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Click here to subscribeA Royal Worcester Bamboo Rose Jar and cover and inner cover, moulded with gilt bamboo grass and decorated with sprays of wild flowers on a shaded apricot ground, with knopped inner cover, 9. 5cm h, printed mark, rd no, 1326, date code for 1899. Each piece in fine condition; no damage or restoration
A Royal Worcester spirally fluted vase with upswept gilt handles, decorated with sprays of wild flowers on a shaded apricot ground enriched with gilding, 25cm h, printed mark, 1761, date code for 1903. In fine condition; with no damage, wear, rubbing or restoration (See lot 408 for illustration).
A Royal Worcester Empress pierced dessert plate, decorated after Edward Raby, printed monogram, with a butterfly and dragonfly amidst dog roses on a shaded apricot ground, in scrolling gilt border, 22cm diam, printed mark, rd no, 1426, date code for 1891. In fine condition; no damage or restoration (See lot 408 for illustration).
A Royal Worcester fern pot, of shouldered form with gilt borders, decorated with roses, ferns and wild flowers enriched with gilding on a shaded apricot ground, 9. 5cm h, printed mark, rd no, 1735, date code for 1896. In fine condition; no damage, rubbing, wear or restoration (See lot 408 for illustration).
A Royal Worcester Persian cruche, decorated with chrysanthemums and wild flowers enriched with gilding on a shaded apricot ground, between moulded gilt borders, 17. 5cm h, printed mark, 779, date code for 1906. In fine condition; no damage, rubbing, wear or restoration (See lot 408 for illustration).
A pair of Royal Worcester miniature two handled vases, of pear shape, decorated with chrysanthemums and wild flowers on a shaded apricot ground, the handles, scalloped rim and square foot in bronze, green and gilt, 12cm h, printed mark, rd no, 1959, date code for 1897. Both vases in fine condition; with no damage, rubbing, wear or restoration. Attractive. (See lot 408 for illustration).
A pair of Royal Worcester two handled tapering ovoid vases, with reticulated gilt handles and strapwork, decorated with sprays of wild flowers enriched in gilding on a shaded apricot ground, 16. 5cm h, printed mark, 982, date code for 1898 and 1908. Both vases in fine condition; no rubbing, wear or restoration (See lot 408 for illustration).
A Royal Worcester Randolph Rose Jar, cover and inner cover, decorated on the gently lobed ovoid vase with loose sprays of wild flowers enriched with gilding on a shaded apricot ground in gilt borders, 13cm h, printed mark, gilder's initials of George Topham Roberts, rd no, 1314, date code for 1897 . Each piece in fine condition; no damage, rubbing, wear or restoration (See lot 408 for illustration).
Two Royal Worcester vases, the violet vase decorated with wild flowers, enriched with gilding on an apricot ground, the panel vase in pale blue and gilt scale work with shaded apricot fluting, 8 & 9. 5cm h, printed mark, rd nos, 991 or 1801 respectively, date code for 1906 or 1897 . Both vases in fine condition; no rubbing, wear or restoration
A Royal Worcester Rose Jar, cover and inner cover, the lower body moulded with gilt basket weave, decorated with sprays of wild flowers enriched with gilding on a shaded apricot ground and with ornate onion domed cover, 18cm h, printed mark, rd no, 1286, date code for 1900 . Restoration to the outer cover; in otherwise fine condition
A Royal Worcester baluster vase, with a moulded collar of gilt leafage, decorated with sprays of wild flowers enriched with gilding on a shaded apricot ground, 23. 5cm h, printed mark, rd no, H304, date code for 1911. In fine condition; no damage, cracks, chips, wear, rubbing of the gilding, or restoration (See lot 408 for illustration).
A Royal Worcester two handled vase and cover of shield shape, decorated with sprays of wild flowers enriched with gilding on a shaded apricot ground, 25cm h, printed mark, H247, date code for 1913. In fine condition; with no restoration to either the vase or the cover (See lot 452 for illustration).
A pair of Royal Worcester vases, of shouldered form with reeded cylindrical neck, decorated with fuchsia and other flowers enriched with gilding on a shaded apricot ground, with gilt border, 19. 5cm h, printed mark, 1726, date code for 1907 or 1911 . Both in fine condition; no damage or restoration (See lot 452 for illustration).
A pair of Royal Worcester Persian ewers, with a handle and borders of moulded gilt strapwork, decorated with sprays of wild flowers enriched with gilding on a shaded apricot ground, 18. 5cm h, printed mark, 783, date code for 1902. Both in fine condition with no damage or restoration, some very slight rubbing to the gilt rim and footrim (See lot 452 for illustration).
A Royal Worcester muffin dish and cover, brightly decorated with clematis, daisies and other flowers on a shaded apricot ground, 21cm diam, printed mark, pattern W5171, date code for 1905. In fine condition, an insignificant scratch to the centre of the dish which is hardly noticeable and does not detract. No damage, rubbing, wear or restoration. Attractive.
A Royal Worcester vase, of ovoid form with grotesque gilt handles and moulded strapwork, brightly decorated after Edward Raby, printed monogram, with flower sprays on a shaded apricot ground, 22cm h, printed mark, rd no, 1626, date code for 1894. In fine condition; no damage, rubbing, wear or restoration; lacking its cover (See lot 452 for illustration).
A Royal Worcester spirally fluted jug, of ogee shape, brightly decorated with loose sprays of clematis and other flowers enriched with gilding on an ivory and apricot shaded ground, 15cm h, printed mark, rd no, 1652, date code for 1893. In fine condition; no damage or restoration (See lot 452 for illustration).
A Royal Worcester pot pourri vase and cover, of ovoid form with gilt scrolling handles and moulded strapwork, brightly decorated after Edward Raby, printed monogram, with loose sprays of wild flowers including thistles on a shaded apricot ground, 24cm h, printed mark, rd no, 1515, date code for 1896. Both pieces in fine condition; no damage or restoration. A good example of the model. (See lot 452 for illustration).
A Royal Worcester dolphin handled vase, moulded with gilt strapwork and brightly decorated after Edward Raby, printed monogram with flowers on a shaded apricot ground, 19cm h, printed mark, rd no, 1578, date code for 1897. In fine condition; no damage or restoration (See lot 452 for illustration).
A Royal Worcester fluted butter dish, cover and stand, decorated with loose sprays of clematis, roses, chrysanthemums and wild flowers on a shaded apricot ground, the rims gilt, stand 20cm diam, printed mark, date code for 1903 & 1905. Each piece in fine condition, very slight wear to the rubbing on the gilt rim of the stand and flower finial, some faint localised crazing of the glaze where it has pooled slightly but this does not detract as it is hardly noticeable
A Royal Worcester fern pot, modelled in the manner of Kate Greenaway by James Hadley with the figure of a little boy standing beside a rustic fence and decorated in a restrained ivory and apricot palette detailed in pale green and gilt, 14cm h, impressed and printed marks, rd no, 1242, date code for 1891 . In fine condition; no damage, rubbing, wear or restoration
A set of three unusual Royal Worcester porcelain backed brushes, painted with tightly packed floral sprays by E Barker, all signed, on a green and gilt ground, hairbrush 22cm l, gilt script W and with PRO. PAT no, 1930s . A few slight scratches to the green ground colour but in fine condition and rare
A pair of Royal Worcester plates, painted with an all over still life of ripening peaches, grapes and other fruit or apples and grapes on a woodland bank by Freeman, both signed, in shaped gilt gadrooned rim, 27cm diam, black printed mark, c1960. Both in fine condition; no rubbing, scratches to the glaze, cracks, chips or restoration
A Royal Worcester coffee can and stand and a similar teacup and saucer, each piece painted with an all over still life of fruit against a woodland bank by H H Price, H H Ayrton, F Roberts or Ricketts, all signed and gilt, stand 11cm diam, printed mark, date code for 1912, 31 or 32 . Each piece in fine condition
A Royal Worcester plaque, painted with highland cattle in a misty landscape by H Stinton, signed, 8. 5cm diam, mounted in a silver tazza with detachable spool shaped foot, 10cm h, printed mark, date code for 1912, hallmarked Birmingham 1912. Plaque - in fine condition, no damage or restoration. Silver - in fine condition, the foot very slightly distorted which could be easily straightened, the hallmarks slightly rubbed but remaining in acceptable condition (See lot 452 for illustration).
An unusual Royal Worcester model of a hawk, realistically painted beneath a semi matt glaze, perched on a glazed rustic stump with three apertures for spills, 30cm h, impressed mark, c1875 . Some loss to the almost majolica painted trunk base - probably as a result of misfiring rather than later damage. The piece is of a somewhat experimental nature
A Royal Worcester comport, painted with a central medallion of ripening fruit on a woodland bank by R Sebright, signed, in a raised gilt frame reserved on an apple green ground within a border of gilt edged pink cartouches and a shaped gilt rim, on conforming foot, 24cm diam, printed mark, pattern W8860, date code for 1923 . In fine condition; no damage, rubbing of the gilding, scratches of the glaze or restoration
A Royal Worcester miniature two handled pear shaped vase and a cover, painted with a panel of fruit by R Sebright, signed, in a raised gilt foliate cartouche reserved on an apple green ground, 12. 5cm h, printed mark, 1960, date code for 1905 . A couple of very minor scratches to the fruit panel and also some superficial crazing which is not really very noticeable. No damage or restoration, some speckling and bubbling of the glaze under the foot
A Grainger & Co Worcester reticulated dish, painted with highland cattle in a landscape by John Stinton, signed, in a shaded apricot and gilt border, 25cm w, printed mark, 1889-90 An unusually early example of the work of John Stinton (1854-1956), who joined the Grainger factory in 1889. . In fine condition
A set of six Royal Worcester coffee cups and saucers, painted with highland cattle in landscapes by Stinton, all signed and gilt, saucer 10cm diam, printed mark, pattern W9003, date code for 1934 and 1935, with a set of silver gilt coffee spoons, London 1935, in fitted case signed for the retailer Eveleigh Bishop Ltd, Leeds (18). One cup with a faint minor descending hairline crack, one or two cups with some localised crazing well clear of the decoration and is not too noticeable. The gilding slightly refreshed on one or two of the cup interiors but in otherwise excellent condition. The inside of the case slightly dusty, the covering on the exterior a little frayed/worn
A pair of Royal Worcester "jewelled' coffee cups and saucers, painted with festoons and ivy swags in raised gilt borders, saucer 13. 5cm diam, impressed mark and date code for 1872, gilder's initials of Henry Charles Bright; a Coalport shell moulded dessert plate, painted with a view near Hastings and gilt, 23. 5cm diam, printed mark, pattern X287, script title, c1880 (5) . One coffee cup with a flat chip to the rim near the handle, the other coffee cup with two minute rim nicks, the Coalport plate with some typical fine light overall crazing which does not detract. Two solitary spots of stacking wear to the gilt scalloped frame around the painted centre, no damage or restoration
A rare English porcelain crested oval dish, probably Flight Worcester or possibly early Coalport, enamelled to the centre with a crest and motto, the ground painted in underglaze blue with The Music pattern in cobalt and gilt diaper border and the shaped gilt rim, 34cm w, c1790. The crest is that of Hamilton . Slight wear and rubbing of the gilding, several minor flat chips to the rim at either end, on the reverse the glaze heavily speckled, on the crest there is a vertical scratch and between the tree and the motto is the faint outline of a coronet which being gilt has completely worn off. A rare dish which despite the faults described above has no restoration
Stafford (Frederick H.) The History of the Worcester. The Official Account of the Thames Nautical Training College, HMS "Worcester" 1862-1929, edition de luxe, number 29 of 350 copies signed by Lord Inchcape, also signed & inscribed by Armitage on half-title, plates, slightly browned, original rexine, gilt, slightly marked, spine a little dulled, t.e.g., others uncut, 8vo, 1929. James Lyle Mackay, first Earl of Inchcape (1852-1932), shipowner
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