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Lot 763
A pair of Royal Worcester twin-handled vases and covers in the Empire taste, with bud finials flanked to each side by angular and mask head handles, each body painted with apples and black grapes against a mossy ground, one by Freeman, the other by Cook, each raised on a square pedestal base, printed mark in black, shape no. 2363, 22 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 777
A First Period Worcester teacup and saucer, both black transfer printed with Classical ruins, the saucer with figures standing beside an arch with Corinthian capitals with campana shaped vase on a pedestal in the foreground, the cup with figure beside a tree alongside a ruined archway, a rural landscape verso, both with black painted rims (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 1011
A Regency period Worcester Flight, Barr & Barr dinner service, the centre grisalle painted with the crest of an eagle upon a baton, gilt bands and floral and anthemneon scrolls upon pink borders, comprising eleven soup plates, and twenty-five plates. Diameter 24.5cm. Puce transfer printed, back stamp, and impressed marks. Wear and damage.
Lot 335
A silver twin handled trophy cup and cover by G. H. Inshaw, Birmingham 1921, the finial as massed fruit on a comport, the domed cover half lobed, the handles formed as winged dragons, embossed with fruiting trees above lobed band, on a plain spreading pedestal base, presentation engraved, 43cm (17in), 2452g (78.8 oz), on an ebonised socle. The inscriptions read `Presented by E. Broadbelt Smithfield Market Manchester`, `1921 Won by W. J. Gresson Esq. Stoke House, Severn Stoke, Worcester`, `1922 Won by W. J. Gresson Esq. Stoke House, Severn Stoke, Worcester`, `1924 Won by Wm. H. Gabb, J.P. Hopton Court, Nr. Worcester`, `1925 Won by Wm. H. Gabb, J.P. Hopton Court, Nr. Worcester` and `Won Outright and re-presented by F. P. Norbury Nov. 1929`. The socle with applied shields (only one hallmarked) with corresponding winners for 1926-37.
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