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Click here to subscribeA Worcester tea bowl, coffee cup and saucer, circa 1755-60, painted in the Chinese style with the Hibiscus or Honeysuckle pattern of large trailing flowers above a Sacred Scroll, red insects in flight above CONDITION REPORT: With no chips, cracks or restoration. The enamels and glaze also overall good; a little rubbing to green leaves on saucer.
A Worcester polychrome finger bowl and stand, circa 1758-60, finely painted in coloured enamels in the European style with a bold spray of roses, lilies and other sprigs, the bowl 7cm high/Provenance: The Sir Seaton Wills Collection, exhibited Albert Amor Ltd. October 1984/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: With no chips, crack or restoration. The bowl with light scratching to the lower bulbous part. The stand with some sanding to the underside and lightly to the upper edge around 3o'clock.
A Worcester saucer dish, circa 1775, after a Chinese famille verte original, the centre painted with a red dragon chasing a flaming pearl, within a border of two further dragons and two phoenix, flowers and foliage, 17cm diameter/Provenance: The Zorensky Collection, sold Bonhams March 2004, lot 246 CONDITION REPORT: Broken through 11 o'clock to 6 o'clock and a W-shaped break to section of the rim at 4 o'clock, sanding to rim at front and reverse. Some rubbing to enamels.
A Worcester bowl, circa 1755, finely painted with a continuous chinoiserie river scene, with figures fishing from sampans, trees and rocks, the interior with rocks and plants in a stream, 15cm diameter/Provenance: The Sir Anthony Tuke Collection, sold Sotheby's 30th March 1976, lot 4; '18th Century English Chinoiserie Porcelain', exhibited Albert Amor Ltd. May 1990; The Cohen Collection, exhibited Albert Amor Ltd. June 1992/Note: a teapot from this service is found in the Ashmolean Museum (Rissik Marshall Collection)/see illustration
A Worcester fluted creamboat, circa 1752-53, the thin angular handle with a pronounced thumb rest, the finely moulded cartouche panels enamelled in colours with Chinese riverscapes, one with a figure fishing, the interior with four Precious Objects, 5cm high/Provenance: The Wallace Elliott Collection (item 144), sold Sotheby's 25th May 1938; The Nina Weil Collection (item 100), sold Sotheby's New York 26th October 1988; Acquired from Albert Amor Ltd. January 1989 CONDITION REPORT: A fine example. No damage, repairs or restoration. Crisp moulding, a little bit of sanding, minimal wear to enamels and glaze.
A Worcester pedestal sauceboat, circa 1753, of moulded silver shape embossed with a leaf and scroll cartouche to each side, painted in bright colours with a bird on a flowering branch, the interior with a strutting crane , trailing flowers to rim, 19.5cm. long/Provenance: Acquired from Albert Amor Ltd. July 1989 CONDITION REPORT: No chips, cracks or restoration. The enamels in very good condition. Black specks in the glaze settle around some of the moulding on one side. Has fired leaning slightly.
An important early Worcester creamboat, circa 1752-53, of Wigornia type and hexagonal form with a geranium leaf moulded under the lip, the angular handle with elaborate moulded terminals, moulded in relief with two Chinese buildings within a fenced enclosure, a palm tree and a curved fence to the left, the reverse with a turreted building on a slope, a bird in flight above and a cow to the right, the moulding carefully picked out in a distinctive palette including yellow, blue, puce and green, panels of green diaper and half-flowerheads inside the rim and a flower sprig within the interior, 11cm long/Provenance: Sale Sotheby Parke Bernet, New York 16th Feb 1973, lot 266; Acquired from Albert Amor Ltd. October 1986/Note: This example corresponds to moulding F in Clarke & Riley's classification. A similar creamboat was in the Selwyn Parkinson Collection; sold Bonhams 18th May 2016, lot 333 CONDITION REPORT: No damage, repairs or restoration. Firing blemish to the handle. Some scattered black specks in glaze. Some wear to green leaf enamels on the base of interior. Some light scratching to the leaf under the spout. Rubbing to brown line rim.
A Worcester low-footed sauceboat, circa 1753, the handle with a curled thumb rest, the sides crisply moulded with shells, foliage and scrollwork with reserved panels enamelled with 'strutting birds' by a triangular fence and flowering rocks, 16cm long/Provenance: The Sidders Collection, exhibited Albert Amor Ltd., October 1985 CONDITION REPORT: A lovely example. A tiny nick to the rim of the spout but otherwise in very good condition. Good crisp moulding and bright enamels with minimal wear.
A Worcester Dutch jug, circa 1757-58, of globular form moulded with overlapping leaves painted in Meissen style with generous bouquets of garden flowers below a border of leaves and flowers and a gilt rim, a bluebell spray inside concealing a firing crack, 20cm high/Provenance: The Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, sold Bonhams 7th March 2007, lot 38, where it is suggested that the removal of the cipher or armorial could be due to the intended owner rejecting the jug as a 'second' and instead the factory removed the cipher in order to sell the jug to a new customer CONDITION REPORT: There is a long firing crack from the rim at the front, running diagonally into the shoulder; this has been concealed at time of manufacture by a strategically-placed leaf and bluebell spray. A small area of associated restoration. The plain leaf to the front of the jug is devoid of decoration and glaze but with traces of enamel and gilding - it has been suggested that a family crest was removed after they rejected it due to its imperfection. There is a chip to the foot rim at the front, and a small chip to the side of the foot rim to the reverse. The gilding on the top rim has been retouched.
A Worcester baluster vase, circa 1758-62, of plain shape with a short neatly turned, waisted neck, painted in Meissen style with an inverted bouquet and scattered sprigs, 17cm high/Note: a similar example found in The Zorensky Collection; sold Bonhams, 22nd February 2006, Lot 41 CONDITION REPORT: No chips cracks or damages. Enamels and glaze also good, very little wear/scratches. Sanding and firing chipping to footrim.
A small Worcester tankard, circa 1755-56, the gently spreading cylindrical body applied with a strap handle, painted with the beckoning Chinaman pattern, a colourful spray of peonies on the reverse and a prunus branch extending around the mug, 9cm high, anchor mark painted in red/Provenance: 'Worcester Porcelain, The First Decade' exhibition Albert Amor Ltd. 1981; The R David Butti Collection, sold Bonhams 10th May 2006, lot 4 CONDITION REPORT: No chips cracks or restoration. gorgeous enamels. Firing pressure crack to top handle terminal. Tiny bit of speckling.
A Worcester feather moulded cup, circa 1755, painted in London, in bright colours with pink flower sprays beneath a flower garland border in underglaze blue, 6.2cm high/Provenance: bears Bernard Watney collection paper label, sold Phillips, 22nd September 1999, lot 161 CONDITION REPORT: No chips, cracks or restoration. Lovely example, good enamels, small amount of sanding.
A Worcester two-handled vase, circa 1753-54, of baluster form and quatrefoil section, vibrantly painted with a red crested ho ho bird with blue wings and red tail feathers, perched upon a turquoise scholar's rock, flanked by two branches issuing prunus and orchid flowers, 16cm high/Provenance: The Sir Anthony Tuke Collection, sold Sotheby's 30th March 1976, lot 22; The Oswald Glendenning Collection; Acquired from Albert Amor Ltd. March 1986; Exhibited: 'Dr John Wall 1708-1776', Bicentenary Loan Exhibition, Albert Amor Ltd. 1st January 1976, catalogue number 9/Note: a similar vase in the A J Smith Collection, see Simon Spero, Lund's Bristol and Early Worcester Porcelain (2005), p 222, no 125, a pair of bottle vases with similar decoration is in the Colonial Williamsburg Collection, Samuel Clarke's Catalogue, p 20, pl 6 CONDITION REPORT: No damage, repairs or restoration. There is a 0.5 cm firing imperfection to the exterior of the top rim above one of the handles, and another to the inner edge further around the rim. Enamels overall very good with only a few scratches to the tail of the bird and largest red flower.
A Worcester wine funnel, circa 1754, painted in bright famille rose enamels with blue and orange rocks from which grows flowering peony branches and bamboo, 11cm high/Provenance: The Cohen Collection, exhibited Albert Amor Ltd. June 1992 Exhibited: 'Worcester Porcelain 1751-1900': A loan exhibition from Dyson Perrins Museum, Worcester and Private Collections. Dreweatt Neate , 1995 No 4; 'Worcester Porcelain 1751-2001', Albert Amor Ltd 2001/Note: the last polychrome funnel sold at auction was Christie's, 16 December 2010, lot 193, from The Barratt Collection, Crowe Hall, Bath CONDITION REPORT: This is an excellent example. Base rim of the funnel in perfect condition, the upper rim with several minute chips although all appear to be underglaze. Very small firing crack to the body close to the upper rim and only visible to the interior. Enamels bright and in excellent condition. Small glaze fault to the exterior close to the smaller flower clump. Small patch of scratched glaze over the end of one of the long branches also on the exterior.
Two Worcester blue scale ground coffee cups and a saucer, circa 1770, painted flowers in gilt frame cartouches/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE CONDITION REPORT: The saucer in good condition, one cup with an underglaze footrim chip, the other cup with a small footrim chip. Enamels and gilding good.
A Worcester blue scale ground milk jug and cover, circa 1770, painted flower garlands in gilt frame cartouches, 10.5cm high/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: A few tiny chips the petals of flower finial on cover, and a small chip to the underside of the rim and to the flange. The body of the jug kin good condition; no chips cracks or restoration. Minor rubbing to gilt line rim and a small scuffed patch on glaze to the side of the cartouche below spout. Enamels and gilding good.
A Worcester blue scale ground barrel-shaped teapot, circa 1770, painted flowers in gilt frame cartouches, 12cm high/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Both the teapot and cover in very good condition with no chips, crack or restoration. Some sanding to pooled glaze around spout and handle terminals and above the footrim. Enamels and gilding good.
A Worcester oviform blue scale ground tea canister, circa 1770, painted flowers in gilt frame cartouches and a cover, perhaps matched, 16cm high/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: The cover with a flat chip and another smaller chip to the underside of the rim. The body in good condition, no damage or repairs. Enamels and gilding good.
A Worcester blue scale ground sugar bowl and cover, circa 1770, painted flowers in gilt frame cartouches, 13cm high/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: A few minor chips to tips of petals on flower finial. The bowl in good condition, no chips, cracks or restoration. Enamels and gilding good.
Three Worcester blue scale ground scalloped plates, circa 1770, 19.5cm wide/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: One plate cracked through 2/3rds and rivet repaired, with small flat chip to rim at front. The other two plates in good condition - no damage or restoration. One has a small flake to gilding on rim and the glaze of one flower very rubbed, the other a little scratched to the glaze in the well.
Two Worcester saucers, a coffee cup and a teacup, circa 1770, painted birds in a single cartouche on a wet blue ground/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE CONDITION REPORT: Saucer with pink-tailed bird has an underglaze nick to the rim, the gilt rim is rubbed and there is a little stacking wear to gilding in well. The matching teacup is in good condition. The other saucer (and matching coffee cup) in good condition.
Three Worcester blue scale ground teacups and a saucer, circa 1770, painted birds and insects in mirror cartouches and a larger coffee cup with fan-shaped cartouches on a powder blue ground/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE CONDITION REPORT: The saucer ands two teacups are in good condition with no damage or repairs. The third teacup has a hairline crack and 'v'shaped crack in the side. The large coffee cup in good condition. AL with some minor rubbing to gilt rims.
A group of Worcester teawares, circa 1770, printed in black with 'L'Amour' and 'Garden Statuary', comprising two teabowls and saucers, a coffee cup and a bowl/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: The two teabowls and saucer are in good condition. The coffee cup has a small rim chip, and a couple pf patches of enamel flaking to the black line rim. The bowl in good condition.
A Worcester tapering cylindrical mug, circa 1770, printed in black in the Milkmaids pattern, 9cm high/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, no damage or restoration. Some pooling and sanding to glaze at footrim.
A Worcester bell-shaped mug, circa 1760, printed in black with 'King of Prussia', 12cm high/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, no damage or restoration. Underglaze nick to rim. Some wear/rubbing to glaze and enamels around the bellied part.
A Worcester ribbed tea canister, circa 1770, printed in black with ice skaters and a piper, 11cm high/Provenance: From the collection of Sir Roy Strong and his late wife Dr Julia Trevelyan Oman, Lady Strong CBE/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Lacking cover. A few small chips to one area of flange. A little light wear to glaze but enamels good.
A Worcester Hadley bottle vase painted with sweet peas, signed Powell 18cm high CONDITION REPORT: There is restoration to a section of the rim and neck, with a restored crack travelling down through the front and some to the foot. Also a short hairline crack to rim.Approximately 10.5cm diameter.
A pair of Chamberlains Worcester dessert tureens and covers, 20.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: One cover with hairline crack from aperture, the other cover with a Y shaped crack bonded and old rivet holes filled. One tureen base with two flat rim chips, one handle with a hairline crack. A few very small chips to square base. The other tureen base with a 1 inch hairline crack to the rim, one handle restored and the other with a hairline crack to each arm. A patch of stained crazing to circular foot, a stained glazed crack to the interior and three tiny chips to cover of square base
A set of three Chamberlains Worcester blue ground dessert plates, circa 1810, painted central flowers with gilt scroll border, and four similar, with red script marks, 21.5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: The three Chamberlains plates - each one of the pair has a section of the rim restored. Of the unmarked plates, The pair with large centre sprays: one has a faint hairline crack to rim and the other a small star crack in base; the pair with the smaller central roundel: one has a crack from the rim to the well.
Five slop bowls, Worcester factories, circa 1770-90, a Worcester tea canister and a Caughley oviform tea canister (both lacking covers) CONDITION REPORT: The two canisters lack covers, as catalogued. Two of the slop bowls have a faint star crack to undersides. One bowl has two small rim chips and a star crack under. There is some wear to gilding throughout this lot, commensurate with age.
A Collection of Various Ceramics to comprise Large Wedgwood Devon Rose Bowl, Royal Doulton Flambe Bowl (Chips to Rim), Three Pieces of Wedgwood Jasperware, Royal Worcester Sauce Boat on Stand, Coalport Tankard, Goblet, Beswick Collectors International Limited Edition Christmas Plate (No 6843/1500) Etc
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