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Lot 52
A near pair of Caughley Salopian blue and white teabowls with saucers, together with a Royal Worcester bluish ivory ewer with colourful painted floral sprays, a pair of Meissen chocolate pots with covers and saucers and a oblong saucer, a Cauldron part tea service, a pair of Continental figurines, and further miscellaneous teacups with saucers, (A/F), (a Lot).
Lot 14848
A Royal Worcester Crown ware earthernware part Dinner Service designed by Scottie Wilson, circa 1960, with typical stylised black print bird decoration on a terracotta ground, printed factory marks and facsimile signature, comprising six dinner plates, six dessert plates, six side or tea plates, four small dessert bowls, a larger dessert bowl, two soup or breakfast bowls, a circular stand or saucer, and a three piece obelisk shaped cruet set comprising a salt and pepper shakers and a mustard pot and cover Footnote: Royal Worcester commissioned Scottie Wilson to design table ware in the very early 1960s. It was produced in tea, coffee and dinnerware ranges in three colourways, black printed on either a terracotta, grey or white ground and Wilson based his design on the totem images of native American Indians which he had seen when he was resident in Canada prior the second world war. Unfortunately the pattern was a not a commercial success and it was discontinued in 1965 as it was perhaps a little too expensive for its target market although it was wildly admired in artistic circles of the day." The dinner plates 25cm diameter, the cruet set 10cm high overall. Condition: Most items in good condition, one dinner plate chipped to undeside of rim, one small bowl chipped to the underside of rim, salt pot with cracked to the top. View on auctionatrium.com
Lot 178
A pair of Royal Worcester cream glazed figurines, one of a standing peasant boy carrying a woven basket on his shoulder and the other of a young bonneted girl carrying a basket, 10 ins high bearing nos. 880 to the base and dated for 1894 (chip to bow of lady`s dress), (catalogue illustrated)
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