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Click here to subscribeA Royal Worcester blush ivory floral decorated and gilt jardiniere, circa 1900, with goat mask handles, painted with full blown roses, printed mark in puce, pattern 168/H1574, height 24cm.Condition report: Internally stained towards the base and scratched, there is a small patch of glaze loss to the underside, please see extra images.
A large Royal Worcester fruit painted vase and cover, signed David Fuller, late 20th century, with applied handles, swags and pierced collar, painted with peaches, gooseberries, raspberries, cherries etc, shape number 1428, height 35cm.Condition report: Lot 809The inner lid is missing. The porcelain is in good condition with no cracks or crazing and very few signs of surface marks or wear. There is some darkening to the gilding, particularly in the neck area and handles and on the cover.The letters on the bottom are 1428 M/S PW and PP.T.
A good large Worcester fruit painted pedestal vase, signed David Fuller, late 20th century, painted with typical fruit on a mossy bank, shape no. 1969, height 54cm.Condition report: Some darkening to gilding, particularly to handles and around the base, slight staining to the underside, please see extra images.
A pair of Chamberlains Worcester plates, circa 1830, painted in iron red, blue and gilt with peonies, in the Japan taste, printed marks in iron red, diameter 26cm, together with a similar Derby plate (3).Condition report: Pair of plates - generally rubbing to gilt and paint loss commensurate with the use of cutlery. Single plate - hairline, crazing throughout.
POSTCARDS - TOPOGRAPHICAL Approximately sixty-three cards, comprising real photographic views of the Leeds Illuminated [Tram] Car, Coronation 1911; Ye Olde Five Gables, Shakespeare Hostelrie, Stratford-on-Avon; and Market Place, Ripon; with printed views of Foregate Street, Worcester; High Street and Long Street, Wotton-under-Edge; Villa Road, Handsworth; The Black Bear Inn, Tewkesbury; Ranelagh Street, Liverpool; Market Place, Nottingham (publ. by Court, Nottingham, undivided back); High Street, Tewkesbury; Castle Street, Northwich; Corporation Street, Birmingham; Holderness Road, Hull; Butcher Row, Coventry (publ. by Burdett, Coventry); Dale Road, Matlock Bridge; and others, (loose).
A Set of Six German Demitasse Spoons, stamped "835" "Germany Silver", in original case with paper slip 'The Legend of The Rose Tree in Hildesheim'; together with a cased set of EPNS coffee bean spoons, Community Plate cutlery, Royal Worcester cake slice, cased and loose cutlery, plated teapot, Modernist stainless steel cruet etc.
A complete vintage 20th century Royal Worcester 250th anniversary historical jug set comprising of 12 jugs to include Wigornia Creamboat, Dr Wallsprays, Giles Cornucopia, Flight Gold, Worcester Hop, Nelson Imari, Chinoiserie, Oriental Garden, Grainger Rococo, Blush Ivory Flat-Back, Rail and Chain & Kingfisher Barrel. Together with a bespoke display cabinet. All jugs come in their original boxes.
A 19th century Royal Worcester blush ivory porcelain model of an Oriental hunter, leaning on his rifle, probably designed by James Hadley, the underside with makers mark, 47 cm highCondition report: the back seems to have a part missing between the tree trunk and the figure's back. The top of the tree trunk has been re-glued, the figure itself has its left leg (around the calf) re-glued.
A Royal Worcester blush ware dish of scalloped form painted with thistles, puce mark and dated 1897, shape no.1413, diameter 11.5cm (af), and a Worcester Hadley ware vase of squat form painted in the Islamic style with blush painted panels of birds and flowers within blue borders, height 8.5cm (2). CONDITION REPORT Scalloped dish has chips to rim , scratches, Hadley vase has minor scratches, some wear to the gilt
A mid-19th century Worcester Parian ware figure 'Comedy' after W B Kirk, depicting a Classical lady leaning on a tree stump, holding a theatrical mask in one hand and a flute in the other, on square base, signed to base W B Kirk, height 46cm. CONDITION REPORT She appears to have lost the end of her flute and the trumpeted part of the flute is slightly chipped. She also has cracks running through her raised finger holding the flute. There may be some minor losses to the intricately carved floral garland, but it is difficult to tell. She has a crack to the thumb of the same hand. Large chip to foot rim, but underneath, so not visible.
A Royal Worcester porcelain ashtray, to commemorate the Millennium 2018., Royal Doulton figure Sunday Best HN3218., a Royal Worcester porcelain match holder painted with flowers., Villeroy and Boch Christmas porcelain ornament 1997., and a Moorcroft pottery dish c2004, two band decorated with a blue tit in leaves, 12cm diameter.
A Victorian silver vinaigrette, Thomas Dones, Birmingham 1853, together with a silver plated bowl, a fan within case, a Royal Worcester jug, a papier mache box and cover, a collection of plated flatware and a collection of costume jewellery, to include; bead necklaces, chain necklaces, a Siam silver fan brooch, a ceramic plaque brooch, a simulated pearl necklace etc (a lot)
Six 19th century nursery plates, transfer-printed, including 'The Wounded Toe'; 'Emma and Kate Feeding the Fowls'; 'Never Speak to deceive or listen to betray'; 'The Bishop of Heliopolis'; 'For age and want save while you may / No morning sun lasts a whole day' and a further example printed in green, together with a Staffordshire model of a seated cat on a tasselled cushion, 18.5cm high and a further Dutch delft model of a crouching cat, 18cm long; a small selection of miniatures including teapots and jugs, a pair of small cream baluster jugs on pedestal feet; Belleek jug, Royal Worcester jug; (chipped); Meissen floral egg cup, early 19th century English cream jug printed with two opposing panels of frigates; 10cm high; a Wedgwood creamware bain-marie, child's mug transfer-printed in green with a Louis Wain-style print of cats etcCondition report: Delft cat missing what were presumably glass eyes. Pink lustre around cat's collar is rubbed, likewise to tassels on cushion. Some slight staining to nursery plates but no cracks or chips.Royal Worcester jug with chip to rim. Miniature green glazed jug cracked and chipped. Miniature turquoise lustre bottle vase cracked. Further minor damagesSome chips to Wedgwood creamware bain marie.
A group of various Continental porcelain figures and a Royal Worcester figureincluding a small oil lamp modelled with three putti, assorted bisque figures, a selection of German porcelain musician figures, lace figures, etc(qty)Condition report: Oil lamp - some small breakages to edges of leavesLace figures- lady with fan with hole to skirtOne putto figure with chip to flower in outstretched hand Male tall bisque figure head reglued, his female companion with broken finger and fun
A George III oak and mahogany brass dial longcase clock, Joseph Brown of Worcester, the hood with swan neck pediment and plain door flanked by turned columns, the boxwood strung trunk with shaped cross-banded door above a cross-banded base box raised on slender bracket feet, the 11 7/8" brass dial with moulded spandrels and silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the four-pillar movement striking on a bell, with weights, pendulum and winder, 38cm wide x 22cm deep x 204cm high.Condition report: Movement winds, runs and strikes and appears in good general order. Hood lacking centre finial. Small repairs to hood door veneer - not disfiguring. Dial good with only negligible signs of age and use. Trunk and base box appear good, clean and original with only very minor shrinkage at panel joints. Decorative panel beneath trunk door is slightly warped inwards at one corner with an associated loss to the rosewood stringing.
17th Century Tokens, DEVON, Honiton, John Richards, Farthing, 1657, 0.60g/9h (dies not in N; BW. 188); DORSET, Dorchester, Simon Eyre, Halfpenny, 1667, 1.44g/12h (N 902; BW. 66-7); GLOUCESTERSHIRE, Bristol, City Farthings, 1662 (3), 2.78g/6h (N 1547; BW. 18), 2.46g/6h, 2.07g/6h (both N 1554; BW. 19), Tetbury, Borough Farthing, 1669, 1.11g/12h (N 1724 obv., different rev.; BW. 163); HAMPSHIRE, Lymington, Bartholomew Harmood, Farthing, 1.07g/9h (N 1886; BW. 92), Newport (I.o.W.), Borough Halfpenny, 0.87g/3h (N 1894; BW. 95); OXFORDSHIRE, Oxford, [Sir] William Walker, Farthing, 0.98g/6h (N 3743; BW. 180); WESTMORLAND, Grayrigg, Ric. Rowlandson, Halfpenny, 1669, 1.08g/3h (N 5386; BW. 4); WORCESTERSHIRE, Evesham, Borough Halfpenny, 2.93g/6h (N 5671; BW. 43), Ric. Goddard, Farthing, 1.20g/6h (N 5685; BW. 56), William Rudge, Farthing, 1649, 1.03g/6h (N 5683; BW. 60), Stourbridge, Borough Halfpenny, 1.48g/9h (N 5717; BW. 98), Ezekell Partridg, Halfpenny, 1665, 1.76g/3h (N 5722; BW. 105), Worcester, City Farthing, 1667, 2.57g/12h (N 5733; BW. 122), Richard Bedoes, Farthing, 0.73g/9h (N 5737; BW. 128), Will Swift, Halfpenny, 1.27g/3h (N 5772; BW. 160); Co DUBLIN, Dublin, Mic Wilson, Halfpenny, 1672, 3.33g/3h (N 6235ff; BW. 416) [19]. Varied state, N 1886 and 5386 pierced £100-£150
A Collection of Various Ceramics to include Crown Staffordshire Ice Bucket, Smaller Floral Example, Royal Crown Derby Batchelor Teapot, Royal Grafton Bowl, Two Royal Crown Derby Pin Dishes, Cake Slice, Aynsley Pembroke Rectangular Dish, Coalport Ming Rose Pin Rings, Three Royal Worcester Dishes and Two Glyn-Coch Collectors Plates
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