Flight and Barr trio ‘SOLD’ A fine George the Third period Flight and Barr trio, tea cup, coffee can and saucer, both cup and can with ring handles, each piece well decorated with red coloured bat prints of classical Roman deities Neptune, Vulcan and Juno, all reserved on a peach faux marble ground enhanced with … Read More
Royal Worcester bowl ‘SOLD’ A fine and decorative Royal Worcester Blush Ivory fruit bowl of oval shape standing on four elaborately scrolled feet, the wavy rim with leaf, shell and ram’s head moulding supporting festoons of moulded fruit and flowers against a warm toned background, all highlighted with gilding. The bowl exuberantly painted with … Read More
Coalport cup and saucer SOLD’ A good attractive Coalport cup and saucer (No. 7 shape in the factory pattern books) the cup with high loop handle enhanced with graduated gilt dots and decorated around with gilt whirls. Both pieces with moulded rims picked out in gilt and panels of cross hatching and gilt motifs against … Read More
Spode creamer ‘SOLD’ A tastefully decorated Regency period Spode creamer of classical shape with double barred C- scroll moulding, banded around the top with trailing gilt decoration between gilt dentil bands and painted to all sides with colourful bouquets of garden flowers and exotic flying insects. Marked under with pattern number 3496 and a … Read More
Coalport inkwell ‘SOLD’ A fine Regency period Coalport inkwell and cover, the inkwell with two side containers, two quill holders and a candle sconce, the cover with strapped ring finial, the top with three quill holes and delicate anthemion gilding, the inkwell painted all round with a ruined building in a wooded and hilly landscape set … Read More
Spode chamberstick ‘SOLD’ A fine and rare Regency period Spode chamberstick in the classic 1166 pattern, both base and sconce with bands of applied pearl beading, the rich cobalt blue ground decorated with gilt rosettes, exquisite graduated gilt scaling and groups of vividly painted garden flowers and foliage. Marked underneath ‘Spode 1166’. Date: Circa 1815 … Read More
Minton cup and saucer ‘SOLD’ A fine Minton cup and saucer, ‘Q’ shape in the Minton pattern books, the cup with flared lip and high ring handle, both cup and saucer with leaf moulded rims decorated with gilt C-scrolls, stripes and cross hatching. The deep red and apricot grounds painted with floral sprays all enhanced … Read More
Pair Coalport plates ‘SOLD’ A pair of Coalport plates of six lobed shape, the dark blue borders with gilt dentil rims, swags and pendants, the centres very well painted, one with a basket full of garden flowers, the other with a large floral bouquet, all within a border of gilt motifs. The decoration of … Read More
Minton inkwell ‘SOLD’ A striking Minton inkwell, inner well and cover with gadrooned rim and standing on three gilt paw feet, the body with three moulded gilt medallions, the top with three quill holes and a removable taper holder. The vibrant pink ground finely painted to the front with a colourful bouquet of garden flowers … Read More
Copeland and Garrett dish ‘<h3 style=“color:red;”>SOLD</h3>’ A fine, deep Copeland and Garrett dessert dish of fluted, oval shape, the rim with relief moulded C scrolls, frills and leaves, all enhanced with intricate gilding. The dish vividly painted with sprays of brightly coloured garden flowers amid foliage and small floral sprigs. Marked underneath with impressed F … Read More
