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Click here to subscribeA Worcester ice pail or bottle cooler c.1790, painted in blue with the Royal Lily pattern, the angular handles with gilt decoration, some wear, 21cm across. Provenance: The Zorensky Collection of Worcester Porcelain Part 2, Bonhams, February 2005. Paper label for the Sir Jeremy Lever Collection.
A tall Worcester blue and white mug c.1755, the slightly waisted form painted in the Walk in the Garden pattern with a Long Eliza and small boy with a fishing pole, beneath birds in flight and perched on trees, workman`s mark to the base, 14cm. Provenance: from the collection of Roger and Jill Bichard of Seend House, Wiltshire.
A Worcester King of Prussia mug c.1770, printed with flags and victory motifs, a winged putto bringing a crown of laurels upon the King`s head, titled 1757 King of Prussia, anchor rebus and RH monogram, 8.6cm. Provenance: from the collection of Roger and Jill Bichard of Seend House, Wiltshire.
A Royal Worcester blush porcelain pot pourri, shape 1314, date mark for 1903, decorated with cornflowers and dog roses, of lobed globular form with an inset lid and pierced cover, 5½ in. high (cover restored); together with a Royal Worcester blush ivory vase, shape 1039, date mark for 1889, of globular form, decorated with cyclamen and other flowers, 4½ in. high
A Royal Worcester porcelain two handled pedestal covered vase, shape 2736, date mark for 1926, painted by William Ricketts, of globular form, with gilt loop side handles, on a tall spreading stem and circular foot, with a gilt conical lid, painted with apples, cherries, blueberries and blossom, signed Ricketts, 9 in. high
A set of five Royal Worcester coffee cans and saucers decorated in cobalt blue highlighted with gilt in the neo-Classical taste with white jewel enamelling, gilt interiors, handles and borders, printed marks in puce with Galleon, date code 1923, together with a set of six .925 standard silver blue enamel coffee spoons,
A pair of 18th Century Worcester porcelain tea bowls each decorated in underglaze blue with floral sprays and butterfly, interior bowl with floral sprig, each bears crescent mark in blue to base, 7.25 cm diameter, another similar, and a pair of coffee cans, one decorated with floral sprays and butterfly, the other with flowers and rocky outcrop, reeded loop handles, each bearing crescent mark in blue (5) (ILLUSTRATED)
A WORCESTER IMARI TEACUP AND A SAUCER enamelled with the Kempthorne pattern of stylised flowers around a central roundel in panelled blue and gilt hatched border, saucer 12cm diam, c1768-70 ++In the well of the cup the single sprig with wear and glaze scratches but both items in fine condition
A WORCESTER FEATHER MOULDED TEA BOWL painted in underglaze blue with the Feather Mould Floral pattern, 4cm h, painted `workman`s` mark, c1757-60 and a French (?) faience pot à jus, gilt with a Chinaman and foliage, 18th c (2) ++Tea bowl in fine condition. Custard cup also in fine condition with tiny flat surface chip on the rim
A WORCESTER SAUCE BOAT, SLOP BASIN AND TWO SAUCERS decorated in underglaze blue, painted with the Strap Flute Sauce Boat Floral pattern or transfer printed with the Three Flowers, Birds in Branches and Fruit Sprigs patterns respectively, sauce boat 9.5cm h, painted or printed crescent, c1775 ++Minute pinhead sized spot of roughness on the rim of the sauce boat only, no restoration
A PAIR OF WORCESTER CHOCOLATE CUPS AND SAUCERS gilt with floral swags and pendants suspended from bows and with gilt dentil rims and handles, saucer 15cm diam, c1770 ++Cups with localised wear to the gilding around the rim and to a limited extent on the rim of one of the saucers, no restoration
THREE SPODE AND TWO GRAINGER AND OTHER WORCESTER COFFEE CANS one of the Spode examples in a platinum and gilt pattern, 6.5cm h, painted number, or unmarked, c1810 ++The Spode examples in fine condition the two others also good, one with localised wear to the gilding on the rim, otherwise fine condition
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