151 |
A First Period Worcester polychrome tea bowl and saucer, enamelled with a famille rose flower spray and scattered sprigs within an undulating red and gold foliate border and entwined ribbon rim edged in black, saucer 12.5cm diam, c1775 Literature: A saucer of this pattern from the Zorensky Collection was sold Bonhams, 16 March 2004, lot 89. £200-300 | In fine condition and attractive | Nil |
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380 |
| 152 | A First Period Worcester coffee cup and saucer, transfer printed in bright underglaze blue with The Bandstand pattern, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 12cm diam, printed disguised numeral in underglaze blue, c1780; a Chinese porcelain sparrow beak milk jug, enamelled probably in England with scattered flowers beneath a trailing border, c1780; a Chinese porcelain famille rose ribbed cream jug; an English porcelain plate finely painted with scattered roses in shaped gilt rim, c1820; a yellow ground coffee cup and saucer of London shape, painted spurious SWANSEA mark in red (7) £80-120 | Chinese jug with English decoration with short descending hairline crack, the plate with filled rim chip | Nil |
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220 |
| 153 | A First Period Worcester polychrome tea bowl, enamelled in Meissen style with a loose bouquet and scattered flowers and with iron red inner border, 7.5cm diam, c1770; a New Hall slop bowl, enamelled with stylised flowers, painted 195, c1790; two pearlware cabbage leaf moulded jugs, one painted in cobalt, the other transfer printed with Chinese temples, c1800 (4) £80-120 | Worcester teabowl - in fine condition. Slop bowl - fine star crack in the base, both pearlware jugs with a chip or flat chip on the edge of the foot, no restoration | Nil |
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120 |
| 154 | A First Period Worcester teapot and cover, enamelled over a printed outline with Chinese figures at a table, a small child and two attendants, the handle and spout painted in iron red with sprigs and with line border, the domed cover with gilt flower knop, 14cm h, c1760 £350-450 | In fine condition | Nil |
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500 |
| 155 | A First Period Worcester polychrome sparrow beak jug, enamelled with a peony spray and two scattered sprigs to the reverse, with iron red inner border, 8.5cm h, c1760 £200-250 | An attractive example in fine condition | Nil |
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420 |
| 156 | A First Period Worcester kakiemon style saucer-dish, enamelled with the Quail pattern, 19cm diam, painted open crescent in red enamel, c1775 £250-350 | ++ | Nil |
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| 157 | A First Period Worcester leaf shaped dish, with moulded veins and transfer printed in black by Robert Hancock with the Cock, Hen & Chicks pattern [Cook 23], in green and yellow painted border, 17.5cm l, c1758-60 £120-180 | Broken in several places and previously riveted, now restuck | Nil |
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| 158 | A First Period Worcester fluted oviform tea canister and cover, painted in underglaze blue and enamelled with a japan pattern, the domed cover with flower knop, 15cm h, painted fretted square in underglaze blue, c1770 £500-700 | In fine condition | Nil |
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780 |
| 159 | A First Period Worcester scale blue ground coffee cup and saucer, enamelled in kakiemon style with chrysanthemum and banded hedge designs in gilt scrolling cartouches, saucer 12cm diam, painted open crescent in underglaze blue, c1770 £100-150 | In fine condition with some localised wear to the gilding on the rim of the cup | Nil |
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150 |
| 160 | Two First Period Worcester polychrome tea bowls and saucers and a similar slop bowl, painted in Meissen style with loose bouquets and scattered sprigs, with iron red line-and -dot or gilt rim, saucers 12cm diam, c1770 £150-200 | In good condition | Nil |
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300 |
| 161 | A Chamberlain Worcester oval teapot and cover, enamelled in warm brown monochrome and gilt with a pattern of stylised sprays and sprigs ("Irish brown and gold sprigs and wreath"), 16cm h, painted 258 in sepia, c1795; an octagonal teapot and cover attributed to Machin, floral enamelled in blue and brown swag borders, 18cm h, painted 52 in pink, c1810; a white earthenware 'silver' shaped teapot and cover attributed to Alcock, moulded in shallow relief with stiff leaves and rosettes picked out in turquoise, puce and yellow heightened in gilding, 14cm h, painted 5911, c1840 (6) £150-200 | All with some restoration | Nil |
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| 162 | A Chamberlain Worcester ogee oval teapot and cover, with prow lip and decorated with an apricot and gilt band of scrolling foliage, 18cm h, painted Warranted 879 in red script; two contemporary Worcester and Coalport oval teapots and covers, all c1800 (6) £120-180 | All with restoration | Nil |
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150 |
| 163 | A Chamberlain Worcester spirally fluted ogee oval teapot and cover, gilt with leafy pendants and ribbon border, 19cm h, painted Chamberlains Worcester Warranted in gilt script, c1800 £100-150 | Tiny nick to the tip of the spout but really in fine condition, in the interior of the pot some light crazing | Nil |
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90 |
| 164 | A Flight Worcester fluted ogee teapot and cover, enamelled in black and green with scattered sprigs heightened in gilt, 17cm h, c1785 £100-150 | In fine condition | Nil |
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150 |
| 165 | A Chamberlain Worcester spirally fluted ogee oval teapot and cover, painted in black monochrome and gilt with rose sprays and sprigs, 18cm h, painted Chamberlains Worcr Warranted No 69 in grey script, c1800 £100-150 | In fine condition | Nil |
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100 |
| 166 | A Chamberlain Worcester new oval fluted teapot and cover, with a cobalt and gilt border pattern, 16cm h, painted Chamberlain Worc Warranted 274 in gilt script; a Flight & Barr oval gilt teapot and cover; a Miles Mason oblong teapot and cover, transfer printed with a landscape in underglaze blue; and four contemporary English porcelain teapots and covers, various sizes, all c1800-c1825 (14) £100-200 | The Chamberlain and the Flight & Barr teapots both restored. The other items in the lot with various faults or restoration | Nil |
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100 |
| 167 | A Grainger, Lee & Co Old India pattern dessert service, transfer printed in underglaze blue and enamelled and gilt, the service including an oval dish, 27.5cm w, printed mark, 1814-37 (8) £180-250 | The lot in fine condition | Nil |
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180 |
| 168 | A Flight, Barr & Barr salmon ground tea and coffee service, of gadrooned form, with gilt lily and anthemion border, the service including two stands, 20cm diam, impressed mark or unmarked, c1825 (16) £120-180 | One or two pieces with localised wear to the gilding, four of the saucers matched, the slop basin with a rim chip | Nil |
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| 169 | A Flight Worcester spirally fluted salmon ground tea bowl and saucer, with pendulous gilt foliage, saucer 14cm diam; three Flight & Barr and Flight, Barr & Barr tea or coffee cups and saucers, one with Barr's Orange ground, another apple green, incised or impressed marks or unmarked, c1800-c1825 (8) £200-250 | The lot in fine condition | Nil |
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| 170 | A Chamberlain Worcester spirally fluted coffee cup and saucer, enamelled in black and gilt with ribbon borders, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 13.5cm diam, painted No 7 in gilt, c1795 £100-150 | Minor flat rim nick to the saucer, slight wear to the gilding, insignificant faint star crack in the base of the cup | Nil |
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| 171 | A Chamberlain-decorated Caughley coffee cup and matching saucer, enamelled in the L'AMITE pattern, with trailing gilt border of blue berries, the rims and handle gilt, saucer 14cm diam, c1795 £100-150 | Both items in fine condition | Nil |
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500 |
| 172 | A Chamberlain Worcester spirally fluted coffee cup, painted en grisaille with a landscape in oval gilt frame and gilt with sprigs and sepia berries, 6.5cm h, c1795 £100-150 | In fine condition with slight rubbing of the gilding around the rim | Nil |
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| 173 | A Chamberlain Worcester armorial soup plate, the Brunswick blue border moulded in shallow relief with gilt festoons and C scrolls, 25cm diam, c1825; a Chamberlain Worcester gros bleu ground plate or stand, enamelled with a central floral group, possibly by George Davis, 23cm diam, painted Chamberlains Worcester in red script, c1815; a Flight, Barr & Barr crested plate; a Copeland & Garrett armorial plate (4) £200-300 | The two Chamberlain plates in good condition with on the reverse of the first some light staining of the slightly crazed glaze. The Flight Barr & Barr and Copeland & Garrett plates cracked or chipped | Nil |
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350 |
| 174 | A Chamberlain Worcester figure of Madame Vestris as The Broom Girl, in white cap, rust coloured bodice and yellow skirt on circular base, 13.5cm h, painted Chamberlains Worcester in puce script, c1827-35 Lucia Elizabeth Bartolozzi (the granddaughter of Francesco Bartolozzi the engraver and wife of Auguste Armand Vestris) became famous for singing the aria "Buy a Broom" in The Hundred Pound Note performed first in 1826. The lithograph which is the source print for the present model was published by J Dickinson. £200-300 | Lacking the loop from the back of the figure's bodice, the painted metal broom in the figure's hand probably 19th c. No restoration | Nil |
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| 175 | Two contemporary Flight and Chamberlain Worcester spirally fluted sucriers and covers, one enamelled with a New Hall style pattern of stylised flowers in iron red rim the other with cobalt and gilt ribbon borders, 12 & 13cm h, c1800; a Coalport cobalt ground sucrier and cover of two handled oblong shape, painted 319 in puce, early 19th c (6) £100-150 | The lot in fine condition | Nil |
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180 |
| 176 | A Flight, Barr & Barr oval teapot, cover and stand, enamelled in brown and gilt with stylised leaves beneath a trailing border, 15.5cm h, impressed mark; a teacup, two saucers and saucer-dish en suite, c1825 (7) £80-120 | Small nick to the spout, one saucer repaired | Nil |
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420 |
| 177 | An extensive Chamberlain Worcester Japan pattern dinner service, transfer printed in iron red and enamelled in blue with central floral and border sprays in lobed rim, the handles and covers of the tureens with moulded gilt foliage, the service including twelve dishes and stands, largest 52cm w, printed mark to covers of the tureens, 982 in gilt, c1822-1845, with some late 19th c Royal Worcester replacements (95) Literature: Pattern no 982 is described in the Factory's Pattern Book as "New enameled flowers in India style printed in red blue etc". A Dinner Service cost 25gns and a Dessert Service 8gns. £600-800 | Most of the tureens and covers and some of the oblong vegetable dishes and covers cracked or chipped or with old riveted repairs. Some of the larger meat dishes including the drainer and square salad bowl also cracked or chipped. Some plates with general wear and few cracked or chipped. A service in unusual extent | Nil |
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900 |
| 178 | A Chamberlain Worcester inkwell and stand, of drum shape, painted with scattered roses and pansies interspersed with gilt sprigs in gilt dentil rim, stand 7cm diam, painted mark in puce script, c1820 £200-300 | In fine condition with very light wear to the gilding on the upper surface of the rim of the inkwell, no restoration | Nil |
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260 |
| 179 | A set of six tea knives with Royal Worcester porcelain pistol shaped haft and silver ferrule, painted with a Robin, Blue-tit, Chaffinch or other bird and flowers, gilt printed mark, hallmarked Sheffield 1909, cased £150-200 | In fine condition, no damage and attractive | Nil |
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260 |
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180 |
A pair of Royal Worcester Worcester Prismatic Enamels vases, of spirally fluted form, decorated with roses and trailing flowers in moulded gilt strapwork on flared foot and square plinth, 35cm h, printed marks, Rd no 238834, 1757, date code for 1894 £200-300 | One vase with repaired breaks at the neck and foot, the other vase in good condition |
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