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Lot 713
Seventeen Royal Worcester, Coalport and Royal Staffordshire figures of ladies, late 20th c, 34cm h and smaller, printed mark Chip to hat of miniature figures Pansy and Rose, the rest in good conditionCertificates for : all miniature flower series ladies, The Fair Maiden of Astolat, two for the Ruby Princess, The Graceful Arts - Embroidery, Spirit of Peace
Lot 567
A Royal Worcester Crown earthenware blue printed soup tureen and cover, 1886, 23cm h, printed mark, a set of five Brown-Westhead Moore & Co earthenware soup bowls and a plate, 1877, transfer printed in underglaze blue with Indian Empress pattern, 26cm diam, printed and impressed mark and registration lozenge and an earthenware soup tureen and cover, on four feet, pattern no 2250 (8) BWM - plate with restoration to rim, three bowls with damage Worcester - In good condition Tureen - Minor firing crack/hairline crack to rim of cover, some crazing and discolouration
Lot 344
A Crown Derby chocolate cup and saucer, 19th century, moulded with garlands, with a blue border and gilt details, 15.5cm diameter, four latticed moulded saucers, each centred with a medallion with an initial, 13cm diameter, a tea bowl and saucer, 13.5cm diameter, and a Worcester blue and white tankard, 11.4cm high (9)Condition ReportCrown Derby - chip to base of cup. rubbing to gilt. All with rubbing to decoration and gilt areas.
Lot 253
18th century tea bowls and saucer a Worcester tea bowl and five further bowls, two small cups, eight saucers and two opaline glass tea bowls and one saucer (qty)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportAll with chips, nibbles. Some with rubbing and a couple with hairline cracks. Please see additional images for further detail.
Lot 345
Three blue and white porcelain bowls, 18th century, including a Worcester example, c.1775, with flower sprays, hatched crescent mark, 15.5cm diameter; another smaller Worcester example, c.1775, printed underglaze in 'The Birds in Branches' pattern, crescent mark to base, 12cm diameter; and a Grainger Lee & Co. Worcester bowl, decorated printed underglaze with dragons and a snake, 17cm diameter (3)Condition ReportOne with small rim chip.
Lot 336
Two Royal Worcester figures modelled by F. G. Doughty, November 3418 and Saturday’s child works hard for a living 3524, 18.7 and 16.5cm high, andfive porcelain animal figures, to include Lladro examples, comprising two dogs, two geese and a rabbit, tallest 14.5cm high (7)Provenance: The property of a collector, Knebworth, Hertfordshire Condition ReportGoose with broken beak. Both hares with nibbles to the ears.
Lot 347
Two Worcester blue and white porcelain items, c.1770-1775, including a cabbage leaf jug in 'parrot pecking fruit' pattern, with a moulded mask spout, printed in underglaze blue, F cell border and crescent mark; and a press-moulded 'Strap Flute Floral' sauceboat, painted in underglaze blue, 32 cell border, open crescent mark,jug 13cm wide16cm deep21cm high (2)Condition ReportJug with small chip to rim.
Lot 214
A Chamberlain’s Worcester ice pail, liner and cover 1834, painted with two panels of bouquets within a blue and parcel gilt ground, with moulded gadrooning and ornate scrolled handles, inscribed to cover, `painted by E,A.Woosnam, 1834 23cm diameter32cm highProvenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition Reportgilding with some rubbing,repairs to rim of linercover repaired
Lot 215
Two Royal Worcester shell ornaments 20th century, a wall pocket in the form of a shell and coral28cm higha Royal Worcester Murex shell ornament7.5cm high, both with printed marks andtwo printed marine dioramas below convex glass within sea shell frames22.5 & 15cm diameter (4)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition Reportwall pocket, chip to rim of shell, otherwise goodmurex, some chipsframes, good
Lot 782
A GROUP OF VARIOUS CERAMICS to include a quantity of Aynsley 'Little Sweetheart' giftware items comprising a boxed lidded urn vase, a boxed fluted-rim planter height 13cm x diameter 19cm, a boxed bud vase, a wavy rimmed plate (could benefit from a clean), a boxed cake plate and knife, a 'Cottage Garden' trinket dish, a commemorative 'Wild Tudor' trinket dish and two posy vases, a Royal Worcester cup and saucer and a trinket dish, a Wedgwood 'Apple Blossom' oval dish, four pieces of 'Jasperware,' a Mason's 'Nabob' octagonal bowl, a Portmeirion 'Botanic Garden' flan dish and tea towels, a tri-corner Thomas Webb height 10cm x width 30cm (one corner chipped, retail sticker to the one side) etc (qty) (Condition Report: itemised conditions above, some items could benefit from a clean, some knocks to boxes, overall good condition)
Lot 896
THREE BOXES AND LOOSE ASSORTED CERAMICS to include three ceramic dummy eggs (crazing and crack to one), a quantity of studio pottery dipping bowls and plates, a terracotta Cypriot coffee set, a large Satsuma style ginger pot, arabesque patterned wall plaques, a stone plaque of the Green Man, a large stoneware vase, Mason's ginger pot, a Royal Worcester and a Coalport egg coddler, etc (3 boxes and loose) (s.d)
Lot 904
FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE ASSORTED CERAMICS to include a set of six Royal Worcester 'Evesham' ramekins and a boxed lidded pot, a Portmeirion 'Totem' coffee pot and a 'Botanic Garden' storage jar and plate, a group of vintage Woods square bowls with pheasant designs, a quantity of Britannia 'Peony' dinnerware's to include tureens, plates, a sauce boat, a quantity of Royal Stafford 'Spinney,' assorted tea and dinnerware's, ceramic moulds, etc (5 boxes and loose) (s.d)
Lot 970
A GROUP OF ASSORTED DECORATIVE GLASS AND CERAMIC ITEMS to include two boxed Royal Worcester sets of trinket ware, a Royal Worcester Crown Ware dish, two Wedgwood jasperware items comprising a blue plate and a green bud vase, a frilled glass conical vase with a bird finial (some chips), an early twentieth century Royal Doulton glazed vase, height 26cm, a Honiton sugar bowl and milk jug, a Gray's Pottery lustred water jug with repeating bird motifs, a Mason's sauceboat and stand, an ostrich egg, etc. (qty) (Condition report: items could benefit from a clean, some items have signs of sun damage or small chips)
Lot 972
A GROUP OF ASSORTED DECORATIVE GLASS AND CERAMIC ITEMS to include a quantity of Royal Worcester giftware items comprising trinket dishes, bus vases, a candlestick etc., two continental plates marked with blue crossed swords to the reverse (swords appear to be scratched, one with signs of historic repair, and wear to the gilt), a figurative German oil lamp with a ceramic base and a yellow glass shade, two Caithness paperweights comprising a small 'Moon Crystal' and a 50th Anniversary paperweight, five Cranberry glasses and a small jug, a small group of Royal Doulton 'Through the Village' collector plates, four oval Davenport 'Border Collie Collection' collector plates, a group of six Swarovski crystal cut animals (qty) (Condition Report: some items could benefit from a clean but overall appear in good condition)
Lot 806
A GROUP OF CERAMICS, comprising a Royal Worcester blush ivory vase, shape no G1015, the moulded body printed and tinted with flowers, puce backstamp and date cypher for 1918, height 22.5cm, a Royal Worcester blush ivory tyg, puce backstamp and date cypher for 1906, diameter 5cm (small hairline from rim), a Royal Crown Derby small oval jardiniere (a little light crazing on rim), a Royal Crown Derby vase decorated with gilt foliage on a cobalt blue ground, height 11cm (some restoration, hairline crack, shallow chips to base, light crazing), a small Royal Worcester toby jug no 2831, black backstamp and date cypher for 1953, height 9cm, and two Royal Crown Derby 'Derby Posies' trinket dishes (7) (Condition Report: specific obvious damage as stated, otherwise appear ok with some gilding wear/loss, minor scratches and wear)
Lot 124
A distinguished trio of Royal Worcester blush ivory colored porcelain, consisting of two ewers and one vase, each showcasing the exceptional artistry of this historic English manufacturer. The set includes a twin-handled vase with intricate applied detailing, a delicately shaped ewer with ornate gilded handle and spout, and another ewer featuring beautifully hand-painted florals with soft pastel tones and rich gilded accents.Each piece is adorned with finely executed botanical motifs, enhanced by the warm, creamy hues characteristic of Royal Worcester’s famed blush ivory colored finish. The signature embellishments of raised gold and enamel accents highlight the refined craftsmanship. Marked on the base with the Royal Worcester backstamp. Largest measures 6"H.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 123
A Royal Worcester vase of bulbous form having shell shaped top, decorated with floral leaf and gilt patterns on a blush ground, makers mark to base, date code for 1903, h17.5cm, sold together with a Crown Devon trinket box, a Rubian pottery jardinere and a selection of Crown Ducaland and other blush ivory wares, (19)
Lot 246
A selection of 18th century and later teapots, including a First Period Worcester teapot, decorated in Imari pattern, missing lid, fretted square mark, 12 by 20cm, a lozenge shaped teapot painted with pink and purple floral sprigs, 14 by 23cm, and a creamware Staffordshire pottery teapot, with floral cartouche to body inscribed 'Jane Paybas', lid attached via chain to handle, 16 by 22cm. (4)
Lot 185
A Royal Doulton figure "Lambing Time", HN1890, height 23.5cm, together with a Royal Worcester figure "Spring", Royal Doulton Prestige Nudes Collection figure "Constance", and two Beswick figures of pheasantsRoyal Dux Partridge - repair to basePheasants - "sound wrong", repair or restoration probably to neck and re-glazedThe other 3 figures appear free of restoration, chips & cracks
Lot 168
A Worcester porcelain coffee can, circa 1770, underglaze blue decorated in the Three Flowers pattern, having blue crescent mark verso, h.6cm, together with one other Worcester porcelain coffee can, circa 1760-70, of bell shape with wishbone handle, underglaze blue decorated in the Gazebo pattern, h.5.7cm. (2)Three flowers example – fine 1cm hairline running down from rim and one other smaller even finer example, otherwise no apparent faults.Gazebo pattern – two obvious approx. 2cm vertical hairlines, several very minor rim chips.
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