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A Coalport part tea service, c.1835, decorated with panels of blue and cream ground and painted with floral bouquets and gilt foliage and scrollwork, comprising: two dessert plates approx. 26cm wide, four teacups with associated saucers, the teacups approx. 10.5cm diameter, and two coffee cups, approx. 8.5cm diameter (12)Condition Report: One dessert plate with a loss to the footrim. Two saucers with crazing. One teacup and one coffee cup with crazing. Some light losses of blue ground to a couple of pieces. Some surface scratches to the porcelain and a couple of firing spots. Otherwise in good decorative order. Additional images are available - click here. 

A selection of floral decorated porcelain, 19th century and later, to include a pair of Coalport twin handle tazze, early 19th century, of green ground with gilt foliate scrollwork borders, painted to the centres with a flowering urn, each approx. 27cm wide, 10cm high, together with another similar, approx. 31cm wide, 10cm high; a Sitzendorf tazza and three plates painted with floral bouquet to centre and sprigs to the border, the tazza 23cm diameter, 13.5cm high, the plates 21cm diameter, a Limoges (A. Lanternier & Co.) twin handled urn with gilt handles, green printed marks to underside, approx. 18cm high, and four various Staffordshire dessert plates and dishes (12)

A collection of porcelain to include two Coalport dishes, a Copenhagen dish, Aynsley, Spode and a Worcester blush ivory jugCopenhagen dish looks to be complete and intact. There is a flaw to the border, which has been glazed, to the underside. The marks have been cancelled, possibly for this reason.

Nine Coalport 'My Fair Ladies' porcelain figurines with CoA's, to include Lady Grace, Lady Eliza, Lady Evelyn, Lady Sarah, Lady Frances, Lady Rose, Lady Lilian, Lady May & Lady Clara

A selection of porcelain ornaments to include Nao, Coalport and DoultonLocation:

A collection of five porcelain figurines, to include Royal Doulton Flirtation, Lladro Coalport Grand Entrance, etc.

Six Coalport porcelain figurines, Lydia, Samantha, Sandra, Lyndsay, Jill, and Jennifer.

A Coalport porcelain and bronze bird. 10x11x12cm

A porcelain figurine of a woman in a lite blue dress with a scarf wrapped around her arm in a mid-spin position. Coalport Figurine of the Year 1999. Coalport backstamp. Artist: Jack GlynnDimensions: 5.25"L x 5.25"W x 8.5"HIssued: 1999Manufacturer: CoalportCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A porcelain figure of a woman dressed in a dark blue dress that fades into lighter colors decorated with butterfly designs and holding a rose. Coalport backstamp. Artist: Jack GlynnDimensions: 6.5"L x 6.5"W x 8.25"HManufacturer: CoalportCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

VARIOUS ENGLISH PORCELAIN PLATES, early 1800s, including a pair Coalport, heavily gilded and with crests, Royal Worcester plate, green border and centre paint with castle ruins, Derby plate painted in Imari colours, various cabinet cups and saucers and other itemsProvenance: private collection Gwynedd

A Derby porcelain plate enamelled with the armorial device for Erskine within a blue and gilt decorated border, painted red marks, circa 1820, [cracked] together with a Coalport two-handled comport enamelled with flowers within a blue and gold border, circa 1840. [2]

Selection of ceramics including Coalport Junetime, Royal Crown Derby Posies XLIX, 2 Gloria Fine Porcelain Bavaria Handwork Bayreuth "Brillant" 22 ct gold plated plates and floral posies 

A collection of miscellaneous porcelain figures including a Lladro example of a lady reclining on a chaise lounge, a Peggy Davis figure, Lily Langtree, etc, Coalport Ladies of Fashion to include Carnival, Vanessa, etc (11)

Group of female porcelain figures, incl. Royal Doulton, Royal Worcester and Coalport, comprising Royal Worcester Annabel and Sarah, Royal Doulton Jennifer HN3447, Coalport Strawberry Fayre and Winter Stroll; and two Coalport WWII commemorative mugs, all boxed (7)

A collection of Coalport 'Coalbrookdale' floral-encrusted wares, circa 1825-30 comprising a spill vase, the unglazed base with a blue printed 'Coalport' mark, 8.5cm high; an ink well with cover and liner, raised on four paw feet, underglaze blue 'CD' mark, 9cm high; a small twin-handled cup on quatrelobe raised base, nicely painted with flowers, 8.5cm high; a ring stand, with small figural head to the top of the column, 10cm diameter; and a matched miniature or toy tea service, comprising teapot and cover, teacup and saucer, printed 'Coalport' and 'CD' marks, and a sucrier lacking cover, unmarked; sold together with two English porcelain thimbles (qty)Provenance: Ivor Southorn Collection.Condition:Spill vase - Hairline crack descending from rim and most, if not all, flowers and leaves restored.Inkwell - Cover with restored breaks. Inkwell with restored rim chip and further small rim nibbles , alongside some gilt wear. Breakages and nibbles to the foliage and flowers.Twin-handled cup - Some flower petals chipped and broken.Miniature tea set - cup broken and repaired (handle and a section to the rim). Firing crack to saucer. Teapot - small chip to spout. Generally some breakages and losses to the foliage and flowers on all three pieces.Gilt rose finial - Cracked. White rose thimble - small chip.Ring stand - Some substantial losses to flowers, two hairlines to the underside of the rim.

An English porcelain rectangular plaque of the Castle of Chillon, Chillon Castle on Lake Geneva by Joseph Birbeck (Junior), late 19th/early 20th century, painted by Joseph Birbeck, artist signed 'J. Birbeck', titled to the reverse, framed, 20.5cm wide x 15cm highNotes: Joseph Birbeck Junior was born in Coalport, Shropshire to a family of talented porcelain artists and decorators. He trained at the Coalport factory, where he was at one time foreman of a painting shop and his notable work includes landscape painting after Turner. He joined Copeland in 1881 before working at Brown Westhead & Moore and latterly Royal Doulton from 1900 - 1926.Condition:Unexamined out of frame but no visible damages or repairs.

Three pieces of English 19th-century armorial porcelain, comprising a Chamberlain's Worcester plate, circa 1820, of 'silver' shape, decorated with a monogram to the centre below a crown, the blue border decorated with eagles, further decorated with a further eagle with a sword, arrow quivers and crescent moon with a star in gilt and iron red, printed factory mark, 25.5cm diameter; a Coalport dinner service bowl made for Buckingham Palace, circa 1890, decorated with the central bade with Order of the Garter motto 'Honi soit qui mal y pense', with gilt-edged moulded blue C-scrolls and gilt-lined rim, printed retailers marks for T. Goode London and 'Buckingham Palace', 25.5cm diameter; and a Wedgwood dinner plate, commissioned for Lord Albert and Lady Illingworth, early 20th century, centrally decorated with the Illingworth crest and motto 'Illingworth Remembers', with a green and raised gilt border, printed factory marks, retailed by T. Goode and Co, numbered W.2918 in gilt, with a gold foot rim, 27cm diameterCondition:Chamberlain Worcester plate - glaze faults to the reverseCondition is otherwise good with no damages or repairs.

A mixed group comprising a Coalport limited edition model of a Bentley automobile, numbered 15/100 (damaged), with a letter from Coalport dated November 1977 and wooden stand; together with a pair of Coalport plates with printed views of Ironbridge and Buildwas Abbey, printed green mark, 22cm diameter; a Carlton Ware novelty 'S.S Carlton' teapot and cover; a Salopian Art Pottery bowl and similar Salopian Art pottery sponge bowl with pierced strainer (one handle broken), impressed SALOPIAN mark; Salopian Art pottery jardiniere, with fern leaf decoration, marked 'Salopian' to the main body, 18.5cm diameter; a smaller Coalport slip-decorated jardiniere, 11cm diameter; a Coalport 'Royal Coalport' pink ground standing placard; German porcelain plate printed with a view of the Wrekin; 19th century tea cup printed with a view of Admaston Spa Hotel near Wellington (cracked); an early Coalport cream jug, painted with pink flowers and yellow ribbons, numbered '257' to the base (hairline); a Coalport 'Flower-Pot' pattern tea service, including a teapot and cover, teacups, saucers, sideplates, a cream jug and sugar bowl; a Jackfield-type teapot with stand, a small red lustre ash tray with rabbit, marked 'John Blackhurst' and a Continental bisque model of a young black child etc (qty)Provenance: Ivor Southorn Collection.

A pair of silver-mounted Coalport porcelain trumpet vases, decorated with flowers and butterflies, hallmarked for Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham, 1910, printed factory marks in green, 20.5cm high; sold together with a further Coalport vase, circa 1875-1881, of cylindrical form, moulded with relief with leaves, winged and other insects including a dragonfly, printed factory mark, numbered 'A2960' in black, 18cm high (3)Provenance: Ivor Southorn Collection.Condition:Single vase - closely crazed to the glaze all over. Wear to the gilding around the inner rim. Rubbing to one section of the gilt on the base.Pair of vases - some general tarnishing and a couple of minor dings and dents to the silver mounts. The way that the silver has been mounted is also quite crude. The porcelain is crazed but has no signs of damage.

An unusual Coalport porcelain quatrefoil tray, likely for a cabaret service, circa 1861-75with pierced twin handles, the pale green ground painted to the centre with a head and shoulders portrait of a young woman in a black shawl, with roses in her hair, surrounded by a floral linked garland of roses and other flowers suspended by two gilt bows, printed purple 'CSN' ampersand and 'Coalport English Porcelain' mark to the base, 42cm wideProvenance: Ivor Southorn Collection.Condition:Condition is generally good. There is one slight hairline or glaze scratch to the underside rim. The dentil rim gilding is also very dull in comparison to the rest of the gilt. One small original dentil peeking through suggests parts of this border faded or were rubbed and it was regilded at some stage. Rings true when tapped.

COALPORT; eight small porcelain figures of ladies from the 'Minuets' range, designed by Martin Evans c.1996, comprising 'Chloe', 'Holly', 'Joanne', 'Jade', 'Rosie', 'Leanne', 'Hannah' and 'Abigail', average height 9cm (8).

A REGENCY ENGLISH PORCELAIN BOUGH POT AND COVERPOSSIBLY COALPORT, EARLY 19TH CENTURYpainted with floral panels interspersed with marbled panels, on bun feet, together with a Paris porcelain bough pot and cover, with gilt scrolling foliage above arcading and lion's paw feet (2)17cm high, 21.5cm wide (max)ProvenanceKenneth Neame: An Enduring Legacy.PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS TO BE OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE.

A PAIR OF ENGLISH PORCELAIN CACHE POTS AND STANDSPROBABLY COALPORT, C.1810of flaring cylindrical form, painted with floral sprays on a yellow ground, between ring handles (2)15.8cm highProvenanceKenneth Neame: An Enduring Legacy.PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS TO BE OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE.

A REGENCY ENGLISH PORCELAIN BOUGH POT AND COVERPOSSIBLY COALPORT, EARLY 19TH CENTURYof slender oval form, painted with scenes of a moated house and a ruined castle on a salmon ground and between mask and shell handles29.2cm longProvenanceKenneth Neame: An Enduring Legacy.PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS TO BE OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE.

A Coalport porcelain part tea set, decorated with reserves of flowers between dark blue panels, gilt heightened, comprising six teacups, six saucers, six sandwich plates, cake plate and sugar bowl.

A Coalport porcelain figure from the Egyptian collection, modelled as Jamila, limited edition 143/750, 24cm high.

Two Royal Doulton porcelain figures, modelled as June HN2991, and Angela HN3419, together with a Coalport porcelain figure modelled as Ladies of Fashion Teresa. (3)

Two Royal Doulton porcelain figures, modelled as Pretty Ladies Natalie, Gemstones Collection July Ruby, together with a Coalport figure modelled as Kimberley and Kate. (4)

Two Nao porcelain figures, modelled as a young girl seated beside fallen milk pail, 20cm high, and girl with lamb on shoulders, 25.5cm high, together with a Coalport porcelain figure modelled as Rosemary, from The Ladies of Fashion Series. (3)

A Collection of Various 18th/19th Century English Porcelain to Comprise a Three Pieces of Coalport Felspar Porcelain Decorated with Flowers and Floral Insets and Gilt Highlights on White Ground, Together with Other Various Cabinet Cups and Saucers, Hand Painted Plate with Ribbon and Floral Decoration Having Printed Mark for Salopian Coalport ect

A Collection of Various Coalport Porcelain to Comprise Cabinet Cups and Saucers, Indian tree, Globular Vase and Green Ground and Floral Cartouche Ect

A GROUP OF CERAMICS AND BIRD ORNAMENTS, comprising a Chinese porcelain plaque hand painted mountain scene with a red wax seal and paper label stuck to the front, a seven piece wooden 'Grass Hopper' band, a Norwegian Nyform 'Troll' figure, 'Country Artists' penguin figures, the Coalport sculptures of The Village Inn, The Towers and The Gate House, seven miniature pewter figures, four boxed porcelain thimbles, Wade Whimsie Hat Box Series 'Jock- no coat' and 'Dachie'(chipped and reglued nose), etc. (Qty) (Condition Report: wooden grass hoppers have some wear and slight damage)

COALPORT PORCELAIN MIRROR, 19th century Rococo style, arched plate with pink and gilt C scroll and C scrolled surmount with gilt monogram crest, the sides having gilt girandoles, 75cm x 52cm.

A collection of five Royal Doulton, Coalport and Royal Worcester porcelain figures of ladies, to include Royal Worcester Destiny limited edition 841/1000, h.26cmOne figure with chips to flowers on dress.The largest figure missing something from right hand.

A collection of nine Coalport porcelain figures of ladies, to include Loretta and Chelsea, largest height 13cmTwo with tiny chips to the flowers on their dresses.Otherwise they appear intact.

Three Coalport Porcelain Figurines to include Mrs Fitzherbert, Emma Hamilton, and Literary Heroines - Moll. Good condition, no damage.

Three Coalport Porcelain Figurines to include Classic Elegance - Summer Breeze, Golden Anniversary, and Ladies of Fashion - Joan. Good condition, no damage.

A selection of six porcelain ladies, various makers to include Royal Worcester, Coalport and Royal Doulton

A Coalport vase, with a pierced rim, decorated flowers, 24 cm high, and a porcelain ewer, with a stopper, decorated flowers, 26 cm high (2)

A collection of porcelain related books, Maureen Batkin Wedgwood Ceramics 1846-1959, Michael Messenger Coalport 1795-1926, John & Griselda Lewis Pratt Ware 1780-1840, John Twitchett & Betty Bailey Royal Crown Derby, Charles R Hajdamach British glass 1800-1914, Lawrence Whistler Scenes and signs on glass, Marian Klamkin the collectors guide to carnival glass, Alastair Dunvan Orrefors Glass, Willy Van Den Bossche Antique glass bottles their history and evolution 1500-1850, Lincoln Hallinan British Commemoratives, (10)  

A collection of pottery and porcelain related reference books, Geoffrey A. Godden, Ridgway Porcelains, Geoffrey A. Godden, Lowestoft Porcelains, A. Ball, The Price Guide to Pot Lids and Other Underglaze Multicolour Prints on Ware, Henry Sandon, Flight and Barr Worcester Porcelain 1783-1840, John and Margaret Cushion, A Collector's History of British Porcelain, David Battie's Guide to Understanding 19th & 20th Century British Porcelain, Peter Bradshaw, 18th Century English Porcelain Figures 1745-1795, Michael Messenger, Coalport 1795-1926, Wolf Mankowitz, Wedgwood (9)

Royal Worcester white porcelain dolphin salt, 12 cm high, 12 cm wide, 12 cm deep, slight chip to rim, t/w 2 Coalport shell posy vases, and a 3 piece Nativity from Brooks & Bentley, and a floral brooch.

A late 19thC Coalport porcelain tea service, decorated in gilt and cobalt blue with a band of flowers, and a wavy band, pattern number Y3691, printed and painted marks, comprising cream jug and sugar bowl, pair of bread plates, ten teacups, twelve saucers and eleven tea plates.

A Large Collection of Coalport Feldspar Porcelain Dinnerwares (Some with Bottom Stamp, 'Patronised by the Society of Arts') to comprise Platters, Plates, Loving Mug, Shaped Dishes Etc (50 Pieces in Total) Condition Not Perfect with Varying Issues to include Crazing, Restoration, Hairlines, Loss Etc

Mixed Lot: Chinese porcelain, Royal Doulton character jug Mr Quaker, Coalport character figure and Worcester Quaker Oats breakfast set

COALPORT; a quantity of 'Cairo Blue' porcelain dinnerware.

3 Royal Doulton figures, "Vivienne" HN 2073; "Lady Charmian" HN 1949, and "First Steps" HN 3282, tallest H.24cm; "La Reine" Limoges porcelain bowl with floral and gilt decoration and scalloped rim, Dia.23.5cm; with ladle, small comport, W.16cm; Coalport "Revelry" teacup and saucer, and a brass microscope candle light fan shade, H.23cm, (green silk a/f). (9)

TWO EARLY 19TH C. PORCELAIN CUPS & SAUCERS, comprising CHAMBERLAIN WORCESTER COFFEE CUP & SAUCER, richly gilt and enamelled with sprays of summer flowers, scalloped border, Egyptian revival lotus handle, claret backstamps; and COALPORT TEA CUP & SAUCER, Etruscan shape, boldly enamelled with full blown roses with gilt foliage and dentil rims, saucer with Society of Arts scarlet backstamp (4)Provenance: private collection South Wales.Comments: Worcester cup with hairlines, saucer gilding rubbed; Coalport minorly worn.

COALPORT PORCELAIN CACHE POT ON STAND, 19th Century, gilt dolphin handles, two painted landscapes in rectangular cartouches reserved on gilt vermicelli ground, stand raised on three lions paw feet, base with painted gilt 'No 2', 19h x 23.5cms diamProvenance: Pembrokeshire Country HouseComments: gilt rubbed in places.

Coalport porcelain coffee set, late 19th/early 20th Century, decorated with floral gilding on red and apple green grounds, printed marks to base, in a presentation case, the cups 5.2cm high, the saucers 11cm wide Condition Report: The box is worn, in line with age and use.One green saucer has a hairline crack.Two red cups have hairline cracks and restoration.The quality of gilding is good with minor wear.Some surface staining.

A Coalport porcelain part tea service comprising ten teacups and saucers, twelve tea plates, two stands, milk jug, cake plate and tea bowl, floral design with gilding, retail mark one some pieces for Soane & Smith, Oxford St.

An unusual English porcelain flower vase, possibly Coalport, circa 1860after the Sèvres 'hollandois nouveau ovale' shape, comprising bulb vase and stand raised on four paw feet, painted with figures in rural landscapes, with gilt scrolls and foliage, unmarked, overall height 20cm highCondition:Stand - One hole has a long firing crack, and an opposing hole has a hairline. One foot has been re-stuck. Vase - Rubbing to gilt around the upper rim and one side of the bottom rim.

Antique doll heads and some are on replacement bodies to include a Marotte old bisque head redressed , a Native American Indian bisque head baby head within its original leather painted cot .6” long, a Coalport Barbara porcelain figure c 5” lady, and a WS( likely Walther & Sohn) 8” bisque head or composition body with painted shoes and white dress and layers , a 189 bisque head( with crack) on a replaced body and other German bisque head dolls as shown( group of 7 items in mixed condition as detailed)

An English porcelain desk or dressing table set, 1st half 19th century, probably Coalport, the shaped rectangular form painted with panels of flowers reserved on a dark blue ground, set with a candlestick, small vase and two covered pots, 28.8cm. (7)Provenance: a private collection in Hampshire.

Five English porcelain plates, c.1770-1820, including a Derby saucer dish painted with flowers, a Derby plate with a flower spray within a blue band, a Chamberlain's Worcester plate moulded and painted with flowers, a Coalport plate painted with flowers within a blue and gilt rim, and a Spode plate with flowers within a formal flowerhead border, some faults, 24cm max. (5)

Four English porcelain inkwells, c.1810-20, one Chamberlain's Worcester, of cylindrical form and painted in the Imari palette with pattern 240, another of drum shape with lion mask handles, painted with a panel of figures, fitted with a later glass well, another similar with a continuous rural landscape, the pierced top with flower sprays, with removable inkwell, the last Coalport of shell form with a swan handle, the top painted with flowers amidst gilt detailing, with removable inkwell and dolphin finial, some faults, 14.5cm max. (8)Provenance: a private collection in Hampshire.

Four porcelain figures of ladies. Includes Royal Doulton Fragrance HN2334, Veronica HN3205, Rosemary HN3143 and Coalport Denise. Rosemary second quality. Denise crack to base.

A COLLECTION OF PORCELAIN FIGURES, comprising a Coalport Ladies of Fashion 'Romany dance' figure, a small German mantel clock decorated with applied roses, Dresden mark to base, twelve pots of china flowers, maker's names include Royal Doulton, Royal Adderley, Chorley, a pair of parrots perched on tree stumps (small chip and nibbles to paint), a Capodimonte 'Owl' figure supported by a circular wooden base, a royal Worcester 'Goldfinch'3239, two Beswick male pheasants, impressed marks to base 1225, an oval J&G Meakin meat plate (signs of heavy wear), a Minton's cream and patterned gold gilt border plate, diameter 20cm (26) (Condition Report: signs of wear to plates, pots of flowers have nibbles and damage, other obvious damage mentioned in description)

A Spode porcelain Osprey, Coalport Pied Wagtail and Coalport Chaffinch