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Lot 379
John Mason open faced pocket watch, ornate gilt dial with Roman numerals and minute markers, mechanical movement signed John Mason, Worcester No. 2316, in an 18 ct yellow gold engine turned pocket watch case, hallmarked Chester 1857, with later replacement glassCondition Report: 18 ct gross weight 53 gramsPocket watch is currently working but has not been tested for time keeping Plexiglass has discoloured orangelight scratches to surface of gold caseEwbank's do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any lots sold.
Lot 486
A Royal Worcester "Fleuri" pattern part dinner service, comprising: a two handled tureen and cover, 29cm wide, and oval serving platter, 35cm wide, two circular serving dishes and covers, 20.5cm diameter, a sauce boat and stand, eleven dinner plates, 27cm diameter, ten plates, 20.5cm diameter, eleven plates, 15.5cm diameter, and six soup bowls, 21cm diameter (44)
Lot 7044
A Victorian photograph album containing over 130 mainly albumen print mounted photographs, c.1890-1894, mainly topographical and architectural views of England, Scotland & Germany, many by James Valentine, plus some by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe and George Washington Wilson, images include views of Whitby Harbour and St Hilda's Abbey Whitby by FM Sutcliffe, No's 513 and 587, each approx 13 x 20cm, plus others Harrogate, Ripon, Bolton Abbey by James Valentine etc; several Norfolk & Suffolk including Blickling Hall; Cromer including looking West to church/town/beach/pier, and "Lion's Mouth"; Thornham Hall, Suffolk (2); Six images of Lowestoft, including harbour, church, beach, stormy sea, piers, herring industry; Pakefield beach; Southwold church; Norwich cathedral and castle (3); plus numerous others Cornwall, Devon, Bath, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Bristol, Salisbury, Worcester, Hereford, Braemar, Balmoral, Aberdeen (several by George Washington Wilson), Glasgow etc; plus Germany including Cologne, Trier, Nuremberg, Stuttgart, Baden-Baden, etc, folio, old lattice calf gilt album (worn), all edges gilt
Lot 113
17th February 1807 Gordon’s Success for Worcester in the General Election: a fine Chamberlains Worcester jug inscribed in gilt within a foliate cartouche flanked by BJ monograms, the neck profusely gilded on an orange ground, the underside with gilt mark, 178mm* In a letter to the Times published the day following the election William Gordon expressed gratitude to the electors of Worcester. With Stocksprings Antiques, June 2015.# commemorative, commemorate, political, parliament
Lot 130
1803 Great Invasion Scare: a porcelain mug, possibly Worcester, printed in black with a scene entitled ‘Death or Victory’ above four lines of verse, flanked by infantrymen and a warship both captioned, the rim and handle gilded, 115mm, restored crack and gilding rubbed* See Drakard, plate 521.# commemorative, commemorate, Napoleon, Napoleonic
Lot 174
Frederick the Great: a Worcester cylindrical porcelain mug transfer printed in black with an engraved named portrait by Robert Hancock and a winged figure of Fame, centred by military trophies and flags each inscribed with battle honours, signed with RH monogram and anchor rebus, circa 1760, 86mm, restored rim chip opposite handle* Frederick the Great, King of Prussia was the great nephew of George I. Following the Westminster Convention of January 1756, he enjoyed the support of the English. An accomplished military strategist he was eventually victorious in the Seven Years War of 1756 to 1763 leading to the power of Prussia in Europe.See Willett, plate 116.# commemorative, commemorate, royal
Lot 127
A Royal Worcester blush ivory figurine of a Welsh lady, 17.5cm high, green factory stamp and date code for 1910, model no.1875, a Royal Worcester blush ivory eagle pot pourri vase and cover, 22cm high, puce factory mark, date code for 1907, (small chip and hairline to rim of pot pourri holder, small chip to rim of lid), a blush ivory two-handled vase decorated with flowers, green factory mark, shape no.1482, 16.5cm high, a pair of floral-decorated blush ivory vases, no.2260, (one with repairs), a small basket, a mug (a/f) and a Hadley's Worcester floral-decorated vase, (repaired), (8).
Lot 170
A Royal Worcester reticulated jug, late 19th century, of baluster form with honeycomb reticulation, painted in gilt decoration,10.5cm highCondition report: Firing flaw visible from the inside, wear to the enamel and gilt. Light scratches and wear to the gilt, no obvious chips or cracks. Overall good order.
Lot 481
18th century Worcester blue and white porcelain "Three Ladies" pattern saucer, unmarked, 13cm diam.; a porcelain tea bowl decorated with panels of peacocks in iron red, blue, green, yellow and puce, 7cm diam.; a small Chinese famille rose wine cup decorated with figures in a garden, 6cm diam. and a Kutani vase of baluster form with four character painted mark, 16cm high. (4).
Lot 1126
Postcards, a mixed selection of 40 RP's mainly Wilts, Oxon, & Worcs inc. Four Went Ways Weald (Oxon), Horn Hill Bradford St Michael, West Lavington P.O., Catharine's Corner Sparsholt, Burford High St, Chilmark, Dunley, New St Hagley, New Rd Chippenham, Worcester Rd West Hagley etc, good mix (mainly gd)
Lot 1459
Postcards, a mixed transport collection of 19 cards, with RPs of Gretna Green rail disaster May 1915, The Toast Rack at Southend, Coach and horses at Ilfracombe, Burrell traction engine 'Pride of Worcester', Strickland's Amusements Worcester, W. Milligan motorcar Denholm, Charabancs (4). Also printed motor accident Handcross, Brighton bus, Train disaster at Salisbury, Daily coach Beaminster, Simmons, Hodge & Co Truro (extended transport lorry) etc (mainly gd)
Lot 281
A Royal Worcester twin-handled vase, decorated roses and signed M Hunt (Mildred Hunt), on four feet, 19cm high CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 283
A Royal Worcester plate with central image of peaches and gooseberries, the cobalt blue border with floral vignettes and a gilded rim, 23.5cm wide and four other Royal Worcester plates CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 289
A Royal Worcester blush ivory lizard jug, 15.5cm high, two smaller Worcester blush ivory jugs, a slender vase and a pot pourri CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 295
A pair of First Period Worcester blue and white moulded sauce boats, with double scroll handle and thumb rest, painted in the 'Strap Flute Sauce boat Floral' pattern, open crescent marks, circa 1770-80, 19cm/Note: Ex Godden Reference Collection CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 296
A large Worcester tea bowl and saucer in the blue and white pattern of 'The Man in the Pavilion' depicting a Chinese lake landscape, hatched crescent mark, circa 1757-60, saucer 13.5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
Lot 506
A pair of First Period Worcester blue and white chestnut baskets and covers on stands, with floral-painted decoration and printed fruit spray to base; pierced cover and rim, applied florets and 'twig' handles, 15 x 27 cm overall - one basket showing two old hairlines from rim to body, to applied florets shrinkage cracks, no other apparent damage
Lot 512
A First Period Worcester blue and white mustard with bud finial and scroll handle, printed with flowers, crescent mark, 10 cm to/w a similar smaller mustard with floral-painted decoration, underglaze blue workman's mark to base, 8.5 cm (2)10mm rim-chip on cover, 5mm rim chip on body of small mustard
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