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Royal Worcester coffee cup and saucer 1923A fine cup and saucer, hand painted by Worcester artist Walter Sedgley. Painted with floral filled cartouches detailed with gilt scrollwork, reserved against a scale blue ground. Blue and puce printed marks, T. Goode of Mayfair London Retailer's marks, coffee cup 5.5cm high, saucer 11cm diam 12 available slight variations to each individual design Condition - very good, no restoration or repair
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A Royal Worcester oval dish 1923A fine oval dish, hand painted by Worcester artist, Ernest Phillips, known for his neat flower groups and still life. Painted with floral filled cartouches detailed with gilt scrollwork, reserved against a scale blue ground. Blue and puce printed marks, T. Goode of Mayfair London Retailer's marks 25.5 cms long Condition - very good, no restoration or repair More Images GBP £225
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A Royal Worcester oval dish 1923A fine oval dish, hand painted by Worcester artist, Ernest Phillips, known for his neat flower groups and still life. Painted with floral filled cartouches detailed with gilt scrollwork, reserved against a scale blue ground. Blue and puce printed marks, T. Goode of Mayfair London Retailer's marks 25.5 cms long Condition - very good, no restoration or repair More Images GBP £245
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Royal Worcester side plate 1923Hand painted by Worcester artist, Ernest Phillips, known for his neat flower groups and still life. Painted with floral filled cartouches detailed with gilt scrollwork, with gadrooned borders reserved against a scale blue ground. Blue and puce printed marks, T. Goode of Mayfair London Retailer's marks 19.9 cms diam Condition - very good 12 available, slight variations to each individual design More Images GBP £125
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Royal Worcester square plate 1923Hand painted by Worcester artist, Ernest Phillips, known for his neat flower groups and still life. Painted with floral filled cartouches detailed with gilt scrollwork, reserved against a scale blue ground. Blue and puce printed marks, T. Goode of Mayfair London Retailer's marks 22.5 cms - 2 available, slight variations on individual designs Condition very good More Images GBP £225 each
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Chinese porcelain export plate Qing dynasty Qianlong period (1736-1795) c 1745 More Images Stock No; 1002 SOLD
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Chinese crackle-glazed footed dish 18th century, circa 1790A small well proportioned dish with raised foot, barbered rim, with crackled dove grey glaze. Crackle glazed decoration - intentionally produced by interupting with the firing process which affects the shrinkage between the body and the glaze, forming a pattern of irregular cracks. This also could be enhanced by staining from liquids such as tea. 11cms Condition - Very good, very minor firing specks to the centre and also very minor staining. No restoration or repair GBP £330 More Images Stock No; 1006
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Chinese Blue and White plate, Kangxi period, 1722-1762Painted to the centre with fancy peacock type birds, with another bird in flight, a circular sun and flying insects, with rocks and shrubs set within a double blue ring. A further ring of broken lines; the border with scrolls and flowers, blue line to rim. The reverse with a raised foot-rim picked out with a blue line. Condition - Good condition, kiln faults; firing specks to front and firing cracks to the rear, minor fritting to rim edge. No restoration or repair GBP SOLD More Images Stock No; 1007
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Chinese Kraak-style blue and white plate Qianlong period 1736-1795Circular form painted with basket of flower design to the centre, surrounded by petal shape floral panel border in the Kraak style. It is said that the baskets were full of flowers and herbs to represent wealth and longevity, after one of the 8 Immortals, Lan Caihe, who was the patron saint of florists and whose distinguishing emblem is a flower basket. Kraak porcelain is named after the Portugese ship, 'Carracks', which transported porcelain from China to Europe between 1580 - 1640. However, Kraak style, meaning 'of similar decoration' to these earlier wares continued well into the 1700s. 21cms diameter Condition - Good, minor fritting to rim No restoration or repair GBP SOLD More Images Stock No; 1008 |
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Chinese Kraak-style blue and white plate Qianlong period 1736-1795Circular form painted with basket of flower design to the centre, surrounded by petal shape floral panel border in the Kraak style. It is said that the baskets were full of flowers and herbs to represent wealth and longevity, after one of the 8 Immortals, Lan Caihe, who was the patron saint of florists and whose distinguishing emblem is a flower basket. Kraak porcelain is named after the Portugese ship, 'Carracks', which transported porcelain from China to Europe between 1580 - 1640. However, Kraak style, meaning 'of similar decoration' to these earlier wares continued well into the 1700s. 22cms diameter Condition - Good, minor fritting to rim No restoration or repair GBP SOLD More Images Stock No; 1009
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Chinese Kraak-style blue and white plate Qianlong period 1736-1795Circular form painted with basket of flower design to the centre, surrounded by petal shape floral panel border in the Kraak style. It is said that the baskets were full of flowers and herbs to represent wealth and longevity, after one of the 8 Immortals, Lan Caihe, who was the patron saint of florists and whose distinguishing emblem is a flower basket. Kraak porcelain is named after the Portugese ship, 'Carracks', which transported porcelain from China to Europe between 1580 - 1640. However, Kraak style, meaning 'of similar decoration' to these earlier wares continued well into the 1700s. 22.5cms diameter Condition - Good, minor fritting to rim No restoration or repair
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Chinese Kraak-style blue and white plate Qianlong period 1736-1795Circular form painted with basket of flower design to the centre, surrounded by petal shape floral panel border in the Kraak style. It is said that the baskets were full of flowers and herbs to represent wealth and longevity, after one of the 8 Immortals, Lan Caihe, who was the patron saint of florists and whose distinguishing emblem is a flower basket. Kraak porcelain is named after the Portugese ship, 'Carracks', which transported porcelain from China to Europe between 1580 - 1640. However, Kraak style, meaning 'of similar decoration' to these earlier wares continued well into the 1700s. 22.5cms diameter Condition - Good, minor fritting to rim No restoration or repair
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Chinese Kraak-style blue and white plate Qianlong period 1736-1795Circular form painted with basket of flower design to the centre, surrounded by petal shape floral panel border in the Kraak style. It is said that the baskets were full of flowers and herbs to represent wealth and longevity, after one of the 8 Immortals, Lan Caihe, who was the patron saint of florists and whose distinguishing emblem is a flower basket. Kraak porcelain is named after the Portugese ship, 'Carracks', which transported porcelain from China to Europe between 1580 - 1640. However, Kraak style, meaning 'of similar decoration' to these earlier wares continued well into the 1700s. 22.5cms diameter Condition - Good, minor fritting to rim No restoration or repair
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Chinese Kraak-style blue and white plate Qianlong period 1736-1795Circular form painted with basket of flower design to the centre, surrounded by petal shape floral panel border in the Kraak style. It is said that the baskets were full of flowers and herbs to represent wealth and longevity, after one of the 8 Immortals, Lan Caihe, who was the patron saint of florists and whose distinguishing emblem is a flower basket. Kraak porcelain is named after the Portugese ship, 'Carracks', which transported porcelain from China to Europe between 1580 - 1640. However, Kraak style, meaning 'of similar decoration' to these earlier wares continued well into the 1700s. 22.5cms diameter Condition - Good, minor fritting to rim No restoration or repair
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A Caughley Chelsea Ewer creamboat Circa 1790Printed in bue with the 'Fence' pattern, 10.5 cm long Condition - Good, minor wear No restoration or repair GBP £495 More Images Stock No; 2000
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A Caughley 'Gadroon Boat' creamboat Circa 1776-82Printed in bue with the 'Island' pattern. 9.5cm long Condition - Good, minor wear No restoration or repair GBP £595 More Images Stock No; 2001
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A small Caughley mug circa 1780Of cylindar form, with grooved handle, printed in blue with 'La Peche' and 'La Promenade Chinoise', 8.8 cm; printed mark
GBP £490 More Images Stock No; 2002
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A Caughley teabowl and saucer, Circa 1780-90Printed with the 'Striped Temple' pattern, with 2 bands of gilt to rims on saucer and teabowl and on foot of teabowl; decoration to centre of teabowl Condition - Good, No restoration or repair GBP £290 More Images Stock No; 2012
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A Caughley teabowl and saucer, Circa 1780-90Teabowl printed in 'The mother and child' pattern, saucer printed with the 'Bell Toy' pattern, printed 'S' mark Condition - Good, No restoration or repair GBP £290 More Images Stock No; 2013
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A Lowestoft teabowl and saucer, Circa 1780-90Painted in Redgrave style with the 'Two Bird' pattern, picked out in gilt with flying insects, flower head decoration to centre of teabowl Condition - Good, No restoration or repair GBP £390 More Images Stock No; 2015
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A Worcester teabowl and saucer, Circa 1770Painted with panels of 'Fancy Birds' edged with gilt scrollwork and reserved on a scale blue ground, open crescent marks Condition - Good, No restoration or repair GBP £690 More Images Stock No; 2016
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A Worcester coffee cup and saucer, Circa 1770The coffee cup and saucer printed with the 'Fisherman and Cormorant' pattern, disguised numerals and a hatched crescent mark, Condition - Good, No restoration or repair GBP £290 More
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A Worcester spoontray, Circa 1770Of lobed hexagonal shape, decorated in the Kakiemon style with the 'Rich Queen' pattern, 15cms, square mark Condition - Good, No restoration or repair GBP £525 More Images Stock No; 2020
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A Worcester teabowl and saucer, Circa 1775Finely painted in blue with the 'Waiting Chinaman' pattern, crescent marks Condition - Good, No restoration or repair GBP SOLD More
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3 Worcester teabowls, Circa 1775Worcester teabowls printed with the 'Fence' pattern, with floral decoration to centre of bowl Condition - Good, No restoration or repair GBP £50 each Various sizes 8 cms, 7.5 cms 6.7 cms (diameter) More Images Stock No; 2022, 2023, 2024
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A Worcester dessert dish circa 1765
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A Worcester teapot and cover circa 1770-90Printed in blue with the 'Three flowers' pattern, hatched crescents. Very minor bruising to spout 12.5 cms GBP £370 More Images Stock no; 3002
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A Caughley Sucrier and cover circa 1770-90Printed in blue with a version of the 'Three flowers' pattern. 12. cms More Images Stock no; 3003 SOLD
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A Worcester sparrow beak jug circa 1770-90Printed in blue with the 'Three Flowers' pattern. 11 cms GBP £295 More Images Stock no; 3004
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A Chelsea-Derby mug circa 1770-80With globular body and finely turned cylindrical neck, painted in the style of Edward Withrs with scattered floral sprays and sprigs, within a formal border in 'Smith's blue' and gold, gilt dentil rims, anchor and D marks in gold £425 More Images Stock no; 3005
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A Chelsea-Derby mug circa 1770-80With globular body and finely turned cylindrical neck, painted in the style of Edward Withrs with scattered floral sprays and sprigs, within a formal border in 'Smith's blue' and gold, gilt dentil rims, anchor and D marks in gold £365 More Images Stock no; 3006
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A Derby mug circa 1770-80Of cylindrical form with turned bands, painted with a crest and monogram below a narrow blue and gold border. £265 More Images Stock no; 3007
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A Bow Octagonal plate circa 1755Painted in famille rose enamels with flower sprays, rocks and bamboo. £390 More Images Stock no; 3008
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A Bow Octagonal plate circa 1755Painted in famille rose enamels with flower sprays, rocks and bamboo. £390 More Images Stock no; 3009
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A Caughley Chelsea Ewer creamboat Circa 1790Printed in bue with the 'Fruit Sprigs' pattern, and flower decoration to centre. 11 cm long, very good condition GBP £390 More Images Stock no; 3010
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