Antique Sale - Session 1

Locke's Worcester Ewer of compressed baluster form, painted in colours with a motif of a pheasant in a landscape below a blush and gilded spout,...

Derby Saucer Dish, typically painted in Imari colours, marked in iron red with crown cross batons and D, 19th Century, 5"

Derby Saucer Dish, typically painted in Imari colours, marked in iron red with crown cross batons and D, 19th Century, 5 «"

18th Century English globular Teapot, painted in colours with sprigs and sprays of flowers (spout damaged and cover missing), 7"

Worcester globular Teapot, painted in colours with flowers and insects, (restored tip of spout and part of finial), circa 1770, 7"

18th Century Meissen small Teapot, well painted in colours with an 18th Century scene of figures embarking from a ship, gilded spout and scrolled and

Small Sevres Cream Jug, painted in colours with sprigs and sprays of flowers, below a gilded border, 4 «"

Aynsley porcelain matt finish Model of a common seal by John Aynsley 1975, 2"

20th Century Model of a Panda Cub, naturalistically decorated, 3"

Goebel Model of a woodpecker, decorated in colours, 6 «"

Beswick Model of a seated pig, model no 832, 3 «"

Pottery Model of a stork, painted in colours, modern, 7"

Collection of three English pottery small Butter Boats, applied with twig handles and moulded with flowers and rosettes, decorated in plain cream

Small glass Basket with clear glass handle, lemon glass rim with gilded detail, 3"

Oriental small shallow Bowl, painted with motifs of swimming carp, 3 «"

Bear Grease Advertising Pot Lid, 3"

18th Century Oriental Sparrowbeak Jug and similar Coffee Cup, A/F, each decorated in colours with Chinoiserie figures etc

Worcester polychrome Coffee Cup enamelled with three chinese figures in an open landscape within a red border, 18th Century

Worcester 'Dry Blue' Coffee Pot, painted with panels of flowers within spiral and gilded borders, late 18th Century

Worcester 'Dry Blue' Coffee Pot, painted with flowers and scattered leaves below a gilt dentil rim, late 18th Century