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Click here to subscribeA Worcester leaf shaped pickle dish, painted in underglaze blue with the Two Peony Rock Bird pattern, in Chinese style, the rim with trailing flowers and leaves, 10cm long (4"), workman's mark, circa 1755-58 (small rim chips) It is interesting to note that the stalk handle of this dish is pierced for suspension, a most unusual feature
A rare Worcester flared lobed oval sauceboat, the angular loop handle with scroll thumbpiece, painted in underglaze blue with a figure in a boat, in a Chinese river landscape, the reverse with a pagoda in a landscape within leaf moulded cartouches, the interior painted with trailing flowers and leaves, on an insect, 15.2cm long (6"), workman's mark, circa 1754 (tiny rim nicks)
A Royal Worcester Pot-Pourri Vase and Cover, of ovoid shape, the pierced dome cover with pointed leaf finial and inner lid, printed and painted with sprays of flowers within gilded and moulded borders against a blush ivory ground, mark in puce, shape number 2048 and date mark for 1904, {24cm} (finial restored); and [A Similarly Decorated Smaller Ovoid Royal Worcester Pot-Pourri Vase and Cover], shape number 1039, date mark 1903, {11.5cm} (2). See lot 70 for illustration.
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Bird Head Ewer, the neck and spout as the head of a wading bird issuing from a crown, the handle fashioned as a gaping upturned fish with leafy tail, the conical body divided into four lobes, three of which are decorated in the manner of Baldwin with a group of swans taking off from a reed bed, in mainly grey, pink, red and gilt, within floral bands, printed factory mark in puce, date letter for 1887, printed and incised 1130, Y6, {28.5cm high} (spout restored and chipped). See lot 70 for illustration.
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Fruit Decorated Dish, painted with black grapes, peaches and raspberries against a mossy bank signed T Lockyer, with gilt gadrooned borders and shell tab handles, printed crown and wheel mark in puce, date code for 1926 inscribed C55 in red, {31.5cm}. See lot 75 for illustration.
A Royal Worcester Bottle, 1912, of Persian rose water sprinkler form decorated with gilt-outlined flower sprays on an apricot ground; and A Locke & Co Posy Vase, painted in the manner of Powell with a robin on a branch, printed marks and date code in puce, shape number 1528; Locke & Co printed and impressed marks, {17cm} (2).
A Royal Worcester Parian Figure "Il Penseroso", modelled as a classical maiden looking pensively downwards, her robes edged with a gilt and blue line, upon a circular base with impressed title, impressed factory mark and incised letter F, circa 1862, {40cm}. The figure is sold together with a letter from the Dyson Perrins Museum Trust dated 1988 with confirmation of the above from the Honorary Assistant Curator, F E Laney.
A Worcester Seven Piece Botanical Dessert Service, comprising a tall tazza and six circular dessert plates, each piece centred by a painted flower including wisteria, rose, fox-glove and convolvulus, within turquoise bands enamelled with repeat stylised chrysanthemum and leaf motifs, the tazza upon three swept supports and domed base, printed and impressed marks in black and puce and dated (18)76, {26cm and 23cm respectively} (wear to enamels and gilding).
A Pair of Hadley Worcester Figures of a Sailor Boy and his Lass, in the manner of Kate Greenaway, each modelled performing a jig, with facial, arms and hand details in soft enamel colours, heightened in gilt and upon rustic tree stump bases, incised date letter for 1887, printed shape number 1129, {23cm and 24cm high} (boy figure with cracks and chips, girl figure with minor flakes). See lot 84 for illustration.
A Worcester Reticulated Porcelain Ivory Ground Vase Decorated in the Manner of Charles Baldwin, with Islamic inspired foliate patterning to the neck and shoulders, painted in enamels and gilt with a flock of cranes amongst rushes against a ruddy evening sky, the reverse with a flower spray in grey and gilt, the circular foot pierced with florets, standard printed puce mark and date letter for 1887, also incised and printed number 1060 and Y7, {43cm}.
A Royal Worcester Porcelain Dessert Service, painted with game birds and waterfowl by James Stinton, comprising footed tazza, oval serving dish, and six circular dessert plates, each with royal blue borders heightened with gilt scrolls and trellis framing a central reserve painted in soft enamel colours with different birds including grouse, turkeys, pheasants, snipe, mallards and other wildfowl, each signed, comport, printed factory mark in puce and C2673 in red, date cipher for 1937, {11.5cm high} .
A Twelve Piece Worcester Dessert Service, comprising four low footed tazzae and eight circular dessert plates, each painted centrally with a spray of flowering heather within brown printed repeat arch borders with main turquoise blue floral band enriched in gilt, impressed marks, pattern number 8918, {24cm and 23cm diameter respectively} (three plates cracked, one tazza stained and general enamel rubbing/gilt wear); and A Similar Twelve Piece Worcester Dessert Service, comprising a pair of low footed tazzae and ten plates, pattern number 8115 (four pieces cracked/stained and general wear) (24).
A Royal Worcester "Hadley Ware" Cache Pot, 1911, painted by J Southall, signed with puce roses on a broadly gadrooned spherical body under moulded scrollwork picked out in metallic bronzed and gilt "shot enamel" tones, printed date code and crowned circular mark in green, shape "191/H" {17cm}.
A Spode Copelands Porcelain Fifteen Piece Dessert Service, comprising two low-footed and one high-footed tazza, and twelve shaped circular plates, each printed and hand painted with a central bouquet of flowers within borders of exotic pairs of pheasants alternating with powder blue scroll bordered reserves, in First Period Worcester style, enriched in gilt throughout, printed marks in green, pattern number R673, circa 1900, {the high tazza 28.5cm wide} (one low tazza chipped).
A Flight Barr & Barr Worcester Floral Vase, of classically inspired shape with entwined serpent shoulder handles, painted to one side with Chinese day lilies, and with Chinese apple tree to the other, within beaded borders and on a short pedestal with square base, richly highlighted in gilt and with beaded borders, impressed factory mark, factory mark in script "Flight Barr & Barr Royal Porcelain Works Worcester", also "London House Coventry Street", also named botanical specimens (also Latin names), {20cm high} (Restoration). See lot 155 for illustration.
A Worcester Gillyflower Pattern Teapot Stand, circa 1770, of hexagonal shape with fluted border, painted open crescent mark, {14.5cm} (small hairline crack on rim); and [A Shell Shape Dish], of trefoil shape, in the same pattern, painted hatched crescent mark, {20cm} (three areas of restoration on the rim) (2) .
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