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Lot 172
Royal Worcester Welsh Mountain Pony ''Coed Coch Planed'', model No. RW3802 by Doris Lindner, limited edition of 500, on wooden plinth, with boxThe rein is misshapen and there are scruffs to the body where the rein has rubbed. There is also possible restoration to one ear, with a faint line visible under close examination. Please see extra images. There is a revised estimate of £500-700.
Lot 393
A Chinese Export Porcelain Teapot, late 18th century; together with assorted ceramics and glass including: Chinese porcelain celladon vase, a Royal Copenhagen figure, a set of eight Royal Worcester plates, painted with birds and flowers, on green ground. An early 19th century porcelain teapot, style of Graingers Worcester, two pair of Staffordshire pottery Spaniels, decanters and modern creamware (two trays and a box)Teapot - chipped rim and spout. Basket - scratched and with some rubbing. Another teapot - with broken spout and rubbed handle. Footed Bowl - chips to the floral elements and scratches to the inside. Staffordshire Dogs - with the usual wear. Celadon Vase - drilled, otherwise OK. Remaining items as found.
Lot 170
Royal Worcester Welsh Mountain Pony ''Coed Coch Planed'', model No. RW3802 by Doris Lindner,limited edition of 500, on wooden plinth, with boxSome minor scuffing where the rein has moved against the body. Work needed to the rein - please see extra images. Otherwise good condition. With box and a certificate.
Lot 187
A set of eighteen early 20th century Royal Worcester plates and dishes, painted by William Hale and William Ricketts, comprising twelve plates, two square dishes, two oval dishes and two circular dishes, decorated with central panels of fruit and flowers in a yellow banded border of floral vignettes with gilt embellishment, the plates 23.5 cm diameter
Lot 140
A first period Worcester porcelain teacup and saucer, circa 1778-80, in the Dalhousie pattern, decorated with a central cartouche painted with a river scene, edged with a pattern of overlapping turquoise husks, the ground with colourful sprays alternating with insects, blue border applied with gilt, the saucer13.5 cm diameter, crescent markNote: Similar cup and saucer Zorensky Collection, Part III, Lot 189
Lot 254
A Royal Doulton Bridal Veil pattern coffee and tea set, transfer printed with flowers and dandelions, including coffee pot, tea pot, three graduated milk jugs and sugar bowls, cups and saucers, tea plates, pair of sandwich/cake plates, serving bowl, fruit bowls, pattern number D6459; a Royal Worcester June Garland pattern cake platter; qty
Lot 225
ROYAL WORCESTER; a pair of Naval commemorative vases from the Nelson Collection, to commemorate the HMS Victory and Bucentaure, the vases with lion and hoop mask handles, the body decorated with Naval battle scenes, limited edition no. 43/50, gilt-heightened, 'England Expects That Every Man Will Do His Duty', 15 x 15cm (2).Condition Report: Both appear to be in good condition. No boxes.
Lot 437
ROYAL WORCESTER; a figure by James Hadley, modelled as a Chinese gentleman holding an opium pipe, wearing a yellow jacket and blue trousers, on a base, titled, signed and dated 1886, with puce mark, model no.837 (af), height 18cm.Condition Report: The head has a crack throughout, probably re-stuck. The opium pipe and hand have also been re-glued onto the model.
Lot 442
Eight porcelain figures of ladies, Royal Worcester, Royal Doulton and Royal Grafton, together with a resin Hamilton Collection figure of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, largest height 24cm.Condition Report: Doulton Diana Princess of Wales, Pretty Ladies Summer, Karen, Fragrance, CarmenWorcester Queen Elizabeth II, Queens 80th Birthday 2006,Royal Grafton Masquerade,
Lot 28
A rare limited edition 'Sparrow & Cricket Ball' figurine by Mike Tandy (ex-Royal Worcester painter). The figure is based on the sparrow that was killed by a cricket ball at Lord's on the 3rd July 1936 - the only bird that has been known to be felled by a bowler (Jahangir Khan playing for Cambridge) rather than a batsman. The actual taxidermy bird and ball are in the museum at Lord's Cricket Grounds. Together with original case and certificate.Repair where bird attaches to cricket ball.
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