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Lot 9
Pair of Royal Worcester porcelain side plates hand painted with pheasants amongst foliage, signed Bedgley. Puce printed marks to the base, late 19th Century. 15.5cm diameter approx. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT) Both appear to have hair cracks which are visible from the under side and there is crazing to the reverse also.
Lot 177
Royal Doulton bone china figurine 'Autumn Breezes' HN1913, together with a Royal Worcester porcelain figurine 'The Duchess' Dress' modelled by F.G Doughty and a Royal Worcester figurine 'Argentina' modelled by Anne Acheson, shape no. 2936, together with a blanc de chine Worcester figurine of a young woman in 18th Century dress, shape no. 1052. (4)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 502
A Royal Worcester commemorative Golden Jubilee Scent Bottle, in ivory coloured porcelain, picked out in blue and gilding with a silver crown screw top, moulded with the head of the monarch, inscribed '1837 VICTORIA 1887', the reverse with' INDIA', 'CANADA' and 'AUSTRALIA', moulded with emblems of the union, printed mark in gilding including registration number 56943, 9cms.
Lot 505
Louis Gustave Siever (born 1854): a pair of 19th Century porcelain plaques painted with a male figure in pinks and a female figure in blues, each signed and dated to the front 'G. Siever 86' and ink stamped to the back 'Siever London', 28.5 x 39.5cms.Note: According to the 1881 census, Louis Gustave Siever (born 1854), a native of Grenoble who is described as an "artiste-painter" lodged with the family of Samuel Ranford, one of the factory's finest porcelain decorators, at 9 College Yard Precincts, Worcester. Other Siever pieces have been painted on plaques from the Worcester and Wedgwood factories.
Lot 482
A First Period Worcester fluted tea bowl, circa 1770, decorated with an internal river landscape, the exterior with insects and flowers, open crescent mark in underglaze-blue, 8cms diameter; and a Spode 2573 pattern saucer for a covered chocolate cup, circa 1820, decorated with a band of pink roses on a blue and gilt ground, script mark and pattern number in iron-red, 13.5cms diameter. (2)
Lot 518
A set of six Royal Worcester coffee cans and saucers, 1955, each hand-painted by Peter (Sam) Platt, (one saucer by Raymond Poole) with a study of a game bird, each titled to the reverse including Wood Pigeon, Golden Plover, Partridge, Teal, Mallard, Woodcock, Ptarmigan, Wild Duck, Grouse, Blackcock, and Pheasant, gilt lined rims, each piece signed P Platt or P M Platt, one saucer painted with a Snipe by Raymond Poole, printed marks in brown including date cypher for 1955, the Raymond Poole saucer also with pattern number Z2241 in iron-red. (6)
Lot 496
A Royal Worcester bone china dessert plate, 1870's painted with 'young hares', with two leverettes within a berry and beaded border, impressed marks, titled to the reverse in puce, 22.5cms diameter; and another Royal Worcester plate in aesthetic taste, decorated with an owl, bamboo and prunus above thatched rooves, gilt dentil rim, impressed and printed marks in puce including date '74, 23cms diameter. (2)
Lot 498
A Chamberlain's Worcester plate, circa 1800, painted with flower specimen panels on a coral and gilt ground, script mark in puce, 24.5cms diameter; a J & M.P. Bell Glasgow bone china plate painted with tall ships an a loch, 18cms; and a pearlware plate painted with flower sprays on a blue printed ground, impressed mark G, 22cms diameter. (3)
Lot 430
Three Royal Worcester small vases (1 with rim chip); a gilt and blue lustre potpourri; an Art Glass bulbous vase in iridescent blue/yellow stripe, height 12.5 cm. Worcester vase -chips to rim, otherwise in good condition. Hadley's Worcester pot pouri - cover missing, minor chip to inner rim. Worcester neo classical vase in good condition. Modern studio vase in good condition.
Lot 281
A late nineteenth century Royal Worcester yellow ground porcelain cup and saucer with raised gilding and hand-painted flowers and insects, impressed marks to underside. Together with a Royal Worcester blush ivory two-handled pot and a similar Grainger Worcester jug. Saucer: 14cm wide. (3)Condition: Worcester cup with hairline down one side near the handle. Grainger jug with crack in the body.
Lot 296
A group of early twentieth century Royal Worcester blush ivory wares, c. 1910-30. To include: two different forms of two-handled vases, a vase with openwork rim and a low vase. All painted with flowers and with factory marks. 10 - 18 cm tall. (4)Condition: Break and glued to the rim of the openwork vase.
Lot 301
A group of early twentieth century Royal Worcester blush ivory wares, c. 1910-30. To include: a cup and saucer and a tri-footed dish. Both painted with flowers and with factory marks. Together with a Locke & Co Worcester cup and saucer. Saucers: 14 cm wide. (3)Condition: In good overall condition.
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