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Lot 21
Benedictines of Stanbrook, The Stanbrook Abbey Press Ninety-two years of its history, Worcester 1970, from an edition of 450; Leo John De Freitas, Fish and Crutches, Banholt Uppingham, 1991, with wood cuts by Rigby Graham, with a dedication by the artist; John Mason, Papermaking as an artistic craft, Twelve by Eight, Leicester 1963, illustrated by Rigby Graham, signed by the author; Will and Sebastian Carter, Portfolio Two, Rampant Lion Press, Cambridge 1974, loose folio; William Hazlitt,Character of John Ball, Florin Press, 1978, with drawings by Graham Williams, together with pamphlets and ephemera.
Lot 49
LeicesterJohn and Thomas Spencer, (Ed), Leicestershire and Rutland Notes and Queries, in three vols, Leicester and London 1891, 1893, and 1895, cloth; James Thompson, The History of Leicester, Leicester and London, 1849; Who's Who in Leicestershire, Worcester, 1935, a numbered limited edition; and Mrs T. Fielding Johnson, Glimpses of Ancient Leicester, in six periods, London and Leicester 1891, binding defective, (6).
Lot 32
An 18thC Doctor Wall period Worcester shallow bowl, with ribbed interior decorated insects and fruit with-in panels with gilded borders, blue crescent mark to base, 18cm diameter and a similar saucer (unmarked) 13.5cm diameter (2)Condition Report· The small bowl is in good condition, with minor wear and tear · The small bowl does have 2 small chips to the rim, the first being approximately 2mm long and 1mm wide and the other 1mm long and less than 1mm wide · The Larger bowl has very light wear and tear but in very good condition overall · There are a few minor chips to the gold glaze on the rim from usage/age but no cracks
Lot 36
An 18thC Doctor Wall period Worcester jug of baluster form, fence pattern, 16cm high and a similar tea bowl decorated flowers in underglaze blue, blue crescent mark to bases (2) Condition Report· There is very light wear and tear on the base of these items however no chips · The Jug and its décor are in good condition however the base of the jugs handle has a 1mm chip to the glaze · There is a 2mm chip on the right hand side of the jugs spout however this is approximately 1mm in depth· The tea bowl is in very good condition, very light wear and tear from usage/age but it does have a minimal glaze chip on the rim of the bowl however this is barely visible and a hairline crack running round the footrim
Lot 83
A 19th century Royal Worcester white glazed two handled vase with pierced detail to the handles and neck with printed and impressed marks and numbers to base 1679? Height 25cm, together with a Royal Worcester trinket box and cover a miniature tankard and a miniature loving cup, all with painted floral sprays and pink printed marks to base
Lot 34
A collection of ceramics including a pair of 19th century Staffordshire figure groups of a boy and a girl flanked by a sheep dog and sheep, a further 19th century Staffordshire model of a cottage, two Coalport models of The Farm House and The Coaching Inn, a Carlton ware lustred dish moulded with fruit, a Royal Worcester mug with printed and painted decoration, Mondays Child is Fair of Face, etc
Lot 124
A 19th century Locke & Co Worcester dessert plate with painted floral sprays and printed mark to base, a miniature Royal Worcester tyg with bird decoration and green printed mark to base, (tyg displayed in cabinet adjacent) further ceramics including a Poole Pottery Volcano type pattern dish, 27cm diameter, a Portmeirion Strawberry Fair pattern serving bowl, 33cm diameter, a collection of Copeland Spode Byron pattern wares including oval meat plate, circular serving dish, teapot, etc, a Royal Cauldon serving plate, a boxed Royal Worcester Vine Harvest pattern serving platter and matching boxed serving slice, boxed Arthur Price Britannia steak knives etc
Lot 41
A collection of mid 18th century teawares, probably Hancock Worcester, with dark puce printed decoration incorporating landscapes, fishermen with rods and nets, classical ruins, harbour scenes etc, comprising teapot and cover and bowl and cover, both with floral knop, a slop bowl, a dish of hexagonal form, five cups, seven tea bowls and nine saucers
Lot 77
A collection of Royal Doulton wares comprising a figure of Fleur HN2368, a large character jug Long John Silver D6335, a Toby jug in the form of Winston Churchill, a small character jug Gone Away D6545, further small character jugs etc, a Dickens ware sandwich tray, etc together with a boxed set of six Royal Worcester Evesham pattern chocolate cups and covers, a majolica jardinière with moulded fruit and goats mask detail, a set of six plates with printed bird and blossom detail etc
Lot 75
A quantity of commemorative wares, many boxed, including Royal Worcester mugs commemorating the centenary of the founding of the Royal Worcester Porcelain Museum 1979, and the Tercentenary of Berrow's Journal 1990, a Coalport limited edition loving cup showing the Iron Bridge 1779-1979 edition no 121, two Coalport limited edition tankards commemorating the 150 anniversary of the worlds 1st passenger railway edition number 524 and the Wright Brothers 75th anniversary of the 1st Powered Flight, 1903 etc
Lot 159
(Displayed on the green baize) A collection of Aynsley Pembroke pattern wares comprising a strawberry basket fitted with a cream jug and sugar bowl, a further jug, eight tea cups, eight saucers, flatware with ceramic handles together with a small collection of Royal Worcester coffee cans and saucers with black printed chinoiserie style bird decoration comprising six coffee cans and six saucers
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