FIRST DAY’S SALE

TUESDAY 29th JANUARY 2013

THE TRYHORN COLLECTION

Commencing at 12.30pm The Tryhorn Collection will be on view on: Saturday 26th January 9.00am to 1.00pm Sunday 27th January 2.00pm to 4.00pm Monday 28th January 9.00am to 5.15pm Limited viewing on sale day

Enquiries: Andrew Thomas Enquiries: Nic Saintey Tel: 01392 413100 Tel: 01392 413100 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] The Tryhorn Collection

The collection of the late Donald Tryhorn of Kingsbridge in Devon. Comprising 154 lots was accumulated with almost curatorial care over a period of 30 years.

Although a private man, he was a regular face in both provincial and national auction rooms, indeed the collection includes a number of pieces acquired from the dispersal of other major collections. He was also an active buyer from many of the most recognised dealers of 18th century porcelain who no doubt will be keen to repatriate the odd ‘old friend’. He kept at least a dozen notebooks in which he recorded and cross referenced his acquisitions and in addition recorded the details of other pieces of interest that he had come across in salerooms but was unable to purchase at the time. These note and scrapbooks were almost constantly updated and annotated when new information came to light or when he perceived a previously overlooked characteristic.

Donald Tryhorn’s collection has several main themes but primarily his passion was for Bow porcelain which is reflected in the fact that nearly a quarter of the lots in the collection are from that factory and range from simple tea bowls and large mugs through to desirable bottle vases. He was also keen on ‘early’ Continental porcelain and there are nearly 20 pieces of St. Cloud and Chantilly porcelain, the most striking being a tureen, cover and stand (lot 119). The collection has a Kakiemon thread running through it which includes a number of Japanese prototypes suitably accompanied by the aforementioned French and Bow porcelain but also with examples from the Chelsea and Worcester factories.

Donald Tryhorn also had a soft spot for Longton Hall, the earliest Staffordshire porcelain factory, evidenced by having acquired 11 pieces and as a Westcountry resident there are 15 pieces of Plymouth and Bristol porcelain. He patently couldn’t resist an oddity or something that didn’t quite fit with the broad themes of his collection, especially if he happened to be in the right place at the right time and curiosity had got the better of him.

In addition, works of art, silver, pictures and furniture from the Tryhorn Collection are included in the second and third days of the Sale.

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ENGLISH PORCELAIN

Bow Lots 1 – 39 Bristol and Plymouth Lots 40 – 55 Chelsea Lots 56 – 61 Derby Lots 62 – 64 Liverpool Lots 65 – 69 Longton Hall Lots 70 – 81 Worcester Lots 82 – 103 Other including pottery Lots 104 – 111

EUROPEAN PORCELAIN

Chantilly Lots 112 – 125 Meissen Lots 126 – 128 St Cloud Lots 129 – 133 Other including Oriental Lots 134 – 154

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1 . A Bow figure of a monk wearing a black and pink robe, seated on a stool reading a large Bible, a rosary at his feet, circa 1760 - 65, 11cm high, two chips to robe, some discolouration. £200-£300. 2 . A Bow figure of a nun wearing a black, green and pink habit and headdress, holding a cross, on mound base with scroll feet, circa 1765, 15 cm high, restoration to hands and cross. £100-£150. 3 . A Bow bottle vase the spherical body with slender neck and everted rim, painted in the Kakiemon style with a young woman wearing blue robes, flowering branches and sprays above a banded hedge, faint 56 mark, circa 1755, 18.5 cm high, chips to footrim. £1000-£2000 * Provenance: With Albert Amor

4 . A Bow blue and white coffee cup painted with the ‘Desirable Residence’ or ‘Telegraph Pole’ pattern, circa 1765, 5.7 cm high. £100-£150. * Provenance: Susi & Ian Sutherland Collection

5 . A Bow blue and white pickle dish of vine leaf form painted with bamboo, peony, an angled fence and rockwork, workman’s mark, circa 1755 - 60, 9.5 cm wide, small repair to rim. £100-£150. 3

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6 . 7 . A Bow teabowl of quadrilobed form , painted A Bow coffee can with grooved loop handle with scattered flowers outlined in black in the painted in colours with sprays and sprigs of Kakiemon palette, circa 1750, 4.7 cm high, 7.3 European flowers below an iron red loop line cm wide, rim chip. and dot band, circa 1760 - 65, 6.5 cm high, £100-£200. some rubbing, chip to footrim. £60-£80. 8 . A Bow bottle vase the pear-shaped body with slender neck, painted in the Kakiemon palette with chrysanthemum and other flowers and foliage below a turquoise diaper rim hung with iron red foliage, circa 1755, 13.5 cm. high £1000-£2000. * Provenance: The Dawnay and Albrecht Collections. With Albert Amor.

9 . A Bow coffee cup painted in famille rose colours with Oriental flowers and foliage, circa 1755 - 60, 6 cm high. £100-£150. 10 . A Bow coffee can with shaped handle, painted in famille rose style with oriental flowers, foliage and rockwork, circa 1755 - 60, 5.8 cm high, cracks to rim. £60-£80.

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11 . 12 . A Bow coffee can of tapering cylindrical form A Bow teabowl and saucer painted in famille with angular handle applied with prunus sprigs rose colours with peony, a willow tree and and painted in famille rose style with flowers rockwork, the saucer rim with a foliate and and foliage beneath a green diaper band, circa diaper band, circa 1750 -55, saucer 11.7 cm 1750, 5.5 cm high, minor discolouration. diameter. £300-£500. £300-£400. * Provenance: With Roderick Jellicoe * Provenance: With Stockspring Antiques

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13 . 14 . A Bow creamboat of fluted oval form with A Bow octagonal plate painted in bright angular handle, painted in pink, green and enamels with an insect, peony and rockwork, blue enamels with peony, other flowers and circa 1755 - 60, 21.5 cm diameter, firing rockwork, the inner rim with a floral and green damage. diaper band, circa 1755, 14.5 cm long. £200-£300 £300-£500. * Provenance: E. & J. Handley Collection. No. 132 English Ceramic Circle 1948

15 . A Bow saucer dish painted in underglaze blue, iron-red, black and gilt with trailing vines, circa 1754 - 56, 25 cm diameter, some rubbing and discoloured restoration; and a similar teabowl and saucer, both with black numeral 10 marks, saucer 11.8 cm diameter, chip to saucer, teabowl damaged with lacquer repairs. (3) £100-£200.

15 8 16 . A Bow vase of tapering oviform, painted in famille rose colours with flowering shrubs, insects and rockwork, the neck with a band of half- flowerheads between diaper panels, incised line mark to base, circa 1750 - 52, 16.5 cm high, cracks to body and neck. £600-£800. 17 . A Bow blue and white sauceboat of fluted wedge shape with scroll handle, painted with the ‘Desirable Residence’ pattern, circa 1755 - 60, 14 cm, faint hair crack, restored chip to lip. £100-£150 * Provenance: Susi and Ian Sutherland Collection

18 . A Bow teabowl of circular fluted form, painted with a floral bouquet, scattered sprays and an insect, the rim interior with a band of iron red and gilt foliage, circa 1760, 8 cm diameter, some discolouration and glaze damage. 16 £80-£120.

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19 . A Bow coffee can painted in the Kakiemon manner with the ‘Two Quails’ pattern of two birds below flowering prunus, circa 1760, 6 cm high, tiny chips and flake to rim. £100-£150. 20 . A Bow coffee can painted in the famille rose palette with flowering plants, circa 1760, 6 cm high, cracked. £50-£70. 20

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21 . A Bow coffee cup painted in the Kakiemon palette with the ‘Two Quail’ pattern, circa 1755, 5.5 cm high, three short discoloured cracks to rim, footrim discoloured. £80-£120. 22 . A Bow leaf-shaped dish with stalk handle, the underside moulded with veins, painted in enamel colours with a central bouquet of flowers surrounded by floral sprigs and foliage, the rim with iron red and gilt band of scrolling foliage, circa 1756 - 60, 18 cm wide, hair crack to rim, restored rim chip and minor rubbing near handle. £300-£400. 23 . 24 A Bow shaped shallow bowl decorated in the Kakiemon palette with two quails, a flowering 24 . prunus tree, flowers, foliage and insects, the A Bow white figure of a street pretzel seller rim with an iron red and gilt border of scrolling after the Meissen original by F. Reinicke, the foliage, workman’s mark, circa 1760, 23.5 cm, lady wearing a flowing cloak and holding her rim cracked, minor chips. basket of wares, on mound base, circa 1755-60, £300-£400. 14cm. high, some restoration £500-£700.

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25 . A Bow small sparrow beak cream jug painted in blue with a pagoda, rockwork and foliage, the reverse with a building on an island, circa 1752 - 54, 6.5 cm high, tiny chip to lip, slight firing damage to footrim. £400-£600. 26 . A Bow blue and white plate painted with a central scroll panel of flowers, rockwork and a fence, the outer well and rim with Buddhist emblems and flowering branches, diamond pattern rim, circa 1750 - 55, 22.7 cm diameter, small discoloured rim chip. 28 £200-£300. 27 . 28 . A Bow blue and white small A Bow vase of tapering oviform, painted in bright famille rose deep plate painted with the colours with a large peony plant, blue rockwork and an insect, ‘Golfer and Caddy’ pattern circa 1750 - 52, 15.5 cm high, minor rim chips. within a wavy blue rim, £1000-£2000. painter’s numeral 6 (or 9), * Provenance: Mary & Peter White Collection circa 1760, 16 cm, diameter, cracks and chips. £50-£70. 11 30

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29 . 33 . A Bow sauceboat of silver A Bow octagonal deep dish 31 shape applied with prunus painted in the Kakiemon sprays and painted in famille manner with a dancing boy rose colours with a butterfly, holding a long ribbon, a flower sprigs, the inner rim Buddhistic lion, banded hedge, with a foliate and diaper insects, flowers and foliage, panelled band, circa 1755, 17 circa 1755, 19.5 cm wide, cm long. minor chips, some rubbing £400-£600. and crazing. 30 . £300-£500 A Bow blue and white coffee * Provenance: Arnold can with angular moulded Collection. Paper label 32 handle, painted with the ‘Cross inscribed ‘Very Rare Nappy Legged Chinaman’ pattern Plate / Duplicate in Hurlbutt with a fisherman and a man Collection’ seated under a willow tree, circa 1753 - 55, 5.5 cm high, tiny bruise to rim. £200-£300. 31 . A Bow blue and white coffee can of waisted cylindrical form with angular moulded handle, painted with oriental flowering plants and a fence, circa 1752 - 55, 5.5 cm high, flat chip to inside of rim. £100-£200. 32 . A Bow blue and white coffee cup with angular handle, painted with oriental trees and flowering plants around a fence, circa 1755, 5.8 cm high. £100-£200. 33

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34 . 37 A Bow butter boat of fluted form, painted in enamels with floral sprays and sprigs, the rim interior with puce feather edging, circa 1760 - 65, 11 cm, tiny chip to footrim and lip. £200-£300. 35 . A Bow bowl painted in famille rose colours to one side with peony and rockwork, the reverse with three vignettes 38 depicting an oriental figure sailing a boat, rocks and rim, interior crack to lower 38 . grasses, small X workman’s body, some glaze speckling. A Bow white slop bowl with mark, circa 1755 - 60, 16.5 cm £100-£150. shaped rim, applied with diameter. 37 . prunus sprigs, circa 1755, 12 £300-£500. A Bow leaf-shaped pickle cm diameter, interior crack; 36 . dish enamelled in the Chinese and a Bow white piggin A Bow cream jug of baluster famille rose manner with applied with prunus sprigs, form with plain loop handle precious objects and floral circa 1755, 8 cm diameter, and wide footrim, painted in sprays, circa 1752 - 55, 12.2 badly damaged and restored. famille rose colours with peony cm x 12 cm, rim crack. (2) and other flowers, circa 1758 £200-£300. £100-£200. - 60, 8 cm high, tiny chip to

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39 . 40 . large vase and an attendant A Bow large mug of flared A Champion’s Bristol ice holding a parasol, blue X7 cylindrical form with grooved cup of ogee form painted mark, circa 1770 - 75, 14.5 loop handle, painted in with bouquets and scattered cm, high. famille rose colours with flowers, cross and 4 mark in £800-£1200. chrysanthemum, peony and blue, circa 1775-80, 5.5 cm 42 . rockwork, floral and green high, cover lacking, gilding A Champion’s Bristol coffee diaper band to the rim, incised rubbed. cup with plain loop handle, underglaze X, 21 mark incised £100-£150. painted in Chinese famille rose into glaze, circa 1755, 15 cm 41 . style with three figures in a high, repaired chip and crack A Champion’s Bristol teapot continuous landscape, cross to rim. and cover of globular form mark in blue, circa 1775-80, £200-£300. with ogee scroll handle, 6.5 cm high, chips to footrim. painted in enamel colours with £150-£200. Chinese figures either side of a

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43 . 45 . A Champion’s Bristol large A Champion’s Bristol large cylindrical mug with moulded bowl of ogee form, painted in loop handle, painted in enamel colours with bouquets green camieu with a band of flowers, fruit and sprigs, the and scattered flowers and exterior with specimen flowers foliage, X3 mark in blue and and sprigs, gilt dentil rim, X puce, circa 1775, 14 cm high, mark in blue, circa 1775, 26 restored. cm diameter, stress cracks, £250-£350. interior decoration with some 44 . rubbing. A Plymouth mug of baluster £150-£250. shape with grooved loop 46 . handle, painted in ‘Soqui’ style A Plymouth sauceboat of with brightly coloured fancy rococo moulded form, the 47 birds in a continuous wooded two cartouches painted with 47 . landscape, circa 1768 - 70, 15 bouquets of flowers, a yellow A Champion’s Bristol coffee cm high, badly damaged. flower below the lip, circa pot of baluster form with £200-£300. 1768 - 70, 14 cm. long, firing branch handle, painted in damage and minor loss to famille rose colours with handle, chip to lip. a seated figure and two £400-£600. attendants outside a building, divided by gilt foliate and floral panels, gilt X7 mark, circa 1775, 20 cm high, lacking cover, white metal mount to rim, various damages. £100-£150. 15 49

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48 . 50 . 52 . A Plymouth or Bristol white A Plymouth sparrowbeak A Champion’s Bristol trio group of a ewe and lamb the cream jug painted in from the ‘Ludlow’ service, lamb suckling, with bocage underglaze blue with a fenced the cups with entwined scroll tree stump support and on garden, rockwork and trees, handles, painted with the arms mound base, circa 1770, mark for tin, circa 1768 - 70, of Daniel Ludlow of Campden, 10 cm high, lamb’s tail and 9 cm high, tiny glazed chip to Gloucestershire within a gold one ear restored, damage to spout, glaze speckled. rococo cartouche, floral sprays, bocage. £200-£300. the rims with flowers, foliage £300-£500. 51 . and diaper panels, circa 1775 49 . A Champion’s Bristol large - 80, diameter of saucer 12.7 A Champion’s Bristol coffee can of cylindrical form cm, very minor rubbing to well sparrowbeak jug of ovoid with double scroll handle of saucer. form with shaped loop handle, and inner spur, painted with £600-£800. painted in enamels with a classical profile portrait in scattered floral sprays, circa sepia, green laurel wreath and 1770 - 75, 9 cm high, two festoon decoration and rich small star cracks. gilt borders, circa 1775, 7 cm £200-£300. high, hair crack. 16 £150-£200. 54

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53 . 55 . 57 . A Champion’s Bristol large A Champion’s Bristol small A Chelsea fluted teabowl trembleuse cup and saucer of jar of ogee form, painted painted in the Kakiemon fluted double ogee form, the with a bouquet of flowers and palette, the interior with a cup with angular scroll handle sprigs, blue crossed swords turquoise and blue coiled with inner spur and moulded mark with B6 in grey enamel, dragon, the exterior with with foliage, finely painted in circa 1770 - 75, 7 cm high, an iron red and gilt dragon enamel colours with bouquets restored chip to rim, some amongst prunus and bamboo, and single European flowers, flaking to enamels. the reverse with a tiger, raised blue B7 marks, saucer 14.5 cm £100-£200. anchor period, circa 1752 - diameter, cracks to handle, 56 . 53, 7.5cm. diameter, two rim minor interior stress crack A Chelsea two handled cup chips. to saucer, minor rubbing to and matched saucer painted £400-£600. gilding. in enamels with ‘shaded’ £600-£800. butterflies and other insects, 54 . the cup with a bird with black A Champion’s Bristol small and apricot coloured plumage mug of cylindrical form with perched on a flowering grooved loop handle, painted branch, brown line rims, red in enamels with a pink and anchor marks, circa 1755, yellow tulip, other flowers and diameter of saucer 12.2 cm, sprigs, brown line rim, blue minor glaze frits. X17 mark, circa 1770 - 75, 8.5 £400-£600. cm high. £300-£500.

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58 . 60 . A Chelsea teaplant beaker A Chelsea octagonal teabowl of lobed form moulded with painted in the Kakiemon teaplant flowers and foliage palette with the ‘Lady in and painted in enamel colours, a Pavillion’ pattern, raised circa 1745 - 50, decoration anchor period, circa 1752 - later, 7.5 cm high, short 53, 7.5 cm wide, tiny chip crack and chips to rim, chips to outer rim; together with a 62 to footrim possibly during Japanese Kakiemon saucer of manufacture. similar design, brown line rim, £300-£500. 18th Century, 12 cm diameter, 62 . 59 . restored rim chips. A Derby mug of baluster A Chelsea matched teabowl £600-£800. shape with ridged scroll and saucer of foliate fluted 61 . handle, painted in enamels in form, decorated in the A Chelsea saucer of rounded ‘cotton stem’ style with a large Kakiemon manner with octagonal shape, painted in bouquet of flowers,a smaller ribboned chrysanthemum the Kakiemon palette with a bouquet to the reverse, brown sprays, a butterfly and a banded hedge, prunus and line rim, circa 1760, 14.5 cm karashishi, raised anchor a ho-o bird in flight, raised high, cracks to rim, handle period, circa 1752 - 53, saucer anchor mark, circa 1752 - 53, restored. 11.5 cm diameter, saucer 11.4 cm diameter, chip £100-£200. with two rim chips, teabowl to underside of rim, some with rim chip and discoloured rubbing. restoration, some rubbing. £300-£500. £300-£500.

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63 . A Derby blue and white creamboat of strap fluted form painted with Oriental landscapes, flowers and diaper borders, circa 1765, 13 cm long, damaged and restored. 64 66 £60-£80. *Provenance: Susi & Ian Sutheland Collection 66 . 68 . A Pennington’s Liverpool A Chaffer’s Liverpool slop 64 . coffee can of cylindrical form bowl painted in bright famille A Derby cylindrical spill vase with grooved loop handle, rose colours with oriental painted in bright colours with painted and printed with an flowers, a single flower and a floral bouquet and sprays, exotic bird perched on a leafy iron-red line and loop band to iron-red crossed batons mark, branch, circa 1780, 6.5 cm, the interior, circa 1760 - 65, 12 circa 1820, 11 cm high, wear two cracks to handle. cm diameter. to gilding. £80-£120. £200-£300. £50-£70. 67 . *Provenance: Sir Jeremy Lever 65 . A Chaffer’s Liverpool coffee Collection A Pennington’s Liverpool can with grooved loop handle, coffee can of cylindrical form, painted in the famille rose with plain loop handle, transfer palette with a bird amongst printed in black with ‘La peony, circa 1760 - 65, 6 cm Cascade’ and ‘Seranade’, circa high. 1775 - 80, 6.5 cm high, some £200-£300. speckling to glaze. £150-£200.

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69 . A Samuel Gilbody Liverpool saucer painted in famille rose colours with peonies and prunus, a bowl and a Buddhist emblem within a scrolling floral and green diaper rim, circa 1755 - 60, 12.2 cm diameter, some rubbing and misfiring. 72 £300-£500. *Provenance: The Billie Pain Collection. With Roderick 71 . 72 . Jellicoe A Longton Hall saucer dish A Longton Hall coffee can painted with five exotic birds, of cylindrical form with rustic 70 . two perched in a tree, three branch handle, painted in A Longton Hall saucer dish in flight amongst pink clouds, ‘Castle Painter’ style with painted in ‘Castle Painter’ style brown line rim, circa 1756 - buildings, a ruined arch with a fortified tower, a church 58, 20.5 cm diameter. and an obelisk, ‘C’ mark in tower and a further building £400-£600. manganese, circa 1755, 6.5 on an island, a sailing boat to *Provenance: Frank Arnold cm high, tiny crack, part of one side, brown line rim, circa Collection one leaf missing. 1756 - 58, 20 cm diameter, £800-£1200. minor rubbing to brown line rim, chip to footrim. £600-£800. *Provenance: F.R. Briggs Collection

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73 . A Longton Hall or West Pans matched teabowl and saucer painted in Kakiemon-style enamels with the ‘Two Quail’ pattern, brown line rims, circa 1760 - 68, saucer 11.3 cm diameter, teabowl cracked and chipped, saucer with tiny chip and small interior crack, both pieces with some rubbing. £200-£300. 74 . A Longton Hall coffee cup with rustic branch handle, painted in underglaze blue with a moth and floral sprays, circa 1754 - 55, 6 cm high, crack to handle. £800-£1200. *Provenance: Thomas Burn, 74 The Rous Lench Collection

75 . A Longton Hall blue and white saucer painted with the ‘Gate House’ pattern of an oriental landscape with a pagoda and zig-zag fence, L.A. mark in blue, circa 1755 - 58, 12 cm diameter, hair crack to rim; and a Longton Hall blue and white saucer painted with simple flowers and foliage, the centre with two concentric circles, 11.7 cm diameter, tiny chips to footrim. (2) £200-£300. 76 . A Longton Hall leaf-shaped dish with green stalk handle, painted in the ‘Trembly Rose’ style with floral bouquets and sprigs and a large insect, circa 1756 - 58, 20.5 x 21.5 cm, minor rubbing. 76 £400-£600.

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77 . A Longton Hall leaf-shaped dish with green stalk handle, painted with five exotic birds, three perched or strutting in a landscape, two in flight, brown line rim, circa 1756 - 58, 20.5 x 21.3 cm, rim chip, minor rubbing. £400-£600. 78 . 81 A Longton Hall coffee cup with scroll handle, painted in famille rose enamels with 80 flowers, foliage, a fence and rockwork, circa 1758, 6.5 cm high, tiny chip to footrim. £200-£300. 80 . 81 . 79 . A Longton Hall sparrow A West Pans coffee can with A Longton Hall matched beak cream jug of baluster scroll handle, decorated in coffee cup and saucer the form with delicate moulded deep cobalt blue around a cup with large scroll handle, handle, painted in blue with shaped white reserve, crossed painted with the ‘Goose’ the ‘Crossed Fence’ pattern ‘L’s mark in blue, circa 1770, 6 pattern with a red and a yellow with rockwork and flowering cm high, some glaze damage bird in an oriental landscape shrubs, circa 1756 - 58, 7.5 within blue at footrim. with rockwork and flowering cm high, filled chip to rim with £150-£200. shrubs, circa 1758 - 60, associated crack. diameter of saucer 11.8 cm, £250-£350. rubbing to saucer, minor glaze damage to top of handle. £250-£350.

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85 82 . An early Worcester sparrow beak cream jug of pear shape 86 with plain loop handle, painted in enamels with the ‘Strutting 84 . Flowers’ pattern, hatched Bird’ pattern with a crane, A Worcester sparrow beak crescent mark, circa 1770 - 80, insects and flowering plants, cream jug of baluster form 6.5 cm high, tiny rim crack. circa 1752 - 53, 7 cm high, with grooved loop handle, £50-£70. fine crack to lower handle painted in colours with 86 . terminal, minor rubbing. Oriental figures around a table, A Worcester concave £800-£1200. a vase on a stand and two fluted bowl painted in the 83 . standing female figures with a famille verte palette with A Worcester sparrow beak child, circa 1775, 8 cm high, chrysanthemums and other cream jug painted in enamel chip to spout. flowers growing from rocks, colours with an Oriental lady £150-£200. a butterfly on the reverse, the in a landscape with a bridge, 85 . inside rim with a panelled willow tree, flowers and A Worcester blue and diaper band, circa 1755 - 56, foliage, circa 1755 - 58, 7 cm white coffee can of tapered 11.8 cm diameter, small rim high, handle overpainted, cylindrical form, transfer chip. small chip to outer rim. printed with ‘The Three £300-£500. £300-£400. 23 87 89

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87 . 89 . 91 . A Worcester coffee cup with A Worcester hexagonal A Worcester octagonal coffee grooved loop handle, painted cream boat with double cup with scroll handle and with the ‘Two Quails’ pattern scroll handle and moulded thumbrest, delicately painted in polychrome enamel colours, cartouches, painted with with insects and oriental circa 1770, 6.5 cm high, minor sprays and sprigs of flowers, flowering plants, circa 1753 - firing cracks. circa 1762 - 65, 11 cm long, 55, 6 cm high, four small rim £100-£200. restored with extensive chips, two glazed over, chips 88 . overspray. to footrim. A Worcester vase of £100-£150. £500-£700. hexagonal bottle shape, 90 . painted in the Kakiemon A Worcester coffee cup of style with the ‘Banded Hedge’ reeded form with flared rim pattern, the reverse with floral and scroll handle, painted sprays, circa 1753 - 55, in famille verte enamels 11 cm. high, neck restored. with insects and flowering £400-£600. branches, circa 1753 - 55, 6 cm high. £700-£900.

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92 . A Worcester coffee cup of bell shape with wishbone handle, painted in the Kakiemon 96 palette with ‘Two Quails’ and 94 . other birds and flowering A Worcester blue and white sprays, circa 1758 - 60, 6 cm coffee cup with grooved loop 96 . high, cracked. handle and slightly everted A Worcester small coffee £100-£150. rim, painted with the ‘Prunus pot of ‘scratch cross’ type, the 93 . Root’ pattern, circa 1758, 6.5 baluster body with A Worcester coffee cup cm high, cracked. S-shaped handle, painted with scroll moulded panels £100-£200. in famille rose colours with on a fluted ground painted 95 . Chinese figures, a parrot, a tall in famille verte enamels with A Worcester teabowl and stand and a dog, scratch cross birds perched on flowering saucer painted in enamel and incised line marks, circa branches, another in flight, the colours with a bouquet and 1753 - 55, 13.5 cm high, cover rim with a green diaper and sprays of European flowers and lacking, crack to rim, spout floral band, circa 1755, 5.3 cm a large butterfly, circa 1760 restored. high. - 65, diameter of saucer 11.5 £200-£300. £700-£900. cm, two hair cracks to rim of saucer, tiny chip to teabowl, minor rubbing. £300-£500. *Provenace: Nina Weil Collection 25 98

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97 . 99 . A Worcester coffee can of A Worcester fluted dish feather moulded cylindrical or stand painted in enamel form with flared rim, scroll colours within a gilt cartouche handle, finely painted in with bunches of ‘spotted fruit’ enamel colours with European including plums, peaches, 101 figures in a landscape with pomegranates and cherries on buildings and an estuary an apple green ground, circa beyond, a floral spray to either 1770, 23 cm diameter, interior 101 . side, the interior with further star crack, some rubbing. A Worcester saucer decorated floral sprays, circa 1755, 6.4 £100-£200. in the workshop of James Giles cm high, two small chips and with a bouquet of flowers and associated tiny crack. two sprigs on a gilded sky- £800-£1200. blue ground, underglaze blue 98 . crossed swords/9 mark, circa A Worcester octagonal cup 1765 - 70, 13 cm diameter, with scroll handle, painted staple repair. (See E.C.C. in famille rose colours with 100 Transactions 2011, page 239 an oriental figure, precious for a similar example); and objects, insects and flowering 100 . a Worcester fluted teabowl plants, circa 1753 - 55, 5.5 cm A Worcester teabowl painted with floral swags high, badly damaged. moulded with a below a pale apple green £100-£200. ‘Chrysanthemum’ pattern border, circa 1770, 7 cm. band between gilded apple diameter (2) green borders, circa 1775, 7.5 £120-£180. cm diameter; and a Worcester ‘Two Quails’ pattern fluted teabowl, 7.5 cm diameter, badly damaged. (2) £30-£50. 26 103

106 104 . A group of collectors’ and reference books comprising 102 104 Bernard Watney ‘Liverpool Porcelain’, ‘English Blue and White Porcelain’ and ‘Longton Hall Porcelain’; Soame Jenyns ‘Japanese Porcelain’; Simon Spero ‘Worcester Porcelain’; W.B. Honey ‘Old English Porcelain’; Gabszewicz and Freeman ‘Bow Porcelain’; Hugh Tait ‘Porcelain’; Henry Sandon ‘Worcester Porcelain’; John Sandon ‘The Dictionary of Worcester Porcelain’; and ‘Kakiemon Porcelain from The English Country House’ (11) £50-£100. 105 . A Bristol delft Adam and Eve blue dash charger painted in blue, green, manganese, yellow and iron-red with Adam and Eve standing either side of the tree of life with the serpent offering Eve the apple, sponged trees in the background, tin glazed 105 back, early 18th Century, 34 cm diameter, restored. 102 . 103 . £600-£800. A Worcester sparrow beak A Worcester coffee cup 106 . milk jug and cover of ovoid of flared cylindrical form A Portabello pearl glazed ribbed form with ear-shaped with plain loop handle, pottery figure of a fish wife handle, painted with garlands decorated with the ‘Two probably Thomas Rathbone & of flowers within arabesque Quail’ pattern, open Co., carrying a creel of fish and panels on a yellow ground, crescent mark, circa 1770, painted in bright enamel colours, the rim with a puce and floral 6 cm. high. 22.5 cm. high, early 19th century, band, circa 1770, 13.5 cm £100-£150. chip to base, restoration to high,probably later decorated, rim of creel, minor flaking and knop restored. retouching. £200-£300. £100-£200. 27 107 . A Lowestoft sparrow beak cream jug painted in blue with oriental buildings and bridges in water landscapes, circa 1775 - 80, 7.5 cm high, badly damaged. £50-£70. 108 . A Staffordshire porcelain teapot and cover probably Baddeley- Littler, of ovoid shape with 108 domed cover and grooved loop 107 handle, painted in bright enamels with garlands of flowers and foliage, circa 1780 - 90, 17.5 cm high. £80-£120. 109 . A Vauxhall mug of cylindrical form with grooved loop handle, polychrome printed with insects floral sprays and sprigs, circa 1758 - 60, 9 cm high, cracks to handle, restored chip to inner rim. £300-£500. 110 . A London-decorated Chinese saucer dish with fluted rim, painted with a large floral bouquet, sprigs and insects, circa 109 1760, 15 cm diameter, restored rim chip, hair cracks. £100-£150. 111 . A group of six early 19th Century English coffee cans including a Coalport example with classical silhouette decoration between gilt bands, a Spode 2329 pattern can; and four 111 other cans with painted and bat printed decoration, one cracked, 110 remainder with minor damage and rubbing to gilt. (6) £80-£120. 112 . A Chantilly trembleuse saucer and matched small bearker painted in the Kakiemon palette with flowering plants, a zig-zag fence and insects, both pieces with hunting horn mark, circa 1740 - 50, saucer 11.5 cm diameter, tiny chip to trembleuse ring, minor rubbing, beaker with restored rim chips. 112 £250-£350. 28 113

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115 114 113 . 115 . with stalk handle, brown line A Chantilly bell-shaped mug A Chantilly chrysanthemum rim, circa 1740 - 50, 6.8 cm with plain loop handle, painted shaped saucer painted in high (2) in Kakiemon colours with Kakiemon style with banded £300-£500. flowering prunus, bamboo hedges, a squirrel and vines, * Provenance: Saucer with and flower sprays, the handle circa 1740 - 50, 12 cm Klaber & Klaber with iron-red foliage, hunting diameter, restored rim chip. horn mark, circa 1740 - 50, 9 £200-£300. 117 . cm high, restored area to rim, * Provenance: With Klaber & A Chantilly large cup of some rubbing. Klaber bell shape with double scroll £250-£350. handle, painted in Kakiemon 114 . 116 . style with flowering branches, A Chantilly fan-shaped saucer A Chantilly saucer with foliate sprigs and a large beetle, painted in the Kakiemon palette rim, painted in the Kakiemon brown line rim, iron-red with bamboo and flowering style with wheat sheaves and hunting horn mark, circa 1740 chrysanthemum branches, iron- stylised flower sprays, brown - 50, 7 cm high. red hunting horn mark, circa line rim, circa 1740 - 50, 12 £250-£350. 1735 - 40, 13.5 cm wide. cm diameter; and a similarly £300-£500. decorated cup of thistle shape * Provenance: With Stockspring Antiques 29 118

118 . A Chantilly pistol grip knife handle painted in the Kakiemon style with a flowering branch and an insect, circa 1740 - 50, the steel blade stamped ‘Grey’, 27.5 cm, decoration rubbed. 119 £60-£80. 119 . A Chantilly tureen, stand and matched cover of quadrilobed form, painted in the Kakiemon palette with flowering branches and insects, the stand with brown line rim, the cover with triple flowerhead finial, hunting horn mark in iron- red, circa 1740 - 50, stand 24 cm wide, glaze wear to stand, tureen with firing damage to footrim, matched cover with chips to rim. £500-£700. 120 . A Chantilly large mustard pot of ribbed barrel shape with 120 twig, fruit and foliage handle, painted in the Kakiemon palette with children at play, two small flying birds above, circa 1740 - 50, 7 cm high. £400-£600. 121 . A Chantilly trembleuse toilet bowl painted in the Kakiemon palette with flowering branches and insects, a flaw painted with flowers and leaves hanging from a diaper pattern ‘bracket’, brown line rim, hunting horn mark in iron-red, circa 1740 - 50, 17.5 cm diameter, a chip to two of the trembleuse flanges. £400-£600. 121

30 122 . A Chantilly beaker of tapered cylindrical form, painted in the Kakiemon style with an Oriental lake scene with two figures in a boat, a building, rockwork, flowering trees and rushes, iron- red hunting horn mark, circa 1740 - 50, 6.3 cm high, minor firing fault to footrim, wear to lip. £250-£350. 123 . A Chantilly blue and white egg cup with shaped rim, part reeded 122 bowl and quatrefoil stem and base, painted in blue with two simple foliate sprays and feather edging, blue hunting horn and L mark, circa 1770, 8 cm. high, tiny rim chips; and a Chantilly egg cup of traditional form painted in iron-red, green, blue and yellow enamels with scattered sprays, the interior with a panel of floral sprays reserved on an iron-red 123 124 diaper ground, circa 1760, 6.5 cm high. (2) £200-£300. 124 . A Chantilly pommade pot and cover of baluster shape, the cover (possibly matched) with fruit finial, painted in enamels with floral sprays and sprigs, circa 1755 - 60, 7 cm high, tiny chip to rim. £60-£80. 125 . A Chantilly bowl of flowerhead form with shaped brown line rim, 125 painted in the Kakiemon palette with scrolling flowering branches and sprigs, circa 1740 - 50, 13 cm diameter, £300-£500. 126 . A Meissen figure of a Bolognese Terrier modelled after J.J. Kaendler, with white and grey shaggy coat, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue and impressed numerals 2841, 19th Century, 21 cm. high, some damage to coat, ear and whiskers. £500-£700.

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Pantry, impressed 22, circa 130 . 1740, 23.5 cm diameter, rim A Saint Cloud white cup of chips, decoration rubbed. bell shape with moulded loop £200-£300. handle, applied with prunus, 128 . incised ‘S.C. and T.’ mark, circa A Meissen teabowl painted 1740, 5.5 cm. high. in the Kakiemon style with £100-£150. the ‘Two Quails’ pattern and 131 . floral sprays within gilt reserves A Saint Cloud cane handle on a pale turquoise ground, of shaped T form, painted underglaze blue crossed in enamel colours with floral swords mark and incised and sprays and a man playing blackened inventory mark a wind instrument within N-49Z/W (probably later), the a green, iron red and blue footrim with impressed star shaped oval cartouche, one mark, circa 1730 - 40, 7.7 cm end later inscribed ‘Mamus diameter, tiny rim chip. Labell 74’, circa 1750 - 60, 10 £100-£200. cm wide, some restoration and 131 129 . rubbing. 127 . A Saint Cloud dish of eight- £100-£200. A Meissen ‘Gelber Lowe’ lobed form, painted in the deep plate painted in the Kakiemon palette with a Kakiemon palette with a tiger, banded hedge, flowering flowering prunus, bamboo bamboo, rockwork and insects, and rockwork, underglaze circa 1740 - 45, 13.5 cm. blue crossed swords mark wide, rim restored. and inscribed in puce ‘K.H.C.’ £300-£400. for the Dresden Royal Court

32 132 134 132 . A Saint Cloud snuff box in the form of a shoe, moulded and painted in enamels with sprays of flowers and foliage, circa 1745 - 50, 10.5 cm long, cover lacking, cracked; and a Mennecy snuff box lid in the form of a Pagoda figure wearing floral yellow ground robe, circa 1750 - 60, 5 cm high, base lacking. (2) £200-£300. 133 . A Saint Cloud trembleuse cup and saucer the cup of strap moulded form with 133 branch handle, painted in the Kakiemon style with a banded hedge, bamboo, prunus and rockwork, circa 1740 - 45, diameter of saucer 12.8 cm, filled chip to rim of saucer, minute chip to trembleuse ring, cup with crack to handle and small chip to footrim. £500-£700 * Provenance: With Klaber & Klaber 135

134 . linked by puce scrollwork, footrim; and a larger hard A German porcelain ‘Frauen date letter for 1788, gilder’s paste coffee can painted Kopf’ cane handle of rococo mark FF, impressed 36, 6 with the initial M in blue, ‘T’ form, the lady with her cm high; a Sévres coffee can flowers and two fuchsia sprays head turned to dexter, painted decorated with a repeated between bands of gilt dots on and gilded with floral sprays design of small pink, green a pale green ground, fleur de and pink scale panels, 19th and gilt flowerheads between lys mark in blue, 6.8 cm high, Century, 12 cm wide. puce ground and floral reserve gilding rubbed. (4) £100-£200. borders, 6 cm high, wear to £300-£500. 135 . gilding; a hard paste coffee * Provenance: The second can A Sévres coffee can the pale can painted with reserves of with Klaber & Klaber yellow ground painted with a pendant baskets and garlands band of auricular with a further of flowers on a claret ground, band of pendant blue flowers 6 cm high, small chip to

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138 . A Sévres small saucer painted with two colourful birds in flight, one holding a branch in it’s beak, within a reserve with tooled gilt foliate border on an apple green ground, date 137 letter for 1757, painter’s mark for Evans, 9.5 cm, diameter. £80-£120. 136 . 139 . A Continental serving spoon possibly Meissen, A Sévres-style coffee can and saucer painted the bowl interior painted with a bouquet of with floral sprays and turquoise scale borders, flowers, the handle and underside of bowl saucer 13 cm diameter, cracked; and a small modelled in the form of a celery stalk and tapering cylindrical pot painted with flowers leaves, late 18th/ early 19th century, 20 cm and foliage, 4 cm high (3) long. £20-£40. £50-£70. 140 . 137 . An Arita dish with brown line shaped rim and A Dutch polychrome delft lantern with hinged shallow moulded decoration, painted in bright door, three sides with glass panels, the door colours with a finger citrus spray in the centre, and pierced gabled ‘roof’ painted in blue with the rim with bamboo, prunus and pine trees estuary scenes, on a ground of diaper borders growing from yellow, blue and green islands, and scrolling flowers and foliage, metal latch, single flying birds between, late 17th/early 18th hinge pins and suspension loop, 21 cm high, century, 18.5 cm diameter, filled rim chip and chips. associated crack. £200-£300. £200-£400.

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141 . A pair of Japanese ‘Kakiemon’ saucer dishes with foliate rims, each painted with a blue and yellow butterfly above a chrysanthemum spray, late 17th century, 21.5 cm diameter. £800-£1200. 142 . An Arita bowl of chrysanthemum form moulded in relief with peony and chrysanthemum, painted in green, blue, iron-red and yellow enamels with peony and foliage, the reverse with a phoenix, early 18th century, 14.3 cm diameter 142 £300-£500. 143 . * Provenance: The Wolfe A Japanese fluted saucer Collection painted in green, iron- red, yellow and gilt with pomegranates and floral sprays, early 18th century, 11.3 cm, rim chip with associated crack, minor rubbing to moulding. £60-£80. 143

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145 . A Japanese ‘Kakiemon’ bowl with shaped rim, painted in blue, green, grey, iron-red and yellow enamels with a banded hedge, flowering trees and a bird in flight, late 17th/early 18th century, 14 cm diameter, interior stress crack. £200-£400.

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36 146 . A Japanese ‘Kakiemon’ tripod dish with foliate rim, painted with sheaves of wheat, flowers and foliage, the feet in the form of dog’s heads, early 18th century, 14.5 cm diameter. £300-£500.

146 147 . A Japanese ‘Kakiemon’ small bowl with concave rim, painted in iron-red, blue and green enamels with flowering prunus and flower sprays, the rim interior with two vignettes of buildings in a watery landscape, early 18th century, 9.5 cm diameter, two restored rim chips. £200-£300.

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