SECOND DAY’S SALE

WEDNESDAY 22nd JULY 2020

ORIENTAL & EUROPEAN CERAMICS & GLASS

Commencing at 10.00am Oriental and European Ceramics and Glass will be on view on: Friday 17th July 9.00am to 5.15pm Saturday 18th July 9.00am to 1.00pm Sunday 19th July 2.00pm to 4.00pm Monday 20th July 9.00am to 5.15pm Tuesday 21st July 9.00am to 5.15pm Limited viewing on sale day

Weights and measurements are approximate guidelines only unless stated to the contrary

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* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 103 481 482 483 An English wine glass the A Dutch soda glass beaker A pair of mid 19th Century bucket shaped bowl engraved engraved with two armorial heavy cut glass decanters with a portrait of Bonnie Prince devices, a figure and a and mushroom stoppers Charlie flanked by laurel, cartouche containing two with horizontal cut necks and thistle, a rose and bud, verso winged hearts below the hobnail shoulders above with a star, set on a straight air caption ‘Al wat op aarde leeft arched panels and star cut twist with inverted basal knop schydt eer een regt vrinds hert bases, 22cm. and a conical foot, 18cm high. nimmermeer’, 9cm high. *£120 - 180 *£100 - 200 *£50 - 80

484 A group of three 19th Century green glass Mel 485 bottles and stoppers each of compressed form A Continental Art Deco period glass comport with slender neck, one engraved with a fruiting the exterior boldly decorated with three black vine band, with m.o.p. and e.p. mounted cats reserved on a yellow ground, signed on the stoppers, 24-26cm. rim, 29.5cm diameter, [some wear]. *£100 - 200 *£100 - 200

104 486 487 A Daum cameo glass atomizer of cylindrical A pair of Georgian-style cut glass urns and form, the clear, yellow and pink striated body covers the domed covers with faceted finials, enamelled with cornflower and grass on an geometric and slice cut panels and on stepped acid etched ground, with planished gilt metal bases, 30cm. mounts, painted in gold to underside Daum *£150 - 200 Nancy with the Cross of Lorraine, circa 1900, 10cm high. *£200 - 300

490 488 A Bohemian ruby flashed A set of six 19th Century cut cut glass bowl and a similar glass finger bowls each with beaker the octagonal bowl on fluted band to the lower body, hobnail cut base, 17 cm wide; 13cm diameter. the beaker with spiral fluted 489 *£50 - 70 compressed body and star cut A mid 19th Century French base, 12cm high (2). with ringed glass *£50 - 70 neck and loop handle, the lower body engraved with harvest motifs, 22cm. *£50 - 70

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 105 491 A pair of 19th Century cut glass shaft and globe decanters and stoppers of conventual form with facet cut stoppers, 30cm. 492 493 *£40 - 60 A Georgian glass decanter A Georgian glass decanter and stopper of Indian Club and stopper of Indian Club shape with slice cut decoration shape cut with interlocking and on square base, lozenge bands of stylised tulips, on stopper, late 18th Century, square foot, lozenge stopper, 36cm. late 18th Century, 34cm. *£50 - 80 *£50 - 80

494 495 496 A Regency heavy cut-glass A mid 19th Century heavy A mid 19th Century heavy cut- vase with hexagonal body and cut-glass cream jug on star-cut glass ewer with pillar cut body flared rim, on fan-cut foot, circa foot, circa 1840, 14cm. and start cut foot, circa 1840, 1820, 21cm. *£40 - 60 27cm. *£50 - 80 *£40 - 60

106 497 498 A Webb green and clear cameo glass vase of A pair of twin branch cut glass lustres with waisted form with flared rim, decorated with hexagonal sockets set on petal shaped drip scrolling lilies and foliage, signed ‘Webb’ at the pans hung with pendants and prismatic drops foot with acid etched mark to the underside, on a hexagonal shaft and petal shaped base, circa 1930, 17cm high. 32.5cm high. *£150 - 200 *£300 - 400

500 499 A Lalique scent bottle and one other the A large presentation glass former ‘Duex Fleurs’ moulded in frosted and mug, dated 1850 of bell shape clear glass, acid etched R. Lalique France, 9 on knopped pedestal foot, cm wide together with a Baccarat example of engraved ‘Presented to Mr angular profile with faceted spire stopper, acid & Mrs McLeod August 27th etched marks and LMBC Paris, 11 cm high. 1850’, 20cm. *£150 - 200 *£50 - 70 501-4 No Lots.

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 107 505 507 A Chinese blue and white small bowl A Chinese Fahua baluster jar painted with a duck swimming amongst lotus decorated with insects flying amongst lotus flowers and foliage, early 17th Century, 10cm flowers and foliage below a lotus lappet border, [two hair cracks]. 15th/16th Century, 16cm high [riveted, neck *£80 - 120 lacking]. 506 *£100 - 150 A Chinese blue and white bowl and a two- Sold with a composite neck section prepared handled vase the first painted with flowering prior to restoration. stems, single character mark, Ming Dynasty, 12cm diameter [tiny rim chip]; the second glazed with cream splashes on a dark brown ground in Song Dynasty style, 11cm. (2). *£60 - 80

508 509 the interior painted A Chinese Qingbai cup and stand of A Chinese doucai saucer dish petal form covered in a pale blue glaze, with a medallion enclosing a pomegranate tree diameter of stand 14cm and rockwork, the underside with scattered pomegranates and fruiting branches, apocryphal *£150 - 250 six character Chenghua mark within double circles, probably Kangxi, 21cm diameter (restored, some wear to enamels). *£800 - 1200

108 510 A Chinese blue and copper-red charger boldly painted with four carp swimming amongst lotus blooms on a wave ground, the reverse with four Buddhist emblems, underglaze blue six-character Kangxi mark within double circles and of the period, 40cm diameter [restored section and crack to the rim]. *£2000 - 3000 Bears a Sotheby’s Belgravia label numbered 723949.

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 109 512 A Chinese charger painted with a central scroll panel of peonies and other flowers 511 on a floral diaper ground, Qianlong, 38cm [minor hair crack, tiny chips] together with a pair A Chinese export cylindrical mug inscribed of famille rose plates painted with floral sprays with the initials ‘J W’ within a garlanded oval and larger moulded cartouche, the seeded and sprigs, Qianlong, 23cm [one with tiny rim ground painted in blue with bunches of fruit, chips] 3. late Qianlong 14cm [minor rim chip]. *£150 - 250 *£80 - 120

513 A Chinese blue and white ‘Three Friends of Winter’ saucer dish the interior painted with a medallion and double line borders, the exterior with figures in a fenced garden and on a terrace, Qianlong seal mark and of the period, 18cm diameter [hairline and small rim chips]. *£300 - 500

514 A Chinese Export famille rose bowl painted in the Mandarin palette with three medallions depicting hunting scenes with sportsmen using bows and arrows and a flintlock gun within diaper borders, Qianlong, 23cm diameter [tiny flat chip to rim interior]. *£100 - 200

110 515 A Chinese ‘Hatcher Cargo’ blue and white ‘Dragon’ wine cup, a similar miniature double gourd vase and one other the first painted to the exterior with a scaly dragon chasing a flaming pearl, Transitional, mid 17th Century, 4.5cm high; the second painted with scrolling flowers and foliage either side of a diaper border, Transitional, mid 17th Century, 6.5cm; and a miniature ovoid vase painted with a russet trellis design, two-character seal mark, 5cm [3]. *£100 - 200 The Hatcher Cargo, the first ‘wreck cargo’ to come onto the market, was retrieved in 1983 from the wreck of a Chinese junk, the Tek Sing, off Admiral Stellingwerf Reef near Indonesia in the South China seas. The Tek Sing sunk circa 1643-46. Provenance. Christie’s June 1984.

516 517 A Chinese Perenakan famille rose moon A Chinese famille verte pear-shaped bottle flask decorated on one side with figures in a vase decorated with cartouche, foliate and landscape and verso with a pair of pheasants, circular panels of water plants, flowers and rock magpies, a magnolia tree, chrysanthemum and work on a green ground of floral sprays, 19th peony reserved on a pink ground of scrolling Century, 30cm high. lotus and shou characters, iron red seal mark, *£200 - 300 36cm high, [damage to neck]. *£100 - 200

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 111 519 A large Chinese porcelain armorial charger painted in underglaze blue with the arms and crest of Sykes of Sledmere with floral sprays and a diaper border, later clobbered in 518 polychrome enamels with butterflies, A Canton famille rose baluster vase and a famille rose fruit and flowers probably by bottle vase the first with gilt chilong handles and painted Unsworth of London, circa 1755, with a continuous scene of ladies, mythical beasts, 45cm diameter, [minor rim ]. auspicious objects and flowers, 23cm; the second with *£300 - 500 battle and audience scenes on a lotus scroll turquoise An identical blue and white plate ground, 25cm [minor damage to rim] both 19th Century. is illustrated in Chinese Armorial (2) Porcelain Vol 1, David Sanctuary *£100 - 150 Howard, p. 583. Cf. E.C.C.Transactions vol 28 2018 page 199-216 for a paper read by Helen Espir regarding Chinese blue and white porcelain clobbered in London in the 19th Century.

520 A pair of Chinese blanc de chine blossom tree ornaments and a similar small vase two birds 521 perched amongst prunus blossom, 18cm [some A Chinese Yixing figure of Budai emerging damage] wood stands; the vase moulded with from a large tree stump, 11cm high [minor prunus, 11cm losses]. *£50 - 70 *£50 - 70

112 523 Two Chinese Guan-type vases and a similar bowl covered with pale blue crackled glazes, the vases 16cm, the bowl 12cm diameter [damaged]. *£100 - 150

522 A Chinese famille rose vase and a Chinese green ground lamp base the first painted with two figures, one holding a goose in a basket, the other in the folds of his robes, a long fence and rockwork beyond, apocryphal iron-red Qianlong seal mark, 20th Century, 27cm; the second painted with butterflies amongst peony scrolls, 26cm (2). *£50 - 80

524 A mixed lot of Chinese porcelain comprising a pair of famille rose turquoise ground bowls, a pair of small yellow ground vases and an eggshell porcelain vase the bowls painted with the baoxiang on a turquoise ground, stencilled iron-red apocryphal four-character Qianlong marks, 11.5cm; the vases painted with panels and bands of floral sprays on a foliate yellow ground, 15cm [both with minor rim chip]; the slender eggshell vase painted with a bird amongst floral sprays, ‘made at ’ seal mark, 13.5cm. *£50 - 80

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 113 525 526 A Chinese ‘iron-rust’ glazed vase of squat A Chinese wine pot, cover and outer case, globular form with short cylindrical foot rim, probably for the Straits market enamelled covered in a lustrous brown glaze, underglaze with a baoxiang lotus scroll pattern on a lime blue six-character Daoguang mark within green ground, iron-red six character Tongzhi double circles, 8.5cm. mark,13cm [some damage]. *£80 - 120 *£100 - 150 527 A Chinese jardiniere of squat rectangular form, each side moulded with a panel of lotus scroll, impressed apocryphal Qianlong mark, 24 x 15cm. *£80 - 120 528 A Chinese clair de lune glazed vase of hexagonal archaic form, moulded with panels of shou characters, stylised chilong and flower sprays, impressed horizontal apocryphal six- character Qianlong mark, 30cm. *£100 - 200 529 A Chinese tea-dust glazed tripod bowl of squat circular form with rolled rim, 27cm diameter. *£80 - 120

531 530 A Chinese porcelain rectangular plaque A Chinese copper red and underglaze blue painted with a sailing boat in a mountainous painted with two cartouches depicting bowl river landscape, with inscription and seal, the lake landscapes between copper red diaper reverse moulded ‘SS Made in China’, 20th borders, ‘CBW’ mark, 12cm diameter. Century, 20 x 14cm *£50 - 80 *£50 - 80

114 532 A Chinese doucai vase of archaic form with waisted slender neck, painted with two wide bands of taotie masks between lappet and key fret pattern borders, underglaze blue six-character Qianlong seal mark, 30cm. *£300 - 500

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 115 533 A Chinese famille rose medallion bowl with flared rim and short cylindrical foot rim, the exterior enamelled and gilded with four medallions enclosing lanterns and auspicious objects on a ground of flowering lotus and scrolling tendrils, iron-red six- character Daoguang seal mark and of the period, 11cm diameter [minor wear to gilt lined rim]. *£3000 - 5000

116 534 A Chinese porcelain vase of globular form with raised flaring neck, the body decorated with a continuous lakeside landscape surmounted by a narrow band of peony on a yellow ground, flanked by coral and gilt bands of scrolling foliage and shou medallions, late 19th / 20th Century, 39cm high, [some rubbing to gold] *£1800 - 2200

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 117 536 537 A Chinese green crackle- A Chinese cream glazed glazed globular porcelain dish in Song Dynasty jar with short spout and loop style, the interior moulded handle, 27cm. in relief with three figures 535 *£100 - 200 amongst foliage within a key- A Chinese porcelain vase of fret border, gilt-metal bound mallet shaped form painted rim, 14cm in blue with five horses in a landscape below a peony scroll *£100 - 200 band and a row of stiff leaves, apocryphal six character mark for Kangxi within concentric circles, 18.5cm high. *£150 - 200

538 539 540 A Chinese Yixing tripod A Chinese blue and white A Chinese porcelain bowl of teapot and cover decorated in double gourd vase painted octagonal form decorated with black with the seated figure of with an equestrian figure and Jun glazes, 8cm diameter [fine Hotei, an inscription and seal, attendants, a musician seated hair crack]. 6.5cm high. amongst clouds above, 23cm *£250 - 300 *£50 - 70 *£150 - 200

118 541 A Chinese famille rose baluster jar and cover 542 decorated overall in bright enamels with A pair of Chinese Peranakan porcelain vases angular panels of birds, river landscapes, for the Straits market each of baluster form, rockwork and flowering branches on a peony the shoulders and neck applied with Buddhist and prunus cell ground, late , lion dogs and chilongs, decorated front and 42cm [minor fritting to finial]. verso with panels containing numerous figures *£250 - 300 in landscapes reserved on a yellow ground profusely decorated with birds, peaches, peony, chrysanthemum, prunus and other blooms above bands of pink, turquoise and red lappets, mid 19th Century, 45cm high, [rim chip to one]. *£800 - 1200

543 A pair of Chinese famille rose/verte vases of ovoid form with waisted necks and flared rims, painted with panels of deer, flowering 544 plants, lake and lakeside scenes on a powder A pair of Chinese famille rose baluster vases blue ground, six-character Kangxi marks within each painted with colourful birds perched on double circles, late Qing Dynasty, 35cm [one knarled branches with blossom, large peony damaged]. sprays to either side, underglaze blue double *£200 - 400 circle marks, late Qing Dynasty, 30.5cm *£250 - 350

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 119 545 A pair of Chinese famille rose ginger jars painted with a terrace court scene with the Immortal Shou-Lao amongst dignitaries, the 546 reverse with five bats, 20cm [one damaged] and of oviform painted in wood covers. A Chinese porcelain jar blue with prunus below a narrow notched band, *£100 - 200 together with a wooden cover pierced with a Shou medallion, concentric circles to base, 25cm high. *£80 - 120

547 A pair of Chinese famille rose yellow ground ginger jars each painted with a phoenix perched on blue rockwork amongst flowers and foliage, Qing Dynasty, 18.5cm with hardwood stands and covers. 548 *£200 - 400 A Chinese famille rose dish painted with a garden scene with figures around a table, a fence and rockwork beyond, iron-red stencilled Tongzhi seal mark and of the period, 19.5cm *£80 - 120

549 A small Chinese doucai porcelain bowl the exterior enamelled with a pair of dragons amongst scrolling peony, the interior with a single bloom and scrolling foliage, six character mark for Chenghua within concentric rings but 19th Century, 9cm diameter, with pierced wooden stand *£200 - 300

120 550 551 A Chinese porcelain wine cup painted in blue A Chinese ‘Realgar’ glass vase of with crickets, moths and other insects amongst baluster form, the marbled red, swirling grey foliage, four character mark within concentric and dark red marked body in imitation of circles, 8cm diameter. realgar, late 19th or early 20th Century, 25cm *£100 - 200 high. *£80 - 120 Realgar was a poisonous mineral considered by Daoists capable of conferring immortality.

552 553 A Japanese Ko-Kutani dish painted in A Japanese Arita dish and a bottle vase the traditional style with fruiting japonica on a dish painted with panels of cranes, bamboo, black sponged yellow ground, Fuku mark, 20th pine and stylised foliage, brown line rim, 19th Century, 36cm and wood box. Century, 29cm; the vase painted with a lake *£50 - 70 landscape and inscription, 18cm [rim reduced]. *£50 - 70

554 A Japanese blue and white bowl and a Chinese famille rose vase the bowl with flared rim and painted to the exterior with cranes flying above pine trees, Fuku seal mark within double circles, 23cm diameter; the vase painted with peonies and an inscription, 23cm [base drilled]. *£50 - 80

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 121 555 Of Political Interest, A Japanese Satsuma miniature tripod koro and cover decorated with turtles, a crane, prunus and shrubs on a finely crackled ground, the rim and cover with diaper borders, 6cm wide. *£200 - 300 Sold with the card of Mr.Shigeru Yoshida inscribed ‘To Mrs.Neville Chamberlain with happy remembrances of the past. ‘Hoping you are keeping well’. Shigeru Yoshida was the Japanese ambassador in London from 1936-38 and later became prime minister of several cabinets in Japan between 1948 and 1954. During his and his wife Yukiko’s time during the pre-war years at the Japanese Embassy, 10 Grosvenor Square, relations between the two countries were often difficult. However the feelings between Mr.and Mrs.Chamberlain and Mr.and Mrs.Yoshida were 556 cordial and their friendship and affection for A Japanese porcelain ovoid vase by Genroku Britain remained in later years. Yoshida was and one similar the first painted in underglaze firmly against war with the allies. blue, pink and green with convolvulus, signed Provenance By direct family descent Genroku sei, late Meiji, 21.5cm; the second in Fukagawa style, decorated in relief and painted in underglaze blue with gourds, three-character mark, late Meiji, 18cm [2]. *£80 - 120 557-560 No Lots.

562 A German pewter mounted 561 stoneware ‘Hunting’ stein A pair of Tichelaar Makkum blue and white decorated in polychrome topographical plaques of cartouche form, one painted with the enamels on applied reliefs Silent Bennedictine Monastery & Church of Our Lady, Brugge, depicting an equestrian the other a view on the river Dijver, Brugge, circa 1900, pierced figure, stags, a bear, a for suspension, 41 x 49cm [minor damage]. standing huntsman and dogs, *£200 - 300 the pewter cover with ball thumbpiece and touch mark for Doblen, Saxony, Annaberg/ Dippoldiswalde, late 17th Century 23cm *£500 - 700

122 563 A Dutch Royal portrait delft dish of lobed form, painted in blue, green and yellow with the central portrait of King William with initials ‘WR’ amongst tulips, flowers and ribbons, circa 1700, 564 33cm [some restoration]. A large Dutch blue and white delft jar of paper label for ‘Anthony Collection’. octagonal baluster form, painted in the *£100 -150 Chinese Transitional style with figures in garden vignettes, the rim and base with lappet borders reserved with foliage and scrollwork, circa 1700, 36cm [some damage and glaze losses]. *£400 - 600 565 No Lot

566 A late 18th Century Prattware ‘Martha Gunn’ toby jug and cover modelled seated and wearing a large green hat over a mob cap, holding a jug of ale in her right hand, a glass in her left, on canted square base, circa 1790-1800, 28cm. *£700 - 900 Martha Gunn was the renowned ‘Brighton Bathing Woman’ who assisted bathers on Brighton Beach and became friendly with the Prince of Wales. Cf. John and Griselda Lewis ‘Pratt Ware 1780-1840’ page 224.

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 123 567 568 An early 19th Century commemorative blue Three transfer decorated meat plates each and white pearlware jug inscribed ‘Elizabeth printed in blue and comprising a Rogers Piper Born 2 December 1825’ and transfer Elephant pattern example, 48cm long, a Rogers printed with the’ Girl at a Well’ or ‘Font’ pattern Zebra pattern plate, 53cm long and a Goodwins below a wide floral border, 17cm high [some & Harris Metropolitan Scenery plate decorated restoration]. with a view of Colnebrook, Buckinghamshire, *£50 - 80 48cm long. [3] *£150 - 200

569 A late 18th Century blue and white pearlware teapot, two similar feather edged plates and an octagonal plate the teapot of bullet shape [with replacement cover by Brian Adams], all 570 painted or transfer printed with chinoiserie An Elkin, Knight & Co. Rock Cartouche Series pagoda landscapes, teapot 11cm high, the stilton stand transfer decorated in blue plates 23-24cm. with a view of Sweetheart Abbey, Dumfries, *£50 - 80 Kirkudbrightshire, Scotland, printed cartouche Provenance. The octagonal plate with paper mark, circa 1822-26, 28cm diameter. label for the Williams-Wood Collection. *£100 - 150 571-4 No Lots

124 575 A Doulton Lambeth stoneware oil lamp the base and reservoir decorated by Mark V. Marshall with panels containing fairy folk, butterflies 576 and owls amongst foliage A very large Doulton Lambeth picked out in green, blue and stoneware jardiniere of footed brown and set on an ornate cylindrical form applied with brass stand and quatrefoil multiple bands of flower base, impressed rosette and heads, husks, stylised shells dated 1882 with monograms and other motifs under pale for Mark Marshall and Alice blues and greens on a treacle E. Budden, overall height ground, impressed rosette 42cm high, together with a mark and dated 1884, with clear etched glass shade and monogram for Jessie Gandy, chimney. 55cm high. *£400 - 500 *£300 - 400

577 578 Emille Galle, Nancy. A late 19th Century A Foley Art China ‘Harjian’ vase of squat majolica asparagus service painted in blue in two handled form decorated with designs Moustiers style with figures amongst after Fanny Rhead with an encircling band of scrolling floral sprays within manganese, ochre swimming ducks beneath a band of stylised and pale yellow borders, the serving dish with blooms on a powder blue ground, printed central cradle [minor restoration, cradle re- marks for Robinson & Son (but under the stuck], signed ‘E.Galle, Nancy, Depose, 40 x ownership of Elijah Brain), circa 1895-1900, 14cm 24cm, the dishes with a single asparagus stem high, [one handle repaired]. dividing the cavetto, signed ‘E.Galle, Nancy’, *£80 - 120 27cm [one damaged], (8 pieces) *£200 - 400

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 125 579 Two Bovey Tracey Wemyss pottery pigs of small stature and in seated posture, one with 580 flowering clover, the other with shamrock, Two Bovey Tracey Wemyss pottery Lady Eva painted Wemyss mark and one printed Made in vases decorated inside and out with pink England, 16cm long. cabbage roses, impressed and painted Wemyss, *£180 - 220 15.5cm high, [restored]. *£150 - 200

582 Two pairs of Wemyss Kintore 581 pottery candlesticks one pair A Wemyss Stuart pottery decorated with pink cabbage flower pot decorated with roses and one with fruiting swags of pink cabbage roses plums, impressed semi-circular 583 above an anthemion band, Wemyss Ware marks, 24cm A Wemyss pottery pot impressed Wemyss with high. [the latter with restored pourri jar and domed cover retailer’s mark for Thomas bases] of baluster form, the cover Goode, 16.5cm high. *£120 - 180 pierced with circular and *£150 - 200 diamond bands painted with pink cabbage roses, 42cm high, [cracked, base filled]. *£80 - 120

584 A Plichta pottery pig modelled in seated 585 position and decorated with flowering thistles, An Exon Ware Wemyss pottery tyg decorate printed Plichta London England, 28cm long, with green, yellow and white cabbage roses, [glue repair to one ear] painted Exon, B.Adams, Wemyss, 10.5cm high. *£70 - 90 *£50 - 80 126 586 A George Jones majolica muffin/butter dish, cover and stand moulded with sprays 587 of blossom on a rustic ‘bark’ A Doulton Lambeth stoneware ground, the cover with blue cased mantel clock of tit finial, impressed factory architectural outline incised mark and date code for 1876, with flowers, foliage and diameter of stand 18.5cm stylised designs above a relief [finial re-stuck]. balustrade and surmounted 588 *£400 - 600 with a shell, white enamel William Moorcroft for James chapter ring with Roman and Macintyre & Co., a ‘Florian Arabic numerals, the brass Ware’ bottle vase with long movement stamped ‘BR waisted slender neck, painted 3872’, the case with impressed and tube lined in the ‘Iris’ rosette mark and dated 1882 pattern, printed mark and with monogram for Harriet E. signed with initials in green, Hibbut, 31cm high. circa 1900-05, 26cm [rim section re-stuck]. *£300 - 500 *£100 - 200

589 590 591 William Moorcroft for James William Moorcroft for James William Moorcroft for James Macintyre & Co., a ‘Green and Macintyre & Co., a ‘Florian Macintyre & Co., a ‘Florian Gold Florian Ware’ vase with Ware’ ovoid vase painted Ware’ globular vase painted slender garlic neck, painted and tube lined in the ‘Daisy’ and tube lined with the and tube lined in the ‘Iris’ pattern on a deep blue ‘Cornflower’ pattern on a deep pattern, printed mark, signed ground, printed mark and blue ground, printed mark with initials in green, circa signed in green, circa 1900, and signed in green, circa 1905, 13cm. 9cm. 1900, 9cm [rim with tiny chip to *£100 - 200 *£100 - 150 underside]. *£100 - 150 592-4 No Lots.

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 127 595 A Caughley milk jug with painting attributed to Fidelle Duvivier of spirally fluted form, painted below the spout with a panel depicting a drummer boy in a landscape on a ground of green and gilt sprigs, decorated at the Chamberlain factory circa 1792, 8.5cm high. *£1800 - 2200 Two paper labels for the ‘Godden Reference Collection’. Note See Geoffery A.Godden ‘Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain’ pages 194/5/6 for illustrations and a discussion of this service. During this brief period, Caughley blanks were being decorated at the Chamberlain workshops.

596 A Caughley spoon tray with painting attributed to Fidelle Duvivier of spirally fluted oval form, the centre painted with an oval panel depicting a boy sleeping by a bank, a tree beyond on a ground of green and gilt sprigs, decorated at the Chamberlain factory circa 1792, 17 x 10cm *£1200 - 1800 Provenance Paper labels for ‘Caughley Polychrome Exhibition, Ironbridge 2005’; ‘Godden Reference Collection’; and ‘Billie Pain Collection’. Note See Geoffery A.Godden ‘Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain’ pages 194/5/6 for illustrations and a discussion of this service. During this brief period, Caughley blanks were being decorated at the Chamberlain workshops.

128 597 A Lund’s Bristol/early Worcester blue and white shell pickle dish of scallop shell form, painted with bamboo behind an angled fence, c.1750-55, 6.5 x 6cm [two restored chips] *£400 - 600

598 An early Worcester blue and white teapot and cover of globular form, the cover with mushroom shaped knop, painted in the ‘Bamboo Root’ pattern with bamboo, rockwork and a large peony spray, two workman’s marks, circa 1755, 11.5cm [restoration to rim of cover, tiny chip to tip of knop]. *£500 - 700

599 A pair of First Period Worcester powder blue ground deep plates with gadrooned rims, painted with panels of Chinese lake landscapes and floral sprays reserved on a powder blue ground, pseudo Chinese marks, circa 1770, 23cm [one with two rim chips]. *£100 - 200

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 129 600 A Liverpool [William Reid] blue and white barrel-shaped mug with scroll handle and thumb rest, painted with bamboo, peony and a ‘rock table’, a lattice fence and flowering plants to one side with an insect flying above, on turned scotia base, circa.1756-61, 16cm [minor glaze imperfections to the interior]. *£700 - 900 Literature Cf. Maurice Hillis ‘Liverpool Porcelain 1756-1804’ page 62 for similar examples.

601 602 A Liverpool [William Reid] blue and white small A pair of Liverpool blue and white stirrup cups tray or stand of lobed square form, painted with painted with insects and peony sprays, probably a Chinese landscape with a pagoda, a smaller James Pennington, circa 1765-70, 10.5cm [one building, rockwork and a willow tree, circa 1756- with minor damage to rim]. 61, 11.5cm [small chip to rim]. *£600 - 800 *£400 - 600 Paper labels for ‘Liverpool Exhibition 1997, held Note paper labels for ‘Liverpool Exhibition at Phillips no.10/4’; ‘N.C.S.Exhibition Liverpool 1997 held by Phillips no.3/289’; Bernard Watney 1993,112’; ‘The International Ceramics Fair And Collection. Seminar/1999 Loan Exhibition no.41’; ‘Roderick Literature Maurice Hillis ‘Liverpool Porcelain Jellicoe 1993 Liverpool Ex.35’; ‘Simon Spero 1756-1804’ illustrated page 51 3.79. Exhibition 2011 no.35’; ‘Albert Amor Ltd.,Fine 18th Century English Porcelain’. Literature Maurice Hillis ‘Liverpool Porcelain’ illustrated page 136 4.128.

130 603 604 A Liverpool [Philip Christian] blue and white A Liverpool [Richard Chaffers] blue and milk jug of helmet shape with ‘biting snake’ white baluster cream jug painted with handle, painted with a bird perched amongst chrysanthemum and elaborate rockwork, circa peony sprays and foliage, circa 1765-75, 10cm 1760, 8cm [re-stuck section to spout]. high [filled chip and related crack, firing crack]. *£60 - 80 *£50 - 70 Paper label for ‘Roderick Jellicoe-1993 Liverpool Ex.41’.

605 606 A Plymouth blue and white sauceboat of A Bristol blue and white small strainer painted fluted form with scroll handle and thumbrest, with two flowering sprays within a lattice border, painted with the ‘Plantation’ pattern of bamboo, blue cross mark, circa 1770-75, 10.5cm [slightly flowering plants, a zig zag fence and rockwork, mis-shapen]. the interior with a floral spray and scrollwork *£300 - 500 border, alchemist’s mark for tin, circa 1768-70, 18cm *£500 - 700

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 131 607 A Bow blue and white toilet pot and cover of globular form with gadroon moulded cover and flower bud finial, painted with a lake landscape with pavillions and fishermen in a sanpan and birds flying above within lappet and cell borders, circa.1760-65, 8cm [tiny chips to finial]. *£1000 - 1500 Paper label for ‘The Zorka Hodgson Collection’. Simon Spero.

132 609 608 A pair of Bow powder blue ground plates with A Bow blue and white coffee cup painted with lobed rims, each painted with oriental lake figures and sanpans in an extensive rocky river landscapes and floral sprays on a powder blue landscape, the interior with a scrolling floral ground, pseudo Chinese marks, circa 1765, border, circa 1765, 6.5cm. 22cm *£100 - 200 *£150 - 200 Paper labels for ‘Juno Antiques Exhibition 2013/ no.23’ and ‘Mercury Antiques’.

611 A Bow powder blue ground plate with lobed rim, painted with fan and circular panels of 610 oriental lake scenes and floral sprays on a A Bow powder blue ground shaped oval dish powder blue ground, pseudo Chinese mark, and a similar hors d’oeuvres dish both painted circa 1765, 19cm. with panels of oriental lake landscapes and *£60 - 80 flowers reserved on powder blue grounds, the oval dish with pseudo Chinese mark, circa 1765, 17 and 15cm wide [damages]. *£50 - 80

613 A Caughley blue and white ‘toy’ tea bowl painted with the ‘Island’ pattern 612 and saucer of sailing boats, an island and small buildings, of shaped A pair of Caughley porcelain dishes birds flying above, S mark, circa 1780, diameter and fluted oval form transfer decorated in blue of saucer 7cm. in the Fisherman pattern, impressed Salopian with painted S, late 18th Century, 26.5cm long. *£60 - 80 Literature The Caughley Society ‘Caughley Blue *£100 - 150 and White Patterns’, page 170.

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 133 614 615 A pair of figural candlesticks A Derby model of a ram and lamb the ram modelled as a shepherd and companion, he standing within bocage support, a recumbent standing cross legged playing the bagpipes lamb below, on mound base, patch marks, circa with a seated hound at foot, she seated playing 1765-70, 17cm high [restoration to horns and a lute with a lamb at foot, both before flowering bocage]. bocages on bases, circa 1770, 20cm *£50 - 100 high. *£200 - 300

617 A First Period Worcester blue and white leaf dish in the form of overlapping vine leaves with twig handle, painted with 616 the ‘Leaf Dish Floral Sprays’ 618 A pair of First Period pattern, open crescent mark, Worcester blue and white circa 1765-70, 23cm [small A Lowestoft sparrow beak of painted in ‘Tulip cornucopiae wall pockets restored chip, two nibbles]. cream jug spiral moulded form, painted Painter’ style with a floral spray *£80 - 120 with the ‘Cornucopia Prunus’ and scattered sprigs, circa Cf. Branyan, French and pattern, pseudo Meissen 1780 7.5cm. Sandon ‘Worcester Blue and crossed swords marks, White Porcelain 1751-90’, page *£100 - 200 workman’s mark to one, circa 226, I.E.32. 1758-60, 30cm [damage to one, two tiny restored chips to the other]. *£300 - 400 Cf. Branyan, French and Sandon ‘Worcester Blue and White Porcelain 1751-1790’ page 211/I.E.20.

134 620 A Liverpool [Philip Christian] blue and white 619 bowl and a Worcester bowl the first painted A Caughley part tea and coffee service of with a butterfly, floral and foliate sprays, circa fluted form, each piece painted with a central 1770, 15.5cm diameter [small chip, glaze flaws]; foliate cartouche of two doves inscribed the second printed with ‘The Three Flowers’ ‘L’Amitie’ within borders of stylised foliage and pattern, hatched crescent mark, circa 1775-80, a blue and gilt band of berries to the rim, circa 15cm diameter [2]. 1790, thirty three pieces including covers [some damage] *£50 - 80 *£300 - 500

621 A First Period Worcester blue and white barrel-shaped 622 623 cream jug with double scroll A Caughley blue and white A First Period Worcester handle and ‘robin’s beak’ cylindrical mug with grooved blue and white bell-shaped spout, moulded with two loop handle, transfer printed mug transfer printed with rows of hoops, a flowerhead with the ‘Parrot Pecking Fruit’ ‘The Natural Sprays Group’ of suspended from ribbons and pattern below a ‘Nankin’ cell roses and chrysanthemums, a feathery scrolls, painted in border, circa 1780, 13.5cm butterfly between the sprays, the ‘Barrel Jug Scroll’ pattern [small flat chip to rim]. circa 1765-70, 9cm. with pendant cell drapery and *£100 - 150 *£80 - 120 foliate sprays, workman’s mark, circa 1760-65, 7cm. *£300 - 500 Cf. A similar but later example in the white from ‘A single owner collection of First Period Worcester’ sold in these rooms 25/1/2017.

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 135 624 625 A First Period Worcester blue and white leaf- A Lowestoft blue and white teabowl and shaped pickle dish painted with the ‘Two Bird saucer painted with the ‘Dragon’ pattern of a Peony Rock’ pattern, workman’s mark, circa coiled dragon pursuing a flaming pearl, open 1755-60, 10.5 x 8cm. crescent marks, circa 1765, diameter of saucer *£100 - 200 11cm. *£100 - 150

626 A First Period Worcester blue and white dessert dish of fluted lozenge form, painted with the ‘Rubber Tree Plant’ pattern within a feuille-de-choux border, pseudo Chinese mark, circa 1775, 27.5cm. *£80 - 120

627 A pair of First Period Worcester blue and white coffee cups and saucers and a similar bowl the cups and saucers painted with ‘The Narcissus’ pattern, open crescent and W marks, circa 1775- 80; the bowl painted and moulded with the ‘Chrysanthemum’ pattern, open crescent mark, circa 1770-75, 12cm diameter. *£50 - 80

628 A mixed lot of Lowestoft and Bow blue and white porcelain comprising a Lowestoft saucer printed with the ‘Good Cross Chapel’ pattern, circa 1775 [damaged]; a teabowl and saucer painted with floral sprays and an insect, painter’s 629 marks, circa 1765 [minor chips to teabowl]; a saucer painted with rockwork and flowering A pair of Champion’s Bristol polychrome coffee the cups shrubs, painter’s mark, circa 1770 [firing cracks]; cups and a green monochrome bowl painted with floral sprays and sprigs, circa and a Bow small fluted sauce boat painted with 1775, 6cm; the bowl of ogee form painted with the ‘Desirable Residence’ pattern, circa 1765-70, pendant floral swags, 9.5cm diameter [3]. 12cm [firing crack and chip to footrim]. *£70 - 90 *£70 - 90

136 630 A Plymouth polychrome bowl painted with peony sprays, an insect and pierced blue rockwork, circa 1768-70, 13cm [some glaze speckling] 631 *£80 - 120 A pair of mid 19th Century English porcelain vases with ram’s head scroll handles and moulded with vines, each painted with a large floral bouquet on a gilded deep blue and apricot ground, iron-red pat.no.266, circa 1840- 50, possibly Ridgeway, 23cm [one with repairs to handles]. *£80 - 120

632 Two mid 19th Century English porcelain miniature jugs and a similar mug each painted with floral sprays, 4.5-5cm [3]. *£50 - 70 633 An English porcelain pedestal vase of trumpet shaped form with ‘frill’ rim on a squat globular base and square foot enamelled front and verso with panels of garden flowers reserved on a royal blue and gilt embellished ground, circa 1840, 22cm high. *£100 - 150

634 635 A Spode ‘Imari’ porcelain part tea service painted in the so called ‘Banana Tree’ pattern, A large Derby [Stevenson & Hancock] porcelain naturalistically modelled underglaze blue, iron-red and gilt, script marks foxhead stirrup cup and painted, inscribed in gilt ‘Tally Ho!’, puce and pattern no.2214, circa 1815-20, twenty eight painted mark,13cm high. pieces [minor damage]. *£150 - 250 *£100 - 200

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 137 636 A Hicks, Meigh & Johnson tea service comprising a teapot cover and stand [stapled handle], milk jug, sugar box and cover, waste bowl, nine breakfast cups [two cracked], six tea cups, ten saucers and two bread and butter plates each with gilt decoration on an apricot ground, painted pattern no. 2412, circa 1830- 35. *£200 - 300

637 A Flight Barr & Barr (Worcester) part dessert service, each piece painted with a named topographical view within a pea-green and gilt border, comprising two vases [devoid covers], low comport, two oval dishes, four shell shaped dishes and twenty one plates, sepia printed factory marks with Coventry Street address and impressed FBB with crown, circa 1830-40 [damages to eight pieces, some wear]. *£500 - 600 Note For a full list of named views, see below Malvern Priory, Worcestershire/Cottage Scene, Glamorgan/Windsor from the Park/ Somerset House, Coventry Street/Downe Castle, Perthshire/Eaton College, Windsor/ Gloucester/Darlington, Durham/Bambro Castle, Northumberland/Entrance to the Cloister of Kirkham Priory, Yorkshire/Near Matlock, Derbyshire/Laura Tower, Shrewsbury Castle, Shropshire/Red Castle near the Lion’s Den, Hawstone Park, Shropshire/Neath Castle, Glamorganshire, Wales/Barnard Castle, Durham/Beauchief Abbey, Derbyshire/ Rivaux Abbey, Yorkshire/Scene on the Wye/ Ruin’d Chapel near Loch Nefs, Invernefshire/ 638 The Straits of Menai from Anglesea, Wales/ A Chamberlain (Worcester) porcelain pastille View near Rathfarnham, Co.Durham/View burner of conical form with hollow flamiform near Dolgelly, Merionethshire [now Dolgellar, knop set on a square base with ball feet, Gwynedd, Wales]/Goodrich Castle, on the enamelled with scattered pink roses on a River Wye, Pembrokeshire, Wales/Port Elliot, stippled and gilt foliate ground, circa 1820-25, Cornwall/Kirkham Priory, Yorkshire/Flesh Bridge, 12.5cm high, [filled chip and associated crack]. Kilcarny, Co.Kerry/St.Cleers Well, Cornwall/ *£100 - 200 Bickleigh Vale, near Plymouth/Boyne Castle, See Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain 1788- Aberdeenshire/Llam Beris Church, Wales/ 1852, page 272 where an identically modelled Keswick Lake, Cumbria, Lake District. example is illustrated.

138 640 A porcelain blush-ivory pedestal jardiniere of spiral lobed form with green ground acanthus scroll handles and raised base, puce with date code for 1899 and shape no.1459, 26cm high, 30cm 639 wide. A Royal Worcester porcelain two-handled vase with long slender neck and ram’s head scroll *£150 - 200 handles, the body decorated with floral sprays on a blush-ivory ground, puce factory mark with date code for 1895 and shape no.1600, 30cm. *£150 - 200

642 A pair of Grainger & Co. (Worcester) porcelain vases of mildly lobed and tapering form with 641 pierced rims each painted by John Stinton with A Royal Worcester porcelain cabinet plate topographical views of churches edged with painted by George Mosley with a pair of King raised gilt foliate embellishment, captioned Charles Spaniels lying beside a feathered hat on the base Sketty Church John Stinton and in an interior and within a powder blue border, Mumbles Church John Stinton, sepia Royal signed to centre margin, puce backstamp and China Works backstamp, datecode for 1892, datecode for 1922, 23cm diameter. pattern no. 265/G, 19cm high. *£300 - 500 *£150 - 200

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 139 643 A Royal Worcester fruit painted coffee service comprising a coffee pot and cover, cream jug, sugar bowl, six cans and six saucers each painted with soft and dessert fruits, the pot and jug by John Smith, the bowl by Arthur Lewis and the remainder by William Roberts, black backstamps, circa 1960. *£800 - 1200 644 No Lot

645 Two Continental porcelain plaques of rectangular form, one decorated with three scantily clad sirens on a rock, the companion with two near naked lovers beside a pool watched over by a hound and Cupid, 22 x 14cm, [some surface wear]. *£400 - 600

646 A Meissen tea cup and saucer together with a matching cup painted with vignettes of male and female musicians in rural landscapes, crossed swords and dot marks, circa 1770, 647 saucer 13cm diameter; the matching cup A pair of Continental exotic bird candlesticks in painted with a lady holding a basket of flowers the Chelsea style on rococo mound bases with [3]. bocage backgrounds, faux red anchor marks, *£50 - 100 late 19th Century, 26cm [minor losses]. *£100 - 200

140 648 649 A zoomorphic lamp in the A Chantilly-style porcelain elephant modelled form of an owl on a rustic mound base with with trunk raised and wearing a saddle cloth brass mounts, retailer’s mark for William decorated in the manner, iron-red Whiteley, late 19th Century, 21cm high, together hunting horn mark, probably Samson, 16cm with a matched clear and lemon tinged etched high [some restoration]. glass shade and chimney. *£70 - 100 *£150 - 200

650 An extensive dinner service of eighteenth Century design, painted in bright pink monochrome with scattered floral sprigs, underglaze blue crossed swords marks, early 20th Century, comprising 1 large circular and cover, 4 smaller oval and covers, 4 oval tureens and covers on integral 651 bases [chips to bases], 2 comports, 1 lobed A Meissen porcelain group modelled with three square bowl, 2 leaf shaped dishes, 2 oval deep scantily clad putti supporting a large footed dishes, 8 graduated oval serving dishes [one vase applied with floral swags, upon a rocaille damaged],17 deep/soup plates [minor chips] base, blue crossed swords and incised B.21, and 42 plates [minor chips]; total 92 pieces 20cm high, [small chip]. including covers. *£300 - 500 *£500 - 700

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% where applicable 141 652 A Meissen porcelain group allegorical of the Arts modelled with four scantily clad putti playing the lute, sculpting, painting and reading, set on a scrolling base, blue crossed swords and indistinctly incised marks, 12cm high [some losses]. *£200 - 400 653 A pair of Meissen figures of a youth and companion holding garlands wearing eighteenth Century costume and on key pattern mound bases, underglaze blue crossed swords marks and incised model nos. F67, late 19th Century, 16cm and 17cm [minor damage]. *£300 - 500

654 A Meissen figure of a fox and chicken the standing fox with a chicken in its mouth, on scroll edged mound base, underglaze blue crossed swords mark and incised model number, 11 cm wide [minor losses to applied leaves]. *£80 - 120 655 A figure in the Meissen manner emblematic of the Sense of Smell, in the form of a lady holding a posy and seated at a table wearing a crinoline dress applied with flowers, impressed shield mark and impressed model no.853/38, 13cm high. *£150 - 200 656-660 No Lots.

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