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Click here to subscribeA pair of Chamberlain's Worcester armorial circular dessert plates, painted with a noble coat of arms quartering fleur-de-lys and roses, an escutcheon in pretence, and surmounted by a comte's coronet, the ground with scattered flowers and sprigs in polychrome enamels, gilt line rim, pattern no. 582, 18.5cm diam, c. 1810
A pair of Royal Worcester boudoir candlesticks, in relief with cartouches and swags, 11.5cm high, printed mark in puce, date code for 1867, shape no,1370; a Royal Worcester flower basket, with busts in relief, in blush ivory and gilt, 27cm wide, printed mark, date code for 1903, shape no.470; a Locke and Co Worcester specimen vase, with three cornucopias, 18cm high, printed marks (3)
A Royal Worcester Aesthetic Movement square-section cream jug, decorated in the Oriental taste with shaped reserves of a crane, blossom and bamboo in underglaze blue, above black bands gilt with leafy scrolls, turquoise ground, gros bleu scroll handle, inverted pyramidical feet, 12.5cm high, puce printed mark, date cypher for 1876
A Royal Worcester Chippendale pattern dinner and tea service, for twelve, each in puce, comprising two graduated meat plates, tureen and cover, open oval dish, sauce boat and stand, dinner plates, dessert plates, soup dishes and stands, cups, saucers and side plates, bread and butter plate, two cream jugs, sucrier and cover, teapot and cover, printed marks in puce
A Royal Worcester figure, modelled by Sir Thomas Brock, The Bather Surprised, she stands scantilly draped, by a tree stump, picked out in green and burnished gilt, canted base, 62cm high, impressed T Brock, London, crown and circle mark in puce, impressed 868, 65cm, c.1875Brock worked for several of the Worcester factories in the 1850s and 60s before completing his professional training under sculptor John Foley in London. His most famous sculptures are the Victoria monument outside Buckingham Palace and the Albert Memorial under Foley.
A Royal Worcester figure, modelled by Sir Thomas Brock, The Bather Surprised, she stands scantilly draped, by a tree stump, picked out in green and burnished gilt, canted base, 62cm high, impressed T Brock, London, crown and circle mark in puce, impressed 868, 65cm, c.1875Brock worked for several of the Worcester factories in the 1850s and 60s before completing his professional training under sculptor John Foley in London. His most famous sculptures are the Victoria monument outside Buckingham Palace and the Albert Memorial under Foley.
A Royal Worcester globular vase, painted with pink and yellow roses on a mottled ground, the neck and shoulder moulded in relief with lotus flowers and scrolls and picked-out in tons of green, blue and pale brown, gilt line borders, 14cm high, green printed marks, shape no. F126, date cypher for 1907
A Royal Worcester inverted baluster potpourri vase and cover, the shoulder painted with pink and scarlet roses on a mottled ground, above a wrythen fluted frieze in relief and burnished in gilt, pierced wrythen cover with acorn finial, circular base, 22cm high, puce printed marks, shape no. 1720, date code for 1912
A Royal Worcester lobed pot pourri vase and cover, painted with roses, in relief with tendrils, pierced cover, 13.5cm high, crown and circle mark in puce, date code for 1919; a similar flared cylindrical vase, painted by Kitty Blake, with autumn berries and leaves, 11cm high, crown and circle mark in puce, G923; a flat sided jug, 11.5cm high, date code for 1912 (3)
A Royal Worcester Named-View shaped circular cabinet plate, Blackness Castle, painted by John Stinton, signed, the outswept border painted with six gilt C-scroll reserves of colourful summer flowers, flanked by bell husk and anthemion scrolls, gros bleu ground, gilt gadrooned rim, 23.5cm diam, puce printed mark, date cypher for 1912
A Royal Worcester ovoid pot pourri vase and cover, painted by Reeman, signed, with ripe fruit on a mossy bank, the reticulated outer cover with pointed bud finial, moulded with bands of basket weave and picked out in burnished gilt, 22.5cm high, printed crown and circle mark in black, shape no. 1286 (faults)
A Royal Worcester pedestal ovoid vase and cover, of small proportions, painted with blue flowers, the apple green cover, neck, shoulder and base moulded in relief and picked-out in gilt, acanthus-capped scroll handles, 20cm high, puce printed marks, Rd No 203564, shape no. 1618, date cypher for 1897
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