunThis lot contains 596-3 (2), 596-4, 596-2 & 596-1. The neck of one of the pin-tray ducks has snapped and been repaired. The other ducks display areas of crackling to the glaze and rubbing to the bases. Some have areas of residue on them (likely as a result of stickers), which should clean off. There is a chip to the inside of 596-3 wing. Generally in good-very good condition.
A late Victorian Royal Worcester Vitreous part dinner service, pattern no. 51, comprising eight dinner plates, eight dessert plates, two large shaped oval tureens and covers, a smaller tureen and stand (lacking cover) and four graduated oval serving dishes, all heightened in gilt with cobalt blue borders and transfer-printed with flowers in brown, the tureens having elephant head handles, the covers with stylised bird and claw finials (24 pieces, one plate with hairline, some wear to gilt)
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