A fine Barr Flight & Barr Worcester porcelain trio, c. 1805. Finely painted in the manner of John Pennington with panels of Lakeland scenes. Elaborately gilded upon a salmon pink ground.
Imcised & painted marks.
Condition - Some wear to gilding.
One of eight trios we currently have in stock.
Price – £ 1,150 each trio.
A fine Japanese ivory netsuke, c. 1870. Carved as two rats upon a mat, amongst leaves & rope. The detail beautifully rendered.
Unsigned.
Length – 1 7/8″ , 4.5cm
£850.
Japanese ivory netsuke, c. 1890. Well carved with numerous Mythological figures around a giant peach. The base with fans, fly whisk & a sack. Signed to base.
Height – 2″, 5cm. Condition – Perfect. £ 1,250
A fine Royal Worcester plaque, dated 1912. Exquisitely painted by Richard Sebright with a study of fruit & flowers in a basket, upon a ledge. Mounted in original gilt swept frame, & behind glass.
Signed – R. Sebright.
Puce mark & date code for 1912 to the reverse.
Diameter of plaque in frame – 4 1/4″, 11cm. Width of frame – 8 1/2″, 21.5cm square.
Condition - Perfect, no restoration, no scratches, no crazing.
SOLD
A fine Worcester tea bowl & saucer, c. 1755. Both pieces printed & finely painted with the Red Bull pattern, of Chinese figures with a bull, beside rocks & trees. All within a simple black rim .
Unmarked.
Diameter of saucer -4 3/4″, 12.2cm.
Condition – In absolute perfect condition. No restoration
SOLD
A Chamberlain Worcester vase, c. 1805. Finely painted in the manner of Thomas Baxter with a study of feathers. Finely gilded with a net & swag design on a salmon pink ground. The rim with a Greek key fret motif. Having gilt lion head moulded handles above a stylised elongated paw.
Painted script mark to base.
Height – 3 1/4″, 8.5cm.
Condition - Minute wear to the gilded rim. Otherwise in perfect condition.
SOLD
A rare Lowestoft leaf moulded pickle dish, c. 1760. Hand painted with flowers.
The foot rim marked ’6′.
Condition - Typical miniscule chips to rim. Otherwise in perfect condition.
Length – 3 3/4″, 9.5cm.
SOLD
An unusual German bisque porcelain group, c. 1890. Depicting a Dixieland band, standing before a fence, playing various musical instruments.
Height – 7 1/2″, 19cm, Width – 9″, 22.8 cm.
Condition - Repair to chip on tuba. Otherwise in excellent condition.
£ 580
A Masons Ironstone garniture, c. 1840. Printed & painted in Oriental style with a scroll panel of a pavilion before a tree & river landscape. Further decorated with birds amongst foliage on an orange, turquoise & cobalt blue ground.
Each vase with twin stork handles.
Height of central vase – 9 1/2″, 24.2 cm.
Printed & painted marks to the bases.
Condition – Excellent. Minor, typical wear to the gilding, otherwise in perefct, unrestored condition.
£ 880
A fine pair of Royal Worcester pot pourri, dated 1881. Modelled in Persian style, with reticulated handles, stem & feet. The moulded details finely gilded & enamelled, in the manner of James Callowhill.
Printed & moulded marks to the bases.
Height – 8 1/4″, 21cm.
Condition – Minor wear to the gilding. Otherwise in perfect, unrestored condition.
SOLD