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Lot 1069
Drei BecherSèvres, 2. Viertel 19. Jh. Porzellan. Goldstaffage. Becher- bzw. gezackte Kelchform. Reicher ornamentaler Golddekor mit Kartuschen mit Blumenbuketts. Marken. Besch. Dabei: Zwei Becher. Worcester, 1807 - 1813. Porzellan. Goldstaffage. Ovalmedaillons mit Porträts bärtiger Orientalen im Wechsel mit Blumenvasen. Marken.
Lot 119
Gothic panel. Crown of Aragon, 15th century."Saint Dunstan".In gilded and polychrome wood.It has a label on the back with the name of the owner who gave the work for an exhibition of old paintings (Girona, 1914).Measurements: 40 x 32 cm; 47,5 x 36 cm (frame).The tongs held by the figure in his left hand and the bishop's habit, with mitre and crosier, identify the saint depicted in this Gothic panel as Saint Dunstan. The saint is depicted half-length, in a blessing pose, with the brocade of his tunic carefully reproduced, beneath a relief-worked arcature based on lobed and ribbed profiles. The predominance of gold leaf occupying a large part of the background as a symbol of transcendence was characteristic of the early Gothic period. Several legends have been written about St Dunstan's tongs: according to one of them, originating in the 11th century, the devil visited him in this cell and Dunstan freed himself from temptation by using his tongs to imprison Lucifer's face. Another legend has it that one day he was approached by a strange bipedal creature who asked him to shoe his hooves. When he realised that his hooves were cloven, Dunstan realised that he was in the presence of the devil. He told him that to do his job properly he had to tie him to the wall, and then began to drive the horseshoes in so painfully that the devil begged him to stop. As a condition for his release, the saint made the devil promise never to enter a house with a horseshoe above the door. This is the origin of the lucky horseshoe. Dunstan is considered the patron saint of goldsmiths, as he worked as a blacksmith, painter and jeweller. His feast day is celebrated on 19 May by Catholics, Orthodox and Anglicans. Dunstan (ca. 909-988) was Abbot of Glastonbury, Bishop of Worcester, Bishop of London and Archbishop of Canterbury. Canonised as a saint of the Catholic Church, he played an important role in the reform of monastic life.
Lot 1203
SIX ROYAL WORCESTER BONE-CHINA FISH MODELLED BY RONALD VAN RUYCKEVELT ( 6)Circa 1960 and laterComprising; `Spade Fish' ( 3579); `Red Hind ( 3572); two `Four Eyed Fish' ( 3573) and two `Blue Angel' fish ( 3574), black printed marksOne of the Four eyed fish and one of the Blue Angel fish are in good condition. The remaining fish have some damage.
Lot 1247
A PAIR OF LOCKE & CO, WORCESTER, YELLOW-GROUND POT POURRI VASES AND COVERSCirca 1900Of compressed globular form, each painted by Walter Stinton, one signed, with a pastoral landscape within a raised gilt frame, pierced neck and finial, black printed marks, 18cm highSome typical wear to the gilding. Would benefit from a clean
Lot 1260
TWO ROYAL WORCESTER CIRCULAR PLAQUES BY HARRY DAVIS (2)Circa 1920One painted with a castle on a hill with two figures seated on a riverbank below, the other painted with a river landscape with a castle, bridge and two figures, puce printed marks, one with date code for 1920, the other with indistinct date code, 10.5cm diameter, framed and glazedBoth with some fine crazing to the glaze. One with a very small amount of light brown staining to the crazing.
Lot 1430
A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN CABARET SET RETAILED BY ASPREYSComprising; a set of six coffee cups and saucers, having floral decoration, with a set of six silver coffee spoons, London 1934, with the original Asprey case and a set of six silver coffee spoons, having varicoloured stained mother-of-pearl handles, Sheffield 1929, casedCondition Report: The cabaret set: Light scuffing to the gilding of the saucers. One tiny chip to rim of one cup (see image). Two chips to another cup (see image). Spoons in good condition. Case side of base is coming away at both corners (to the right). Case has initials 'R.P.' to to the lid. Scuffs to case exterior particularly to the corners. Elastic to hold one spoon in place inside the case is missing. Coffee spoons: Purple edged handle - mother of pearl split badly and has previously been glued back into place. Otherwise good condition.
Lot 17
18th century Worcester porcelain 'The Fringed Tree' design fluted pedestal sauce boat having loop handle and interior foliate and diaper decoration. Unmarked but bearing Audrey White Collection label. 22cm long overall approximately.(B.P. 21% + VAT) Consigned from a large home counties of England estate collection. Rather discoloured and grubby with glaze imperfections in places. No obvious damage noted.
Lot 49
Pair of Royal Worcester blush ivory 1410 hand painted vases of oval form having classical flared neck, mask head handles, and the body hand painted with flower spray, standing on a circular and stepped base. 28cm high approximately. Puce printed marks to the underside. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT) Noticeable tiny nick to one of the noses of the mask heads. Pedestal of base appears to have come off and been re-glued on the other vase.
Lot 55
Early 20th century Hadley Worcester boat shaped two-handled vase, hand painted with clematis above a base with moulded grotesque mask heads. Green printed marks to underside, dated 1905. 17.5cm high, 21cm wide approximately. (B.P. 21% + VAT)Tiny nick to top of handle, otherwise no obvious damage
Lot 56
Early 20th century Royal Worcester porcelain vase, the filigree rim above a hand painted body of highland cattle, standing on four scroll feet. Signed by Harry Stinton, dated 1905. Printed marks to underside. 23cm high approximately. Shape no. G42.(B.P. 21% + VAT) Under UV light, appears good with no obvious chips, cracks, or restoration. A little grubby to the base inside.
Lot 66
Nicola Currie, "Summer Fruits Tart", oil on gesso board, 25 x 20cm, c. 2018. Summer Fruits Tart is a celebration of summer. It is painted using classical oil painting methods and uses thin layers of transparent paint to create a luminous painting. It is framed in a double off white and muted yellow (to echo the custard) wooden frame. The tart is long eaten but I hope you enjoy the painting. UK shipping £15. Nicola Currie is a contemporary still life and botanical painter. Her oil paintings are inspired by the beauty of the natural world. She is currently Artist in Residence at Spetchley Park Gardens near Worcester. Her work has been widely exhibited nationally.
Lot 1479
ROYAL WORCESTER; three pieces of blush ivory including a flatback jug with floral decoration, a potpourri vase (lacking cover) and a leaf-shaped dish, also a reticulated porcelain pedestal vase, height 7cm, unmarked (4).Additional InformationThis lot is from a fire damaged property. The pieces have been cleaned, but please bear in mind that the pieces may have underlying issues due to the fire. As stated, the potpourri is missing its internal and external covers, there is a large chip to the rim, wear to the gilding. Light wear to the gilding throughout. The reticulated piece with numerous chips to the edge and wear to the gilding.
Lot 1503
ROYAL WORCESTER; five hand painted and gilt decorated trios with floral detail, black printed marks to base, together with an additional side plate and saucer (12).Additional InformationLight surface wear, one of the saucer with X scratch to the underside, the saucers and side plates are signed with the exception of two examples, bearing signatures including Sedgley and Mols, a couple of the cups with scratches through the mark.
Lot 1527
ROYAL WORCESTER; a one hundred and sixteen piece 'Evesham' pattern tea and dinner service.Additional InformationA number of the pieces are seconds quality, the majority the plates and table wear, wear to the gilding, light scratches, the odd piece with the odd chip, please note the condition report is not 100% accurate due to the amount of items in the lot.
Lot 1551
ROYAL WORCESTER; a limited edition figure, 'I Wish', 673/5000, by Sheila Mitchell, height 22cm, with certificate and booklet, with six Coalport figures comprising 'Beverly', 'Visiting Day' 41/9500, with certificate, Ladies of Fashion 'Marion', 'Alexandra at the Ball', 1967/12500, 'Marie', and 'Yvonne'.Additional InformationThe figures appears to be in good condition.
Lot 1557
ARTHUR LEWIS FOR ROYAL WORCESTER HADLEY WARE; a large pair of yellow ground gilt heightened pierced twin handled urns and covers, the ovoid bodies hand painted with continuous landscapes featuring Asiatic pheasants amongst branches, printed marks to base, painted mark Z58\119.70 with impressed initials SW, both signed by the artist, height 33cm.Additional InformationBoth finials have been expertly restored, both were also restored or reattached where the bases of the ovoid body meet the pedestal feet.
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