Antiques Auction - Session 1

Victorian Child's Gravy Boat, printed in brown with floral design

Coalport miniature Cup and Saucer decorated with the 'Indian Tree' design, modern

Decorative Meissen small Inkwell, circular baluster form, cover and rim decorated with blue scale border and painted in colours with sprigs of foliage

18th Century Newhall Tea Bowl and Saucer, painted en grisaille and gilded with sprigs of flowers

Miniature porcelain Model of pig and vintage car, 1 ½" high

Early Worcester fluted Trio of Tea Bowl, Coffee Cup and Saucer, borders painted with bell shaped flowers in deep blue and gold, crescent mark, circa 1

18th Century English wrythen Tea Bowl and one other, each painted in colours with scattered sprigs of flowers

English Tea Bowl painted with a puce scale border and sprigs of flowers; Together with larger Tea Bowl painted in colours with exotic birds and foliag

19th Century small Jug of globular baluster form, painted in colours with a floral spray on a white ground, 2 ½" high

Royal Crown Derby small Model of Salt Pig, decorated with pattern no 1249; Together with further Royal Crown Derby two handled small Bonbon Dish decor

Collection of three decorative small Continental porcelain Medallions

Interesting and rare mid 18th Century Chelsea Plate with scalloped rim, painted with underglazed blue, (unfinished), 9 ¾" diam (see illust...

Worcester Tea Bowl, printed in blue with the 'Man in a Pavilion' pattern, crescent mark, circa 1760 (see illustration)

Bow Tea Bowl painted with an Oriental landscape scene, (rim chips), circa 1755

Worcester Tea Bowl, painted in blue with the Mansfield pattern, crescent mark, circa 1775

Worcester Tea Bowl, painted in blue with a Mansfield pattern, circa 1775

Worcester Tea Bowl, printed with the Fence pattern, crescent mark, circa 1780

Worcester Tea Bowl, printed with the 'Three Flowers' pattern, crescent mark, circa 1780

Worcester Saucer printed in blue with the 'Three Flowers' pattern, crescent mark, circa 1785

Lowestoft Tea Bowl, painted in Imari colours with the 'Green Redgrave' pattern, circa 1785