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Lot 233
A Worcester chestnut basket, cover and stand, each piece decorated with relief flowers, with branch handles in bright enamels, crescent mark to base, 27cm x 22cm x 15cm high Provenance: Lot 179 Sir Harold Wernher bt G.C.V.O, Luton Hoo, Sothebys Luton Hoo sale, London, 24th/25th May 1995, sold together with a catalogue from that sale. Condition: Some small foliate damage and repair to top handle, crack and repair to base, see images
Lot 360004
11 Bücher zu japanischer Kunst, O. Shagan "japanese erotic art - The Hidden World of Shunga", Thames & Hudson London 2013, B. Koyama-Riachrd "Japon Revé - Edmond de Goncourt et Hayashi Tadamasa", Hermann Verlag Paris 2001, Kunisada u. Kuniyoshi "Samurai - Stars of the Stage and Beautiful Women", Hatje Cantz Ostfildern 2012, C. A. Gerstle "kabuki heroes on the Osaka stage 1780 - 1830", The British Museum Press London 2005, "Shunga stages of desire", Honolulu Museum of Art, Skira Rizzoli N.Y. 2014, R. Buckland "Shunga - Erotic Art in Japan", The British Museum Press London 2010, "L'Art de L'Amour au Temps des Geishas", Giunti Arte Mostre Musei Mailand 2014, E. de Sabato Swinton "The women of the Pleasure Quarter - Japanese Paintings and Prints of the Floating World", Worcester Art Museum 1995, P. Morse "Hokusai - One Hundred Poets", George Braziller Publishers N.Y. 1989, G. Schack "Japanische Handzeichnungen - Itcho, Hokusai, Kuniyoshi, Kyosai, Chinnen", Christians Hamburg 1975, "Hiroshige - Birds and Flowers", George Braziller N.Y. 1988, versch. Einb., jeweils Vorsatz mit Exlibris-Stempel u. handschriftl. Eintrag d. Vorbesitzers, Alters - u. Gebrauchsspuren, 4357 - 0762
Lot 6047
Royal Worcester figure 'The Queen's 80th Birthday 2006', two Royal Doulton Bunnykins figures 'Home Run' and 'Harry The Herald', two three further Royal Doulton figures 'Leading Lady', 'Lorna' and 'Fragrance' and four Coalport figures including Ladies of Fashion 'Christina' and three others (11)
Lot 54
Worcester Scarlet Japan assembled teaset circa 1770, comprising of a lidded teapot, five plates, chocolate cup and saucer, coffee cup and saucer, teacup and saucer, teabowl and saucer, butter dish and stand, teacaddy and a slop bowl.Teapot: Chips to the foot and spout, hairline beside the handle. Some rubbing.Five plates: the large saucer dish plate has a rim chip, the smaller lobed plate is restored and has a star crack, the largest lobed plate has rim chips. Some wearChocolate cup and saucer: some wear.Coffee cup and saucer: saucer chipped and cracked.Teacup and saucer: saucer broken and restuck, teacup chipped on the rim.Teabowl and saucer: bowl footrim chipped. Saucer cracked.Butter dish and stand: restoration to the finial and one handle. short crack beside the other handle.Teacaddy: filled chip and short associated crack to the rim.Slop bowl: cracked.There is some gilt and pattern wear to most pieces.
Lot 57
Worcester Queens pattern lidded jug, also a sucrier and tea caddy circa 1770 hatched square marks to bases.The tea caddy stands 15cm highLidded jug: filled chips to the spout tip and the flower final petals.Sucrier: minor chips and firing faults to the petals of the finial.Tea caddy: restorations to the finial and to chips on the edge of the cover.
Lot 58
Worcester Queens pattern assembled teaset circa 1770, to include a teapot, two slop bowls, spoon tray, sucrier, tea caddy, sucrier base, plate, coffee cup and saucer, teacup and saucer, three teabowls and saucers, spare teacup, two teapot stands, stand with branch handles, saucer dish. Together with a mid 19th century hard paste copy tea caddy, hatched square marks to bases.Teapot: Second, probably outside painted. Minor spout chips, small chips to the petals of the finial.Two slop bowls: the smaller bowl has a flat chip to the outside.Spoon tray: short crack to the rim.Sucrier: firing crack to the inner flange of the lid. Chips to the petals of the finial.Tea caddy: short crack to the neck.Sucrier base: OK.Plate: star crack to the base.Coffee cup and saucer: chip to the underside rim of the saucer.Teacup and saucer: cup cracked, chip to the underside rim of the saucer.Three teabowls and saucers: one saucer chipped otherwise ok.Spare teacup: cracked.Two teapot stands: OKStand with branch handles: small chip to the footrim.Saucer dish: OKMid 19th century hard paste copy tea caddy: OK.There is some gilt wear and minor pattern wear to most pieces.
Lot 16
THREE CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN CUPS 18th century, two of Sèvres manufacture, the first decorated with seated courtier against a pink ground, 6cm diameter, the second decorated with flower sprigs and beaded festoons, 8.5cm diameter, and the third possibly, Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur, with goat mask handle and adorned with flowers, 8cm diameterProvenance: The collection of Dinah Reynolds, author of Worcester Porcelain 1751-1783, published 1989.
Lot 21
AN ENGLISH SALTGLAZED TEABOWL circa 1760, 4cm high; together with three Delft vessels; an 18th century Dutch fragment; and two 'Kiln Stands' (7)Provenance: Acquired from Garry Atkins, Kensington Church Street, 1999.The collection of Dinah Reynolds, author of Worcester Porcelain 1751-1783, published 1989.
Lot 12
A STAFFORDSHIRE SALTGLAZED STONEWARE PLATE circa 1755-1760, of pierced rococo design, 20cm wideProvenance: Acquired from Garry Atkins, Kensington Church Street, 1997.The collection of Dinah Reynolds, author of Worcester Porcelain 1751-1783, published 1989.Note: For an almost exact comparable see The Metropolitan Museum, Accession Number: 34.165.186.
Lot 28
A COLLECTION OF NINE CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FIGURES mostly mid-20th century, including a shepherd and shepherdess probably Sitzendorf, the taller 22cm high, a pair of Capodimonte figures of a boy with flower basket and a girl with grapes, the taller 15cm high, four figures of children representing the four seasons, the tallest 11cm high, and a 19th century Jacob Petit figure of Bacchante lady with tambourine, 17cm highProvenance: The collection of Dinah Reynolds, author of Worcester Porcelain 1751-1783, published 1989.
Lot 19
A NYMPHENBURG PORCELAIN COFFEE CAN circa 1760, of tall cylindrical shape with decoration of two flower sprigs to the rear and a bouquet to the front, possibly by A. Oettner, with impressed mark to the base, 5.5cm highProvenance: Acquired from E & H Manners, Kensington Church Street, 2002.The collection of Dinah Reynolds, author of Worcester Porcelain 1751-1783, published 1989.
Lot 18
TWO WORCESTER PORCELAIN VESSELS 18th century, unmarked, including a pear-shaped cream jug, 8cm high, and an ice or custard cup of bell shape, 6cm high, both decorated with flower sprigs and spraysProvenance: Acquired from Albert Amor Ltd, English & Continental Ceramics, 37 Bury Street, London, 03.11.83.The collection of Dinah Reynolds, author of Worcester Porcelain 1751-1783, published 1989.
Lot 15
A SÈVRES PORCELAIN COFFEE CAN circa 1766, with gilt scalloped lip and decorated with flower sprigs, blue mark to the rear, 6cm highProvenance: Acquired from Stockspring Antiques, Kensington Church Street, 2003.The collection of Dinah Reynolds, author of Worcester Porcelain 1751-1783, published 1989.
Lot 4
A CHELSEA PORCELAIN LEAF SHAPED DISH mid-18th century, decorated with scattered flower sprigs and a bouquet of flowers, with knurled branch handle, red anchor mark to the reverse, 6cm high x 26.5cm long x 20cm wideProvenance: Acquired from Stockspring Antiques, Kensington Church Street, in 1995.The collection of Dinah Reynolds, author of Worcester Porcelain 1751-1783, published 1989.
Lot 22
A DERBY PORCELAIN CUP mid-18th century, decorated with pink flowers and foliage, 6.5cm diameter; together with a 19th century creamware pierced and basket-weave stand, 15cm diameter; and a matching cup and saucer with turquoise ground and gilded decorative classical themed panels (4)Provenance: The collection of Dinah Reynolds, author of Worcester Porcelain 1751-1783, published 1989.
Lot 540
Royal Worcester and Goldsheider Myott Figures comprising Royal Worcester Hand Painted Porcelain Figure ' Saturdays Child Works Hard For A Living'. Modeller Freda Doughty. issued 1930 - 1984. height 6 inches - 15 cms.,plus. Goldscheider Myott Collaboration Hand Painted Figure 'Boy With Top Hat and Tails' - with striped trousers and small dog, made at Myott Pottery, Staffordshire, England, with Goldscheider stamps to base. height 9 inches - 22.5 cms. Has been repaired.
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