A small study collection of English and French porcelains, 18th century, including a Worcester plate, a Chelsea-Derby vase and cover with flowers...
A pair of Chelsea plates of Mecklenburg-Strelitz type , c.1764, the moulded borders with flower garlands suspended between small panels of gilded ...
A Chelsea cabinet plate, c.1760-65, the well painted with three birds perched on a continuous flower garland, the rim with a shaped mazarine blue...
A rare Chelsea double scent bottle, c.1755, modelled as a brown monkey crouched on a domed base painted with flowers, holding a flower in her rig...
A Chelsea cabinet plate, c.1760-65, painted to the rim with three large panels of fruit including figs, peach, lemon and various berries, the wel...
A Chelsea sauceboat and a plate, c.1755, the sauceboat formed of overlapping cos leaves with a stalk handle, the plate painted with sprays of flo...
A Derby part tea service, c.1815, decorated with a formal gilt and polychrome foliate border on a salmon pink ground, comprising a sucrier and co...
A Chelsea-Derby sauce tureen with cover and stand, c.1780, painted with sprays of European flowers within borders of gilt leaves and grapevine on...
A pair of Paris (Samson) Chelsea style porcelain plates, late 19th century, pseudo gold anchor marks, with moulded rims, decorated with exotic bir...
Meissen Zierteller mit Vogeldekor Runde Form mit passigem Rand. Im leicht vertieften Spiegel farbenprächtiger, exotischer Vogel auf einem Ast sit...
A CHELSEA PORCELAIN SILVER-SHAPED OVAL DISH CIRCA 1756 Painted with Vincennes-style flowers, red anchor mark, 21.5cm in length: An...
A large Chinese blue and white wash basin, 20th-century, alongside a pair of blue and white raised dishes with a central dragon motif and correspo...
A Chelsea cabinet plate decorated with floral sprays, d. 23.5 cm, together with a similar octagonal plate and a further dish decorated with exotic...
Two Wedgwood 'Florentine' dinner plates, four Myott 'Chelsea Bird' dinner plates, a selection of blue and white ware including Old Willow and Meak...
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