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32	A GEORGE JONES MAJOLICA POTTING DISH AND COVER AND TWO SETS OF FIVE PLATES the cover of the dish with turquoise serpent handle and borders of ferns and grasses, in green and pink glazes with ochre rim, the plates with pink or turquoise centre, dish 19cm diam, moulded or impressed mark, plates painted 1764, c1865-78 Estimate: 300-500	Several plates with very light discolouration of the typical slightly crazed glaze but in good overall condition	Nil	1000
33	A PAIR OF WEDGWOOD MAJOLICA WICKER DESSERT PLATES AND A MAJOLICA CORN JUG plates 22.5cm diam, impressed marks, painted 1168, 1872 and late 19th c Estimate: 80-120	The lot in good condition	Nil	80
34	A GEORGE JONES MAJOLICA NUT DISH of kidney shape with squirrel handle and moulded with hazel and ferns IN predominantly turquoise, green and brown glazes with ochre rim, 26cm w, impressed mark, painted 1213 (the two first digits transposed) on an unglazed reserve, c187o Estimate: 250-350	In fine condition, no restoration	Nil	400
35	A SUNDERLAND PINK MARBLED EARTHENWARE CHAMBER POT, PROBABLY DIXON, PHILLIPS & CO'S GARRISON POTTERY of two handled form, the interior with a frog, transfer printed with a man in a nightshirt and two verses, 15cm h, c1860 Estimate: 100-150	Some professional restoration	Nil	140
36	A DERBY GROUP OF TWO VIRGINS AWAKENING CUPID modelled possibly by Pierre Stephan, the virgins in puce or polychrome flowered yellow or white chiton and puce or purple drapery, Cupid resting his head on his arm before a leafy green tree, on sprigged rocky base, 32cm h, incised N195, c1778 Estimate: 300-500	One virgin's head broken off and restuck, typical minor chipping but generally a fine example in good overall condition	Nil	280
37	A DERBY POT POURRI VASE AND COVER with gilt knop, the pierced rim applied with four satyr masks, painted with continuous flowers in polychrome on four gilt paw feet and plinth, 14cm h, painted crown, crossed batons, D and 23 in red, c1820 Estimate: 250-350	An attractive example, the finial broken off and glued back into position with glue residue and some localised wear to the gilding	Nil
38	A PAIR OF DERBY FIGURES OF ITALIAN FARMERS he in a plumed green hat, primrose coat and striped trousers, holding a cockerel, she in a pink bonnet, yellow dress with flowered skirt and pointing with her left index finger whilst holding a hen on her right hand, before a stump with flowers on scrolling mound, 23cm h, c1765 Estimate: 800-1200	Farmer - small restoration to bird's head, typical slight chipping and minor repairs to the encrusted flowers and leaves. Wear to the gilding on the base. Wife - restoration to bonnet, bird and index finger. Typical small damages and restoration to the encrusted flowers and leaves but both good and relatively early examples of the model	Nil	850
39	A DERBY FIGURE OF NAPOLEON the emperor in black and gilt bicorn hat, green tunic with gilt buttons, yellow breeches and black boots, standing beside a pillar draped with his purple and orange cloak, a speech and inscribed BORN August 16th 1762 DIED May 5th 1821, on square green and gilt base, 20cm h, c1825 Estimate: 250-350	Chip to rear part of hat and restoration at the neck but scarce Derby subject	Nil	320
40	A DERBY FIGURE OF DAVID GARRICK IN THE ROLE OF TANCRED in fur hat, vivid green cloak, puce coat and flowered breeches with yellow boots, on sprigged gilt rococo base, 21cm h, c1765 Estimate: 200-250	Some old overpainted damage and repairs	Nil
41	A RARE DERBY FIGURE OF AN ACTOR in richly coloured costume including a yellow lined puce cloak, on square turquoise and gilt base with leafy gilt scrolling feet, 29cm h, painted crown, crossed batons and D in red, c1820 Estimate: 300-400	Old restoration to the feather in the hat and several of the feet on the base	Nil
42	A DERBY FIGURE OF MINERVA in plumed helmet, gilt cuirass over a flowered chiton and red and turquoise drapery, her left hand on a gilt shield before a flowering stump, on turquoise and gilt scrolling base, 36cm h, c1770 Estimate: 200-300	Old discoloured restoration to the rear of the helmet, neck and right forearm, the encrusted flowers with typical losses, some discoloration of the turquoise enamel on the base. The slightly uneven glaze with wreathing in places, typical on Derby of this period	Nil
43	A RARE GARNITURE OF DERBY VASES AND COVERS of two handled, inverted baluster or shouldered form, the high or low domed covers encrusted with red and gilt flowers and a prominent bud, finely painted with panels of classical figures, the reverse with similar panels of birds, the flanking vases with subsidiary reserves of butterflies and moths to the flared neck, all framed in elaborate gilt C scrolls and flowers reserved on an intense mazarine blue ground, 25 and 31cm h, c1760 These and the several other recorded Derby garnitures represent some of the factory's finest productions at this period. Although owing an obvious debt to contemporary Chelsea, it seems probable that they were painted at Derby as the painting, especially of the birds, is characteristic. See Twitchett (J), Derby Porcelain, p48, plt 27 and Rice (D G), Derby Porcelain, The Golden Years, p157, plt 132. A similar garniture was sold, Bonhams, 8 March 2006, lot 69. Estimate: 3000-4000	Large vase, several minor descending hairline cracks, probably firing cracks in the neck, old restoration to the top scroll of one of the handles, typical but relatively minor chipping of one or two of the encrusted flowers, etc. Pair of flanking vases, one with old restoration to the top scroll of one of the handles as with the larger vase also on the underside of the foot a minor chip which is not normally noticeable and was a manufacturing flaw being glazed over at the time. One or two of the flowers and petals slightly chipped, covers of smaller vases with restoration but in summary in excellent overall condition and entirely free from substantial flaws or restoration, ie free from extensive body cracks, the handles unbroken, etc	Nil
44	A CHELSEA-DERBY KIDNEY SHAPED DESSERT DISH painted with a central rose bordered by swags tied with turquoise ribbons and pendulous sprays alternating with puce paterae, in gilt dentil rim, 24.5cm w, painted crown over D in blue, c1780 Estimate: 100-150	Localised wear to the gilding on the rim	Nil
45	A DERBY BARREL SHAPED MUG painted with two flower sprays and scattered sprigs, the rim outlined in brown enamel, 9.5cm h, c1775 Estimate: 100-150	Tiny rim chip and a few light scratches to the brown enamel on the rim, otherwise fine	Nil	160
46	TWO DERBY POLYCHROME ASPARAGUS SERVERS one with reticulated wings, painted with loose bouquets or scattered flowers and also decorated on the underside, the rims outlined in brown enamel, 8cm l, c1775 and c1780; a Chelsea-Derby mug, of globular form with reeded cylindrical neck and gilt dentil rim (3) Estimate: 80-120	Pierced example - one wing chipped, later example typical localised wreathing and staining of the glaze. Mug with small filled rim chip and minor crack	Nil	150
47	A CHELSEA-DERBY ROCOCO HANDLED BASKET SHAPED STAND AND A DERBY PLATE enamelled with flower sprays in blue and gilt borders, stand 23cm w, gilt anchor and D or painted crown, crossed batons, D and 8 in puce, c1775 and 1787-90 Estimate: 80-120	Stand with long single crack, one wing of the everted border broken off and glued back into position. Plate with stacking wear	Nil	110
48	THREE DERBY AND CHELSEA-DERBY TEA BOWLS one painted in puce and gilt with the Banded Hedge pattern, another of spirally fluted and moulded form in a Japan pattern, the third with green swags beneath a purple and puce scroll border and dentil rim, 7.5-8cm diam, gilt conjoined anchor and D, painted crown, crossed batons, D and numeral 2 in puce, or unmarked, c1765-1788 Estimate: 100-150	In good condition	Nil	220
49	A CHELSEA-DERBY TURQUOISE GROUND TEA BOWL AND SAUCER painted with dark purple husk swags suspended from the gilt dentil rim, the footrim also gilt, saucer 12.5cm diam, gilt conjoined anchor and D, 1770-75 Estimate: 100-150	Wear to the gilding of the rim of the tea bowl. No restoration	Nil	160
50	A CHELSEA-DERBY COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER, A DERBY TEACUP AND A COFFEE CUP the first painted in green monochrome with swags of flowers, green handle and gilt dentil rims, the others in a bright Japan pattern or blue and gilt neo classical design, saucer 13.5cm diam, gilt conjoined anchor and D or painted crown, crossed batons and D in puce, the teacup also with the numerals 2 and 5, c1770-90 Estimate: 100-150	The gilding on the rim of the saucer worn in places. Minor retouching of cup, the two cups in satisfactory condition with slight wear on the teacup	Nil	170
51	A DERBY FLUTED SAUCER-DISH enamelled with French sprigs in a border of sprigs entwined around a shaded brown ribbon, gilt dentil rim, 19cm diam, painted crown, crossed batons, D, 141 and numerals VI in puce and VII in red, 1785-87 Estimate: 80-120	Slight wear to the gilding on the scalloped rim, with a rare roman numeral mark	Nil
52	A DERBY SAUCER-DISH painted in carmine pink with flower sprays in gilt dentil rim, 20cm diam, painted crown, crossed batons, D and 12 in puce, 1787-90 Estimate: 100-150	In good condition with very slight wear to the gilding on the rim only	Nil	80
53	A PAIR OF DERBY PLATES OF ACLAND PATTERN AND A DERBY PLATE with chintz border, the first enamelled with a cluster of three roses in blue and primrose banded border of green laurel leaves, 21cm diam, painted crown, crossed batons, D and numerals 2 or 8, the second also with No 46 in puce, c1785 Estimate: 100-150	Ackland plates with stacking wear but free from damage, the single plate in good condition with tiny flat chip on the underside of the rim	Nil
54	A CHELSEA-DERBY CREAM JUG of ogee form with wishbone handle, enamelled with flower sprays beneath a gilt dentil rim, 6.5cm h, gilt conjoined anchor and D, c177,5 and a polychrome bowl, possibly Derbyshire decorated, c1780 (2) Estimate: 80-120	Cream jug in good condition apart from a fine descending hairline crack near the handle, the bowl cracked and chipped	Nil	100
55	A RARE DERBY POLYCHROME BEAKER painted with two flower sprays, one including a prominent rose and sprigs, the rim heightened in brown enamel, 11cm h, c1780 Estimate: 80.-120	A chip to the rim, brown enamel mostly worn, one or two firing blemishes on the inside of the rim resulting in two firing cracks, fine quality	Nil	130
56	A RARE CHELSEA-DERBY CABARET SERVICE enamelled with flower sprays in a yellow ribbon entwined with trailing leaves and small berries, gilt dentil rim, the globular teapot and cover 10.5cm h, painted crown over D in blue, 1777-84 (5) Estimate: 200-300	The tray broken into two and riveted with tiny loss, the cover of the sucrier lacking the knop, teapot cracked beneath the spout and with area of staining of the glaze on one side	Nil	420
57	A PAIR OF DERBY SAUCER-DISHES finely painted in polychrome and gilt with a wide border of formal foliage, the rims and footrim gilt, 21cm diam, painted crown, crossed batons, D and 37 of John Whitaker in red, c1820 Estimate: 150-200	One with some typical light crazing in places but both fine examples	Nil	420
58	A SET OF THREE DERBY COFFEE CANS with wishbone handle, painted in polychrome and gilt with a wide salmon pink band of formal foliage, 6cm h, painted crown, crossed batons and D, two also with 36, c1820; a Japan pattern coffee can, c1810 (4) Estimate: 100-150	The lot fine condition	Nil	220
59	A DERBY DESSERT DISH painted possibly by John Brewer with flowers in a red, yellow and richly gilt trellis border, 25cm w, painted crown, crossed batons, D and 346 in puce, c1810 Estimate: 100-150	A section of the rim previously riveted, the rivets removed and the break cleanly repaired	Nil
60	TWO WORCESTER COFFEE CUPS one with entwined handle and painted with a version of a Sèvres pattern of polychrome flowers and swags in blue and gilt feuille de choux panels, gilt fringed or dentil rims, 7cm h, the second with a particularly rich version of the Queen's pattern, painted fretted square, or unmarked, c1770-75 Estimate: 200-250	Sèvres style cup with slight wear to the gilding only. Queens pattern cup very minor descending hairline crack	Nil	200
61	A WORCESTER SHAPED SQUARE DESSERT DISH outside-decorated, painted in iron red monochrome with two groups of Continental buildings, one with smoking chimney and clumps of vegetation in osier moulded border, 20cm w, c1772 A dessert dish with very similar decoration, traditionally attributed to the Giles attelier and presumably intended for the Dutch market, is illustrated Spero (S) and J Sandon, Worcester Porcelain 1751-1790 The Zorensky Collection, Woodbridge 1996, plt 462. Estimate: 400-600	Two tiny rim nicks but an acceptable example of a rare type of outside decorated Worcester	Nil	400