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Lot 200
GLOCESTERSHYRE (SIC) AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES Two maps, the first showing Gloscestershyre(sic) and parts of Worcester and the second being of Herefordshyre(sic), Gloscestershyre(sic) and Worcestershyre(sic), both are original engravings from Micheal Draxtons Poly-oblion which was first published in 1612, 10" x 13" (2).
Lot 226
A FLIGHT & BARR WORCESTER MUG, monochrome painted with a maiden representing the City of London with veils of merchandise, scrolls of law and learning, anchor showing maritime interest, Manal crown - shield with the City of Arms in a simple gilt banded border, rim and base, mark to the underside LONDON - Flight & Barr, Wor. Manufacturers to their Majesties beneath a coronet, marks used, circa 1792-1804, 4 1/4" high The mug is sold with an old card suggesting that the decoration may be by John Pennington. His best known work is the so-called `Hope Service`, made in 1792 for the Duke of Clarence. He never signed his work, but his earlier monochrome painting bears definite similarities to this mug
Lot 1224
"A 227 page album containing an extensive and highly important 18th and 19th century collection of signatures, correspondence, envelopes, documents and miscellaneous ephemera. Page markers in the album refer to the following:1. 28 cut signatures of George III showing his move from sanity to madness2. Likeness and cut signature of Queen Charlotte3. Nine cut signatures of George IV4. Three cut signatures and seal of William IV5. Correspondence relating to the Duke of Clarence dated 15th September 18296. Seven cut signatures of Queen Victoria, three with seals attached and two others from the War Office signed "The Queen" . Also a signed note from Prince Albert sent from Osbourne House July 8th 1849.7. A letter from Edward Duke of Kent dated July 6th 1801 sent from Kensington Palace (Edward was the fifth child of George II and the father of Queen Victoria)8. Cut signature of the Duke of York (brother of George IV) dated 8th December 1795. A Cheltenham & Winchcombe Bank one pound note no H276 dated 8th September 1818.9. Correspondence relating to the funeral of Princess Sophie and letter from George Duke of Cambridge.10. Various cut signatures, Field Marshals including Prince Albert, Richard Bellew Lord of the Treasury 1803, 3rd Earl of Bute Prime Minister 1762-3 and Sir Robert Peel.11. Letter from and Indian document in Sanskrit signed by Warren Hastings (first Governor General of India 1773 - 1805)12. Large quantity of envelopes, some with free post handstamps relating to Archbishops and Bishops.13. Large quantity of envelopes, either 1d red stamps or free post handstamps, correspondence and signatures of Dukes, Marquises, Earls (including Melville who was impeached in 1805 but acquitted), Viscounts, Barons, Baronets and Knights, mainly 1830`s and 1840`s.14. Authors including signatures of Trollope, Tennyson and Grey.15. Correspondence relating to judges including letter dated 27th August 1777 from Judge Kenyon, Lord Chief Justice 1788 - 1802.16. Cut signatures of Secretaries of War 1782 - 1867. War Office correspondence and personal details 1857. Envelope to war office signed W.E.Gladstone.17. Ladies, Duchesses & Dukes. Correspondence and stamped envelopes including 2d blue.18. Cut signatures of the members of Lord Liverpool`s Cabinet 1815.19. Marquises, Earls, Viscounts, Barons: large quantity of envelopes, some with 1841 2d blue and 1d red stamps, many addressed to the Secretary at War, some with related correspondence.20. Admission card to the funeral of the Duke of Wellington, St Paul`s Cathedral 17th November 1852.21. Similar to line 19.22. Two letters from Sir Robert Peel April 23rd 1835 and March 1862.23. Envelopes with free post handstamps relating to the Melbourne administration.24. Admission card with seal attached to the funeral of Lord Nelson, St. Paul`s Cathedral, 9th January 1806 signed by the Dean of St. Paul`s.25. Envelopes, signatures relating to Lord Aberdeen`s Cabinet.26. Copy of the Worcester Herald dated dated 27th January 1827 including two page illustrated report on the funeral of Frederick Duke of York. 27. Envelopes and signatures relating to Lord Palmerston`s Cabinet.28. Foreign Ministry correspondence.29. Envelopes, signatures and correspondence relating to Lord Derby`s Cabinet.30. Police Court, Bow Street document relating to the appointment of special constable 6th April 1848.31. Correspondence from authors including Thackeray.32. Knights, Admirals, Earls, Members of Parliament correspondence and stamped envelopes.33. Envelope signed by Dr. Livingstone and a magazine article on his career.34. Authors, artists, bishops, correspondence and stamped envelopes.35. Crimea War correspondence and stamped envelopes."
Lot 495
A 19thC Copeland Parian ware baluster vase, relief decorated with stylised foliage between gilt borders, embossed Crystal Paris Art Union and impressed factory marks to base, 30cm high, together with a Locke & Co. Worcester blush ivory vase with pierced scroll moulded shoulders above a leaf moulded body, 12.5cm high. (2).
Lot 577
A pair of Worcester two handled Chocolate Cups and Covers with painted floral reserves, gilt decorated borders on a blue ground, the lid with floral finial, blue crescent mark and matching Saucers with similar decoration, blue square seal mark. Provenance: Arkwright family formerly Hampton Court, Herefordshire
Lot 578
An early Worcester two handled Cup and Saucer with painted panels of figures playing musical instruments in a landscape, floral and bird painted panels, richly gilt on a blue ground, the two handles are pierced, blue square seal mark. Provenance: Arkwright family formerly Hampton Court, Herefordshire
Lot 580
A rare Flight and Barr Worcester Vase and Cover in the form of Vaisseau à mat of Sevres, the lid with pierced panels, the base having a painted view of Hampton Court, Herefordshire, with blue borders. Sold with copies of letters to Arkwright from Charles Schreiber in 1875 recommending it should be purchased from S. Wersheimer, 154 New Bond Street, London, which eventually amounted to £75. The vase is illustrated in Henry Sandon, Flight and Barr Worcester Porcelain, plate 31 Provenance: Arkwright family formerly Hampton Court, Herefordshire
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