Staffordshire earthenware Jugs - A Pair of Coalport Ewers - A Copeland Parian Figure seated woman
Staffordshire earthenware Jugs - A Pair of Coalport Ewers - A Copeland Parian Figure seated woman
A Group of David Leach Tableware, 1970’s, comprising: soup Bowl and Cover, two small Bowls and a Plate, various sizes, impressed marks; together with a Michael Cardew miniature Vase; two James Welford celadon
glazed Vases; and a Bowl
A Staffordshire ironstone yellow ground Vase and Cover, possibly Ashworths, 2nd half 19th Century, of broad baluster form, the body moulded and applied in high relief with Chinoiserie decoration including figures, trees and fences, moulded branch handle, minor damage
A Group of Staffordshire blue and white Wares, late 19th/20th Century, comprising: a Wedgwood ‘Ferrara’ pattern Jug, Chamber Pot and a small Vase, a Copeland Spodes ‘Italian’ Bowl and pair of
Vases, some damage, printed and impressed marks
A Set of six Aynsley bone-china coffee Cups, Saucers and silver Holders, circa 1900, printed in green with swags of husks with rims, green printed marks, silver hallmarks for 1909
A blue jasper dip cheese Bell and Stand, late 19th Century, the sides sprigged in fruiting with a frieze of animals between rulti ng vine borders, chip to stand
Three Staffordshire blue printed meat Dishes, circa 1820, comprising: a ‘tree and well’ decorated with a bridge over a river, framed by wild flowers on a blue border, 52.3cm., a patent ironstone china Dish, chips, and a meat Dish with a Chinoiserie landscape
A Pair of Royal Worcester bottle Vases, early 20th Century, each compressed body reeded beneath a shoulder decorated in enamels and gilding rising to gilt hoop handles and an elongated trumpet neck, 16.5cm.;
printed marks; and a Crown Derby Japan’ pattern Vase, circa 1885, painted in Imari colours with oriental flowers, chip to rim, red factory mark, year cypher and numbers
A Pair of Coalport Ewers, circa 1905, each ovoid body painted with panels of fruit with an oval gilt scrolled frame against a deep blue ground,gilt acanthus moulded handles, green printed and gilt painted marks
A Bloor Derby Ewer, circa 1820, the slender ovoid body decorated in gilt with two Chinese figures in a garden against a deep blue ground, the loop handle with mask head terminal, some damage, 21.5cm.;
crowned D mark in red; together with a Coalport Cup and Saucer; and a Crown Staffordshire Cup and Saucer
A Pair of earthenware ‘Present from Newbury’ spill Vases, 19th Century, one printed in black with a view of Donnington Castle, the other printed with Castle Highclere, chips, 11 cm.; 41/4in., black printed marks J.
Davies, China Rooms
A commemorative pottery jug, mid-19th Century, moulded in relief and painted in blue and copper lustre with portraits of f Sir C. Campbell and Sir H. Havelock, together with a Crimean War frog Mug; a blue printed
and coloured mask Jug; and a pearlware Jug painted with flowers
A Staffordshire pearlware Figure of James Quinn as Falstaff, early 19th Century, the portly bearded actor standing in traditional pose carrying a sword and a shield, on a scroll moulded and square base, some
restoration and chips.
Three Staffordshire earthenware jugs, 19th Century, comprising: a lustre Jug, moulded and coloured with leaves and berries in purple lustre, green and red, restored; a pearlware Jug moulded and coloured with rows
of lozenges in yellow and red; and a silver lustre Jug
A small English pearlware cylindrical Mug, early 19th Century, inscribed More Friends and Lefs Need of Them, within a frame of leaves and berries, hair-crack; together with a creamware Jug, each side printed in black with a Masonic verse and emblems, cracked, handle restored.
Four Staffordshire earthenware Jugs, 19th Century, including: a canary ground Jug, printed on one side with a verse Success to the Fleece. . ., the reverse printed with Industry Produceth Wealth within silver lustre
borders, chips and crack, 11.5cm.; 41/2in., a silver resist, Jug decorated with scrolling foliage, 13cm.; 51n., and two blue printed and coloured Jugs
A Holdcroftma . H garden Seat, circa 1870, of simulated bamboo design with dark-blue ground relief moulded with leaves and flowers, impressed mark
A Set of six Spode Plates, circa 1810, bat printed with sporting birds and animals within plain gilt border, one cracked, some rubbing to gilding, red painted mark and pattern No. 1222
An Adams blue jasper stilton Dish, circa 1890, with acorn banding and applied cherub decoration, 28cm.
A Copeland Parian Figure of a seated naked classical woman, circa 1870, wearing laurel wreath, her arm resting on a lyre with a dolphin at her feet, damaged, impressed mark
Tags: aynsley bone china, chamber pot, Copeland, crown derby, Derby, Imari, oriental flowers, royal worcester, Saucer, silver, silver hallmarks, staffordshire, staffordshire blue, Vase