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Lot 473
Six Royal Worcester figures modelled by F. C. Doughty; December 3458; The Parakeet 3087; All Mine 3519; Fantails 3760; September 3457; Grandmother's Dress 3081 and Admiral c.1780 no.2661, 29.5 cm (7) Condition Report Admiral - hairline crack around left ankle. All the others no damage and no obvious repairs or restoration
Lot 495
An 18th century Worcester porcelain sauce boat, circa 1770-72, of fluted shape with embossed panels painted in blue with formal flower sprays and sprigs, cell borders around the rim and lip and a spray of lily like flowers inside the base, 19 cm long overall x 11.3 cm high, underglaze blue crescent mark to base Condition Report Good condition, no chips or cracks
Lot 119
Miscellaneous: George IV, Coronation, 1821, silver medal by Pistrucci, 35mm (Eimer 1146), about extremely fine and toned; white metal medals (3), for Reform Bill, 1832 (Eimer 1244), American Ladies Hospital Ship Fund / S.S. Maine, 1899 and Daily Record, 1934, all extremely fine; bronze medals (2), for Admiral Vernon, 1739 and Board of Trade Rocket Apparatus Proof of Service at a Wreck, both about very fine; tokens (2), 17th century Worcester halfpenny of Will Swift, very good and Irish farthing of Todd, Burns & Co., 1834, very fine; East India Company, General Claude Martin, copper token or medalet, circa 1796, by McKenzie, 33mm, good fine and Ceylon, Wekande Mills, George Steuart & Co., token, 1843, 29mm, about extremely fine; and unofficial pieces depicting Edward VIII (2) (12)
Lot 13
ENGLISH CIVIL WAR ANTI PERSONEL GRAPESHOT & BUTTON FROM WORCESTER. A scarce piece of anti-personel grape shot in the form of a lead ball cast around a nail, designed to inflict maximum damage when fired into a group of troops. Together with this is a bronze button decorated with a smiling face, both items found by a detectorist close to the site of the battle of Worcester. 50-70
Lot 60
Limited edition plate 'Made Exclusively by 'Objets d' Art' for Royal Horse artillery to commemorate HM the Queens bicentenary review', a limited edition plate by Jenny Hinchliffe 'St Gregory's Minister Kirkdale', Royal Worcester Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee plate and a Spode Royal Artillery pate
Lot 1138
A first period Worcester porcelain teapot, circa 1750-1765, decorated in the chinoisserie palette with Chinese figures in a landscape, h.12.5cm (lacking cover and with body crack); and a Lowestoft porcelain teapot and cover, of bullet shape, polychrome decorated with sprays of flowers on a white ground (spout restored), h.14cm (2) Condition Report / Extra Information Crack to body. Lacks cover. Some handling wear to enamels. Several very small chips to tip of spout. Lowestoft teapot - spout fully restored and discoloured, cover with minor chips to flower head finial and large loss to one leaf, polychrome decoration generally good, little handling wear.
Lot 1139
A Worcester porcelain butter dish and cover on stand, circa 1770, blue and white printed in the Fence pattern with sprays of flowers and insects within borders, crescent mark verso, dia. 16cm Condition Report / Extra Information Stand - minor frit to underside of rim, slight making crack under glaze to centre, Dish - some glaze deterioration around rim. Cover - four flower head petals with minor frits, inner rim underside with small chip, underside of outer rim with chip near edge (not visible from above). Colours all good. Transfers all good.
Lot 1140
A Worcester porcelain footed slop bowl, circa 1770, blue and white decorated with sprays of leaves and flowers, crescent mark verso, dia.15cm; and two other Worcester pieces of the period being cream jug and tankard, decorated with pagodas and a Chinese landscape (tankard print lacks clarity) (3) Condition Report / Extra Information Slop bowl - light handling wear, some decoration lacks crispness. Cream jug - no apparent faults. Tankard - printed decoration poor particularly to fence pattern, chip to underside of foot rim, fine star crack to base.
Lot 1141
A collection of first period Worcester blue and white wares, comprising; three coffee cans and saucers (to include fluted examples), one other saucer, and a leaf moulded cream jug, and one coffee can and saucer well printed with a chinoisserie landscape within borders, all with crescent marks verso (5) Condition Report / Extra Information Cream jug - restored area to rim. Fluted saucer - chip to rim and star crack. Fluted coffee can - small chip to rim. Saucer - two small chips to rim.
Lot 1142
A collection of four various first period Worcester blue and white tea bowls on stands, to include two examples printed in the Fence pattern, and two others decorated with sprays of flowers, each with crescent marks verso Condition Report / Extra Information One tea bowl with glazing loss to rim, matching stand with 1cm hairline and three chips to underside of foot rim. Otherwise no apparent faults.
Lot 1143
A collection of mid-18th century Worcester and other factories blue and white wares, to include Worcester pieces with makers tally marks and comprising; coffee can and saucer, tea bowl on stand, lobed tea bowl stand only, two tea bowls, two coffee cans, small shell shaped dish and a leaf moulded small cup, most decorated with sprays of flowers and foliage, one with chinoisserie coastal landscapes Condition Report / Extra Information Shell dish - discoloured all over, stain and scratch to glaze at 5 o' clock, some pin holes to glaze. Butter dish - no apparent faults. All other pieces - one tea bowl with small chip to rim, one coffee can with small rim chip, otherwise good with minor frits / handling wear only.
Lot 1145
A late Victorian Worcester lazy-susan, with double spouted teapot, the teapot with basket weave moulding and decorated in blues with flower heads heightened in gilt, the lazy-susan of shaped circular form with revolving action, dia. 50cm (a/f) Condition Report / Extra Information Both pieces with small hairlines and some gilt wear.
Lot 1146
A Royal Worcester blush ivory jardiniere, the gilt heightened rim above a band of scrolling mask decoration, the bulbous body painted with wildflowers and insects, puce mark shape No.1621, circa 1892, h.25cm Condition Report / Extra Information Some light gilt wear and loss. Minor paint wear. Age wear. Minor frits. Otherwise good.
Lot 1147
A Royal Worcester blushware vase, the shoulders with twin applied handles, the whole decorated with wild flowers and heightened in gilt, puce mark shape No.1109, artists initials HL, h.28cm; and one other Worcester blushware jug, puce mark shape No.1507, artists initials JC, h.22cm (2) Condition Report / Extra Information Vase - no chips or cracks, minor giltwear, grubby. Jug - no chips or cracks, minor giltwear, grubby.
Lot 1148
A Hadley's Worcester cabinet plate, enamel decorated with cabbage roses within a raised and moulded border, printed backstamp and numbered 235, date code 1905, dia. 22.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information Currently with fitted wire hanger. No chips or cracks. Gilt good, 98% complete. Plate slightly grubby, particularly to reverse.
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