Chamberlain Worcester card rack ‘ SOLD ’ ‘<h3 style=“color:red;”>SOLD</h3>’ A very fine Regency period Chamberlain Worcester card rack of serpentine form with relief moulded vines, vine leaves and bunches of grapes, beautifully painted with colourful bouquets of garden flowers and gilt fronds within gilded borders. Marked underneath ‘Chamberlain Worcester, 155 New Bond Street London’. Date: … Read More
Coalport taperstick ‘SOLD’ An unusual and decorative Regency period Coalport taperstick, the handle modelled as a sinuous gilded serpent and the thumbrest as a gilt scallop shell. The base decorated with a circular band of gilt leaves and berries, the tall broad sconce with trailing foliage, flowers, berries and gilt spirals and a brightly coloured … Read More
Spode inkwell SOLD ’ An English porcelain double inkwell, almost certainly Spode, modelled in the shape of a basket with carrying handle and containing two inkwells and covers. The base with a relief moulded basketweave design decorated with gilt sprays and inset panels painted with floral groups. The top and covers also decorated with multicoloured … Read More
Chamberlain Worcester tumbler ‘SOLD’ A rare and unusual Chamberlain Worcester tumbler, the rich burnt orange ground exquisitely gilded with swags, pendants, tassels and starbursts, the centre panel vibrantly painted with a charming scene of a piper playing for a group of village dancers before a country cottage, all within bold gilt borders. Date: Circa 1820 … Read More
Flight Barr and Barr cup and saucer ‘ SOLD ’ A striking Regency period Flight Barr and Barr cup and saucer, the cup with gilt loop handle, both cup and saucer with solid gilt gadrooned rims, the rich dark blue grounds with intricate gilt detail and oval reserves of red, green, blue and gold “India work” … Read More
Pair Derby bough pots SOLD’ A fine pair of Derby bough pots and covers of bombē shape standing on four feet, the pale creamy beige ground well gilded with swirling and trailing detail, the pierced covers with finials modelled as flower filled cornucopias with a moulded rose, thistle and shamrock in the “Union” manner. Each … Read More
Chamberlain Worcester plate ‘ SOLD ’ A rare Regency period Chamberlain Worcester plate, the light blue ground decorated with a gilt “chain mail” design within a gilt faux beaded outer rim, the centre panel well painted with a crouching hare in a moorland landscape, marked to the reverse with the inscription “Hare Sitting” and ” … Read More
Alcock miniature jug and bowl ‘SOLD’ A highly decorative Alcock miniature jug and bowl with shell and scroll borders, the rich dark blue ground enhanced with gilding, both jug and bowl painted with landscapes within vertical cream and gilt bands. Marked underneath with pattern number 1438. Provenance: The Murray Pollinger Collection. Date: Circa 1825 Jug: … Read More
Copeland and Garrett chamberstick ‘ SOLD ’ A very attractive and decorative Copeland & Garrett chamberstick, the rustic twisted twig handle with moulded leaves spreading at the foot, all picked out in gilt, the pale lime yellow ground painted with colourful exotic birds perched on branches and foliage. Marked underneath with full printed factory marks … Read More
Minton Inkwell ‘SOLD’ Minton inkwell, the attached well and cover with removable insert, all painted with circular bands of garden flowers and gilt detail. Date: Circa 1840 Width: 6.5 inches 16.5cm Height: 4 inches 10cm Condition: Very good Item No. 1843
