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Click here to subscribeA ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN SCULPTURE of three yellow grunts swimming amongst coral, modelled by R Van Ruykwitt with a model number 3576, signed beneath and with various marks, 14.6cm high together with a small continental porcelain model of a monkey violin player wearing a yellow hat, 7cm high (2)
A COLLECTION to include a Royal Worcester figure by James Hadley, adapted as a lamp, 38cm high, a Goebel figure of The Virgin Mary, two white ceramic christening mugs 'Mary and John', a silver backed hairbrush and dressing mirror, a silver pepper caster and a blue and white 'Fairy Villa' plate (8)
Eight Worcester blue and white tea bowls and saucers Eight Worcester blue and white tea bowls and saucers, printed and painted patterns, various dates, third quarter 18th century, all various marked including two examples with 'Man in the Moon' marks. Please note: that none of the pieces in this lot have the so-called 'Man in the Moon' mark. Two pieces are marked with crescents with letters.
ENGLISH CIVIL WAR RELICS . A small framed display of relics collected by a detectorist on the site of the Battle of Worcester which took place in 1651. Items include an early clay pipe , a uniform button and a hammered coin. All the pieces are mounted on velvet and housed in a frame measuring 8x6 inches. 20-30
ENGLISH CIVIL WAR EXCAVATED SWORD BLADE. A sword blade dating from the early part of the C17th, believed to have been found on the banks of the River Seven in Worcestershire in the 1970’s. Small loss to the very tip but otherwise complete and in sound condition. This blade was also found with the remains of a Civil War helmet, the find spot was at the point where the defeated Royalist forces fleeing from the defeat at the battle of Worcester were attempting to cross the Severn at the narrowest part to avoid Bewdley Bridge.
A collection of cabinet plates comprised of a Royal Worcester plate commemorating the 150th anniversary of the RNLI (1824-1974) and another by the same factory commemorating the 150th anniversary of the RSPCA (1824-1974), two Lenox limited edition plates entitled 'Racoons' and 'Mountain Blue Bird', a set of six limited edition plates produced by the US Bicentennial Society, all boxed, a Crown Staffordshire plate entitled 'The Pintail', 1974 and a Masons Ironstone Christmas plate, 1978, mostly boxed - Part of a private owner collection
A Royal Worcester plate by James Stinton decorated with a 'Golden Crested Wren', signed Jas Stinton, titled to the underside, factory mark for 1915, 23.3cm diameter and two Royal Worcester tazza's decorated with a 'Goldfinch' and a 'Wren', each signed E Barker and titled to the underside with factory marks for 1913, 23.7cm diameter, both tazzas extensively cracked CONDITION REPORT: 'Goldfinch' - Two large cracks running in from the rim to the foot. Significant crazing to the glaze. Several other hair line cracks including two running in from the rim to the foot and three curved ones to the centre. 'Wren' - One large crack than runs in from the rim and then when it gets to the foot it curves around and follows the line of the foot. There is a small chip where the crack meets the foot. There is another hair line crack running in from the edge of the foot. 'Golden crested wren' - A few minor scratches but not to the decoration.
Three Worcester porcelain teacups decorated with flower sprays possibly by James Giles, c.1760, unmarked, a similar example is illustrated in 'A Compendium of British Teacups' by Michael Berthoud', plate 12 - Part of a private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Cup one - A few small chip to the base of the foot. Small scratches to the glaze on the inside of the cup. Tiny amounts of wear to the gilt on the rim. Cup two - Scratches to the glaze on the inside of the bowl. Some wear to the gilding on the rim. A very fine crack or scratch to the glaze approximately 15mm long running down the inside of the bowl to the centre. Cup three - Two chips to the foot. Gilt worn in areas on the rim. Glaze scratches to the inside of the bowl
A Worcester porcelain teacup with fluted body and shaped handle, decorated in underglaze blue and enamels with gilt details, with open crescent mark, 5cm high and a Worcester porcelain slop bowl with fret mark decorated in the Imari palette (at fault) 15cm diameter - Part of a private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Cup - Base of handle cracked. Bowl - Split in two and restored with staples. Chip to foot. Minor wear to gilt rim. Central interior ironstone red and gilt decoration worn. Hairline crack running across the centre of the bowl
Worcester porcelain reference books: 'Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain 1788-1852' by Geoffrey Godden, 'Worcester Porcelain, the Kelsper Collection' by Simon Spero, 'Landscapes on Derby and Worcester porcelain' by John Twitchett and Henry Sandon, 'Dr John Wall 1708-1776 Worcester Porcelain' by Albert Amor Ltd, 'Royal Worcester Porcelain 1862 - Present Day' by Henry Sandon, signed by the author, and 'The Sandon Guide to Royal Worcester figures 1900-1970' by David, John and Henry Sandon (6 vols) - Part of a private owner collection
An 18th century Worcester porcelain chocolate cup and saucer, decorated in polychrome enamels with flowers, fruit and vegetables, the cup, 17cm high, the saucer 14.7cm diameter - Part of a private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Cup - A few small chips to the foot rim. Minor wear to the gilding on the rim. Saucer - Minor brown staining to the foot. Gilding to the rim with slight wear and there are a few very small scratches to the enamel decoration
A Royal Worcester porcelain teapot; 'Reproduction of Early Worcester Elmley circa 1768', 12.5cm high, a Booths silicon china blue and white decorated teapot, a Crescent pottery George Jones and Sons blue and white teapot, a Herend porcelain teapot, a Royal Worcester porcelain jug; 'Reproduction of early Worcester blue sprays c1760', and a Coalport bone china jug; 'The Caughley mask-head jug originally produced around 1770, 16.5cm - Part of a private owner collection
An 18th century porcelain spoon tray, First period Worcester, of elongated hexagonal form, decorated with underglaze blue and gilt floral sprays, 16cm long - Part of a private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Gilding worn on the rim, areas of the foliate decoration and the central oval. Hair line crack running down from the rim, approximately 17mm long, 2cm high x 9cm wide.
Three 18th century porcelain spoon trays, possibly Caughley or Worcester, each decorated in enamels and of elongated hexagonal form, two with gilt rims, measuring between 16.5cm and 15.5cm across - Part of a private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Spoon tray one - Decorated in enamels with floral sprays. Broken into four pieces and repaired with staples, 15.6cm x 9.1cm x 2cm high. Spoon tray two - Decorated with blue and red sprigs. Chip and crack to rim, the crack running down the side of the tray. Minor wear to the gilding on the rim, 16.6cm x 9.2cm x 1.8cm high. Spoon tray three - Small chip to the outside of the rim. Minor wear to the gilding on the rim, 16.2cm x 9cm x 1.9cm deep.
A Chamberlain's Worcester porcelain teacup with lilac ground internal border, yellow feathered scrolls and gilt detail, with transfer decorated crest of a fish and a bird, shape featured in Michael Berthoud's 'Compendium of British Tea cups', plate 894, two Royal Worcester porcelain coffee cans with hand painted decoration, with printed factory mark for 1879, with hand painted floral decorated bands and light blue ground, and a Copelands china coffee can and saucer with cobalt blue ground, white enamel beading and gilt rim, hand painted in enamels and gilt with intertwined initials beneath a crown - Part of a private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Worcester cups - Cup one: Dark brown staining to the base of the interior and patches of lighter brown staining to the remainder of the interior. There is a hairline crack running down from the rim approx 2cm long. There are small patches of light brown staining to the duck egg blue ground. Cup two: Brown staining to the base of the interior. An area of light brown staining below the rim near the handle. Chamberlains cup - Gilding to foot rim worn. Gilding to the base of the interior worn. Remainder of gilding with minor wear. The body of the cup on the interior is creased. Copeland cup and saucer - Cup: Handle restored with slight crazing to the rim of the cup by the handle. Very small chip to foot possibly done in the factory. Saucer: Small chip to the foot rim. A few scratches to the blue ground. A hairline crack running down from the rim approximately 1cm long
A collection of small porcelain items comprised of a Royal Crown Derby imari pattern bowl, a miniature imari pattern cup and saucer, a miniature Wedgwood teapot, a Locke and Co. Worcester jug decorated with a Peacock, a Royal Worcester porcelain miniature blush ground jar and cover, a Royal Doulton Dickens Ware vase, a miniature German porcelain cup with Augustus Rex mark, four chamber sticks, a Royal Worcester green lustreware bowl, a transfer decorated three-handled tyg and a Hammersley and Co ring tree decorated in the imari palette - Part of a private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Dickens Ware Vase - 'Bill Sykes', heavily mottled with three large hair line cracks running down from the rim, 7.9cm high. Royal Worcester 'Crown Ware' lustre bowl - Some wear to gilding round the rim, 3.8cm high Tyg - Condition good, 3.6cm high German cup - Gilt rim with some wear. Chip to the rim, 3.2cm high Royal Crown Derby bowl - Mark badly printed. Gilt rim with wer, some brown stained patches. Glaze heavily crazed in areas, 4.6cm high Wedgwood teapot - Condition good, 4.7cm high Imari cup and saucer - Some yellowing and crazing to the glaze. The cup with a chip to the rim, 2.2cm high, saucer 6.3cm diameter Worcester jar and cover - Some wear to the gilding and a chip to the inside rim of the lid by the spoon hole, 5.5cm high Ring tree - Tiny firing crack to the rim, and minor wear to the gilding on the rim, 8.3cm high Locke and Co jug - Areas of the enamelled peacock have flaked off, 5.6cm high Small blue ground chamberstick with enamelled flowers - Restored handle, rim and candle holder, 3.7cm high Green leaf chamberstick - Candle holder restored and a chip to the rim, 4.2cm high Largest blue ground candleholder with apricot and gilt decoration - Minor wear to the gilding, 5.7cm high Hammersley chamberstick - Condition good, 4cm high
A Royal Worcester figure, 'Mondays Child is Fair of Face', number 3257, 17cm high, a Royal Doulton figure 'Daffy-Down-Dilly' HN1712, initialled EL with impressed no.s 968 and 27, 20cm high and a Royal Doulton figure, 'Grace' HN2315, 19cm high - Part of a Private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: Worcester figure - Condition good. Doulton figure - Four large cracks running from the hole in the base
A set of four modern Royal Worcester porcelain figures, raised on turned wooden plinths (one lacking), two entiteld 'Delia' and 'Florinda', each figure approximately 13.5cm high (excluding plinths) - Part of a Private owner collection CONDITION REPORT: All figures in good condition with factory stamps to the back
Mixed ceramics to include Royal Worcester Evesham pattern oven to table wares, majolica teapot, etc Condition Report / Extra Information Majolica teapot - finely crazed throughout, fingernail chip to underside inside edge of cover, restoration to lower front part of handle, firing crack to top edge of teapot rim.
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