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Click here to subscribeA Richard Ginori Art Deco style gilt banded dinner service (design "G-84"), comprising five dinner plates, thirteen dessert plates, two vegetable bowls, lidded soup tureen, coffee pot, cream jug, sugar pot, eight coffee cans, ten saucers, milk jug, together with two plain white Thomas vegetable tureens and covers
A collection of Royal Worcester Evesham pattern dinner wares including tureen and cover, pie dish, vegetable dish, sauce boat, various other dishes and covers, salt and pepper etc and Royal Worcester gilt lined dinner plates x ten and matching side plates x ten and a set of seven Queen Anne bone china gilt lined bowls together with with two boxes of sundry china and glass ware (3 boxes)
A pair of Continental cream matt glazed and gilded pottery urns and covers with gilt brass embellishments including finial, liner, collar and scroll foot base, 43 cm high together with a Leach standard ware St. Ives Pottery soup tureen and four bowls with lug handles and a part glazed terracotta deep bowl, 34 cm diameter x 16 cm high
A Royal Crown Derby transfer printed part dinner service - impressed and light brown printed factory marks, date code for 1893, decorated in light brown with floral sprays, foliage and diaper work, comprising a meat plate; a set of five graduated serving platters (49cm, 44cm, 33.25cm and a pair 28.25cm); an oval covered soup tureen, ladle and stand; two sauce tureens and stands (one lacks cover, one tureen with later red printed 1894 mark); four oval covered vegetable dishes; 23 x 26.5cm dinner plates; 13 x 23cm salad plates; and four soup plates. (64)* Condition: All pieces in good condition, apart from: - Meat plate: hairline crack to edge of the well - 49cm platter: Small patch of discoloured glaze crazing to centre of well. - One 28.25cm platter has a few patches of discoloured glaze crazing to the well - Sauce tureen base only: Discoloured glaze crazing to interior and base - One vegetable dish has discoloured glaze crazing to the interior - Dinner plates: Seven with a small patch of discoloured glaze crazing and nine with heavy discoloured glaze crazing. - Salad plates: Three with a small patch of discoloured glaze crazing and seven with heavy discoloured glaze crazing. - Soup plates: Three with scattered patches of discoloured glaze crazing.
This sophisticated and elegant piece of tableware is made of fine porcelain, decorated with the Winterthur adaptation of the Emerald Vine design that features a delicate green vine motif with gold accents. Presents a classic tureen shape with a broad, deep oval body, gold glided on the handles and a low domed lid with a knob handle. Winterthur, Mottahedeh and Vista Alegre backstamp. Issued: 2003Dimensions: Pot: 7.5''L x 13''W x 5.75''H; Lid: 8''L x 11.5''W x 4.5''HManufacturer: Vista AlegreCountry of Origin: PortugalCondition: Age related wear.
A Minton Gothic dinner service designed by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, comprising; large platter, large soup tureen, cover and stand, ten soup bowls, eleven dinner plates, printed in blue to the well with a tracery roundel, the rim with a stylised flower repeat in blue on a white ground, the tureen with gilt highlights, impressed and printed marks, minor damages, 47.5cm. wide, (platter), (25) ProvenancePrivate collection. LiteratureThe John Scott Collection, Architect-Designers From Pugin to Voysey, volume 8, The Fine Art Society, catalogue no.31 for a comparable side plate.
A selection of Victorian and later blue and white china, glassware and other items to include a large tureen, cover and stand, German Westerwald jugs and a pot, Victorian blue quilted satin ware jug and stopper, wrythen moulded celery vase and other itemsLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request
A GEORGE IV SILVER SHAPED OVAL SOUP TUREEN AND COVER THOMAS WIMBUSH, LONDON 1829, THE LINER BY BENJAMIN PRESTON, LONDON 1831 The domed cover with a demi lion crest finial and a moulded border, the body with twin branch loop handles issuing from oak leaves and acorns, a chased bead and quatrefoil border, and on four foliate scroll feet, engraved with two armorials to both the cover and the body, the first armorial of the East India Company, granted in 1696, and engraved 'Presented by the Honorable East India Company', the second armorial is for the Bosanquet family, the shaped oval liner engraved with a crest 44cm (17 1/4in) long 5501g (176.9 oz) gross Provenance: Sale, Sotheby's, 20th November 1986, lot 231The Bosanquet family were Huguenot descendants of David du Mont de BOSANQUET (1661-1732) born Lunel Languedoc-Roussillion, France, who fled to London in 1698, where he married Elizabeth HAYS (1676-1737). The family were merchants and financiers and established themselves in England, with Richard BOSANQUET (1735-1809) becoming a director of the East India Company and Samuel BOSANQUET (1744-1806) becoming the Governor of the Bank of England. The armorial for the BOSANQUET family has blazon, and the engraving shows the BOSANQUET arms as a quarterly, ensuring that the BOSANQUET family member who owned the arms were a descendants of Samuel BOSANQUET (1700-1765) and Mary DUNSTER (1712-1765). Condition Report: Marks to the cover clearMarks to the body lightly rubbedAll engraving is crispSlightly wobblesThe cover with two minor dents to the edge of the raised sectionThe cover fits with slight gaps without the liner fittedLion finial appears to be off centre to the coverMarks to the liner clearSplit to the rim of the liner near one of the crests. Dent to the opposite side. Heavy salt corrosion to the liner. Liner has been dropped and fits badly into the body.Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer
A FRENCH SILVER SHAPED OVAL VEGETABLE TUREEN RETAILED BY BOIN TABURET J. GRUHIER, PARIS, CIRCA 1900 With a bud finial to the domed cover, twin foliate loop handles and on a shaped oval moulded spreading foot 29cm (11 1/2in) long 1906g (61.3 oz) Condition Report: Marks are clearStands wellNo engravingCover fits wellLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer
A very rare Limehouse dry mustard pot, circa 1746-48Of squat ovoid form, finely painted in blue with Amphitrite sitting in her chariot pulled by two dolphins, two putti before her, buildings and trees behind, 6.2cm diamFootnotes:ProvenanceBunny and Paul Davies Collection, Simon Spero exhibition, 2013, catalogue no.31Watney CollectionIllustrated by Ray Jones, The Origins of Worcester Porcelain (2018), p.216, where a very similar but more thickly potted example in the Simon Spero Collection is also cited. Limehouse was the first English factory to use European figure and landscape decoration on blue and white porcelain and examples are extremely scarce. Classical scenes such as this were used to decorate large tureens and dry mustard pots at Limehouse but were rarely, if ever, used on other forms. Five such large tureens and a handful of dry mustard pots are recorded, all probably painted by the same hand in a style reminiscent of Continental porcelain.A punch tureen with a very similar scene by the same hand is illustrated by Geoffrey Godden, English Blue and White Porcelain (2004), pp.86-7, col. pls.21 and 22, and p.99, pls.102 and 103. Compare the female figure to that on the cover of the punch tureen in the Victoria and Albert Museum, illustrated by Godden on p.99, pls.102 and 103, and the putti on the cover of the Watney punch tureen, lot 267 in this sale. The same hand is also responsible for the decoration on a group of large sauceboats, see lot 266 in this sale. A related shape of dry mustard pot with a cover, painted with a rose spray identical to those to the interiors of these sauceboats, is illustrated in the ECC's Limehouse Ware Revealed (1993), p.45, fig.103.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A rare Limehouse large sauceboat, circa 1746-48Of wide six-sided form, the flat base with a splayed footrim with a zig-zag border, the sides moulded with overlapping shell-like leaves, the distinctive crabstock handle with a leaf thumbrest, the two reserved side panels painted in blue with European landscapes, one with distant buildings beyond a wooded lake, the other with a two swans before a ruined monument and further buildings in the distance, the interior painted with a thorny rose spray, further undulating leafy rose sprays to the interior rim and vine leaves by the lip and handle, 21.5cm longFootnotes:ProvenanceWatney CollectionThe low form of this sauceboat without a foot is highly unusual, and both the European landscape painting and rose sprays are certainly by the same hand responsible for the decoration on an important Limehouse punch tureen from the Watney Collection, see lot 267 in this sale. The ruined monument is a motif that probably appeared for the first time on Limehouse, and is a motif which appears on some smaller sauceboats traditionally attributed to Limehouse but now considered likely to be Lund's Bristol, see lot 270 in this sale.A very similar sauceboat is illustrated in the ECC's Limehouse Ware Revealed (1993), pp.36-7, figs.65 and 68, together with matching sauceboat fragments excavated from the factory site in figs.66 and 67, and also by Ray Jones, The Origins of Worcester Porcelain (2018), pp.232-3. This is also illustrated by Geoffrey Godden, An Introduction to English Blue and White Porcelains (1974), pl.19, fig.96, by John Potter, 'The Search for the Limehouse Pottery', Morley College Ceramics Circle Bulletin (1992), fig.13, by Geoffrey Godden, English Blue and White Porcelain (2004), p.74 and pp.80-1, col. pl.12 and pls.79 and 80, by Nicholas Panes, British Porcelain Sauceboats (2009), p.50, fig.69, and was sold by Bonhams as part of the Geoffrey Godden Collection on 30 June 2010, lot 43. For fragments from a sauceboat with an identical scene of a distant cottage excavated at the factory site, see The Limehouse Porcelain Manufactory, MOLAS Monograph 6 (2000), p.57, fig.111 and Jones (2018), p.232.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Flight and Barr Worcester sauce tureen, cover and stand from the Sir Robert Peel service, circa 1800Of gently lobed circular form, with bifurcated handles, painted with the crest of a demi-lion rampant, wearing a blue collar and holding a gilt shuttle between its paws, above the cipher 'RP' interrupted by a red hand, reserved on a wide band of gilt foliate scrollwork on a 'Barr's orange' ground, 17.7cm high incised B marks (3)Footnotes:ProvenanceBonhams, 10 December 2008, lot 232Charles Dawson CollectionThis crest and a full coat of arms was granted in 1792 to the industrialist Robert 'Parsley' Peel (1723-1793). The red hand between the initials under the crest indicates this service was ordered by the third son of the grantee, also Robert (1750-1830) who was granted a baronetcy in 1800. The service was probably commissioned soon afterwards to mark his elevation to baronet. It was his son, the future British Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel (1788-1850), who inherited the baronetcy in 1830 together with, presumably, this service.A slop bowl, teapot stand and sucrier from this service and bearing the Peel crest were also offered by Bonhams on 10 December 2008, lots 233-235. However, the present lot is the only piece known showing the gilt cipher, appearing on both sides of the tureen and the stand underneath each crest.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
An important Limehouse punch tureen and cover, circa 1746-48Of circular form raised on four lion mask and paw feet with details picked out in blue, with two elaborate scroll and shell moulded handles, the low domed cover with a twig finial issuing leaves, the sides painted in blue with two tree-lined European landscape scenes, one depicting a bridge with two swans swimming beneath, two figures herding sheep in the distance, one on horseback, the other with a building and two figures before a flock of sheep and a cow, vine leaves between the handle terminals, the cover with a continuous landscape depicting three classical scenes of winged putti, including two with a basket of fruit, one beside a bird in a cage, and one standing having released two birds in flight above, the rim with a scrolled border, a thorny rose spray to the interior and another underneath the cover, 28cm wide across handles, 18.5cm high (2)Footnotes:ProvenanceWatney CollectionIllustrated by Bernard Watney, 'Four Groups of Porcelain, possibly Liverpool', ECC Trans, Vol.4, Pt.5 (1959), pl.7a (as Liverpool), by Bernard Watney, English Blue and White Porcelain (1963), pl.43d (as Liverpool), and on the front and back covers of ECC Trans, Vol.17, Pt.1 (1999) as a tribute to Bernard Watney. These covered tureens were probably the most costly of all Limehouse porcelain and are remarkable not only for their size, but also for the quality of the painting. The distinctive style of painting represented by these bowls is Continental rather than English. It relates to a distinct group of Limehouse dry mustard pots with classical decoration, see lot 265 in this sale. It also relates to a distinct group of large sauceboats with very similar European landscapes and identical rose sprays to the centre, with a single vine leaf to the pouring lips, see lot 266 in this sale. All of these must certainly be by the same hand.It has been suggested that these tureens were intended for serving mulled wine or punch, as all have vine leaves in the spaces and Geoffrey Godden had an example with grapes to the interior. Including the present lot, just five examples are recorded, each apparently painted by the same hand. One of these, lacking its cover but painted with identical European landscape scenes, is in the Mint Museum in Charlotte, North Carolina (inv. no.D1981.99.9). The second example was purchased by Geoffrey Godden from Liane Richards, who had bought it at Sotheby's in 1996. This was sold by Bonhams as part of the Geoffrey Godden Collection on 30 June 2010, lot 42, there purchased by Rosalie Sharp. In her book, China to Light up a House, Vol.1 (2015), p.173, Rosalie Sharp recounts her excitement when she received the piece that she had previously seen only in photographs. Her example had been illustrated by Geoffrey Godden, English Blue and White Porcelain (2004), pp.86-7, col. pls.21 and 22 and pp.99-100, pls.104 and 105. Example number three is in the Victoria and Albert Museum (inv. no.C.260&A-1938) and this is also illustrated by Godden (2004), pls.102 and 103 and by Ray Jones, The Origins of Worcester Porcelain (2018), p.218. The fourth example, lacking its cover, is in the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool Museums. The present lot is the only example with a twig finial to the cover.European landscape decoration on Limehouse falls into two distinct groups. One features large and prominent figures, while in the other group represented here, the figures are diminutive with the emphasis on the landscape itself, the scenes framed by trees and buildings. The cottage with a picket fence is a form of decoration which originated at Limehouse but was also used at Lund's Bristol. A Limehouse teapot and cover from the Liane Richards Collection painted with a very similar building is illustrated by Ray Jones, The Origins of Worcester Porcelain (2018), p.226 and was sold by Bonhams on 13 April 2016, lot 95. Another is found on a teapot illustrated (with a Chinese cover) by Rosalie Sharp (2015), p.175, fig.594 and by Jones (2018), p.226.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Pair of Wedgwood transferware oval meat plates, Chinese landscape scenes, 36cm, an Abbey transferware comport; Copeland Spode Italian sugar basin; and two transferware sauce tureens; together with a Minton Ironstone tureen.Condition report:Both meat plates are in good condition with the usually expected surface wear, cheese stand has a large chip to the foot and some heaving staining to the top, Spode sugar bowl is good, one sauce tureen cracked, the other crazed, chipped and stained, Minton serving dish has a couple of very small rim chips otherwise good.
Spode Trapnell Sprays tea and dinner service mostly for twelve. Including soup tureen, jugs, salt and pepper, etc. Max. H23cm Condition Report: Overall in good-very good condition. Small chip to the rim of two of the dishes. One has broken however both parts are present. Several pieces have scratches (mainly the plates) however the majority appear unused, some still have the original stickers to the bases. The large jug has a hairline crack. One of the medium plates has a chipped rim. Some pieces would benefit from a clean.
A quantity of French Haviland Limoges Floreal pattern tea and dinner wares comprising teapot, twin handled sugar basin, milk jug, two tea cups, two saucers, eight side plates, a rectangular serving tureen, oval serving dish, six small oval dishes one medium oval dish and one larger oval dish (25 approx)
A quantity of Copeland Spode Gainsborough pattern transfer-printed and over-painted dinner wares comprising a trio of graduated rectangular meat/serving plates, two oval vegetable tureens, twelve soup bowls, twelve dinner plates, six side plates, eleven small plates, serving tureen, etc (AF) (47 approx)
FOUR BOXES OF CERAMICS AND KITCHENWARE to include three Balmoral China teacups and saucers, a Rutland tureen without its lid, a Mynott Coffee Pot, a tea pot, an assortment of modern Willow style tableware, a boxed pair of Cath Kidston mugs, two Piral cooking pots, two Royal Worcester 'Evesham' pastry dishes, a large quantity of assorted white porcelain kitchenware, a large 'Doulton Burslem' serving plate, a Toni Raymond celery pot, etc. (4 boxes) (s.d)
A LARGE QUANTITY OF NAMED CERAMICS to include Minton 'Chinese Tree' patterned tableware comprising a comport, an individual soup tureen, two double handled square plates, three saucers, three side plates, a cup, and a serving plate, a Ridgeways 'Anglesey' wash jug, a Mason's 'Pagoda' wash jug and basin with a chamber pot, an unmarked ceramic soup spoon, a blue and white 'willow style' teacup, a seasoning pot, a Wedgwood 'Lace' butter dish without lid, a roof rack, a foot pump, and four framed pictures (qty) (Condition Report: the Minton ware displays extensive historic repairs to the comport, tureen, one of the square serving plates, one of the saucers, and one of the side plates, and the tea cup, the Ridgeways wash jug has hairline crack on the inside rim)
A GROUP OF NAMED CERAMICS, to include Crown Ducal 'Orange Tree' pattern cake plate, tea plate, two biscuit plates, tea cup, coffee can and saucer, two Shelley 'Tall Trees' pattern tea plates (one cracked) and one saucer, a Royal Albert 'Lady Carlyle' pattern tea cup (cracked), four Minton 'Haddon Hall' pattern tea cups and cream jug (marked as second quality), a Royal Crown Derby 'Green Derby Panel' pattern milk jug (chipped), two Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' pattern saucers (one marked as second quality) a Hammersley & Co. individual tea pot and water jug (both have large cracks along the base), a covered tureen, water jug, etc. (Qty) (Condition Report: most obvious damage is mentioned in description, other pieces may have crazing in varying degrees)
FORTY PIECES OF BURTONDALE IMARI DINNER AND GIFT WARES, some pieces with more gilding than others, comprising a large soup tureen (hairline and crazing), four soup bowls (one with repaired handle) and saucers, six fruit saucers in two different designs, seven teacups (one with tiny chip) and saucers, two coffee cans, one saucer and two side plates, together with a large footed vase (extensive cracks to base), a jardiniere, a bulbous vase with elongated neck, a bell and two match holders (40) (Condition Report: generally ok, obvious specific damage as stated in description, a little light crazing and gilding wear/loss)
Hand painted oval vegetable bowl, chicken lid tureen, and creamer. Vibrant polychrome colors featuring berries, and chickens. Fitz and Floyd backstamp. Oval bowl: 12.25"L x 8"W x 4.5"H. Chicken tureen: 11"L x 7"W x 9.5"H. Creamer: 5"L x 4"W x 4.75"H. Issued: c. 2006-2015Dimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Fitz and Floyd PotteryCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
A Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' Porcelain Part Tea and Dinner Service, comprising: tureen (no cover), oval meat dish, six two-handled soup bowls and saucers, salt and pepper pots, six dinner plates, six dessert plates, six side plates, twelve bowls (two sizes), gravy boat and stand, six tea cups and saucers, sugar bowl, milk jug, coffee pot and cover, cake dish, bread and butter plate, butter knife and a cover.
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