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Lot 103
A late 18th century Worcester porcelain potted meat dish, cracked, 13 cm wide Condition report Report by NG The dish has been broken in two pieces and previously riveted. Rivets have now been removed and two pieces are now bonded. Rivet holes have been filled as have areas of loss around crack and some of this has been re-coloured in blue. Top of one of sides damaged is open. Staining and discolouration to body. Scratches and wear. Pitting and pock marks from production also.
Lot 155
A late 19th century Royal Worcester reticulated and jewelled porcelain teapot and cover, in the manner of George Owen, the double worked body and spout with gilt stud work detail to the pink and turquoise ground, the cover with gilt double knop spear finial, bearing both raised and printed puce mark to base with the numbers 76 (1876?) 13cm
Lot 476
Grainger Worcester. A porcelain two handled globe vase in blush ivory, the upper half and handles reticulated in curvilinear patterns, the lower half with hand painted floral sprays. This vase bears the black backstamp of the Royal China Works, Worcester with the date letter I for 1899 during the period when the Royal Worcester company had acquired Grainger and Co. but before extending its standard mark and dot dating system to the Grainger output. Ht. 15cm. In very good condition, no chips, cracks, restoration or other defects noted.
Lot 21
18th century Lowestoft blue and white sauce boat with moulded reserves and printed floral sprays, 17cm, 18th century Delft blue and white plate, 18th century Chelsea Derby plate with polychrome floral garlands, 21.5cm and 18th century Worcester teapot lid (4) CONDITION REPORT Delft plate has some fritting/chips to glaze around edge (approx 70% of glaze to edge missing). Couple of larger chips to edge of plate, one crack at 9o'clock position and some loss to glaze around crack. Other plate is cracked, with some chips to footrim, wear to gilding and painted decoration and some scratching to glaze
Lot 1
18th century Worcester blue and white porcelain nut basket with printed Pinecone pattern decoration and applied floral bosses and twisted handles - blue crescent mark, 21cm CONDITION REPORT Two applied flower heads to outside of basket missing, some breaks, chips, losses to moulded leaves and flowers to outside of basket, some small firing cracks, no chips, cracks or restoration to basket
Lot 53
18th century Worcester dry-blue decorated sparrow beak milk jug and cover with applied flower knop, fluted body with floral decoration, strapwork handle - blue Chinese seal mark, 14cm CONDITION REPORT Some wear to painted and gilded decoration, applied flower head finial has some chips to petals
Lot 15
18th century Worcester blue and white fluted sauce boat decorated with doughnut tree decoration, 18.5cm CONDITION REPORT Crack around spout, with some discolouration to glaze in the same area, further areas of discolouration to glaze around footrim, two small chips/'flea bites' to footrim, glaze to interior scratched
Lot 4
18th century Worcester blue and white coffee pot and cover with Chinese fence decoration, applied floral knop, 25cm CONDITION REPORT Good overall condition, one tiny 'flea bite' to inside of spout (only visible on close inspection) one small chip to foot rim (possibly from manufacture), cover has some chips to petals of flower head finial
Lot 14
18th century Worcester blue and white feather-moulded cup and saucer with painted floral and insect decoration - workman's mark to bases CONDITION REPORT One small flea bite to edge of saucer, some spots of discolouration to saucer, cup has some small chips to footrim, possibly contemporary to manufacture
Lot 298
A very rare Worcester blue and white Floral Swag, Ribbon and Scroll pattern coffee can, c.1755, painted with wispy floral swags tied by ribbons at each end with a scroll between, with a diaper and floral band around the foot, of 'scratch cross' type with an incised line inside foot rim, 6.3cm high, two rim chips with short hairline cracksLiterature:see Branyan, French and J. Sandon, Worcester Blue & White Porcelain 1751-1790 New Edition, Barrie & Jenkins, 1989, illustration I.E.51, p 285. At the time this book was published only four examples of this very rare design were known; one in the Dyson Perrins Museum lacking the lower border and a second in the Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery with a lower border close to no. 71 in the book. This example has a lower band matching the no. 70 border design in the book.
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