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Click here to subscribeA collection of British and Continental ceramics to include a 19thC Booths English teapot 13cm h, blue and white Worcester dish, Copeland cup and saucer, 3 x coffee cans and saucers, Royal Crown Derby, Royal Worcester and Limoges, 3 x Dresden cups, 2 x saucers, 2 x small plates, a Chelsea/Derby figure with gold anchor mark and an oriental blue and white bowl.
Various ceramics to include: Royal Worcester Evesham- 4 x cups and saucers, 4 cereal bowls and flan dish, a Mason’s Java pattern lidded vase 24.5cm, a brown Poole open shallow bowl 27cm d, a Wedgwood Jasperware blue vase 19cm and jug, Midwinter Spanish Garden teapot, 2 x T.G. Green Cornish Kitchen Ware storage jars, Ringtons ginger jar etc.
A selection of Ceramics to include A Pair of Wedgwood Black Basalt Busts of Queen Elizabeth II & The Duke of Edinburgh limited edition 562 24cm h, a Royal Worcester figurine of The Queen Mother 24cm h, Royal Doulton 'The Lobster Man' HN2317, Royal Doulton 'Welcome Home HN3299 and Spode scalloped floral dish 'Iris' from The Collection Cabinet 26cm x 20cm. (6).
Continental 20thC porcelain to include 3 x hand painted lidded boxes with gilt metal mounts, a Dresden lidded box with hand painted panels and gilt handle 18 x 28cm , a German pottery blue monkey manicure set, a gilt and cream vase with swan handles 23.5cm h plus others together with an English porcelain Chamberlains Worcester twin handled vase with hand painted floral panel 17cm h.
A large quantity of Royal Worcester Evesham comprising oval platter 33cm w, 6 x dinner plates 26cm d, 6 x dessert plates 21cm d , 6 x cereal bowls, 6 x side plates, 8 x saucers, 8 x tea cups, gravy boat and stand, a lidded sauce pot with handle, flan dish, 3 x lidded tureens, jug, sugar, oval dish, 6 x napkin rings, lidded jam pot, 2 x storage jars, small cake plate, shell shaped dish and four herb pots together with an Arden pattern raised cake plate 28cm d. All appear first quality. See second image.
A mixed group of ceramics comprising a Royal Doulton pewter topped jug (marked verso, lid loose, h- 18.5cm), a similarly decorated crimped edge, an Italian blue glazed mid-century container, a Bernard Rooke style slab built studio pottery vase, and a Royal Worcester blush ivory jug (marked verso, a/f)
A Flight Barr & Barr Worcester Vase, Circa 1820, finely painted with a view in Ashtead Park, Surrey, on gilt seaweed ground, with griffin head and ring handles, painted mark and Coventry Street address, 3.5ins highThe very tips of the beaks of the ring handles are chipped. One miniscule flat chip to the lower corner of the base. Some very light scattered wear to the edges of the base. One further miniscule flat flake to lower corner of the base. The gilt detail appears to be intact, and the enamel painting shows no scratching/loss/abrasions.
A Flight Barr & Barr Worcester Two-Handled Vase and Cover, Circa 1820, painted with seashells and seaweed in the manner of John Barker, on a gilt seaweed ground, painted mark and Coventry Street address, 6.5ins highCover - the knop has been broken off and is missing. Two very small areas of wear to gilt on edge of cover. Urn - a few very small areas of loss to gilding on shoulder of vessel. Small areas of loss to gilding on edge of rim. Miniscule loss of gilt to tail of dolphin. Some very light typical wear to corners of base. The remaining gilding appears to be intact and in good condition, and the enamels again are in good condition with no obvious damage/loss/scratching/restoration.
A Worcester Porcelain Teapot and Cover, circa 1780, painted with blue and gilt sprays under gilt dentil rims, open crescent mark in underglaze blue, 16cm high, together with a similar example, unmarked, a creamware dolls coffee pot and cover of similar date and two Royal Worcester teapots from the "Heirloom Worcester Teapots" series (5)Largest Worcester pot - small chip to the rim of the spout, small flakes to the spoutSmaller - loss to the petals of the knopRoyal Worcester pots - good conditionCreamware - large to rim of the cover, main body badly cracked
A Worcester Teapot and Cover, circa 1770, printed in underglaze blue with the "Birds in Branches" pattern, hatched crescent mark, 13cm high, together with three further Worcester teapots in "Cormorant Fisherman, "Three Flowers" and "Fence" patterns (4)Birds - short crack and minor flakes to the spoutCormorant - losses to the knop, minor flakes to the spoutFlowers - knop restored, tiny restore chip to the spoutFence - slight losses to the knop
A Worcester Porcelain Teapot and Cover, circa 1758-60, of small proportions, printed in underglaze blue with the "Plantation" pattern 10.5cm high A Similar Example, printed with the same pattern 12.5cm high (2) Smaller pot - chip to the rim of the cover, slight loss to the end of the spoutSecond pot - small chip on the end of the spout
Beswick Animals, including cattle, birds, a huntsman and hounds, together with various similar foreign models, a Royal Worcester blush figure, Nao figure group, Staffordshire figures (three trays)Group lot sold as seen. Many models with damage or repair. Please contact for specific information.
A Worcester Teapot, circa 1765, probably decorated in the atelier of James Giles in the Scarlet Japan style, painted with panels of figures and flowers interspersed with orange ground trellising with mons, 9.5cm high, a similar teapot and cover, painted with prunus blossom and chrysanthemum, 15.5cm high, a further teapot, with puce monochrome flowers, 13.5cm (3) First pot - the cover a remake, handle restoredSecond pot - spout restoredThird pot - spout restored, loss to the petals of the knop
A Worcester Porcelain Teapot and Cover, circa 1758, painted in underglaze blue with the "Mansfield" pattern, workman's mark, 13cm high, another Worcester teapot, printed in underglaze blue with the "Bat" pattern, disguised numeral mark (2)Mansfield - minor glaze flakes and one tiny rim chip to the cover onlyBat - knop restored
A Worcester Porcelain Teapot and Cover, circa 1760, painted in underglaze blue with the "Bird in a Ring" pattern, open crescent mark, 13.5cm high, another teapot in the "Feather Mould Floral Pattern" and a feather teapot, tightly fluted and decorated with lambrequin borders (3)Bird in ring - body cracked, heavy loss to knopFeather mould - spout restoredFluted - minor glaze flakes
A Worcester Porcelain Teapot and Cover, circa 1780, painted in underglaze blue with the "Mansfield" pattern, open crescent mark, 14cm high, another with the "Fruit Sprays" pattern and a further example printed with the "Fence" pattern (3)Mansfield - spout tip slightly abradedFruit sprays - knop restored, spout crackedFence - chips to knop and spout
A Worcester Teapot and Cover, circa 1770, painted in underglaze blue with the "Candle Fence" pattern, later clobbered, open crescent mark, 15.5cm high, another clobbered teapot of large size printed with the "Fence" pattern, another smaller example and a further example painted with the "Mansfield" pattern (4)Candle fence - chips to knop, crack to upper handle terminalLarge fence pattern - slight pittingSmaller - chips to knop, flakes to the spout endMansfield - knop badly restored, losses to the spout and a short crack, chip to foot
A 19th century Prattware box of Alexandra Palace, together with pair of continental figures of a boy and girl gathering fruit, 19th century lidded pot in 'Toby' form, verdigris metal figure of boy with thorn in his foot, two lidded boxes Royal Worcester decorated with architectural views, Royal Copenhagen white cat (9)
Collection of ceramics, primarily early 19th century teapots, to include early 19th century Worcester blue and white teapot with floral decoration and rose formed knop, floral sprig decorated teapot with round body, swirled oval bodied teapot with floral decoration, Two further miniature teapots, a jug commemorating freemasonry in manganese colour, decorated New Hall tea cup and saucer and teapot stand mothers and children pattern, jug with motto, and mug (16)Largest teapot is 18cms with lid.Gardener's Arms Jug - hairline crack and chip to rimBlue and White Worcester Jug - restoration to knop, abrasions and pitting to surfaceTeapot with round body and floral sprig - chip to lid and hairline to bodyFreemason's jug - cracks to bodyTiny chinese style teapot - crack to spoutNew Hall trio - rubbing to gildingMiniature teapot with children and dice - chip to spout, surface staining, niggles round the rimLarge teapot, ovoid swirled form - cracks to body and spout and crack to standFlowers that never fade mug - chips and crackstwo teabowls - one stained, other chip to rimtwo saucers, one chinese style, one floral sprigs - chinese one has crack to foot, other one has wear to the enameltw
A Royal Worcester melon-shaped blush pot pourri vase in the thistle and wild flowers design, shape no. 1312, puce factory mark date for 1906, 18cm high, a matching two-handled bowl, shape no. 1910, date mark 1899, 11cm high and a two-handled vase, shape no.1927, date mark for 1904, 15cm, (3).
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