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Lot 117
A DOCUMENTARY COALPORT BLUE AND WHITE JUG, JOHN ROSE & CO, 1796 painted with flower sprays and swags and inscribed Thos Claro, Upton 1796, 19cm h Literature: 2013, illustrated p184. The only painted and dated piece made during the first year of production at the Coalport factory. Inheriting his father's properties and business, including his "barges and vessels of all sorts", Claro of Upton upon Severn below Worcester was a substantial boat operator who presumably saw the new works beside the Severn and ordered this jug. The flower painting resembles Caughley's Salopian Rose Spray and Tulip and is probably by a former Caughley hand. On coming into his inheritance Claro was obliged to pay a total of £600 to his three sisters, almost as much as the insurance value of Rose's works in 1797. ++Riveted No Reserve
Lot 159
AN INTERESTING COALPORT FAN PATTERN TEAPOT AND COVER, 1800-14 155cm h, mock Oriental mark Provenance: Stockspring Antiques. A unique, presumably special order production, maybe as a replacement, with French style locking cover and decorated in the popular Worcester Fan pattern with the same spurious Chinese mark. The spout, handle and distinctive knop are from the moulds of the rare John Rose shapes illustrated in 1970/81, plt 38. ++Cover chipped under the rim and with restored knop. Tip of spout and handle restored No Reserve
Lot 227
A PAIR OF COALPORT SPILL VASES, A TAPERSTICK AND CRESTED DESSERT PLATE, ALL MADE FOR GEORGE SPARKS OF WORCESTER, 1841-54 the vases painted with named views of Cashiobury [sic] Watford and flowers to the reverse, the plate with border panels painted with birds by John Randall, plate 24cm diam, printed or painted mark Provenance: (vases) Freda and Colin Wharf. ++Vases broken and restuck. Taperstick cracked. Plate with stacking wear No Reserve
Lot 266
A SÈVRES PLATE, THE PORCELAIN C1780 redecorated by Thomas Martin Randall, 24cm diam, with old hand written label Provenance: Royal Worcester Factory Museum until sold Phillips; Richardson Antiques from which purchased 29 January 1999. That plaque is a section of a circular gueridon table, but wrongly attributed to P Ballard. George Randall asserted that piece was "manufactured by my late father... at Shelton after he had removed from Madeley". Its strongly characteristic granular turquoise ground and raised rococo gilding with various different infillings to its small reserves are immediately recognisable on other pieces. George's statement demonstrates that this finest quality Randall Sèvres style was produced not at Madeley but later at Shelton, the distinctive ground and gilding probably by Robert Edward Gray. Illustrated: 1908, p250 No XIII, 1993, p44 monochrome and 1994, February p26. ++In good condition with one or two small rim nicks No Reserve
Lot 348
CERAMIC REFERENCE BOOKS AND SALE CATALOGUES including Nance (E Morton), The Pottery and Porcelain of Swansea and Nantgarw, Facsimile Edition, L Branyan, N French and J Sandon, Worcester Blue and White Porcelain 1751-1790, New Edition, 1990 and about twenty five others together with a quantity of ECC Transactions and Christie's and Sotheby's catalogues of sales of English ceramics, 1970/80s No Reserve Thursday 11 June at 10am Lots 349-1048 ENGLISH PORCELAIN
Lot 432
A WORCESTER BLACK OVERGLAZED PRINTED AND FLUTED DEEP DISH WITH EUROPEAN RUINS, A WORCESTER PURPLE OVERGLAZE PRINTED PLATE, A WORCESTER POLYCHROME PEDESTAL SAUCE BOAT AND A PAIR OF WORCESTER LOZENGE SHAPED DISHES, C1758-70 deep dish 23cm w ++Black printed dish with slight wear on the flutes, plate with more wear, pedestal sauce boat with restoration to handle, pair of dishes with slight stacking wear and one with rim chip
Lot 433
A WORCESTER BLUE AND WHITE TEAPOT AND COVER AND TEA BOWL AND SAUCER IN THE MANSFIELD PATTERN, A TEAPOT STAND, DESSERT TUREEN STAND AND CLOBBERED SUCRIER, C1760-85 teapot and cover 10cm h, crescent mark or unmarked ++Cover of teapot lacking knop, tea bowl chipped the other items in good condition
Lot 434
THREE WORCESTER AND ONE LIVERPOOL PICKLE DISH, C1760-85 The largest of shell shape, and printed with the rare Marrow pattern, 12cm w, crescent mark or unmarked ++Marrow pattern dish and Liverpool example with some restoration. One of the two matching examples cracked, the other with tiny rim nicks
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