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A pair of early 19th Century Worcester style blue and gilt decorated tea bowls and saucers, a Royal Worcester leaf jug, four Coalport avocado dishes, six Royal Worcester ramekins, a set of seven Royal Copenhagen miniature dishes, a Royal Crown Derby "Japan" pattern dish, Spode blue and white sauce tureen and cover, "Willow" pattern teacup and saucer, an alabaster pestle and mortar, Janet Adam pottery chamberstick, Wedgwood green leaf dish an and a pair of Italian grey veined white alabaster leaf bookends
A collection of various china wares to include a Herend baluster shaped coffee pot and cover, Herend chocolate pot, cover and saucer, Minton Haddon Hall vase, Royal Worcester floral decorated jug, Booth's blue and white "Ming" pattern soup tureen, cover and ladle, Dunoon Emma Ball Seaside teapot and three mugs and various other tea wares, a pair of Victorian sauce tureens, covers and stands, etc
A box containing assorted vintage velvet Opera capes, clutch bags and shoes to include a pair inscribed "Slade Bespoke Shoe Maker, Cheltenham, Worcester and Cardiff" and "Vai Veneto Made in Italy" etc, together with a laundry box inscribed "Phoenix Launderers. Dry Cleaners Tel East Grinstead 145"
Three Royal Worcester bird figures "Great Tit", "Gold Finch" and "Wren", together with a Royal Worcester English Bone China display label and a Swedish plastic stand, together with four various Collectors plates depicting "The Dam Busters" limited edition commemorating the 50th Anniversary, together with a Graham Turner "Dam Busters" mug
Seven pieces of Royal Worcester, five jugs, vase and cauldron. Tallest 20 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The vase with the tall narrow neck has had professional restoration. It appears to have been broken in half and overpainted. All other pieces in the lot are in good condition with no damage, no repairs and no restoration. There is some rubbing to the gilding particularly on the tusk bars. There is rubbing to the gilding on other pieces but it is more minimal.
A Royal Worcester vase, decorated with a peacock and signed "C. White". Height 30 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The lid does not appear to have any repairs or restoration. There are some very minor glaze scuffs and discolouration to the very bottom edge of the underside of the lid but no significant issues. The vase itself appears to be in very good order. There is a minor loss to the gilding on the top lip but other than this no issues.
A pair of Royal Worcester vases, trumpet shaped with flared lip and with handpainted floral sprays, puce printed mark also G706. Height 16 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: One vase has had professional restoration to the top lip. Two of the points have been restored and overpainted. There may also be a small hairline crack also covered by overpainting. The second vase is in good order with no issues other than very minor rubbing to the gilding.
Two Coalport Scale Blue dessert plates and matching comport, (examples of Worcester copies). Plate diameter 21 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both plates have a single small hairline crack. Both run from the rim for approximately 3 & 4 cm. They are visible from the reverse but barely from the top. Apart from the hairlines there is no further damage, repairs or restoration. The gilding is only a very little rubbed and there is very faint crazing on close inspection. The dish has been broken in half and professionally restored. The restoration is now discoloured and is clearly visible.
A Worcester "Boy at the Window" teapot and cover, ovoid form, polychrome, decorated with Oriental figures, height 14 cm, and a Worcester vase of fluted ovoid form, polychrome, decorated with floral bouquet and sprigs, height 13 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The pot itself has a series of hairline cracks running in particular around the base of the piece. These are visible from the inside and externally. There is an old riveted repair indicating that the piece has probably been in two pieces. There has been no attempt to disguise the repair. The spout has a small edge nibble at the front and a hairline crack at the rear. There is a small chip to the top rim. The lid is in generally good order with no significant issues other than minor nibbles to the top lip.
A pair of Royal Worcester figural spill holders, in the manner of Hadley, with green printed mark to base and impressed marks. Height 25.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both figures are in extremely good order with no damage, no repairs and no restoration. The gilding is also very good with no significant rubbing.
A Royal Worcester lidded urn, with thistle and foliate decoration, puce printed mark and Registration No. 188129 and 1572. Height 27 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both vase and cover are in very good condition with no damage, no chips, no repairs and no restoration. There is some minor rubbing to the gilding but no real condition issues.
A pair of Worcester porcelain dishes with lobed edges, polychrome, decorated with floral bouquets and sprigs, third quarter 18th century, diameter 21 cm, and a pair of Worcester porcelain dishes with lobed edge, polychrome, decorated with floral bouquets and sprigs, third quarter 18th century, diameter 19.5 cm.
A Worcester Scale Blue porcelain tea cup and saucer, decorated in the Japanese Kakiemon style. CONDITION REPORT: The saucer has a large hairline crack with two old rivet repairs. There is no other damage. The cup is in good condition with only minor scuffs and scratches as one would expect. There are very minor nibbles to the foot rim. The gilding on both cup and saucer is a little rubbed.
A pair of Royal Worcester figural candlesticks, signed "Hadley" and each with puce printed mark, Registration No. 43551, also 1141 and with further impressed marks. Height 27 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both candlesticks are in very good condition with no visible damage, no repairs and no restoration. There is some minor rubbing to the gilding on both sticks and dirt in the sconces but no real issues.
A Worcester "Boy at the Window" teapot and cover, globular form, polychrome, decorated with Oriental figures, height 14 cm, and a Lowestoft saucer dish, polychrome, decorated with flowers, diameter 12 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The teapot lid has a restored knop and restoration to the rim. Both areas are now discoloured. The teapot base has extensive hairline cracking and may well have been broken into several pieces. The cracking and glue marks are visible to both sides of the piece. There has been no attempt at disguise. There is discolouration to the spout. The saucer has four nibbles to the top rim. There are two hairline cracks across the foot rim one of which has spread right and left.
A Worcester dessert service, with turquoise ground and comprising comport, 2 serving dishes and 6 plates. Largest diameter 24.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: None of the pieces have any repairs or restoration. The tall comport has a 6 cm hairline crack. There are also half dozen further glaze stress fractures which look similar to hairline cracks. One of the smaller comports has a 6 cm hairline crack. The second comport has some yellowing of the glaze to the underside. One plate has a small chip to the underside edge of the foot rim. Another plate has a wavy hairline crack right across the bottom between the foot rims. This is just visible on the top side. The gilding is generally good but all plates have some rubbing to the jewelling around the edge.
A Worcester silver shaped sauce boat, polychrome, decorated with flowers, circa 1760, length 13.5 cm, and a Worcester sparrow beak jug, polychrome, decorated with flowers, height 9 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The sparrow beak jug has glaze losses to the pointed end of the spout. The gilding to the top lip is mostly rubbed away. The sauce boat has a small hairline crack to the rim approximately 1 cm in length which is discoloured. There is a further 1.5 cm discoloured hairline crack to the interior of the base. The vase has two chips to the top lip. There is a small under edge chip to the base. There is a hairline crack to the side of the body approximately 2 cm in length.
A large Royal Worcester two handled vase, decorated with floral sprays, Registration No. 35782 and 1109. Height 23 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The vase is in extremely good condition with no damage, no repairs and no restoration. The gilding is also very strong with only very minor rubbing.
A Victorian Royal Navy Cadet's Uniform to Thomas Candler Wharton of Her Majesty's Training Ship ''Worcester'', comprising black wool tail coat with brass buttons and gold lace and white wool facings, waistcoat with silver ball buttons, white cotton twill breeches, black wool jacket and white corduroy breeches, peaked cap with raised bullion cap badge, and black silk bicorn hat, together with a 1 1/2inch single draw telescope, engraved with his name, with leather sleeve and case; a copy of The Young Officer's Scrap & Reference Book containing some of his work, and a printed copy of an 1893 article `Thames Nautical Training College, H.M.S. ''Worcester''' **Thomas Candler Wharton died of pneumonia at the age of 17 years in 1891 See lot 246 for a related item

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