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Click here to subscribeA Worcester blue and white leaf shaped pickle dish, circa 1765, painted with floral sprays within blue serated rim, 3.25" long, a Caughley blue and white leaf shaped pickle dish, circa 1780, printed with the Fisherman and Cormorant pattern within cell diaper border and serated rim, 3.6" long and another pickle dish printed with fruits, 3.6" long (3)
A Worcester blue and white plate, circa 1775, printed with a Pine Cone pattern within hatched lozenge and foliate motif border and piecrust rim, 8" diameter and a Worcester blue and white scallop shell form dish, circa 1760, painted with a Gilliflower pattern and surrounded with floral sprigs and insects, blue lined rim, underglaze blue crescent mark, 7" to 7.5" wide, stapled (2)
A Pair of Royal Worcester Figural Candlesticks/Comports, by James Hadley, 1893, each modelled as a "Greenaway" youth seated or reclining against the tree trunk which rises to the (original?) sconce, at their feet an oval basket, all in apricot and green "shot" enamels, impressed and puce printed marks, incorporating date code, model numbers 1177 and 1178, "Hadley" moulded into base of trunk, (approximately 30cm) (repair to one trunk) (2)
A Pair of Royal Worcester Sweetmeat Baskets, modelled by James Hadley, depicting a young girl and boy, each resting on the edge of a large woven basket, on a rocky moulded base sparingly picked out in colours and gilding on a cream ground, printed marks in green including date cipher for 1886 and pattern number 1073, (20.5cm)
A Pair of Royal Worcester Figural Candlesticks/Comports, by James Hadley, 1893, also modelled as a "Greenaway" youth, the boy and girl seated over an oval basket under a tree trunk rising to the sconce, impressed and puce printed marks incorporating date code, model numbers 1152 and 1153, "Hadley" moulded into base of trunk, (30cm approx) (2)
A Pair of Royal Worcester Vases and Covers, 1901, ovoid, with upright acanthus scroll handles, covers and spreading slender feet moulded with further acanthus, guilloche and fluting, the dry apricot coloured body filled with honeysuckle and other hedgerow flowers and berries, printed crowned circle marks, date codes and shape no. "2031" in green, (32cm) (2)
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Fruit Painted Comport, painted with three apples, a bunch of purple grapes and two raspberries against a mossy bank, signed T Lockyer, with gadrooned and gilded rim with shell burst tab handles, upon a low swept circular foot decorated with further fruits including two peaches and brambles, printed mark in puce, dated mark (indistinct) probably 1926, (31.5cm wide)
Two Similar Royal Worcester Porcelain Fruit Painted Cabinet Plates, gadrooned "silver" shape, one painted with three peaches, brambles and two gooseberries on a mossy bank, signed J Reed, the other with three apples, brambles and two cherries against a mossy bank, signed J Sherrett, gilded rims, printed mark in black, (27cm diameter)
Two Royal Worcester Porcelain Fruit Painted Cabinet Plates, of "silver" shape, one painted with three apples and purple grapes against a mossy bank, signed J Smith, the other with three apples and green grapes against a mossy bank, signed Sibley Lewis, gilt rims, printed marks in black, (27cm diameter)
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Pot-Pourri Vase and Cover, the pierced upswept cover with pointed bud finial, the main frontal panel painted and signed by H Ayrton with a still life of three peaches, green grapes and two cherries on a mossy bank, sprig of fruiting strawberries to the reverse, with inner lid (initialled JF), (33.5cm high)
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Two-Handled Squat Pedestal Vase, decorated with raised strapwork to the neck and with acanthus sheathed angular shoulder handles, the main body printed front and reverse in colours with trailing flowers monogrammed ER (for Edward Raby), within a pointed leaf tip "cup", swept circular foot, all against yellow tinted ground, printed mark in puce, number 1631, date code for 1894, (23cm high) (gilding rubbed, particularly on rim)
A Royal Worcester Vase, of ovoid form with tall tapering neck and flared mouth, with moulded angular and scroll handles picked out in gilding, the body painted with flower sprigs and gilt foliage on a duck egg blue ground, green and gilt lined borders, printed marks in puce incorporating registration number 46050 and impressed marks including shape number 982, (46cm)
A Fine English Topographical Plaque, circa 1830, probably Chamberlain's Worcester, painted with the Menai Straits and Bridge, Anglesey, with shipping under sail, figures on the near shore and a broad blue sky with billowing clouds, gilt border, in a contemporary rosewood frame, it bears two paper labels: ".Lambarde coll.(and price code)"and "(title)", (16cm by 22.5cm)
A Pair of Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester Porcelain Serving Plates, each of gadrooned shaped circular form, with apricot borders richly gilded with a repeat fruiting vine pattern, centred by the cursive monogram "JME", impressed crown and FBB, (24cm diameter); and A Pair of Teacups and Saucers, to match (one serving plate and two saucers with minor rim chips, one saucer with chipped foot ring, some rubbed gilding) (4)
A Rare Worcester Polychrome 'Cos Lettuce' Sauceboat, circa 1750's, with curl-over twig handle, the leaves crisply veined and scattered with painted small insects and a single rose, painter's pseudo-Chinese character mark in grey-black enamel, (18.7cm) (3mm chip to lip and smaller chip to spout)
A Rare Worcester Polychrome 'Cos Lettuce' Sauceboat, circa 1750's, with curl-over twig handle, the upper leaf on each side with central puce ridge, the sides with six fine winged insects and a single caterpillar, the interior with a single blue convolvulus and green leaf, painter's pseudo-Chinese character mark in grey-black enamel, (18.4cm)
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