THIRD DAY’S SALE

WEDNESDAY 24th JANUARY 2018

ORIENTAL & EUROPEAN CERAMICS & GLASS

Commencing at 10.00am Oriental and European Ceramics and Glass will be on view on: Friday 19th January 9.00am to 5.15pm Saturday 20th January 9.00am to 1.00pm Sunday 21st January 2.00pm to 4.00pm Monday 22nd January 9.00am to 5.15pm Tuesday 23rd January 9.00am to 5.15pm Limited viewing on sale day

Measurements are approximate guidelines only unless stated to the contrary

Enquiries: Andrew Thomas Enquiries: Nic Saintey Tel: 01392 413100 Tel: 01392 413100 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 661 662 A large presentation wine glass and a pair of wine glasses Two late 18th century English wine glasses, one similar the former with bell shaped bowl engraved with the arms of and an early 19th century barrel-shaped tumbler the first Weston, set on a hollow knopped stem and domed fold over two with plain bowls and faceted stems, 13.5 cm; the third foot, 27 cm high, the pair each with rounded funnel shaped engraved with floral sprays and on faceted stem, 14 cm; the bowl engraved with an eagle’s head set on a double knopped tumbler engraved with urns, paterae and swags with the stem and conical foot, 23 cm high. initials ‘GS’,11 cm (4). *£200 - 250 *£120 - 180

663 A George Bacchus close pack glass paperweight set with various multi coloured canes and four Victoria Head silhouettes, circa 1850, 8 cm diameter, [top polished]. *£300 - 500

664 665 A Loetz Phanomen glass vase of A Moser amber crackled glass vase of twelve lobed form with waisted neck shaped globular form, enamelled with and flared rim, decorated overall with a a crab, a lobster and fish swimming trailed and combed wave design, circa amongst seaweed and seagrass, circa 1900-05, unmarked, 19 cm high. 1900, 25 cm high. *£400 - 600 *£100 - 200

666-9 No Lots.

670 A miniature Chinese bowl the exterior painted in blue with two bands containing small panels, the interior with three flowerheads, four character Ming mark, 6 cm diameter, [rim ]. *£50 - 80

130 671 of A Chinese porcelain peony bowl 672 circular form, the interior and exterior of squat painted in blue with blooms beneath A Chinese porcelain censer circular form the exterior painted in double line borders, six character blue with eight alternating dragon and Kangxi mark within concentric rings, phoenix medallions between thunder 12.5 cm diameter, [restored]. key bands, concentric rings, probably *£100 - 200 19th century, 17 cm diameter. *£200 - 400 673 A Chinese underglaze blue and yellow- ground jar of ovoid form with short waisted neck and rolled rim, painted with a continuous band of scrolling hibiscus between ruyi-head borders on a yellow ground, six-character Chenghua mark within a double circle, 31 cm high [damaged]. *£200 - 400

675 Two Chinese blanc de Chine dogs each modelled seated with a puppy at its side, on raised rectangular bases, Kangxi, 16 cm high [some discoloured restoration]. *£100 - 200

677 674 A Chinese green-glazed Hill A Chinese porcelain sleeve vase of jar and cover the domed cover relief cylindrical form with short flaring neck moulded with five mountain peaks enamelled in the palette and mythical beasts, the cylindrical with scholars and children before a body with a band of similar beasts and seated couple, the neck with pierced 676 mask head ring handles, on three mask rock and peony, 48 cm high. A Chinese underglaze blue and head feet, Han dynasty, 22 cm high boldly painted *£300 - 400 copper-red bottle vase [minor chips], together with a group of with two large dragons amongst Chinese metal fittings including a taotie scattered clouds and flames, probably mask handle [loose ring lacking] and a 18th century, 49 cm [loss and damage pair of curved bronze mounts. to neck and rim]. *£300 - 500 *£300 - 500

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 131 678 680 A Chinese grey pottery figure of A Chinese export cup and saucer a boar standing with head slightly painted in sepia monochrome with lowered, with spinal crest, Han dynasty, a European river landscape with a 23 cm [tail lacking]. fisherman and water buffalo in the *£100 - 200 foreground within line and lattice borders, Jiaqing, diameter of saucer 14 cm [damage to rim of saucer]. *£100 - 150

The decoration reputedly based on an 18th century print of a view on the River 679 Thames at Marlow. A large Chinese pottery baluster jar the exterior covered in a mottled pale green glaze and incised with four bands of concentric circles, Han dynasty, 36 cm and wood stand. *£250 - 350

685 A Chinese porcelain snuff bottle modelled in the form of a Cicada under bronze and salmon pink glazes, 8 cm long. *£150 - 200

681 682 A Chinese blue and white dish painted A Chinese Qingbai bowl of with pierced rockwork, birds, insects, flared conical form with short footrim, flowers and foliage, early Qianlong, 39 the interior moulded with two phoenix, cm diameter [minor fritting]. Song dynasty, 22 cm diameter. *£150 - 250 *£150 - 250

683-4 No Lots.

686 A group of four Chinese porcelain cockerel and hen groups each in sitting posture under red, green, blue, aubergine and yellow glazes, largest 15 cm high. *£300 - 500

132 687 A group of Chinese brown glazed wares comprising a Ding form censer a baluster vase with mask handles and petal moulded rim, a double gourd vase and a lidded pouring vessel under lustrous brown glazes, 15,13, 22 and 15 cm high. *£100 - 200 688 Oriental reference - Arts of Asia a complete run from January 1971 - October 2017, contained within card cases and in a purpose built hardwood open bookcase. *£100 - 200

690 691 A Chinese famille rose baluster vase A small Chinese Doucai cup painted painted with the two Qiao sisters and with four dragon medallions between other figures in a continuous landscape sprays of scrolling foliage, six-character in a scene from the ‘Romance of the Chenghua seal mark, 7 cm diameter. Three Kingdoms’, apocryphal iron-red *£100 - 200 Qianlong seal mark, 39 cm. *£200 - 300 689 A Chinese famille rose vase of slender baluster form, painted with two pheasants, butterflies, a knarled flowering prunus tree, chrysanthemums and rockwork, apocryphal iron-red Qianlong seal mark, 34 cm [flat chip to rim]. *£150 - 200

692 A Japanese blue and white porcelain globular vase by Kato Gosuke with short cylindrical neck and everted foot, painted with alternating panels of flowering prunus with Ho-o birds and mythical creatures, ten-character mark ‘made by Kato Gosuke, Seto ware, Great Japan’, Meiji period, 20 cm high. *£100 - 200

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 133 693 A Chinese famille rose warming dish, 695 cover and liner with buddhist lion finial A pair of Canton famille rose baluster and mask and metal loop handles, vases with double lion dog handles, painted overall with characters from decorated and gilded with equestrian the ‘Table of Peerless Heroes’, the figures, exotic birds, flowers and fruit liner enamelled in turquoise, probably on a celadon ground, 19th century, 42.5 Xianfeng/Tongzhi, 16 cm wide [finial cm high. re-stuck]. 694 *£300 - 400 *£100 - 200 A Chinese blue and white crackle- glazed vase with waisted neck and octagonal section body, decorated in underglaze blue with The Three Friends of Winter and pendant lappets on a crackled ground, 19th century, 34 cm. *£100 - 150

696 An opposing pair of Chinese porcelain famille noire vases of shouldered square section with raised flaring necks, each aspect and the necks decorated in famille verte enamels with figures in landscapes, the shoulders with chrysanthemum, apocryphal six character marks for Kangxi, 50 cm high, [wear to black enamels]. *£1000 - 1200

134 697 698 A pair of Chinese porcelain hat stands or lanterns of A Chinese porcelain jar with Anhua decoration of oviform, hexagonal form, each facet with quadrilobed piercing the white glazed body incised with a pair of phoenix between enamelled in the famille rose palette with a continuous lappet and ruyi head bands, apocryphal six character mark for landscape containing the eight immortals and companions Wanli within concentric circles, 13.5 cm high beneath a gilt rim, red Xianfeng seal marks, 28 cm high. *£500 - 700 *£600 - 800

700 701 A Chinese flambé-glazed bottle vase A Chinese famille rose bottle vase of globular form with raised neck, the of pear shape, painted overall with 699 shoulders modelled with an encircling butterflies, fruit, flowers and foliage A Chinese porcelain polychrome dragon under mottled red and lavender on a pale celadon ground, apocryphal vase of slender baluster form under a blue streaked glazes, 19th century, 45 six-character Yongzheng mark within a turquoise glaze, six character Qianlong cm high. seal mark in red, 42 cm high. double circle, 35 cm. *£600 - 800 *£400 - 500 *£100 - 200

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 135 702 703 A large Canton famille rose bowl painted with panels of interior and terrace scenes with officials, attendants and other figures within borders of auspicious objects, A Chinese ‘sang-de-boeuf’ bottle bats, butterflies, birds, flowers and foliage, mid19th century, 39 cm diameter and vase covered with a copper-red glaze wood stand. thinning at the neck, 19th century, 28 cm. *£600 - 800 *£250 - 350

706 A Chinese blue and white miniature ‘dragon’ wine pot and cover painted with two scaly dragons chasing flaming pearls amongst clouds and flames, four- 705 character Xuantong mark, 8 cm high. A Chinese blue and white ‘Lanca- with flaring body *£80 - 120 Character’ stem cup 707 No Lot. 704 and waisted stem, painted with eight Tibetan characters amongst scrolling A Chinese Wucai baluster jar painted with an official and two attendants lotus flowers and foliage, the interior being entertained by lady musicians with a floral medallion, the foot with on the fenced terrace of a building, the pendant jewelled tassels, horizontal neck and shoulders with floral, diaper Qianlong seal mark, 13.5 cm high and cloud borders, 25 cm. [damaged]. *£200 - 300 *£300 - 500 Provenance acquired at Christie’s South Kensington in the late 1980s in a mixed lot. The intention was to fully restore but subsequently only cleaned and re- stuck.

136 709 710 A pair of Canton famille rose bottle-shaped 708 A Cantonese porcelain vases and covers painted with panels of vase of baluster form with A pair of Chinese porcelain Lion Dogs numerous figures, exotic birds, flowers and foliage each seated with one paw resting on a frill neck supported by on a ground of butterflies amongst gilt and green pierced brocade ball, one with a pup four chilongs, the handles scrolling foliage, 19th century, 38 cm high [one at foot, on rectangular press moulded formed as kylins, enamelled with damage to rim]. bases with faux bamboo corners in the famille rose palette moulded in low relief with prunus, *£350 - 400 with figures in a pavilion, 19th century, 31 cm high, [some small the subsidiary panels with losses]. figures reserved on a profuse *£100 - 150 ground of blooms and butterflies, mid 19th century, 31 cm high. *£100 - 150

712 A pair of Chinese famille rose bottle vases painted with panels of peacocks, rockwork and lake landscapes reserved on a powder blue ground, double circle 713 marks, 20 cm [one with damage to rim]. A pair of Japanese Satsuma vases of baluster form with mythical beast mask *£80 - 120 handles, enamelled and gilded with panels of flowering plants and shrubs, pierced rockwork and diaper borders, 711 blue enamel Shimazu mon and gilt A Cantonese porcelain vase of marks, Meiji period, 26 cm high [bases baluster form with gilt mask handles, drilled for lamp fittings]. the body decorated in the famille rose *£250 - 350 palette with panels of figures, blooms, birds and butterflies reserved on a profuse ground, mid 19th century, 42 cm high, [rim chips]. *£100 - 150

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 137 715 A Japanese ‘’ beaker of tapered cylindrical form, painted in blue, turquoise and iron-red with flowering branches, brown line rim, early 18th century, 7.5 cm diameter. *£200 - 300

714 717 A Chinese votive earthernware table laden with plates of A Japanese Imari porcelain food including a boar’s head, eggs, fruit, vegetables and a bottle vase of globular form wine cup and stand, under green, mustard and ivory glazes, with slender raised neck Ming Dynasty, table 25 cm long, [some flakes]. embossed with an encircling *£250 - 350 pair of dragons reserved on a profuse ground decorated in the traditional palette, late Meiji, 50 cm high. *£150 - 200

716 A pair of Japanese Imari porcelain jars and covers of lobed oviform the domed covers with shi shi knops decorated in the traditional palette front and verso with panels of a jardiniere, flowers and foliage reserved on a profuse ground, late Meiji, 55 cm high, [one cover broken and glued, one chipped]. *£200 - 300 718 A massive Japanese Satsuma porcelain dish decorated with two shaped panels of ladies on a garden terrace and two ladies and a child in an interior with Mount Fuji beyond, on an ornate ground of butterflies, flowers and foliage within scale borders, the underside similarly decorated, gilt mark for Satsuma ware with the Shimizu mon, 89 cm diameter and stained wood stand. *£600 - 800

138 719 of slender A pair of large Japanese Kutani porcelain vases 720 ovoid form, each profusely decorated in iron-red, green, painted in manganese with a lady blue, yellow and gilt with rakans in extensive landscapes with A Bristol plate and gentleman standing in an extensive landscape with flowering shrubs and lattice fencing between ornate dragon sponged trees, a church in the background, circa 1740-50, and foliate borders, character marks on a yellow ground, 26.5 cm diameter [minor chip and glaze losses]. Meiji, 45.5 cm. *£150 - 200 *£400 - 600

721 A mid 18th century Dutch polychrome delftware charger painted with stylised flowers, foliage and fruit, the rim with circular and heart shaped cartouches on a powder blue ground, 33 cm diameter. *£150 - 200 722 A salt glazed spirit flask in the form of Sir Robert Peel modelled standing with his arm around a stand of corn and holding a scroll captioned ‘Bread for the Millions’, the circular base embossed ‘Sir R. Peel’, circa 1846, 24.5 cm high, [chips to base]. *£180 - 220 725 This flask celebrates the bravery of Robert A Staffordshire pottery group of the Peel in repealing the Corn Laws during his ‘Alphington Ponies’ the Durnford second term as prime minister, an act that sisters arm-in-arm, each holding a supported the poor by removing rights sunshade and identically dressed from the land owning aristocracy who were wearing green felt hats and yellow his principal voters. coats, on mound base, circa 1850, 11.5 cm high. 723-4 No Lots. *£80 - 120

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 139 727 A Staffordshire pearlware ‘tithe pig’ group of traditional form, the mound base with scrollwork and a shell picked out in blue, circa 1820, 17 cm high [minor damage]. 726 *£250 - 350 An English model of a horse with sponged grey markings, standing on a green rectangular base, circa 1800-20, 15 cm high [minor restoration]. *£800 - 1200

730 A pair of Staffordshire pottery Dalmatians each standing before a stump in alert posture with raised tails, 728 on oval rustic bases, circa 1870, 16 cm long, [one devoid tail]. A ‘Whieldon’ creamware deep dish of silver shape with scalloped rim, *£100 - 200 decorated with a mottled ‘tortoisehell’ 729 glaze, late 18th century, 27 cm.

*£80 - 120 A ‘Whieldon’ creamware tea canister of cylindrical form, decorated with a mottled ‘tortoiseshell’ glaze, 8.5 cm high. *£80 - 120

731 An early 19th century pearlware jug decorated in Pratt colours with farming implements and a wheatsheaf below a ribbon and line border, 16.5 cm high [some damage]. *£80 - 120

140 732 A close pair of North Country pottery cow and milkmaid creamers modelled standing four square with black patches, head tilted slightly to one side with a milkmaid and pail afoot on a shield shaped base, mid-19th century,19 cm long, [replacement covers, one has been off at the base]. *£200 - 400 733 A Uffrecht & Co. bronzed figure of George Washington modelled standing in cloak, jacket and waistcoat, his left hand grasping the pommel of a sword, his right resting on a copy of Constitutional Law and the Declaration of Independence, atop a pillar, on a square base captioned George Washington, the underside impressed U & C 238, circa 1900, 62 cm high, [small losses]. *£200 - 300 734 A pair of Welsh pearlware cow creamers each modelled standing four square and decorated with purple lustre and iron red patches with raised tail forming the handle, on rounded rectangular base, mid 19th century, 19 cm long, [restored]. *£200 - 300 735-9 No Lots.

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 141 740 A pottery cat, probably Mosanic modelled in seated posture with inset green glass eyes, the body painted with yellow heart and circular motifs on a blue ground, painted blue marks to interior, late 19th/early 20th century, 21 cm high. *£100 - 200 741 A Mosanic pottery cat modelled seated and painted with blue circle and heart motifs on a yellow ground, with inset glass eyes, early 20th century, 34 cm. high. *£250 - 350 742 A Galle-style pottery cat modelled seated and transfer decorated with flowers on a pale blue waistcoat, with inset glass eyes, early 20th century, 35 cm. high. *£300 - 400

142 743 A Galle-style ‘nodding’ pottery cat modelled crouching and transfer decorated with flowers on a yellow ground, the nodding head with inset glass eyes, early 20th century, 28 cm. long. *£400 - 600 744 A Mosanic pottery cat modelled seated and painted with red circle and heart motifs on a green ground, with inset glass eyes, early 20th century, 34 cm. high. *£300 - 400 745 A Galle-style pottery cat modelled seated and transfer decorated with flowers on a green waistcoat, with inset glass eyes, early 20th Century, 35 cm. high. *£300 - 400

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 143 746 A Wemyss Ware pottery cat modelled in seated posture and decorated with pink cabbage roses, with inset glass eyes, painted Wemyss Ware J.N. and Made in England, 32.5 cm. high. *£700 - 900 747 A pug in the Galle manner modelled as a seated ‘barrister’ and sporting a wig, lacy collar and cuffs and a floral striped jacket, with inset glass eyes, early 20th century, 32 cm. high. *£600 - 800 748 A Galle-style pottery pug modelled seated and transfer decorated with flowers on a yellow ground, the grotesque visage with inset glass eyes, early 20th century, 30 cm. high. *£300 - 500

144 749 A Galle-style pottery cat in the white, modelled in seated posture with inset glass eyes, probably Mosanic, early 20th century, 33 cm. high. *£250 - 350 750 A Galle-style pottery cat and matching pug each modelled in seated posture under black glazes and with inset glass eyes, probably Mosanic, early 20th century, 34 cm and 31 cm. high. *£500 - 700

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 145 751 A Galle faience pug ‘Monsieur le Comte’ modelled in seated posture wearing a captioned red collar with bells and with inset glass eyes under a brindle glaze, signed verso Galle Nancy with indistinct blue St Clement backstamp, early 20th century, 30 cm. high. *£800 - 1200

146 752 A fairyland lustre vase of slender shouldered form (shape 3149) brightly decorated in the Rainbow or Bifrost pattern, gold Portland Vase mark and painted Z.5366, circa 1925, with paper label for ‘Issod Collection #143’, 21 cm high. *£2000 - 2500

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 147 753 754 A porcelain by Charles Noke, A Minton majolica ‘lotus and bullrush’ centrepiece modelled probably of rectangular with central blue tinted white bloom, containing a candle form decorated in flambé and coloured socket, set in a circular dish moulded with further blooms and slips with an alchemist in his workshop, rushes in white, yellow, brown and green, impressed Minton set in a walnut and ebony trimmed with model no.1041 and datecode for 1863, 40 cm diameter. cushion frame with secret push button *£400 - 600 revealing a hinged door containing two slender spirit decanters inside, the reverse fitted with brackets for wall hanging, early 20th century, 40 cm high overall. *£200 - 400

755 756 A Minton majolica ‘triple lotus’ A George Jones majolica small stilton sectional dish modelled with central dome and stand of basket moulded white and yellow bloom and three form with rustic twig knop embossed buds flanked by three large and three with leaves and blossom on a turquoise subsidiary leaves, impressed Minton ground, impressed marks and painted with pattern no.1010 and datecode for model no. 5253, circa 1878-85, stand 1864, 32 cm wide, [two chips and small 25.5 cm diameter. glue repair]. *£200 - 300 *£250 - 350 757 A large Royal Doulton figure of King Charles HN404 designed by C.J.Noke and H.Tittensor, issued 1920-51, green printed , inscribed ‘King Charles’ in gilt, 42 cm high. *£400 - 500

148 760 Four pieces of Clarice Cliff Bizarre Secrets pattern pottery comprising a small plate, a beehive preserve pot and cover and a Bonjour shape cream jug and sugar bowl, with painted landscape decoration within green and yellow bands, Bizarre backstamps, plate with additional Fantasque marks, circa 1933-37, [bee knop restored, knife marks to plate]. *£220 - 280

758 A George Jones pate-sur-pate plaque, probably by Frederick Schenk decorated in white slip on a dark chocolate ground with four putti fishing on the edge of a lake, one holding a large basket aloft, impressed factory monogram, circa 1870, 24 x 16 cm [minor damage]. *£250 - 350 759 No Lot.

762 763 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre bowl in the Six pieces of Clarice Cliff Bizarre of ribbed circular 761 Rodanthe pattern Autumn Crocus pattern pottery form (shape 633) the interior and comprising a cup and saucer, coffee

A Clarice Cliff ‘Fantasque’ vase exterior painted with bright orange and can and saucer, cream jug and sugar decorated with the ‘Umbrellas and yellow blooms, Bizarre backstamp, circa bowl, Bizarre backstamps, 1928-40. Rain’ pattern, circa 1929-30, 13 cm high. 1934-36, 24 cm diameter. *£150 - 200 *£200 - 300 *£200 - 300

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 149 764 765 A Clarice Cliff three-piece tea service in the Hollyhocks A Clarice Cliff Bizarre cup, saucer and sugar bowl in the pattern of Bonjour shape each painted with blooms within Sunshine pattern the former of conical shape with solid brown, yellow and turquoise bands, Wilkinson backstamps triangular handle, the latter of Bonjour shape, printed circa 1936-37, teapot 14 cm high.16 Bizarre and Wilkinson backstamps, circa 1931, [professional *£200 - 400 restoration to cup]. *£100 - 200

767 A Clarice Cliff Fantasque milk jug of helmet shaped form decorated in the Melon (Picasso Fruit) pattern in red, green, yellow and blue, Fantasque and Bizarre backstamps, circa 1930-31, 10.5 cm high, [blue over painted]. *£80 - 120

766 A Clarice Cliff Bizarre sugar sifter in the Hydrangea pattern of Bonjour shape, Bizarre backstamp, circa 1934- 35, 13 cm high. *£100 - 150

768 A Moorcroft Tudric pewter mounted bowl tubelined in the Poppies pattern in red, orange and green on a blue ground, set on a planished pewter foot, stamped Moorcroft, Tudric, Made in England, 01312, circa 1925, 25 cm diameter. *£400 - 500 769 No Lot.

150 770 771 772 A Lowestoft blue and white sucrier and A porcelain figure of a A First Period Worcester coffee cup the lady holding cover with flower bud finial, painted ‘Ranelagh Dancer’ with grooved loop handle, painted in with the ‘Immortelle’ pattern with a posy in her right hand and wearing bright famille rose colours with a bird panels of flowers and foliage, crossed a green bodice, floral decorated skirt and insects amongst peony branches, swords mark, circa 1775-80, 12.5 cm and puce cloak, on gilt scrolled tree circa 1758, 6.5 cm high (restored rim high [glazed over flat chip to base]. stump mound base, circa 1770, 29 cm chips). [restored]. *£250 - 350 *£300 - 400 *£80 - 120

774 A pair of Worcester porcelain coffee cans and deep saucers painted in blue in the ‘Royal Lily’ pattern within gold borders and red line rims, blue open crescent marks and additional solid gold crown and crescents, circa 1788-90, saucers 13.5 cm 773 diameter. A First Period Worcester teapot and cover of faceted *£500 - 700 globular form, painted in the famille rose palette with the According to R.W. Binns when George III and Queen ‘Beckoning ’ pattern of on one side an old man Charlotte visited Worcester in 1788, they ordered a service with arm raised, the other with a lady holding a fan, child of Lily pattern porcelain, thereafter named by the factory as playing at her side, circa 1755-58, 15 cm high (cracked and Royal Lily in their honour. The original service did not survive riveted, chips) in the Royal Collection although a facsimile service was presented to H.M. Queen Elizabeth II. As these pieces are *£300 - 400 of the highest quality and bear the highly unusual additional mark of a gold crowned crescent, it is logical to assume that these formed part of the original royal order. Since 2004 only a small handful of pieces have been offered for sale. These pieces are illustrated and discussed at length by Richard Burt, The Melting Pot no.11, Autumn 2007, pages 6-9.

775 En suite with the previous lot, two graduating Worcester porcelain plates and a saucer painted in blue in the ‘Royal Lily’ pattern within gold borders and red line rims, blue open crescent marks and additional solid gold crown and crescents, circa 1788-90, 24, 19.5 and 15.5 cm diameter [small plate extensively stapled, slight rim chip to saucer]. *£300 - 400

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 151 777 A Chelsea oval basket the exterior moulded with basket 776 weave, painted with butterflies and other insects, the rim A pair of Bow figures of musicians in the form of a lady applied with flowers, stalks and foliage, red anchor mark, circa playing a hurdy-gurdy, a dog at her feet, the companion 1755, 17 cm wide [chips to flowers, the interior with some figure of a youth holding song sheets in both hands, a dog discolouration]. at his feet, on bocage and floral raised scroll bases, both *£100 - 200 with I marks in underglaze blue, circa 1760-65, 14 cm [some restoration]. *£250 - 350

780 A First Period Worcester basket of oval form with pierced lattice sides, painted with floral sprays and sprigs within gilded blue scale borders, the yellow ground exterior applied with pink and green florets, square mark, circa 1770, 22 cm wide [branch handles lacking]. *£80 - 120 781 A pair of First Period Worcester blue and white high-footed sauceboats each of silver shape with scroll handle, 779 painted with ‘The Triangular Platform’ A Bow figure of a girl flower seller pattern within moulded cartouches, the holding flowers in the folds of her interiors with floral sprays and insects, skirt and in a basket, wearing a yellow one with workman’s mark, circa 1755, wide brimmed hat and blue and floral 19.5 cm long [one with section lacking]. 778 decorated dress, on simple mound A Bow figure of a girl grape seller base applied with flowers and leaves, *£200 - 400 emblematic of Autumn, seated circa 1760, 12 cm [some restoration]. barefoot and wearing a yellow hat, *£100 - 200 green bodice and floral decorated dress, a basket of grapes on her knee, on puce scrolled mound base, circa 1762-65, 13.5 cm high [short firing crack to dress, tiny chips to hat]. *£120 - 180

152 783 A Worcester blue and white ‘dolphin 782 782A ewer’ creamboat and a Lowestoft A First Period Worcester blue and Two First Period Worcester blue and bowl the ewer with lamprey handle white coffee cup and one other the white trembleuse saucers in the Saint and painted with floral sprays, open first of bell shape with fluted scroll Cloud manner, each with gadrooned crescent mark, circa 1770, 8 cm high handle with thumb rest, painted with band and painted with a lambrequin [tiny chip to spout]; the bowl painted the Cannonball pattern, workman’s border, one with workman’s mark, with rockwork, peonies and a large mark, circa 1760-65, circa 1760, 13 cm diameter [unmarked insect, numeral 6 mark, circa 1765-70, 6.5 cm high; the second with grooved example with rim chip]. 12.5 cm diameter [chip and short firing loop handle and painted with the *£80 - 120 crack to rim]. Mansfield pattern, workman’s mark, *£100 - 200 circa 1760-65, 6 cm high. *£100 - 200

784 785 Two First Period Worcester blue and white shell-shaped each painted with the ‘The Two Peony Rock A Lowestoft blue and white pickle dish pickle dishes of scallop shell form, painted with a Bird’ pattern, workman’s marks, circa 1755-60, 8 cm wide. peony spray within a floral and lattice *£150 - 250 border, circa 1768-70, 11 cm wide. *£200 - 400

786 A Derby figure of the Italian Farmer after Kaendler, holding a struggling cockerel and wearing a yellow jacket and floral decorated breeches, on tree stump mound base applied with flowers, patch marks, circa 1760-65, 18 cm [some restoration]. *£100 - 200

787 A Derby baluster jug and cover with pointed finial and scroll handle, painted with floral sprays and sprigs, the rims with gilded bright blue borders, puce crowned D mark, circa 1780, 22 cm. *£200 - 250

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 153 789 A rare First Period Belleek boudoir 788 candlestick of florally encrusted form A Coalport porcelain ‘Japan’ pattern part dessert service painted and gilded with with rustic handle, first black and pad rockwork, trees, flowering shrubs and lattice panels in underglaze blue with iron-red marks, circa 1863-90, 14 cm long, [some and green enamels, circa 1805-10, comprising eighteen plates, four lobed square loss]. dishes, four scallop shaped dishes, four shaped oval dishes, an oval pedestal dish, *£100 - 200 a sauce tureen, two covers and two stands, thirty six pieces [one stand damaged, minor wear to gilt]. *£300 - 500 * Cf. Geoffrey A.Godden ‘Coalport and Coalbrookedale ’ plate 26 for a similar dessert service in the Royal Collection.

The Dr Geoffrey and Mrs Alma Barnes Collection of Alcock, Daniel and related Staffordshire porcelains

It was the purchase of an inexpensive cup and saucer and the subsequent pleasure gained from identifying it to be by Samuel Alcock that set Dr Geoffrey and Mrs Alma Barnes on their journey as enthusiastic collectors. They undertook a great deal of research and accumulated much valuable information about the factory than most collectors would have felt necessary. Before long Geoffrey Godden considered them the acknowledged authority on the subject which led to an invitation to write a chapter on Samuel Alcock in his volume on ‘Staffordshire Porcelain’. For a factory that lasted from 1822-59 and which produced a vast range of wares, it is surprisingly underrepresented in the literature which may account for its relative lack of popularity in comparison to some of its better known contemporaries. As members of the Northern Ceramic Society and the Daniel Ceramic Circle, it was the intention of Dr and Mrs Barnes to produce a volume about Samuel Alcock. Sadly whilst they accumulated a wide and representative array of Alcock porcelains, time proved not to be on their side. Hopefully a newly inspired collector will become the next authority on the subject.

790 A composed garniture of three Samuel Alcock porcelain ‘named view’ vases of ovoid form with loop handles, painted with views of ‘Val St.Nicola, Switzerland after J.D.Harding,’ ‘Entrance to the Fore Walk, Wotton, Surrey’ and ‘The Brook’ within foliate scrollwork borders on a ruby ground, the smaller vases also inscribed ‘from the Exhibition of the National Institution’, the smaller vases with pattern number 9116/3, circa 1840, 21 and 28 cm [one smaller vase with re-stuck handle]. *£250 - 350 791 Two Samual Alcock porcelain neo-classical vases and a pair of ewers the vases printed and painted in the Greek revival style with figures, key and anthemion borders on pink, orange and green grounds, pattern nos. 9017/3 and 9063/3, 26 cm; the blue ground ewers with the figures of Helen and Troy, pattern nos.9790 and both marked ‘Fac-simile of an Antique Vase’, 23 cm. *£80 - 120

154 792 A Samuel Alcock ‘Limoges Enamel’ vase of baluster form with plain loop handles, decorated in white slip and gilding with masks, cornucopiae, flowers and foliage in the Renaissance manner, circa 1850, 23 cm. *£100 - 200 793 A group of four Samuel Alcock porcelain neo-classical ewers two decorated with ‘The Battle Between the Greeks and the Amazons’ from a vase found at Cume in 1855, on blue and black grounds, pattern no.9282/3, 21 cm; the other two with flowers on pale green and blue grounds, pattern nos.2014/4 and 9632/3, 21 cm [one damaged]. *£80 - 120

794 A group of twelve small pieces of Samuel Alcock and Copeland neo-classical porcelain decorated with Etruscan- style figures on orange, blue, black and green grounds, 8-13 cm approx. *£80 - 120 795 An H.& R. Daniel ‘Earl of Shrewsbury’ armorial plate of silver shape with gadrooned rim, the centre finely painted with the Shrewsbury crest of a lion beneath an earl’s coronet, the rim with a basket of flowers, a floral bouquet and a ‘fancy’ bird in a landscape on a green ground decorated with tooled gilt scrollwork and floral sprays, elaborate puce backstamp, circa 1827, 26.5 cm diameter [firing cracks].

*£250 - 350 In 1826 Henry Daniel secured the first of several orders for services for the Earls of Shrewsbury. The fifteenth Earl was refurbishing Alton Towers in Staffordshire and this particular service was completed early in 1827. The Earl died in that same year with the title passed to his nephew John, the sixteenth Earl who continued placing orders with Henry and Richard Daniel.

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 155 796 A group of three H.&R.Daniel trios pattern nos.4336, 4337 and 6066, the first two painted with floral sprays and gilt foliage on mazarine blue and claret borders; the third with green and gilt plaid borders, circa 1830-40. *£100 - 150 797 A group of four H.&R.Daniel tea cups and saucers pattern nos.3913. 4085,4582 and 4933, painted with exotic birds, floral sprays and fruit on white grounds and within pink, mazarine blue and gilt foliate borders, circa 1830-40. *£80 - 120 798 A group of four H.&R.Daniel tea cups and saucers pattern nos. 3862, 4252, 5600 and 8140, painted with panels of flowers and birds with gilded green, yellow, salmon pink and grey ground borders. *£80 - 120 799 A pair of H.& R.Daniel oval ‘Mayflower’ dessert dishes, a matching tea cup and saucer and a scent ewer and cover pattern 4632, the table wares painted with floral sprays within gilt cartouches on a ground of moulded pink and yellow florets, circa 1828, the dishes 27.5 cm wide, the scent bottle 28 cm [damage to neck and rim]. *£150 - 200 *Cf. Michael Berthoud ‘H.&R.Daniel 1822-1846’, pl. 62.

800 A pair of H.& R. Daniel pink ground dessert plates, a pair of matching square section dishes and a similar bowl the two pairs with shell and rococo scroll design rims, finely painted with fruit within a line and dentil border, pattern 4541, circa 1835-40, 22 and 27 cm; the bowl with gadroon rim, painted with two cartouche shaped panels of fruit and flowers reserved on a pink ground, pattern 3913, 19 cm. *£100 - 200 * Cf. Brian Smith and Brian Beardmore ‘H.& R.Daniel/ Identifying Daniel Porcelain ’ page 72.

801 A group of three H.&R.Daniel oblong dessert shell dishes two of second gadroon shape and painted in patterns Dan 124 and Dan 134 with pink rose sprays and flowers and foliage in purple, 30 cm wide [see Brian Smith and Bryan Beardmore ‘Identifying Daniel Porcelain Tablewares’ pages 222 and 223]; the third painted with a central vignette of a cottage in a river landscape within a floral claret ground border, 27.5 cm wide [continuous crack around footrim]. *£100 - 150 156 802 Two H.&R.Daniel dessert plates and a teacup and saucer the plates of Shrewsbury shape and patterns 4276 and 4888, painted with a bridge and ruined castle in a landscape vignette within a pink ground rim, 22 cm [hair crack] and a floral bouquet within a deep blue ground rim, 22 cm [minor stacking wear to gilt]; the cup and saucer in pattern 6156 with floral bouquets within ornate blue, pale yellow and gilt borders [saucer cracked]. *£30 - 50 803 A group of three Samuel Alcock teapots and a milk jug two in pattern 7652 and of compressed fluted form painted with floral bouquets, sprigs and acanthus green borders, circa 1840, 19 and 27 cm high; the third teapot and matching milk jug in pattern 2287 and painted with panels of floral sprays reserved on a richly gilded deep blue ground, circa 1830, 17 and 13 cm high [minor damage] 4. *£80 - 120 804 Two H.&R. Daniel teapots and covers the first of Shrewsbury shape with gadroon moulding and decorated with gilt stylised foliate bands on a mazarine blue ground, on four acanthus leaf feet, pattern 4165, circa 1825, 15 cm high; the second of Sutherland shape painted with baskets of flowers between elaborately gilded pale salmon pink borders, pattern 8483, circa 1840, 20 cm high. *£100 - 200 805 A pair of Samuel Alcock two-handled pot pourri vases and covers one painted with a named view of Salisbury Cathedral, the reverse with a floral bouquet within acanthus scroll panels, the other with an extensive landscape view and floral bouquet, both with gilded apple green grounds, pattern no.9898/2, circa 1845-50, 21 cm high [minor damage to rim of one cover]. *£100 - 150 806 Six Samuel Alcock lavender and white relief moulded jugs comprising The Battle of Acre, another decorated with an Indian family and musicians, two after the Portland Ewer in different colour ways, a Knight and Courtier jug and a small jug in the form of bound wooden staves, the larger with printed backstamps, the smallest with patent registration lozenge, circa 1845-50, 22.5 - 11 cm high, [the largest with filled chip and staple]. *£200 - 300

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 157 807 808 Two Samuel Alcock jugs the first painted in pattern 4875 with A Samuel Alcock desk stand with candlestick and two a band and panels of floral sprays on an apricot ground, circa inkwells and covers, painted with floral sprays and foliate 1835-40, 17 cm high; the second in pattern 3705 with two gilded apricot and claret ground panels and borders, pattern floral bouquets reserved on a blue ground, 17 cm high. no.270, circa 1840-50, width of stand 32 cm [chips to rims of *£30 - 50 inkwell covers]. *Cf. Geoffrey Godden ‘Staffordshire Porcelain’ page 315, *£80 - 120 pl.482 for a similar example of the pattern and shape of the first jug.

809 810 A Samuel Alcock part tea service comprising a teapot, A Ridgway orange ground topographical porcelain part sucrier, milk jug, teacup and saucer, the teapot and sucrier tea service painted with castles, ruins and other buildings in with foliate moulded rims, the covers with bud knops, each extensive landscapes reserved on an orange ground with piece decorated with landscape panels reserved on gilt elaborate gilt borders and floral swags, pattern no. 1598, circa embellished blue grounds, pattern no.4706, circa 1835, 1840-50, comprising a teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, teapot 19 cm high, [knops glued]. milk jug, slop bowl and a trio. *£70 - 90 *£250 - 350

811 A Samuel Alcock cream jug and stand and two similar cream jugs all with melting snow borders, the former of squat lobed form with broad spout, the underside flower moulded, the stand similarly moulded, pattern no. 2004, the cream jugs of 812 lobed oviform with ornate scroll handles decorated in pattern comprising nos. 1848 and 1952. A collection of New Hall and Factory Z wares eight helmet-shaped cream/milk jugs with floral painted *£80 - 120 or bat printed landscape and marine decoration, including pattern nos.948, 1100 and 1707; together with two coffee cans, one pattern 224; and five teabowls, patterns 22, 25,121,154 and 365 [minor damage] 15. *£200 - 400

158 813 A Samuel Alcock trio and four cups and saucers the trio decorated with flowers on a blue and gilt ground, two cups and saucers with melting snow borders one enamelled with botanical specimens the other in pattern no.1674 with flowers, the remainder with flowers within a yellow, grey and gold scrolling ground and in pattern no.5398 with flowers within an acanthus band, circa 1825-40 *£120 - 180 814 A large Coalbrookdale flower-encrusted desk stand with candlestick, pounce pot and cover and ink pot with inner cover and liner, all painted and applied overall with floral sprays and foliage, circa 1840, 36 cm wide [stand and inner cover of ink pot restored]. *£70 - 100 815 Five Samuel Alcock porcelaineous animal groups comprising four dogs including a King Charles spaniel and a poodle together with a fox and hen inkwell, most with impressed numerals to base, circa 1840-45, [one base repaired]. *£80 - 100 816 Three Samuel Alcock lavender water sprinklers and covers comprising two graduating flower encrusted examples with pierced spouts and ornate scroll handles, circa 1840, 18 and 16 cm high, [the latter restored] together with a similarly shaped example embossed with simple scrolling foliage picked out in apricot and gold, pattern no. 8977, circa 1845, 16 cm high. *£150 - 200 the latter example is illustrated by Geoffrey Godden, Staffordshire Porcelain, plate 493, page 318

817 A group of four early 19th century Paris porcelain coffee cans and five cups the cups in Empire style with scroll handles, one transfer printed with a named view of ‘Barriere de Clichy’, the others with interior, foliate and classical decoration; the cans painted and transfer printed with fruit on a ledge, military figures in a landscape, a classical portrait and a diaper pattern [9]. *£200 - 400 818 A group of four early 19th century Paris porcelain coffee cans and saucers the first painted with panels of classical urns, hunting and landscape scenes reserved on a gilt ground; the second with bands of pink roses on a black ground, gilt CP mark; the third with cornflowers, stencilled mark; the last with a portrait and classical trophies on a green ground. *£200 - 300

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 159 819 820 821 A Samuel Alcock & Co. Parian A Samuel Alcock & Co. Parian A large Samuel Alcock & Co. porcelain figure of Wellington porcelain figure ‘Girl with Dog’ Parian porcelain jug probably to modelled after the original by Alfred probably modelled after an original by commemorate the 1851 Great Crowquill in seated posture with Alfred Crowquill with a seated maid Exhibition modelled after the original crossed legs, hands clasped and head offering a to her pet dog, on an by Henry Baggaley and of triple tiered bowed, on a rectangular base, printed oval rustic base, circa 1852, 35 cm high, form with ornate handle, the body cartouche to underside, circa 1852, 30 [glue repair to tail]. embossed with the names and national cm high, [repair to lower leg]. *£80 - 120 symbols of nineteen countries, 36 cm *£80 - 120 high, [base repaired]. *£100 - 150

822 A 19th century Parian porcelain figure 823 of Hamlet modelled seated on a Ceramic reference of Welsh pottery and porcelain interest, fractured pillar with one hand on his comprising Swansea Porcelain, The Nantgarw Porcelain head, on a rectangular captioned base, Album, The Pottery and Porcelain of Swansea and Nantgarw, circa 1850, 34 cm high, [ankle repaired, Swansea Porcelain shapes and decoration and William sword missing]. Billingsley together with some related catalogues and *£80 - 100 phamplets. (13) *£60 - 90

824 Ceramic reference a group of Faber monographs comprising Creamware, Rockingham Pottery & Porcelain, , Longton Hall Porcelain, New Hall, English Brown Stoneware, Derby Porcelain Figures, English Porcelain Figures of the Eighteenth Century, English Blue & White Porcelain, Mason Porcelain & Ironstone, New Hall & It’s Imitators, Nineteenth Century British Glass, Irish Glass, , French Faience and German Porcelain. (16) *£100 - 200

160 825 Ceramic reference a group of ‘Antique Collectors’ Club’ titles comprising 18th Century English Porcelain Figures, The Dictionary of Minton, Mason China and Ironstone Wares, Wedgwood, Black Basalt, British Glass 1800-1914, Coalport, , The Glaisher Collection vols I & II, English 826 Pottery, English Earthenware Figures, English Porcelain Ceramic reference of transfer printed interest comprising Blue Animals, Pratt Ware, Lowestoft Porcelains and Flight & Barr and White Transfer Ware 1780-1840, Blue Printed Earthenware Worcester Porcelain. (16) 1800-1850, Staffordshire Blue, Antique Blue and White Spode, *£120 - 180 Spodes Willow Pattern, Historical Staffordshire, Staffordshire II Romantic Transfer Patterns, Collecting Ceramic Landscapes and Canadian Historic Sites - Spode Copeland Transfer- Printed Patterns. (9) *£40 - 60

827 828 Ceramic reference a group of Ceramic reference a quantity of Daniel Herbert Jenkins/Barrie & Jenkins Collectors Circle Newsletters and two monographs comprising Coalport and related volumes on H. & R. Daniel Coalbrookdale Porcelains, Worcester porcelain and pottery. Porcelain, Lowestoft Porcelain, Minton *£30 - 50 Pottery and Porcelain of the First 829 No Lot. Period, Rockingham Pottery and Porcelain, Masons Patent , Staffordshire Salt-Glazed Stoneware and Ridgway Porcelains. (8) *£40 - 60

End of Barnes Collection

830 831 A Flight & Barr (Worcester) porcelain tea service comprising A Flight Barr & Barr (Worcester) porcelain part tea service a teapot, cover and stand, sugar bowl, six cups, four cans, comprising five tea cups, four cans, six saucers, a two handled five saucers and a pair of plates each decorated with a gold sugar bowl and stand, two milk jugs and a waste bowl each foliate band, majority incised ‘B’ or ‘FB’, circa 1800, [one decorated with a salmon and gilt vermiculi decorated band, saucer, one cup cracked] impressed crown and FBB, circa 1813-40, {cracked cup and *£400 - 500 can, wear to saucers]. *£100 - 150

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 161 832 Four cabinet plates painted by William Powell each enamelled with ornithological specimens within gilt dentil rims, signed lower right, blue backstamps and datecode for 1939, and captioned Linnet, Goldfinch, Bullfinch and Kingfisher, 23.5 cm diameter. *£200 - 250 833 Six Royal Worcester porcelain small cabinet plates painted by William Powell each enamelled with ornithological specimens within a gilt dentil rim, puce backstamps and datecode for 1923 and captioned Wren, Green Woodpecker, Nightingale, Wagtail, Blackbird and Robin, 15.5 cm diameter *£180 - 220

834 Four graduated Royal Worcester jugs painted by William Powell of tapering barrel shaped form with rustic handle each enamelled with ornithological specimens, signed lower right, green backstamps and datecodes 1924, 1937 and 1940 and captioned Robin, Kingfisher, Swallow and Chaffinch, 11, 8, 8 and 7 cm high. *£150 - 200 835 A Meissen chocolate pot and cover with turned wood handle, scroll spout and ribbed relief moulding, painted in purple camaieu and gilt with rockwork, flowers and foliage, faint underglaze blue crossed swords mark, circa 1760-70, 16 cm high. *£150 - 250

836 A figure of a lady musician seated playing a cello, her skirt painted with floral sprays in puce 837 monochrome, on mound base with A Paris porcelain figural mantel clock the cartouche shaped case with central mask gilt scrollwork, faint underglaze blue flanked by pillars and surmounted by a pair of semi- naked putti flanking a flattened crossed swords mark with impressed urn, the blue ground with gold and tooled gold decoration with four panels numerals,18th century, 13 cm high [part enamelled with garden flowers, the enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, of bow lacking, minor damage]. the dial and movement signed Rey â Paris, mid 19th century, 40 cm wide. *£150 - 200 *£500 - 700

162 838 839 A pair of Meissen cabinet cups of ogee form with high A Chantilly peach-shaped cup with loop handle, painted in strap handles and finely painted with continuous German the Kakiemon manner with tied bunches of bamboo, floral topographical scenes, the rims with tooled gilt borders, the sprays and sprigs, iron-red hunting horn mark, circa 1735-40, handles with flowers and foliage, underglaze blue crossed 5.5 cm high [small restored area to rim]. swords and asterisk marks with traces of black captions, *£200 - 300 Marcolini period, circa 1810, 7.5 cm high. *£600 - 800 For the shape see Robert Rontgen ‘The Book of Meissen’ page 185 fig.267 described by the factory as ‘Lemonshaped Form with pulled up handle’.

842 An Imperial Porcelain Manufactory (St Petersburg) caviar dish of shell shaped form made for Tsar Nicholas II for use in the Tsarskoe Selo Palace and decorated with the Imperial two-headed eagle within a blue and gilt border, green 840 marks and dated 1914, 12.5 cm long. finely painted with A Meissen saucer *£150 - 200 a chinoiserie scene in the manner of 843 J.G.Horoldt with a seated figure taking A Meissen porcelain group allegorical tea at a table on a garden terrace, a of the Seasons modelled as scantily kettle on a plinth to one side, within a clad putti, Spring and Summer double circle border and gilt strap and embracing, Autumn sitting on a barrel scrollwork rim, underglaze blue crossed raising a toast and Winter warming swords mark and impressed numerals 2 himself over a brazier, on a gilt and 1, circa 1740, 13 cm diameter. embellished scroll base underglaze *£200 - 400 blue crossed swords mark and incised 841 1068, 19th century, 14.5 cm high, [small A Gardner (Moscow) losses]. of a dancing bearded peasant, figure *£200 - 300 standing with hands on hips and 844 wearing a tall hat, grey coat and orange A Meissen porcelain mantel clock sash, set on a rustic square base, red in the form of four allegorical putti backstamp and impressed 117, mid representing the four seasons amongst 19th century, 25 cm high, [fingers elaborate applied flowers, foliage and restored]. C scrolls, the striking movement by *£200 - 400 Henry Bell, Paris with white enamel dial and blue enamel Roman and Arabic numerals, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, circa 1880, 46 cm high [minor losses to flowers]. See back cover illustration *£700 - 900

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