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Lot 106
Various ceramics including a Copeland Majolica 'Egyptian Lotus' pattern jug with square top, lozenge to base and marked 2 gill, together with a Royal Crown Derby porcelain cat (chipped ear), pair of Clarice Cliff peppers painted in the Crocus pattern, Royal Worcester blush ivory small vase, silver rimmed iridescent vase, paperweight, two Royal Worcester candle snuffers 'Budge' and 'Owl', three miniature Sylvac bunnies, green glass trinket pots and a cup and saucer etc. (Section 27)
Lot 128
Paul Horton (contemporary) for Royal Worcester, 'Half a World Away', a porcelain vase of compressed ovoid form with a scene of a man with patched clothing and colourful bindle following a small black dog with trees in the background, 26cm high, together with two Paul Horton mugs, one the same scene as the vase, the other 'Gift of Love' (3)
Lot 116
An 18th Century English salt glaze octagonal Bowl, with moulded scrolling foliage, 9" (23cms), a similar circular ditto of serpentine form 9" (23cms), a powder blue chinoiserie decorated lobed earthenware Bowl 9 1/2" (24cms), an 18th Century blue and white St. Clarid Cup Stand, c. 1750, and a small 18th Century Worcester blue and white Dish, 6" (15cms). (5)
Lot 125
An extremely rare Worcester transfer printed monochrome Service, c. 1770, engraver - Robert Hancock, Soft Past Porcelain, comprising teapot and cover with elegant figures, 5 1/2" (14cms), a matching hot water pot and cover, tea caddy and cover, a tall pot belly beaker, 6" (15cms), sugar bowl and cover, 4 1/2" (12cms), a circular bowl 6" (15cms), a pair of circular dishes 7 1/2" (19cms), a small oval dish with two sprig handles 6 1/2" (16cms), a circular ditto with a single handle, 11 tea bowls 3" (7.5cms), 6 coffee cups and 11 saucers or stands. (38)
Lot 126
A fine Worcester "Flight Barr & Barr" Dessert Service, comprising 24 Plates, each approx. 8" (21cms) diameter, decorated with brown leaf and gilt sprays, a pair of oval Serving Dishes, a large matching ditto with shell handles, a pair of Sauce Tureens and Covers with eagle head and ring handles, approx. 7" (18cms) high, a pair of square lobed Serving Dishes, 8 1/2" (22cms), and three lobed shell Dishes, all similar decoration, approx. 34 pieces. (a lot)
Lot 94
A group of various animal ornaments, to include a Capodimonte figure of three birds on a branch, an Aynsley robin, a Renaissance blue tit figure group a Sylvac dog, a large Beswick owl, a Royal Worcester jay and a large figure of a bird perched on a branch unmarked, along with two unmarked dog figures. (1 tray)
Lot 170
Green (Valentine) The History and Antiquities of the City and Suburbs of Worcester, 1st edition, 2 volumes in 1, London: W. Bulmer and G. Nicol, 1796, 24 engraved maps and plans, hinges repaired, bookplate to front pastedown, spotting, offsetting, contemporary gilt calf rebacked, corners bumped with loss, boards rubbed, 4to, with Storer (James) History and Antiquities of the Great Cathedral Churches of Great Britain, 1st edition, 4 volumes, London: Rivingtons; Murray; Hatchard; Clarke; Taylor; And Sherwood, Neely And Jones, spotting, offsetting, marbled endpapers, green calf gilt, joints rubbed, spines creased and extremities rubbed, 8vos and 9 othersQty: (14)
Lot 328
A Worcester porcelain soup plate, circa 1770, of scalloped form and decorated in over enamels with floral sprays and three central butterflies, likely painted in the workshop of James Giles, unmarked, diam. 29.5cm. Condition - good, minor imperfection to foot rim and another to iron red edge, minor crazing throughout and crazed line to base.
Lot 329
A Worcester Pinecone pattern bowl, circa 1775, of shaped form and impressed with clam shells, decorated in underglaze blue with pinecones, fruit, vegetables and butterflies, crescent mark to base, diam. 25.5cm. Condition - good, no chips, no cracks, no restoration, general wear including interior scratches.
Lot 335
A Worcester lozenge shaped porcelain dish, circa 1770, decorated in the workshop of James Giles, with exotic birds within blue and gilt half clam borders, further floral decoration, J W Goldsmith Collection paper label to base number 59, length 29.5cm. Condition - good, no chips, cracks nor any restoration, wear to interior decoration.
Lot 348
A Worcester porcelain slop bowl, circa 1770, decorated in Spotted Fruit pattern, bearing Meissen crossed swords in under glaze blue, diam. 16.5cm. Condition - very good, no chips, cracks nor any signs of restoration, rings true when struck, general wear including minor scratches to decoration and wear tog gilding.
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CHARLES II A Delft charger, late 19th/20th century, painted in blue with a scene depicting the Boscobel Oak with the King's head emerging from the foliage, three soldiers and buildings with spires in the background, within a border of scrolling flowers and foliage, broken and restored, 32.7cm. In the final battle of the Civil War, fought at Worcester on 3rd September 1651, Charles II's army was well and truly overwhelmed by Cromwell's New Model Army. Charles escaped a Parliamentary patrol by hiding in an oak tree in the grounds of Boscobel House. Provenance: with Alistair Sampson Antiques, September 1996.
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