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Lot 322
WEMYSS CABBAGE ROSE PATTERN BOWL together with a Dresden decorated porcelain candlestick and a Royal Worcester ornament shaped as a shell and an ivory epergne in the style of Belleek (4) The Wemyss bowl with a larger and some smaller chips to the rim and with crazing; the Dresden candlestick has been broken and repaired with putty; the epergne with losses to each rim and with extensive fractures and repairs.
Lot 155
AN 18TH CENTURY FRENCH SOLID SILVER GILT SERVING SPOON The hallmarks in triplicate for 'Antoine 11 Parrel, Le Puy en Velay', together with a gilt Rococo decorated spoon, having a scalloped bowl and a brass handled fork with engraved lobed decoration, along with an 18th Century English silver fork and spoon, embossed with scrolling flowers and hallmarked Birmingham, 1795, bearing makers mark 'I.T.', an early 18th Century German knife and two pronged fork, with silver mounted pistol grip style mother of pearl handles (similar set depicted on page 139 of Jochen Amme book), an 18th Century French gilt spoon, with champlevé decoration to the handle and hand painted enamel scenes to the bowl, depicting two different scenes of a courting couple in period dress, in the style of Fragonard and an 18th Century porcelain handled fork, the pistol grip handle decorated with an exotic bird in a gilded cartouche on turquoise ground, hallmarked 1758 (possibly Sèvres/Worcester). (10)
Lot 32
A collection of Spode "Italian" pattern table wares and tea wares to include two teapots, platter, cups, saucers, covered jars, dinner plates, sucrier, jug, sauceboat, lidded tureen, etc, together with a small quantity of "Willow" pattern wares, a collection of "Ophir" "Reliable" dinner wares with two pieces of Royal Worcester "Evesham" pattern table wares
Lot 64
A collection of decorative china and ceramics to include an 18th Century porcelain saucer painted in underglaze blue with flowers and fence (possibly Worcester), New Hall type saucer, 19th Century teacups decorated in the chinoiserie style, a small collection of Doulton miniature stoneware items, a 19th Century Staffordshire bocage figure of a deer in the Walton manner, a Dresden cup and saucer decorated with floral sprays, a Derby cup and saucer decorated in gilt and with pink roses, a Vista Alegre porcelain tureen, etc
Lot 66
A Clarice Cliff "Bizarre" pattern bowl, together with a similarly decorated Clarice Cliff "Bizarre" pattern saucer and two side plates, a Gray's pottery sugar sifter, two honey glaze dishes decorated in the Clarice Cliff manner, a Royal Worcester shallow dish decorated with urn, butterflies and swags, retailed by Mortlock's Orchard Street London, a Royal Worcester cup titled "Bullfinch", painted with a bullfinch amongst flowering branch and a Royal Worcester saucer titled "Red Start", painted with a red start amongst foliage, together with three Continental porcelain figurines CONDITION REPORTS All items with some damage, and wear. Clarice Cliff plates with chips and crazing and one cracked, saucer with frits, wear and crazing, bowl with large cracks and wear. Worcester cup with fault/hairline crack (as has a very dull sound when tapped) & wear, saucer with frits and crazing. Grays sifter with crazing and wear and the 'bung' appears to have been pushed inside the sifter. Worcester shallow dish with wear, crazing, scratches, and a dull sound when tapped so probably fault/hairline. Figures with some chips and losses.
Lot 569
A large boxed Royal Worcester gilt heightened twin handled commemorative vase and cover "Westminster Abbey", 2007, produced in celebration of Her majesty Queen Elizabeth II and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh diamond wedding anniversary, limited edition no.3/10, with original certificate, height 36cm. CONDITION REPORT Good overall condition- no visible signs of damage.
Lot 610
A pair of Royal Worcester hand painted and gilded vases with flared rims and decorated with roses and foliage, one signed E.S. Pilsbury, puce marks to the base, 1918, no.G923 and one signed M. Hunt, green marks to the base, 1917, no.G923 (af), height 20cm. CONDITION REPORT Vase signed by M. Hunt has had large section re-glued, approx. 6cm in length. Other vase has no visible signs of damage.
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